The Washington herald., 1908-05-11


Mrs. John r. Mclean entertained at her
customary Sunday breakfast at Friend
ship" the Mclean country place on the
Tennallytown road, yesterday morning,
when about fifty young people were her
guests. Mr. Mclean is spending the week
end in yachting trip down the bay, as
one Of the guests of Mr.. Clarence F, Nos-
ment.
The Bazilian Ambassador and Nine.
Nabueo entertained small company at
dinner last evening in the embassy. when
the members OF the embassy staff and
their wives and a few additional guests
were present
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles J. Bell. who have
opened their country place, adjoining Mrs
Gardner HubbaTds Twin Oaks" are ex-
pecting visit from Mrs. Julian A. Rip
ley, of New York, daughter of Mr.. Bell
Mrs. Stuyvesant Pilot, formerly Miss
Grossman, granddaughter of Mrs. Hub
bard. will come down this week for her
annual spring visit.
Senator and Mrs. Warner are in At
lantic City, at Haddon Hall, for the spring
season, the Senator coming down 20
Washington frequently until Congress ad-
journs, when he will Join his family for a
longer stay.
Mrs. Satterlee and Miss Constance SAT-
teFlee, widow and daughter Of the late
Bishop OF Washington, have returned here
after a visit Of some weeks in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Newberry, wife Of the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. and Miss New
berry went last weekend to Hot Springs
for ten days visit. Mrs Newberry had
a strenuous week as hostess OF many af-
fairs for the Colonial Danes. OF which So
ciety she is a prominent member. and
was greatly in need Of a change for
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaTz Anderson. who spent
the spring season in their Massachusetts,
avenue home. have gone 20 their estate
in Brookline, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Reeves. Of this city,
are spending their honeymoon at the
Berkshire Inn, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Lowndes and Miss Lowndes. widow
and daughter of former governor OF
Maryland are spending a short time at
the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Philip Sousa, who
are making their semi-annual visit to
the Hot Springs Of Virginia, made a long
riding trip early last week over the
mountains 10 the Natural Bridge and
return to the Springs They were eccom-
panied by Miss Comstoek. It was
distance Of nearly 100 miles Ia all. and
the women Of the party abandoned their
horses before the end Of the journey and
returned to the Homestead In a carriage
Mr, J. c. Powers. Of tl,is city. who has
spent the winter in the Souta and
week Of the spring season in Atlantic
City. is now on his way from the sea-
shore to Washington in his touring car.
Baroness HengelmJIIer. wife Of the
Austrian Ambassador, and Miss Ethel
Cryder, of New York. were the guests
for whom Mrs George Vanderbilt en-
tegtained at an al fresco tea on the lawn
Of the clubhouse at Hot Springs last
week. Mrs. Henry May and Miss May.
Of this city, were also present.
Invitations hay, been received here for
the wedding Of Miss Eleanor Patter-
son, daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Mansfield Patterson, formerly of
this city. now OF New York, and Mr..
Harral Mulliken. son Of Mrs. MulIiken.
of this city. The ceremony will be per-
formed on Wednesday, May % in the
chantry Of Grace Church. New York.
by Rev. William r. Huntington, rector
OF Grace Church. A reception will fol-
low in tn home OF the bride, 135 East
Sixty-sixth street Miss Helen 1Iulliken.
sister OF the bridegroom, will act as the
brides only attendant and the bride
groom's cousin. MIR. Herbert Clark. of
Boston, will Ls the best man. The
ushers will be Mr.. George Muirson Wool
sey. Of New York, and SIR. James II.
Hayden, Of this city.
Mr.. Jack Siebert has opened his coun-
try place in the Shenandoah Valley and
entertains a party of friends there every
weekend.
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
Guide are entertaining Bishop Anton
Christian Bang, primate OF the Lutheran
Church, of Norway. who is in Wash
ington for a short visit at the Grafton.
Miss Mary Carlisle has returned from
her visit to Athens, Greece, where she
went early in the winter. accompanying
her aunt, Mrs. Richmond Pearson, wife
of the United States Minister to Greece.
Miss Carlisle came home to act as
bridesmaid for Miss Edith Sanger, who
will marry Miss Carlisle's brother. Mr..
Vaudeville Carlisle. on May q.
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely Mrs
Charles J. Bell, Mrs Richard Harlow.
Miss Louise Lockwood, Of Philadelphia,
house guest Of Mrs. Ridgely: Dr. Bis
pham. and Commander Culver are men,
bers Of party who are spending a few
days at the Patuxent Club, as the guests
of Gen. Buchanan. They went there in
touring ears Saturday.
Miss Kathleen BOurke has Joined her
uncle and aunt, the Minister from Haiti
and Nine. Leger, and her sister, Miss
Louise Bourke, at the legation here, and
will accompany them to Deer Park for
taken cottage,
The United States Embassy in Paris
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