The Washington herald., 1908-04-02

Mark Brooke. wife Of Lieutenant Brooke,
L. S. A. Of West Point. who is the guest
of her mother Mrs. GunneI. wife of DR..
Francis NJ. Gunnen. L. $. n.
7 Mr.. Preston. Gibson will give a luncheon
Sunday at his country place. Hampton
Farm.
Word comes from New Orleans that
Mrs. Roosevelt and her party havei ar
rived there.
| Gov. Blanchard and several personal
| friends Of the President met the party and
extended a greeting in the name OF the
State and city. IN conformity with
/ wishes expressed by Mrs. Roosevelt when
her trip was first planned. no formal en-
tertainments have been arranged during
/ her stay there.
The members Of Fitzhugh Chapter.
/ Daughters Of the Confederacy, have
planned. however to entertain Capt Fitz-
hugh Lee. the Presidents military aid.
who is accompanying Mrs Roosevelt
/ There viii be lecture and musicale al
the home Of Mrs. Joseph Thropp. April
/ - at O'Clock. for the benefit OF St.
Thomas Church.
Mrs. Howard Reeside viii entertain the
/ friends of her young son Saturday after
noon from TO o'clock.
= Mr.. H. a. Norton. Of Cambridge. Mass.
and Mrs. Norton and their daughter Mar
/ jorie are at the Hotel Normandie for a
week
| AZ Nor,o,, a. bo.a - a t,,-. -,., ,,,,,fo.
( turing establishment in Boston. Mrs.
Norton is the daughter OF senator Gal
linger. of New Hampshire.
The last Of the series Of lectures given
/ by professors Of the Catholic University
during the five weeks Of Lent win take
place in the ballroom Of the Shoreham at
II o'clock to-day.
This lecture viii be given by the Very
/ Rev. DR.. Charles A Grammar. professor
Of Scripture the subject being The Anal
alysis Of a strange book OF the Bible
| The lectures are a unique feature IN the
intellectual life Of Washington. and 50
/ successful have :hey proved to be that
many requests are made that they be
continued next season. Among the sub
I scrlbers and attendants are names from
/ the diplomatic, political. and residential
/ circles Of society.
| The following is a list of the other lee
lures and names OF lecturers: Modern
Lives Of the Popes. Very Rev. Thomas
J. Shahan. d. D.. D. c. l.. Professor Of
| Church History; Modern and Scholas-
| tic Psychology Compared" Very Rev.
Edward A. Pace. u. D.. Ph. D.. Profess
sor Of Psychology; The Relations Of
Buddhism and Christianity" Rev. Charles
f. Aiken. D. D.. Ph. D., Professor Of
4 lApologetics; and THE Educational Prin-
ciples in the Organic Activities OF the
! Church" Rev. Thomas z. Shields. Ph. d,
Associate Professor OF Pedagogy.
The course was gotten up by the Misses
Riggs, the Misses Cullen and Mrs. George
Melville Boiling. The first three lectures
were given in the drawlng-rooms of the
Misses Riggs, Misses Cullen, and Mrs
Becker
Through the courtesy of Mr.. Devine. of
the Shoreham, the last lecture was given
in the ballroom OF the hotel, as to-day s
entertainment viii be-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick CORTLAND Pen
field have sailed for Naples They will
spend the summer motoring in England
and the continent. and in the early fail
will take a trip up the Nile TO Khar-
rtoum.
Mrs. Penfeld before her marriage. Feb
ruary q. was Mrs. Anne NJ weightman
Walker. and has a large acquaintance in
this city.
! The marriage OF Miss Annie NJ Bevan,
sister-in-law OF United States Senator Isl
dor Rayner. and Mr.. Addison T. Dishman.
Spokane, Wash, was an interesting event
yesterday at the home of the brother Of
the bride, Justice Richard A. Bevan, of
Arlington, Nd.
The couple have known each other since
childhood
Mr. Dishman was born in King George
County, Va, but went West some time
ago He is now a successful business
man.
Miss Bevan was born in Baltimore
County. but her parents were originally
from Virginia. The family still owns the
old homestead in King George County
which is Tow occupied by Mr.. Charles
Bevan. brother of the bride.
The couple will make the Journey TO
Spokane by easy stages, stopping at all
the principal points OF interest on the
way
Mrs. Nelson Dingley. of Maine. is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. James c.
Hooe, in her home. 22SO Massachusetts
avenue.
SenOr Don Arturo L. Fiallo. secretary
Of the Dominican Legation. has given up
his apartments in the Shoreham and is
now at the Burlington.
Commander and Mrs. Albert Cleaves
will have Commander and Mrs. Albert
L. Key. Of Washington, as their guests
for a few days at the torpedo station. at
Newport
Mrs. Reyburn, wife of Mayor Reyburn.
of Philadelphia, will be here Friday to
remain until after Easter. As ar pres
ent planned, Mrs. Reyburn will go abroad
in July with her children. to spend the
summer.