The Washington herald., 1908-04-07

marriage OF Inelf niece, MISS Lacey Stu-
art Johnston to Preston Williamson
Smith, of Portland, Greg.
The ceremony viii take place Wednes-
day evening, April ., in St. Johns Episco-
pal Church. at s o'clock, Rev. Roland Cot
ton Smith officiating, and Will be followed
by a reception in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lacey, at the Portner,
Miss Ruth Clements. of New York, will
act as maid Of honor for Miss Johnston,
and Leland Smith. brother of the bIiess
groom. will be the best man. Thomas
Johnston. Hoyt Johnston, brothers of the
brlde-elcct, William Lemon. Carl Myrick.
Andrew DuvaH, and Basil Boltler VIII be
the usheis.
The Countess de Buisseret, formerly
Miss Story, of Washington. is here on a
three months visit TO her parents, Gen.
and Mrs John P. Story. Count de Buis-
seret. who is in the diplomatic service. is
now stationed at Tangier
Mr. Arthur Delroy, the London psychic
entertainer who has had a studio in New
York the past winter is coming to Wash
ington, and viii entertain the guests OF
Mrs. c. II. Butler at a tea April 3.
Mr. DelrOy will remain two or three
days, during which time he viii give psy-
chic readings and demonstrations Of men
tai telepathy. mind reading. palmistry.
and spirit writing to those interested in
these studies.
The annual meeting Of the Christ Child
Society viii be held this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the bah room Of the
Shoreham Dr William Kerby will pre-
side over the meeting. and the Rev. W.
T. Russell. the new pastor of ST Patrick s
Church. viii deliver an address.
An interesting feature Of the programme
will be the stereopticon views Of all the
headquarters and centers of the society.
They viii be explained by Miss Janet
Richards
An exhibit of the work done by some
of the children will be on display in an
adjoining room. and tea viii be served
during the afternoon.
Miss Wood, sister of Representative
Wood, of New Jersey. who has been visit
ing for the last two weeks in her home
In New Jersey, has returned TO Washing
ton
Miss Wood will receive to-day from 4
to $50 o'clock, at la NoTmandie.
Senator Robert L. Taylor, of Tennessee
and Mrs Taylor occupied a box at the
Columbia Theater last night for the per-
Torrance OF THE Clansman." They had
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
DuIany and Mrs. S. b. Williamson.
Gen. Laps D. McCord. of Tennessee.
with the Misses BIcCord and Capt Joseph
L PeaTcy, of the Volunteer State, with a
party Of friends, occupied orchestra
chairs.
The play possessed an especial inter. 81
20 these loyal Tennesseeans. Capt Pear "
is one Of the three surviving organizers
Of the Ku Klux Flan. and Gen. McCord.
as editor of the Pulaski (Tenn) Citizen,
printed the first "rescript' Of the secret
order, which was founded in his home
town in the spring OF 1861.
Prof. and Mrs. Willis L. Moore have re-
turned 10 their country home. Mooreland
Farm, near Rockville. Nd
Or. 7. =. Hammond, Of II street, was
called to Berlin. Md. on Sunday. on ac-
count Of the sudden death Of his sister,
Miss Kate T. Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Bellamy stOrer, who have
been in Boston all the past winter, are
booked 10 sail for Europe to-day.
Miss Elizabeth Nineuee left Washing
ton last week for New York, where she
is visiting friends.
Mrs. William Mortimer Lyon, OF Charles
County. Nd, and Miss Julianna Brawner
were guests for the weekend Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Naggaman, at Annapolis,
Nd.
Commander Cameron MGR. Winslow, L.
s n. and Mrs. Winslow have again
leased the Cleveland villa at Newport for
use the coming season.
Mr. Max-MuIler. formerly attached 10
the British Embassy here. and now sta
toned in the Norwegian capital, will be
married at Christiania on Easter Tues
Gay to Miss Wanda Helberg, OF that city
Mrs. J. Fairfield Carpenter. who spent
the winter months travelling in Cuba.
ANdSctHr anu A lti lAc WIN AtNL tliiiAi 1l4
has returned here and has reopened her
house, 1927 Sixteenth street, where she
viii spend the spring season. The Car
penter summer home is Lakeland. Gaze
n0via. \. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Moore. who are
now in England. VIII return to this coun-
try I'm the next few weeks. and will spend
the summer at Swiftmore. their place at
Prides Crossing.