The Washington herald., 1908-05-03
PERSONALS.

! mT. duncan trydeT, or New 1ork,
spent portion of this week in Washing
ton at the Arlington. on his way from
the White Sulphur Springs, where he left
Mrs. Cryder and Miss Ethel Cryder. to
his home in New York Miss Ethel
Cryder Is the only unwedded ones Of the
! well-known Cryder triplets Mr.. Cryder
Is the uncle OF Miss Mary A Cryder,
formerly of New York, now of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams.
of Boston. who have recently selected
Washington as their winter home, have
taken possession of their new residence
In Massachusetts avenue. which. although
nearing completion is not by any means
finished. They will remain In 1t for the
remainder OF the spring season. super
intending the last touches. Mrs. Adams
is a sister Of Mrs. Duncan Cryder. They
were formerly the Misses Ogden.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Winfield Scott
Schley returned during the wek from the
christening party OF their small grand
daughter. Miss Anne Stuart Whitley. Of
New York, who vas named for her
grandmother. Mrs. Schley.
Mrs. Walker and Miss Sarah Walker.
widow and daughter OF Rear Admiral
Walker have closed their Washington
home and gone 20 Boston for the spring
and early summer,
Mrs. Ammon Behrend and Miss Nellie
Behrend, of Rhode Island avenue. are
spending few weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Isaac Cans has gone for a few
weeks visit TO her brother and family.
Capt. F. a. Barton, at Cornell Heights,
Ithaca. \. Y While there she viii at
tend the musical festival OF the Cornell
! University which embraces two weeks
! every May. This is Capt BaTtOns last
year al the university. He viii IN the
fan join his regiment. Troop f, Third
Cavalry. He has been assigned as mill
tary instructor at Cornell University for
the past four years He will visit Wash
ington some time in June, before going
| 10 his new post
Mrs. T. Charles Fiesher had as guests
during the week Mrs. Samuel Brunner
and Mrs d. Meyer. Of New York.
Mr.. F. CaHisher left the early part Of
the week for a visit 10 New York.
Mr.. NJ L. Anathan, OF New York, was
a recent visitor to the city.
Mrs. Julia Luchs. Of the Sterling. en-
tertained the Evening Bridge Club on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Gearing. Of Pittsburg.
Pa, is spending a few weeks in the city
Mr.. Ben Dreyfus has returned from
Saranac Lake
The Misses Francesca and Gladys But
Ter. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. But
Ter, with their mother, spent Easter at
Old Point Comfort. where they have been
much entertained by the officers and
hostesses of the fort Mrs. Butler enter
tanned at a tea at the Hotel Chamberln
one afternoon, when the guests included
the United States officers stationed at
Fort Monroe with their families, and
the officers Of the German cruiser Bre-
men, which has been lying off Fort
Monroe for some time. Mrs Butler
chaperoned her daughters and Miss Ruth
Ridgway at an afternoon tea on board
the Bremen. given in their honor by the
young officers.
Miss Curriden, OF this city. is a house
| guest of Lieut.. and Mrs Halsey Dun
woody at Fort Nome oe. who gave a large
card party in her honor recently.
Dr. and Mrs. Milton J, Rosenan have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Rosehan. Of Philadelphia, Pa
Mrs. Frederick schwab and children. Of
Columbia road, have returned from a
visit 20 Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice A. Joyce an
nounee the engagement Of their daughter.
Clara Maurice, 10 Mr.. James Leo. jr., Of
Jersey City. n. J. The wedding will take
place early in June.
Capt. and Mrs. Daniel T. Moore are
also at Fort Monroe. Capt. Moore was
formerly a military aid in the White
House. and is a cousin OF Mrs. Roose-
yelt Mrs. Moore was formerly Miss
Marcia Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tuck. Of New
York, spent the week the New Willard
They had a large suite and a retinue Of
servants, although they did little or no
entertaining or accepting of entertain
ment Mr. and Mrs Tuck spend half the
year IN London, and the other half in
New York, in both OF which places they
maintain residences. They returned 20
New York yesterday, previous to sailing
| for England, IN time for the season there
Mr.. Edward Yogel. Of New York. was
in the city for a short stay.
| Mrs. A. Herman and daughter. Miss
Lorraine Herman. Of Calvert street. will
sail In few days for a trip abroad.
Mr. Dave Wolf has returned from a
short trip to Wilmington. Del
Miss Maud Wetmore, daughter Of the
Senator from Rhode Island. is in New
port. experimenting the reopening of
their Newport home and the improving
of the golf links of Newport, of which
she is an officer.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will close
their house in Scott circle. the home Of
Mrs D. P. Morgan. on Monday. and &C
20 their Newport home, TO look over their
estate and superintend Improvements. on
| their return to Washington next fall
they will occupy their new home on the
triangle bounded by New Hampshire
avenue, r street. and Eighteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Barton French
known in Washington, are having their