The Washington herald., 1908-06-24

c. Glover on for Europe.
Mrs. John NJ. Morton, daughter-in-law
Of the late Gov o. p. Morton. OF In
diana, is in Washington at the Rocham-
beau. having come on from her home, in
Palo Alto, Cal, for the wedding Of her
niece, Miss Winifred Mattingly, and Mai
David D. Porter. which will take place
this afternoon in st. Johns Church.
Mrs. Morton is a sister Of Mrs Charlotte
NJ. Conger. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pay
son. Of Portland, Me. are also here. the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L. Mat
tingly, for the wedding festivities.
The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand left Washington yesterday
afternoon for New York. from where
they will sail tomorrow for their home
In France for the summer season. The
charge d'affaires and counselor Of the
embassy. NJ. de la Fosse, who returned
from Europe several days ago, is spend
ing a few days with Gen. and Mrs Cor
bin in their country place. near the
NAANhg NAAdCt AAup- Ilt Will AtdNE ldltL
in the week for Newport News, where
he will establish the embassy for the
summer season.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs. Taft
were the guests of honor at dinner last
evening of Or. Arthur T. Hadley, presi-
dent of Yale University. and Mrs. Had
ley. The guests asked to meet them
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Mrs. WILLIAM Farnum, Rev. and Mrs.
Arson Phelps Stokes. jr.. Mrs. William
x. Townsend. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
William Sheffield Cowles. house guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. Hadley, and Mr.. Otto
Barnard.
The Brazilian Ambassador and his son.
Joaquin Nabuco, jr, left Washington
yesterday afternoon for New York. from
where they will proceed 10 Hamilton.
Mass. where Nine Nabuco, Miss Nabuco,
and the younger members OF the family
are already established in one OF the sum-
mer places Of the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Meyer The Ambassadors eldest
son. Maurice. will remain in Washington
until Saturday. He is taking examina-
tions for entry into Harvard University
next fall
The Admiral Of the Navy and Mrs.
Dewey, who are remaining late in their
Washington home will close II next
week and go TO Blue Ridge Summit, Nd.
for July and August.
The Secretary OF the Interior. who has
been on a trip 10 Hawaii. viii sail from
Honolulu on Sunday and reach san Fran
cisco July T. He will join his family
later at the old farm at Mentor. Ohio.
made famous as the home OF his father,
the martyred President Garfield
Nine. Wu. wife OF the Chinese Minister.
who arrived in San Francisco Saturday
on her return trip TO Washington. came
in midsummer in order 70 celebrate.
with her husband, his birthday, on
June So
Miss Helen Taft. daughter Of the Secre-
tary OF War. is the guest Of the Misses
Rocker. daughters Of Mr.. William II.
Rocker. jr., in the country home Of their
father. at Warwick, r. l. Miss Taft
will go later 10 Murray Bay and visit
the summer negh5ors and friends of
her parents for the greater part Of the
summer She will be Joined there by
her elder brother. Robert Alphonso Taft,
who is now in New Haven attending a
reunion Of the sophomore class Of Yale,
OF which he is a member.
Mrs. Charles O'Donneu Lee. jr. (nee
Macauley). of this city. is the guest OF
Mr.. Lees father in his country place. in
Frederick County. Nd.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles C. Glover and
their son, Mr.. Charles c. Glover, jr., will
sail to-day for Europe for the summer
They will spend some time with their
daughter Nine. van Swinderen. wife OF
the former Minister from the Netherlands
10 this country. IN the van Swinderens'
home, in Holland. Mr.. Glover jr.. has
been seriously III from typhoid fever dur
ing the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. z. Francis Riggs, who are
In their cottage in New London. Conn.
entertained a party Of young people last
week TO celebrate the twenty-frst birth
day Of their son. Mr.. Francis Riggs, who
is senior at Yale.
Mr.. Harrison H Dodge, custodian Of
Mount Vernon, whose daughter. Miss Lu-
cretia, will be married 70 Lieut. Rodman
Butler. L. S. A. on the 24th, in the Phil
ippines. sailed yesterday from Baltimore
for Portsmouth. y. H., as the guest Of
Capt. Henry Babbitt on the schooner
Henry W. Cramp. Mrs. Dodge and Miss
Mollie Dodge are now at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John T. Davis daughter-in-law of
former Senator Henry G.. Davis. Of West
Virginia. will spend her summer in Eu-
rope, accompanied by Miss Maude Ash
ford. They will sail late in June
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney. Of this
city. who has been abroad for more than
a year, is now in London, and entertains
according TO her unique style She gave
a musicale recently al which Mr.. Tanning
sang. He is young barytone OF great
promise. and was presented to Washing
ton society az one OF the musicales
given by Mrs. Duncan McKim in her new
home when her $4,000 organ was first in
stalled in the music-room. Dr. McKim is
a charming organist and musician, and
their musicales are always worth while
The wedding Of Miss Lydia D. Hodgson,
daughter of Mrs. John E. Hodgson, and
Mr.. Charles Thaden took place last even
ing in Peck Memorial Chapel, Rev. James
NJ. Henry pastor officiating. The bride
was attended by Mrs. Grace Schlosser.
matron Of honor, and Miss Mary Van
Ness Fauth, Miss Doris Denham. Miss
May Yost. and Miss Irene Yost. brides
maids. The bridegroom had for his best
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