The Washington herald., 1908-05-25

10 Jdi4cS hCMlIldn entertained at
dinner last evening for her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Jarvis. In honor of Miss Edith
Sanger and Mr.. Vaudeville Carlisle
whose marriage will take place next
Wednesday at noon. The dinner was
served In the Country Club. and covers
were laid for twenty-four. Miss Miriam
Crosby came up from her country home
In Virginia on Saturday, and will remain
with Miss Jarvis until after the wedding
Lieut. Gen. and Mrs. Henry c. Corbin
entertained ct a breakfast yesterday
morning In their country home near
Chevy Chase in honor OF Miss Juliette
Williams and her hance Mr.. Joseph
Letter, whose wedding will take place on
June TO-
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. William Carroll
Rafferty,, now stationed at Baltimore,
spent yesterday with the Chilean Min
ister and Nine Cruz, who are old
friends
Mrs. Churchill Candee spent the week
end in Baltimore as the guest OF Mrs
Howell Carroll at the Belvedere. Mrs
Candee will as usual spend her summer
abroad with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont left WASH
ington yesterday for New York. where
they will spend G few days at the Plaza.
They will sail on Wednesday for Eu-
rope. accompanied by Mr.. Belmonts
brother, Mr.. August Belmont, and be
In time for the Derby, In which they
are all greatly interested, especially the
last named. who will have some horses
in the races th3re.
Mr.. and Mrs William Phelps Emo had
as their guest for the weekend Mr.. Sam
uel Walter Taylor. Of New York and
Stamford, Conn. Mr.. Taylor Is a former
resident Of Washington, and still has
relatives here He has lived in New
York for many years, but maintains a
country place at Stamford Mr.. and Mrs
Emo Will go 70 their summer home at
Saugatuck. Conn, next Sunday.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt is spending a few
days In New York.
Mrs. Amy Talbot left Washington yes
terday afternoon for New York TO be
present at the graduation exercises at
her daughters school Later in the week
they will leave for san Francisco and will
spend the summer in California.
The commencement exercises of Fair
mont Seminary will take place this even
ing in the assembly hall OF the seminary.
Mrs. John A. Logan is the patroness Of
the class and will be present, as will the
mascot Of the class, little Miss Elizabeth
Dover. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Dover. Mr. John Barrett will make an
address to the graduating class. his sub
Ject to be THE American girl and her
worldwide influence"
Mrs. John A Story has opened her home
at Annapolis, and has with her there her.
daughter. the Countess de Buisseret. OF
Belgium, who has been with her family
in this country for some weeks, and viii
remain for two months yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard have
closed their Washington residence and
gone to Tuxedo, where they will spend
some time in their cottage before sailing
for their annual visit abroad.
Capt and Mrs. Henry S. Hurter have
issued invitations to the wedding Of their
daughter. Wilhelmina c. shurmeier. to
Mr.. Harry ]. Price on Wednesday even
ing. July /. at o'clock in McKendree
Methodist Episcopal Church A recep-
ton will follow at the home OF the brides S
parents, 14l7 Belmont street.
The Naval Attache Of the United States
Embassy in London and Mrs. Gibbons
entertained at dinner In London last week
in honor OF Mrs. Herbert Shipman. OF
New York. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edison Bradley. and wife of the rector OF
the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. who
Is spending the season In London Miss
Beatrice Crosby was also a guest at the
dinner. Mrs. Gibbons. who was formerly
Miss Maud Ely, Of this city, was beauti-
fully gowned In white satin, embroidered
in gold and silver Mrs Shipman was
also in white satin. trimmed with point
lace. and wore some superb sapphire and
diamond earrings, necklace, and corsage
pins Miss Crosby was in pompadour
silk. She is travelling with Mrs Shipman.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, who is established
in her London house for the season. Will
entertain at one Of her famous dinners
on June 10 in honor Of Miss Jean Reid.
daughter of the United States Ambas-
saGor 10 Great Britain and Mrs. White
law Reid, and the Hon. John Ward. 10
whom she will be married next month.
The Ambassador and Mrs. Reid had
dinner company on Thursday evening In
their honor. when the members Of Mr..
Wards family were asked to meet
number Of prominent Americans.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell. of this city and
Newport, who is spending the season
which but just opened in London, has
her daughter. Miss Irene Hare, with her.
Miss Hare will be presented at court
at the next drawing-room, and will
be debutante OF next season. She
is a cousin Of Miss Laura Merriam.
daughter OF the former governor of &ln-
nesota and Mrs. W. r. Merriam. who
will also be debutsnte next year.
Baron Schlippenbach, Russian consul at
Chicago. and we'll known in Washing
ton society by having been a frequent
visitor at the embassy, has been made
consul general TO New York
Mrs. Arthur Leverkus. formerly Miss
Bertha Droop. who came over from her