The Washington herald., 1909-04-02

The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
we're guests Of honor last evening at the
dinner OF Mrs c. A Williams A large
company Of diplomatic and official people
were invited to meet them.
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer entertained at dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley entertained
at dinner last evening in honor Of their
house guests. Mrs. Louis Pooler and
Mrs Herbert Shipman. the latter being
the daughter OF the hosts. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs Clarence Moore. Wis
count and Viscountess de Sibour. Mrs.
Bulmer. Baroness Marguerite Moncheur.
Miss Mary Sheridan. Count Torok, OF
the Austrian Embassy; Mr. Henry Ma-,i.
OF the Swiss Legation; Mr.. Janssens. OF
the Belgian Legation; Mr.. Jack Siebert.
and Mr.. ". T. Bingham.
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers. who has
been in New York for some time, has re-
turned 10 washington. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Rogers. who
will be here for the Easter holidays be-
fore returning TO her school
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Hammond, who
have been in Cuba for some time. are
now in Washington. Mrs. Hammond was
formerly Miss Hester Reilly. daughter of
Mrs. H J. Reilly. and made her debut in
Washington but a few years ago. Mrs.
Orson Smith, Of Chicago. aunt Of Mrs.
Hammond, viii be their guest for a short
time.
Senator Du Pont entertained at dinner
last evening.
The Norwegian Minister and Nine.
Guide. who returned 70 Washington from
the Takoma Park Sanatorium, returned
there yesterday for an indefinite stay.
owing to the great need by the minister
Of quiet and rest
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Finley and their
family took possession yesterday OF
their new house, POI r street, just or OF
Sheridan Circle. This IS the home which
was built last summer by Miss Gillette
for herself and her sister, and was re-
Gently purchased b. Mr.. Finley. The
Misses Gillette, who are natives OF Ili-
nois. were presented 20 society IN Wash
ington by Miss Cannon, who entertained
them several seasons.
Miss Sally Darlington. daughter OF Gen.
z. o. Darlington. who for the past three
weeks has been visiting in Pennsylvania
and at Annapolis, has returned 10 her
home in Washington She was the guest
over the last weekend OF Mrs. W d.
Brereton. at Annapolis. who gave a tea
last Saturday afternoon IN honor OF Miss
Darlington and Miss Frances Miller. both
OF this city: Miss Marguerite Knox,
daughter OF Col. Knox. Of Fort Monroe.
and Miss Stella Dunn, daughter OF Col
Dunn. OF West Point. all OF whom formed
the house party OF Mrs Brereton.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Weaver.
daughter OF Mrs. n. c. Weaver. 10 Mr.
Philip NJ. Garnett. whose engagement was
announced during the winter, viii take
place on April p
Mrs. Mary Hausler has issued invita-
tions for the marriage Of her daughter.
Teresa Anna. 70 Mr.. Andrew F. Gallagher.
on Wednesday, April Il. at o'clock, in
St. Matthews Church.
The marriage is announced Of Miss Nil
dred Welsh and Rev. Edward Barber. OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
The ceremony was performed in Balti-
more. in the home OF Rev. William A.
Carroll. on Tuesday, March 81.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Y. Worthington
have announced the engagement 81 their
6,ughter. Elizabeth Lewis. TO Mr.. Angus
Mcdonald Crawford. OF San Antonio.
Tex The wedding is expected 10 take
place in June.
Miss Lillian Davis and Mr.. George
Kearsey Caldwell. who VIII be married
on Wednesday, April ., in ST. Margarets
Church, at S o'clock in the evening. will
have in their wedding party Miss Myra
Davis. maid Of honor: Mr.. Charles Dray-
ton, best man. and the bridesmaids. Miss
Anne Holden. Miss Helen Riley, and the
Misses Maud and Madeline Davis. sisters
Of the bride-elect. The ushers viii be
announced later.
MISS 1NOine townsend. daughter OF
Mr.. Lawrence Townsend. is visiting Miss
Marguerite Shonts, in New York Miss
Townsend and her mother returned there
with Mr.. and Miss Shonts. after a visit
to Palm Beach, as guests in their private
car.
Hard work has overtaken the society
people who are in the cast OF Mrs. Bar
ney's play. About Thebes, 10 be given
for charity during the week OF April Is
Among the features TO be introduced IN
this most ambitious work OF Mrs. Barney
will be two mummies, 20 be represented
by Mrs. Fremont. wife OF Capt. John c.
Fremont. Z. S. N, and Mr.. Charley
Harrisy who viii come to life. do some
specialties and return to their sarcoph-
agi: and A real live camel which will
be transferred from the Zoo to the stage
Of the Relasco for the scene in the
desert. and spend small portion OF his
uneventfUl life on the professional stage.
Mr.. Tom Jones, OF ST. Louis, IS visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Pauline Leftw-ich