The Washington herald., 1909-11-08


The British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
VIII entertain at dinner tomorrow even
ing in honor OF the birthday OF King
Edward.
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. wife OF the
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy, will so
to New York to-day. TO spend a few days
with her mother. Mrs. Wood.
Miss Cryder entertained at tea yes
terday afternoon, 20 meet the Baronne
A. Cacamisi. OF France. who is known all
over the world as Nine. Blanche Marchesl.
4 few musical numbers were arranged
by Miss Cryder for the baronne. IN which
Miss Neral Miss Latimer Mrs. Gibbs.
Miss Gary, Mrs. Graham, and Miss Mabel
Roberts took part. Miss Cryder received
her guests in the front drawing room.
assisted by tho baronne and Nine. De
Bile and Miss Randolph presided at
the tea table in the dining-rOom.
Miss Cryder wore a gown Of soft gray
and white satin with point lace. and wore
pearls BarOnne Cacamisi wore a prin-
cess gown OF black satin and jet, with
large black hat with black and white
plumes, and soma superb diamond orna-
ments. Among the guests were DIR. and
Mrs. Duncan Nckim, Miss Jones. Mrs.
Joseph Hobson. Or. and Mrs. Chatard.
Or. and Mrs. Randolph. Mrs. Norman
Williams. the Misses Stickney. who enter
tanned for BarOnne Cacamisi on Friday
afternoon; Mrs. MUsgrave. Mr.. John Sic
bert. Mrs. NCI.arun Mrs. Sinclair Bowen.
MRS. Irving Chambers. Mrs. Frederick
Tyson. OF Baltimore. Miss Alice Wuder.
OF Baltimore. Miss Jean Loring Mr..
Acklaud. Mrs. William Kidd. Mrs Moran.
Mrs. Hudgins, Mr.. William Bowie Clarke.
Miss Sarah Parker. Or. Parker. Mr..
George Howard. Hon. and Mrs Hannis
Taylor, the Misses Randolph Mr.. Cuvier
Grover. Mr.. Wilbur Underwood. and
Mrzah Ahmed. Of Persia Miss Ethel
Tozier played the accOmpaniments and
some piano solos delightfully."-
Mrs. Charles ODonneH Lee. jr., had a
small tea yesterday afternoon for her
sister. Miss Mary McCauley. a debutante
Of this year Mrs. Lee poured the tea.
and her youthful sister met a number OF
the younger married people and buds OF
a season or two back. Miss McCauley
VIII he formally presented 90 society az
tea 20 be given hy her mother Mrs.
Edward McCauley, November 2l
Mrs. Albert Cliaord Barney had a
small company Of friends in yesterday
afternoon 20 hear some readings by Mr..
Sidney Beckley. OF England who Will
probably spend the winter in Washing
ton. Mrs Barney has recently opened
her artistic studio house for the winter.
NIr. and Mrs. William Kidd. OF Boston,
have taken an apartment at Stcneleigh
Court for the season.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph ". Duncan an
| nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
/ ter Carol 10 Lieut.. Resolve Potter Pal
mer. Sixth Infantry, I. s. A. The we'd
ding VIII take place during the holidays
| Capt. and Mrs. c. W. Fenton are in
town. called here by the serious Hlness
OF Mrs. Fenton's father. Gen. W. b
/ Rochester. Capt. Fenton was recently
appointed aid 20 Gen. Frederick Dent
Grant in Chicago. He and Mrs. Fenton
/ are established for the season at 122'
/ North State street. Chicago.
Mrs John Thomas. OF Portland. Ne.
who has been visiting relatives IN Wash
! inEton. returned 10 her home last Thurs
/ day.
| Gen. and Mrs. George A. Andrews have
as their guests their dauEhter-in-laW
Mrs. Andrews. wife OF Col. Andrews. L.
s. A, and their two daughters, the Misses
Alice and Catherine.
Mr. Frederick Townsend Martin IS
spending a few days at the New Willard
having come 10 Washington because OF
the illness Of Gen. Rochester. his broth
er-in-law, who is IN with bronchitis at
his home, 1920 Eighteenth street.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer has returned 70
Washington and IS again in her home, in
Massachusetts avenue.
Sheridan circle has again assumed signs
OF life. in the reopening Of the many
mansions in that smart section OF Wash
ington. Gen. Beale. who built the house
now owned and occupied by Mrs. Samuel
Spencer. Is moving into his new resi-
dence on tho circle. 1t has taken two
years in the construction, and is one OF
the largest and most pretentious in that
locality 1t is quite distinctive because
of the Palladian effect used by Mr.. Glenn
Brown. the architect. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward H. Everett, who occupied the Fitz-
hugh house, 2253 Sheridan circle, have
taken it again this year. but will in an
other year have their own house here.
MI and Mrs. Hennen Jennings have
returned and opened their mansion on the
circle. Two new mansions which will
soon be ready for occupancy are those
Of Mrs. Wyeth, Of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Francois Berger Moran. Of this city.
Both are nearing completion. Mr. and
Mrs. Peytcn Russell are in their new
house on the circle, and Miss Amy Gil
lette, OF Chicago, who was introduced to
the delights Of Washington society bv
Miss Cannon. daughter Of the Speaker of
the House Of Representatives, is building
a second new home on the circle. The
first one she built, and which lived
in during one season, has been purchased
by Mr.. and Mrs w w. Finley.
Mr.. Mitchell Inniss, counselor OF the
British Embassy has returned and open-
ed his house in Twenty-second street for
the season.
Mrs. Henrietta Bosse announces the
marriage of her daughter, Alma Eliza
beth. to DR.. Matthew J Beistel. on
Thursday, November 4, at Spokane.
Wash. Or. Beistel is the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Beistel, OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lincoln Perham
have sent out invitations for the mar
rage OF their daughter. Wilma Edith, 10
Lieut.. Campbell Kicker, Tenth Infantry,
L. S. A, on Saturday, November 70. at
s O'Clock. in the home OF the brides pa
rents. in Westminster street. The b~ide
will be attended by Miss Marie Ashford.
Miss Marjorie Young, Miss Helen Burn
ham Rowe, Of New York, and Miss Helen
Dndoa ne Dnan.A Parl. Ma L -. -