The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

Mclaughlin. was celebrated yesterday.
They married in Pittsburg March .. 1859.
They have two sons George p NIcI-augh-
lin. of Los Angeles. Cal. and Frank T.
a. Mclaughlin. Of Anderson. Ind. Or.
Mclaughlin has performed the wedding
ceremony for more than 1,C1o couples since
he came 10 this city
Mrs, Charles Mum, who has been on a
visit 20 Chicago. where she Was the guest
OF Mrs. Marshall Field. has returned 10
her home in this city.
Mrs. Dickinson. wife OF the Secretary
Of War. is now az her home in Chicago
for a short stay. Many entertainments
have been planned for her. The Secre-
tary and Mrs Dickinson viii not take q
house in Washington until late next fan.
as IL IS their present intention 90 make q
trip 10 Panama Immediately after Easter
on their return Mrs. Dickinson VIII 80
90 their summer home. Laurel Lodge,
iu the mountains Of Tennessee
The marriage IS announced OF Mrs.
Grace T. Miller and Mr.. George ". VAN
both OF Washington. They win he at
home after March e. IN their apartments
in the Marion.
SIiss Gertrude Butts and Mr.. Jacob "
Miller gave quite a surprise 90 thei-
many friends by their quiet marriage. IN
the parsonage. sos Eleventh street north
east, Rev 1Ir- Bacon oflciatinE. on ST
PatriCk's Day After a month in Florida
they VIII De at home TO their friends az
67 A street northeast, after April %.
Mrs. John y. Pistol. OF the Eutaw. VIII
be at home to-day. Informally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ". sidweu VIII
give a musicale this afternoon IN the
music room OF Friends School. 1873 I.
street northwest. Invitations have been
extended 10 relatives and friends of. the
students The sOloist VIII be Mrs. L o.
Howard and the pianist AIR. Harry Pat
terson Hopkins.
AIRS. Bert Prouty, wife of the governor
OF Vermont. who came 10 Washington
with the governor and his staT for the
Inauguration. remained FOR a visit 20 her
sister-in-law Mrs Charles Prouty. at the
Portner. She has been almost constantly
entertained during her stay. The tea
given in her honor by Mrs Charles PrOuty
last week was q brilliant farewell func-
ton. as she win return 10 Montpelier in
a few days. The governor and his fam
ilv spend their summers In their own
home in Newport VI, and their winters
in the executive mansion in Montpelier.
The members OF the National Press
Club have set aside Friday afternoon.
March 96 as ladies day" and will en-
tertaIn the women in their families from
I 70 o'clock. ladies' day viii prob
ably be a weekly feature OF the Press
Club.
The marriage IS announced OF Miss
Eleanor NcGu. OF Jersey City, who has
been the guest OF Miss May Kehoe. at
Stoneleigh Court. 10 Dr. William b Carr.
formerly Of the Emergency Hospital stan
ia this city. The ceremony was perform 4
ed Saturday, March 90 by Rev. Robert
n. Moore. Of Foundry Church
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis
entertained al dinner last night at their
winter residence. "Coreoran House." IN
r street.
Mrs. A. c. Barney loaned her artistic
studio house yesterday afternoon for the
second lecture on Persia OF the Imperial
consul Of Persia in Washington, Mira
Ali Kuu, Khan. which was on the sub
ject Of The new awakening In Persia
and the constitution" A DISTINGUISHED
company Of subscribers were attentive
throughout the interesting talk, including
Mrs Thropp. Mrs. Fennen Jennings. Miss
Jennings. Mrs. McLaren, Mrs. LOring.
Miss Harlan Mrs. George Pullman. Mrs.
Walter Wellman. and Miss McCenev.
Mira. Khan. spoke in Mrs. Rarney's Won
derful studio. patterned after the Span I
ism and Renaissance style, and which IS
bewildering in its Oriental atmosphere.
design. and ornamentation. II is rich
with hangings OF valuable tapestry and
splendid paintings. the latter from the
brush Of the gifted hostess.
Mr.. II. Conquest Clarke. who has been
i'll with pneumonia since Inauguration, Is
convalescing.
Mrs William Rufin Cox. OF Richmond.
Va, president Of the National Society Of
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