The Washington herald., 1909-06-09

Lieut. Gilbert ]. Rowclin, L. S. N,
stationed on the Maynower. entertained
company of twenty young people at
dinner last evening on board the vessel
in honor OF Miss Durand. daughter OF
the former British Ambassador 10 this
country. who has been the guest for
some weeks OF Miss Marian Oliver.
daughter Of the Assistant Secretary OF
War Among the guests was Miss Helen
Taft, daughter of the President.
Ensign Charles NJ Austin entertained
company at dinner last night on the Dol
phin. chaperoned by MrsRLAustin. wife OF
Representative Austin, and Lieut. and
Mrs Frank Lee Beals. The other. guests
were Miss Vida Bispham. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bispham. house
/ guests of Mrs. Beals; Miss White. Miss
Hayes. Miss Wood. Miss Mclean, Miss
Austin. Dr. De Vain, L. s. n. Paymas-
ter Atkinson. Ensign Lake, Ensign
Rogers, Ensign Calhoun, and Ensign Pat
terson.
Miss Josephine Durand viii leave
! Washington this morning for Ridgeheld.
Conn. TO visit Mrs. James Crafts for a
fortnight. Miss oliver VIII join Miss
Durand after that at Lenox. and they
VIII make a series OF house visits for
some time Miss Oliver and Miss Durand
returned TO Washington yesterday morn
ing from a visit with Miss divers rela-
tives. Mr. and Mrs Otway Byrd. AT Up
per Brandon. on the James River. going
there from Old Point Comfort last week
where they went on the Sylph as guests
of tie Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
Baroness Moncheur. wife OF the Belgian
Minister. with her two children, viii
leave washington tomorrow for York
Harbor. 10 spend the summer with her
parents. Gen and Mrs. Powell Clayton.
The Minister will sail for his home on
June 70 Win his two daughters. the chill
dren OF his first wife. Baroness Mar
| guerite and Baroness. AiiN MonCheur
They viii spend the summer IN Belgium
and be Joined by the Baroness and the
younger children in August. when they
will all go to the Minister'S new post at
| Constantinople.
Miss Katherine Elkins. daughter OF the
Senator from West Virginia. has returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Goelet. jr.. in New York.
Mr.. Camp Edmunds. private secretary
10 District Attorney Daniel W Baker
will be married tomorrow morning 70
Miss Lewis. sister OF Mrs Daniel w
Baker. She IS the daughter OF Mrs. Will
lam W. Lewis, OF Hyattsvllle District
Attorney and Mrs. Baker have gone 70
their summer home. at Germantown. Nd,
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartman and Miss
Alice Hartman left Washington yester-
day for Winchester, Va They viii spend
the summer at the Winchester Inn. Mr.
Hartman and his family viii accept no
/ invitations for social affairs. as they are
In deep mourning for Mr. and Mrs. Har-
riman's son. who died recently IN Paris
The Bishop OF Maryland and Mrs. Paret
viii establish themselves al Deer Park.
Nd. this week 10 remain throughout the
summer. They will go 10 Europe in Oc-
! tOber for a years absence. Bishop Paret
was for years a much beloved rector OF
/ Epiphany Church. in this city where his
/ conservation as bishop took place.
! Miss Frances Lehr and her niece, Miss
/ Hildegarde Morton. who were frequent
/ visitors in Washington during the last
season. viii sail on June Z for Antwerp.
| They VIII go on to Bordeaux. the home
I Of Miss Morton. Miss Lehr viii 20 10
I Germany later. Miss Morton spent the
last winter in Baltimore as the guest OF
I her aunt. Miss Lehr, who is also an aunt
Of NJ. Harry Lehr, OF Newport and
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry S. Heath are az the
New Willard for few days before going
to their summer home in Nova Scotia
Representative and Mrs. ]. Van vechten
Olcott. Of New York. have Cancelled their
social engagements here for this spring
because OF the death on Monday OF Mr..
/ Olcott's mother. Mrs Euphemia Helen
OlcOtt- Mrs. Olcott was ninety years old.
/ the widow OF John n. Olcott. and the
/ eldest daughter OF the Rev. DR.. John
/ Knox, OF the Collegiate Dutch Reformed
| Church Of New York
The Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon. who spent the weekend
in New York, viii return to the legation
tomorrow. They went over to see the
/
Loudon and Miss LOudon. who were sail
! ing for their home in the Netherlands
after a two months visit in Washington
as guests at the legation.
Miss Isabel Ley. daughter OF Mr.. and
J Mrs. John P. Ley, Of Elizabeth, n. j.,
/ is the guest Of Miss Minnie West. daugh-
/ ter Of Commissioner and Mrs Henry
1 Litchheld West. Miss Ley spent June
week at Annapolis in attendance at the
graduation exercises.
Mr. and Mrs. A Lsner sailed yester-
day on the Kronprinz Wilhelm for
Europe Their destination is Norway.
and they will be gone until late in De-
cember.
Mr.. Charles A. Douglas sailed for Eu-
rope a few days ago.
In celebration of the twelfth anniver-
! sary Of their marriage Rev. and Mrs.
Luther Hess Waring will be al home
4 1903 Thirtieth street. from Z to 10 o'clock
this evening.
The marriage OF Miss NJ. Marc Sven,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. E. Hez SVEN.
/ to T. Everett Griffith WIN take place in
the parsonage OF the Second Baptist
( Church on June 80. Only the immediate
members Of the families will be present.
/ The bride and bridegroom will leave i'm
mediately after the ceremony for the sea-
shore.
Mrs R H Bocock left Washington
last evening for Seattle, Wash, where
/ her sons reside. She viii remain through
out the summer.