The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-02


mourning by the death Of Miss Matilda
Smith. an aunt Of Mrs. Knox. The Sec
rotary and Mrs. Knox are again IN their
X street home, after a weekend visit to
Valley Forge.
Mr. Huntington Wilson. Assistant Sec
rotary of State. viii entertain the mem
bers OF the japanese commercial commits
sion to-day at the New Willard with
/ luncheon, in place Of Secretary Knox.
who had invitations out for IT,
The Italian Ambassador went TO New
York yesterday to meet his wife. Baron
ess des Planches. who Is arriving from
| Italy to join him at the embassy. They
VIII return here this week.
Mrs. Ashton and her daughter. Miss
Ashton. who have been the guests OF
! their sister-in-law and brother-ln-law. the
| British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce. left
the embassy yesterday morning and re-
turned to New York They are making
their first visit In the United States.
Baron Ambrozy. OF the Austrian En-
bassy. who had expected 70 return to
Austria this week, will remain here until
| spring.
Miss Marion Cameron. OF Baltimore
entertained at luncheon yesterday at
the Chevy Chase Club IN honor OF her
brothers fiancee. Miss Frederick Morgan.
who will be married 20 Mr.. Cameron
Wednesday. The guests were the bride
and bridegroom-elect and their wedding
party. The party were the dinner guests
last night OF one OF the bridesmaids, Miss
Mary Scott. at the New Willard. and
later were the guests Of another brides
maid. Miss Lillian Chew, IN boxes at
Chase's Theater.
The Military Attache OF the British
Embassy and the Hon. Mrs. Ber-
nard James have as their guest the lat
ters sister. the Hon Rachel X shuttle
worth, OF England, who returned here
with them from England last week.
Mrs. John W. Dwight. wife Of the Rep
resentative from New York. has returned
20 her home in Washington, accompanied
by her young son.
Mrs. Russell Harrison and her two
children. Miss NIarthena Harrison and
Master William Henry Harrison. have
taken a house at 1914 Nineteenth street
| for the winter. Miss Harrison, who has
been ct West Point for some weeks,
| Joined her mother here last week.
Miss Lowering daughter OF Representa-
two Lowering. Of Boston. is in town for
e short time. house hunting. but will re-
turn TO her Massachusetts homo Cor
Thanksgiving
Invitations have been Issued by Mrs
Benjamin Long Edes for the marriage OF
her daughter. Grace Fletcher. 70 MI
Charles Fitzhush Talman. in ST. Adams
Episcopal Church at noon. November &c
Mr.. Talman and his bride will be at home
on Fridays in December at 1862 Thirty
eighth street, Cathedral Heights.
Maj. Cen and Mrs. Gillespie have re-
turned to their New Hampshire avenue
home after a summer spent abroad. MR.
Gillespie, who was seriously Il during
last winter and spring. has entirely re-
covered.
Senior Don BaIbino Davalos. charge
d'affaires OF Mexico. entertained a box
party at the Columbia Theater last even
ing. for the former Mexican Ambassador.
Senior Don Joaquin D. Casasus. and his
party. who are staying a few days al
the New Willard. The Iarty includes
the former Ambassador. Senior Casasus.
Miss Casasus, Miss Evangeline Casasus,
DR.. Hector Casasus, and Miss MacGregor,
Of Mexico.
The Mexican Minister to Cuba. former
ly counselor of the Mexican Embassy
here. and Nine. GOdOy, who are spending
a few days at the Shoreham, entertained
a box party Of young people last night
at the Columbia Theeter including their
daughter. Miss Mercedes GOdOy: their
niece. Miss Lupie Canalisco; Miss George
Knox. Miss Elena Calderon. Mr. Taylor,
MIR. Orville II. Stewart Mr.. Frank Godoy.
and Mr.. Albert Godoy. a supper followed
the theater.
lirs. Matthew T. Scott, president gem
eral of the D. A. R., who spent the
weekend at the Arlington, went to Phila-
delphia yesterday for the State confer
ence Of the society being held there,
and for the dinner given there last even
ing by Mrs. GetchelI. State regent Of
pennsylvania. Mrs. Mclean, former
president general OF the society. was also
there. Mrs. Scott will return to the Ar
lingtol this evening and remain here for
the board meetings TO begin tomorrow
morning.
Gen. and Mrs. John W Foster have
with them for the greater part OF the
winter their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing They will enter
tain the Archaeological Society at its
first meeting this season, on the evening
OF November Is
The senior class Of the Immaculata
Seminary entertained last evening in
celebration Of Halloween. The hostesses
Of the evening were Miss Marguerite
Kennedy. Miss Agnes Anderton, Miss
Vita Wallace. and Miss Hilda Byrne.
The festivities began with a O'Clock
dinner, with appropriate decorations.
souvenirs, and menu. Jack-o'-lanterns
formed the principal feature OF the deco
rations and the souvenirs were attrac-
tive Mother Goose caps. After the din
ner, games peculiar to the occasion. such
as the Witches Fortune" Quest for
Queer Cats" bobbing for app;es. and
cutting -four cakes and pies, were ar
ranged for the guests, after which there
was dancing until the witching hour OF
midnight. when the young women retired
TO their rooms. going up the stairs and
through the corridors backward and