The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-27

Shugrue, Miss Margaret Shugrue Miss
/ Nellie TNeiH, Mr.. Nolan. Mr. Michael
/ Nolan, and Miss Nolan PIunkett. The
/ bridegroom is prominent in fraternal cir
cles. He and his bride win spend their
! honeymoon in the South They win be
at home after November 10. in the Con-
duit road.
Mr.. Robert II. Zimmerman, who is
| convalescing from recent serious opera
ton. left yesterday for a fortnight's stav
at Atlantic City. accompanied by Mrs.
Zimmerman.
Miss Beth Waterman, daughter OF Mr..
/ Franklin Waterman. formerly OF this
/ city and now OF New York, has been the
guest for a week Of the Misses Endicott.
daughters OF Rear Admiral Endicott. in
Z street,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Paddock are spend
/ ing few days with Mrs. w. T.. Amin.
prior 10 their departure for Denver. Colo.
! They viii be at home TO their friends to-
morrow evening with Mrs Amin al 1915
Twenty-first street.
Mrs. w. T. Hildrup is visiting her old
friends here. and VIII be located at 1884
Vermont avenue. at Mai TenilPs.
Rev. John T. Huddle will give An
evening with Riley tonight in the w.
G. T. L. building. at 622 Sixth street.
His readings VIII be preceded by a kin
dergarten Sunday school story to chill
dren by Miss Susan Plessner Pollock. at
7:45 o'clock. The affair Will be for the
benefit OF the Kindergarten Club Educa-
uonal Day. Miss Mary Pond, OF the
choir Of Mount Pleasant Congregational
church. Will sing. Rev. DR. Huddle IL
pastor OF ST. Pauls Lutheran Church.
Former Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks. who are on a trip around the
world. are now on their way to India.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koven and
their daughter are AZ Hot Springs. Va.
for a few weeks. They were hosts al
smart dinner company at the Homestead
Monday evening. Mrs. de Koven's sister
Mrs. Hobart Chatfeld Chatfeld-faylor. IS
also at Hot Springs
The Washington friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank p. Mitchell Of New York and
Newport who occupied the Rhode Island
avenue home Of Admiral Dewey last
year, arc interested In the announcement
or the engagement OF Mrs. MitcheIrs
daughter, Miss Irone Hare 10 Vicente
do Benghen de Hauthen1. II Is expected
the wedding viii take place in Paris De-
cemocr 5. Miss Hare made her debut five
or six years ago. She is the Youngest
or Mrs. MitchelPs three daughters by a
prior marriage, her father being Col
Luther r. Hare, L. S. A.. retired, and her
sisters are Mrs. JAY LippincotJ. Of Phua-
delphia. and Mrs. Charles T. Mason wife
or Maj. Mason. T.. :. A, formerly Of
this city. Miss Hare accompanied her
mother and Mr.. Mitchell 20 Furope early
IN the spring, after a season in Washing
ton, where the Mitchelrs occupied the
former home OF Admiral and Mrs. Dewey.
Mrs Mitchell. who was a Miss Hancock.
or Washington. is sister or Mrs. Eugene
lirilhth and Mrs. James c. Bishop. OF
New YORK. Miss Hare is a cousin of
MRS. John Wheeiwrlght. OF Boston. and
ner sister Miss Laura Merriam. one Of
this seasons dehUtantes. and also
cousin OF the Misses Sessions. daughters
OF Mrs. Benjamin Reeves Russell
Mrs. ". s. Knox viii entertain at tea /
on wednesday, December !. when she
will present Miss Nina Van Arsdale. I
niece OF Mr.. Knox. who makes her home /
with them. Miss Georgia Knox viii give I
two small teas early next month TO pre- I
sent her cousin 20 some Of last sessor-s /
debutantes. Mrs. Knox. Miss Knox and /
Miss Van Arsdale will 20 10 Annapolis ON
saturday for the football game and the
Saturday night hop.
Mr.. and Mrs S. II. tandergrift and
Miss Alice VandergriFt returned n
Washington yesterday from Virginia Hot
springs. where they went for the autumn
season, from their summer home I'm the
Thousand Islands
Miss Katherine Britton. daughter NJ
Mrs Alexander Britton. will be presented
to society AT a tea at Rauscher's on Tues-
lay afternoon, November 80. from 3 till 7
Miss Mabel Elizabeth Reilly. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w. Reilly. and
Mr. Matthew G. Lepley were married IN
tho Shrine Of the Sacred Heart Yesterday
morning at $780, Rev. Father Fczeprode
officiating. nuptial mass followed. and
ater a reception was held In the home of
-he brides parents 1894 Columbia road
The brides gown was of cream-colored
10th, with plumed hat Mr.. and Mrs
-epley LETT in the afternoon on a wedding
rip North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poor and their
laughter. Mrs. Roscoe z. Bulmer have
'eturned from a visit with friends IN New
York.
Miss Isabel Ley. of Elizabeth. n. J.
arrived yesterday to be the guest Of Miss
Minnie West and will be one % tho
bridesmaids at the wedding Tomorrow os
Miss West and Mr.. Orville Breckenridge
Drown.
Nine. Sophie de Eeissner, daughter Of
Rear Admiral Radford gave a most de-
ightful reading last evening In Christ
;hurch. Georgetown Her interpretations
we're intelligent and Of rare merit and
we're given from her own translation of
cunt Tolstofs trilogy. She gave scenes
rom the historical drama. "The Tsar
'eodor. This was the first time the
work had ever been given in English. and
dine. de Meissner was warmly congratu-
ated on her unquesuOned success.
Miss Annie Alberta Sis, daughter Of
ar ana Mrs. John II. Sis, and Mr.
Nrthur S Harvey were married yesterday
aorning at o clock in che Church OF the
Conception. 4 nuptial mass
ollowed. The pastor. Rev. Father Mari
ficiated. The bride was escorted by her
ather, who gave her in marriage. She
'ore travelling gown OF dark blue
roadcloth' with hat to match trimmed
rith a long plume, and carried a shower
M rid