The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-10


announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Perie Augustine. 10 Mr.. Frederick
Pliny Lilley. son OF the late Gov. Lllley.
Of Connecticut. The wedding IS expected
10 take place in the early autumn. Miss
Anderson is one OF the best known Of
the young society women Of the Capital,
debutante OF two years ago. She is
much-sought guest and a liberal en-
tertainer Mr.. Liley is a graduate of
Annapolis. where he met Miss Ander-
son, who was visiting there. After he
returned from the world
cruise with the Atlantic feet, IN Febru-
airy. and following the death OF his
father, he resigned from the service 10
take charge of the large business inter-
ests OF his father.
He makes his home at Waterbury,
Conn. and It is there Mr.. Lilley will
take his bride. Judge and Mrs Ander-
son and their daughter are now at Mar
ragansett Pier. after visit or the North
Shore OF Massachusetts.
Mrs. William Belden Noble and her
young daughter. Miss Yulee Noble. de-
butante Of two seasons ago. have arrived
at Marlborough Essex County y. Y.
and are preparing to open their camp,
Pine HILL" to remain until September.
Mrs. A. B. Lacey Will return to her
apartment at the Portner shortly. after
visit Of a month 10 her niece and
adopted daughter Mrs. Lacey Johnson
Smith. at Spokane. Wash. and in Cali
fornia- She will visit the Yellowstone
| Park and Denver on her way home
Invitations have been received here
for the marriage Of Mrs. Mary Caldwell
Turner. daughter OF Representative and
Mrs. Ben F. Caldwell. TO Judge Norman
| Cottrell, on Tuesday, August Il. at noon.
at Maple Grove Farm, Chatham, Ill.
| Judge Cottreu and his bride will be at
home after October Is at 1929 Lake ave-
nue.. Chicago.
Miss Olga Converse. daughter OF the
late Rear Admiral Converse. sailed last
week for Europe, from Boston. 70 visit
| her aunt, Miss Blood. at her villa near
| Florence, Italy. Miss Converse is the
Youngest daughter OF the late admiral.
I and has made an enviable reputation as
a dancer IN smart charity performances
/ She has refused repeated offers 10 so
/ upon the professional stage.
Representative and Mrs. Richard Wayne
Parker. OF New Jersey. closed their Wash
ington homo and left yesterday for their
| New Jersey home. on Orange Mountain
| Mrs. Parker returned here but a few
days ago from a camping trip in the Adj
rondacks Just in time TO see the closing
OF the tariff legislation. Mss Alice Par
ker IS the guest OF Mrs Douglas Robin
AL
| Springs. n. Y. in Herkimer County. Miss
Eleanor Parker is visiting Mrs Stephen
Clark at Fernleigh, CoOperstown, \. Y,
and Miss Elizabeth Parker. the youngest
/ OF these interesting girls, IS a member
OF the house party Of Mrs Willoughby
! Sharpe. at Southampton. Miss Alice Par
ker was a bridesmaid for Mrs. Stephen
| Clark at her wedding this spring. Miss
! Elizabeth Parker will be a debatante OF
/ this season, as she went abroad last win
ter with her aunt. Mrs Jackson, wife OF
/ the United States Minister 10 Greece, In
stead OF being presented 20 society.
Messrs. Frank and Albert Godoy. sons
Of the Mexican Minister to Cuba. who was
formerly charge d'anfaires OF Mexico in
this city, vii leave here in September for
Mexico to join their parents and sisters.
who will make a visit TO their own coun-
! try at that time.
Mr.. w. Morgan Shuster, commissioner
to the Philippines. and Mrs. Shuster and
their children have gone TO the Delaware
Water Gap. and are spending some weeks
at the Hotel Kittatinny.
Mr.. Calvin McGrew brother or Mr.. c.
W. c. McGrew. Of Randle Highlands. this
city. will sail August Il for London,
where he will finish his art studies.
Miss Bessie NJ Walton has returned to
the city, after a visit with friends in
Cumberland, Nd. where she was the
guest OF Miss Ada Madore.
Mr.. Thomas n. Nyman, OF the redemp-
ton division. Treasury Department. and
wife are spending q few weeks at
Boonsboro, Nd
Col and Mrs. George B. Leighton will
entertain from this afternoon until
Thursday Gov and Mrs. Quimby, Sec
! rotary OF the Treasury and Mrs. Mac
Veagh, and Postmaster General Hitch
cock. at their home In Concord. y. H.
There will be a dinner at Col. Leigh
toms Monadnock Farm. Dublin, this
| evening
Invitations have been issued for the
/ wedding Of Miss Clara Knerr, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. volk, and
Mr. Hermen Fritter, next Thursday aft
ernoon, at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. who are
spending the month Of August at the
White Sulphur Springs. Va. entertained
a. dinner Saturday evening. Their guests
Included Mrs. Andrew Y. Bradley. OF this
city; Mr. and Mrs. ]. l. Middleton. OF
New York: Mr.. and Mrs John D. Potts,
Mrs. Ormond Young. OF Richmond; Mr..
and Mrs J. J. SchOtten. Of St Louis:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Tain, OF Allan
Ia; Mr. and Mrs. John A Thayer, Mr.. and
Mrs James Weir, of Charleston, W. Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Van Buren,, of Plain
field. n. J.; Miss Kukes. and Mr.. Short
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse. who
are at their Erskine Park Oenox) place,
are entertaining a house party composed
OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clay Frick, Miss
Frick. Mr.. Charles Frick, Miss MacNeill,
Of New York, and DR.. l. Gorodichze. OF
Paris. France. Mrs Westinghouse gave
a luncheon yesterday afternoon and a
dinner IN the evening in honor OF her
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. White Heron and Miss
Leila Heron left Washington yesterday
for Kingston. on the Hudson. where they
will spend the balance OF the summer.