The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16

Lieut. Charles Russell Train, U. 8. N,
and Mrs. Train were hosts for small
company of young people yesterday in
honor of Miss Helen Taft Luncheon
was served on board the Sylph, of which
Lieut.. Train is in command, at the navy
yard. They will also entertain at dinner
on Saturday evening. November 10, in
TO Miss Eleanor Terry and
Lieut. Camperio. whose marriage will
take place December l.
The Assistant Secretary OF War and
Mrs. Robert Shaw oliver entertained a
company at luncheon yes
terday. Among the guests were the Am
hassador from France and Nine. Jusse-
rand, the Attorney General and Mrs
Wickersham, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Gordon
Cumming, Mrs. Bayard. Arthur jeffrey
Parsons, Mr.. Forbes Robertson. and Miss
oliver.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs g. H. Warner for the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Mary Warner. TO
MIR. Levi Cooke. Wednesday. November
e, at noon. in the home of the brides
parents in Kensington. Md. The brides
only attendant will be her sister, Miss
Anna Warner, and Mr.. George Booth, of
Columbus. Ohio. will be the best man
The ceremony VIII be followed by a
breakfast and the company viii be com
posed OF only relatives and intimate
friends. After their wedding trip the
young people will be at home at the
in this city.
The Washington Symptoms first con-
cert since its reorganization drew not
only a large audience TO the Columbia
yesterday afternoon. but distinguished
one. Among those in the boxes were
the Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. LOudon. Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard.
and Mrs. Montgomery Blair. who were
guests of Mrs. Buekner NJ Randolph.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Schley, Mrs
and Miss Bruen. who were
guests OF Mrs. William Phelps Emo; Pay
master and Mrs. Livingston Hunt, who
had an interesting party; Mr.. John MI
ton Gitterman and party, and the United
States Consul TO Bona. Congo, South Az
RIGA. and Mrs. Handley; Miss Teresita
Berea. of Venezuela Miss Alice Burbage
and Miss Sheehy, guests OF Mr. and Mrs
J. Martin ScTanage. Others in the audi
cnce were Mrs. Audenreid. Gen. and Mrs.
George Andrews. Mr. and Mrs Gordon
Cumming Mrs. Harlan and Miss Harlan.
Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Miss Jennings.
Maj. and Mrs. Stevens. Mrs, Arthur Lee
Mrs. Lee Phillips, Miss Hinckley, Miss
Bliss. Miss Harrison. Mrs. Hoyle. Mrs
Emrnons, Mrs. Eldridge Jordan. Mr. and
Mrs. Fremont Smith. Mrs. Spencer. AMI
Ms. Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Hutchins enter
tanned at a theater party last evening for
Miss Eleanor Terry and her fiance. Lieut.
Camperto The other guests were Capt
and Mrs. Spencer Cosby and their guests
the Misses Schenck; Capt. McCully, and
Mr. de Thai. OF the Russian Embassy
staff Supper followed the theater
Mai Won Herwarth and Baroness Her
warth have just returned from Mexico.
They are stopping at the Hotel wolcott,
New York. for few days before coming
on 10 Washington.
Mrs. James F. Barbour and Miss Mar
guerite Barbour were hosts to a company
OF young people yesterday az luncheon,
when the guests were asked to meet their
house guest. Miss Margaret Dunlop, OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Doris Haywood.
one Of the debutantes of this season.
Among the guests We're Miss Catherine
Britton, Miss Jane Sands, Miss Olga
Roosevelt. Miss Evelyn Chew. Miss Caryl
Crawford. Miss Ruth Pilling, Miss Elsie
Z
Louise Bayne, Miss Sadie Murray, Miss
Caroline Murray, Miss Margaret Cotton
Smith, Miss Julia Goldsborough. Miss
Miss Elizabeth Collins. Miss Jessie Krog-
stad, and Miss Adele DAILY, of Baltimore.
Miss Alice Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Thornton Lewis, OF White Sulphur
Springs. and a grandniece of former
President Benjamin Harrison. spent the
weekend with her cousin, Miss Marthena
Harrison, who, with her mother, is oe-
cupying her new house. 223S Q street.
Miss Lewis returned yesterday TO her
studies at the National Cathedral School
Mrs. John w. Bayne will present her
youngest daughter, Louise, to society at
a tea December in her home In Con-
necticut avenue.
The Misses Hamilton. OF Petersburg,
Va, will come tc Washington in a fort
night to spend some time with Mrs. VIII
liam Wheatley. Mrs. Wheatley will en-
tertaln at a tea December IS in honor OF
Miss Doris Haywood, who will be pre-
scented to society the day following.
Capt Richard T. Mulligan. u. S. A.,
and Mrs Mulligan, accompanied by Mrs.
Ogston. Mrs. Mulligan's mother, will sail
to-day from New York on the Adriatic
to spend the winter in France. They will
90 first TO England 10 be present at the
marriage of Mrs. Mulligan's cousin, Miss
Ethel Robson OF this city, TO Mr. VIII
liam Sterling. Of London, which will take
place In that city late IN this month. Mr.
Sterling is now In Paris on a business
trip. Just after the marriage, the date of
which they have not announced, Mr..
Sterling and his bride viii come to the
latter's home here, which they will dis
mantle and give up permanently.
Mrs. William Haywood and her daugh-
ter. Miss Doris Haywood. will be at home
on Thursdays during the season. begin
ming tomorrow.
The newly appointed secretary OF the
Norwegian Legation, L. Aubere. who will
succeed Mr.. Skybak. has arrived in
Washington. and is at the Grafton.
Mrs. John A. Logan, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Tucker. has gone to
Toledo, Ohio, to attend a meeting OF the
Army Of Tennessee. They will return to
Washington for Thanksgiving.