The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-02

the Department-Mrs. Satterlee Is
and Others-spcedway Attracts.
Mr. Andrew Carnegie is a house guest
OF President Taft at the White House.
Dates are being set for the entertain
ment of Miss Helen Taft, who will enter
society this season for the first time.
Mrs. Letter viii entertain at a large
ball for her on January 8, which win be
/ followed on the 18th by a large dinner
dance in her honor by Mrs. Mclean
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wick
ersham entertained at dinner last night
at their Sixteenth street home. when
their guests were the Assistant Attorneys
General the assistant attorneys. anu
other officials of the Department OF JUS
tiee.
Mrs. Albert Akin, OF New York, who
has been at Hot Springs. Va, visiting
her uncle and aunt. Sir Robert and Lady
Hadneld, arrived in Washington yester-
day TO be the guest Of the Attorney Gen
eral and Mrs Wlckersham, her mother
and father.
Mrs. Henry Yates Satterlee, widow OF
the first Bishop OF Washington. enter
tanned Il distinguished company at an
informal dinner last evening The party
participated in the exercises at the lay
Ing OF the corner stone OF the Cathedral
! Of Mount ST. Adams. and included Bishop
Brent, or the Philippine Islands; the
Bishop Of Washington. Right Rev Alfred
Harding Mr.. and Mrs Frederick w.
Rhinelsnder. OF New York, son-!u-law
and daughter of the hostess: Mrs.
Churchill Satterlee. daughter-in-iaw OF
the hostess; Mr. Lansing Satterlee OF
New York, and Mr.. Vaughan. the last
Two mentioned being architects. who are
interested in the work OF the cathedral
The Speedway was the great attraction
FOR those driving and motoring yesterday
afternoon. large party OF enthusiastic
riders were playing polo on the polo
field and were Joined late IN the after
noon by Miss LUcie Cherbonaier, of Bal
timOre, who did such splendid riding at
the horse show last week and took the
siX-foot jump on RoustabOut Miss Cher
BONNER attracted large gathering OF
smart people who We're driving past the
N4A anu AlEW LD 10 WATCH tle hHGIr.
She plays polo as well as she rides, and
was always in the front OF the large
company OF riders. the only woman in
the party She wore the same costume
she used at the horse show. and was a
unique and attractive figure on the polo
grounds. Among the spectators were
Mrs. Wickersham. wife OF the Attorney
General, and her daughter. Mrs Akin;
Countess Won BernstOrff. wife OF the Ger
man Ambassador: the Norwegian Min
lister and Nine Bryn. Mrs. Jack Biddle
Mrs. Hughes wife OF Mr. Justice Hughes:
Mrs oliver Wendell Holmes, Miss Col
houn, and Baroness ROsen and Baroness
Elizabeth Rosen wife and daughter OF
the Russian Ambassador.
Among the skaters at the Arcade rink
yesterday the most graceful was the
Baroness Elizabeth Rosen, daughter OF
the Russian Ambassador, who, chaper-
oned by her mother, was escorted by Mr..
AlgaTa. the second secretary Of the Mex
lean Embassy. and the yeung son OF the
Mexican Ambassador
Mrs Lucius Warren johnson arrived
from Philadelphia yesterday 10 spend a
few days with her mother. Mrs. Z. c.
Brooks. before sailing on Saturday for
the Minneapolis and join her husband.
who is a surgeon on the Minnesota, which
sailed with the fleet from Philadelphia
for Gravesend, England. After spending
some months in England Mrs. johnson
will go 10 France for a visit, and Will
probably remain abroad for d year. fol-
lowing the feet
Mrs Frances f. Afasgrave. Of New
York and Bar HarbOr, has returned 10
her Washington home for the season.
Mrs Russell Harrison, with her daugh-
ter and son. Miss Marthena Harrison and
Master William Henry Harrison. second.
are established In their new home, 1898 Q
street, which they took possession OF yes
terday. and which was the former home
OF Rear Admiral Chester and his family.
Mrs Harrison at one time occupied the
former homie OF Rear Admiral Hughes
and family on Nineteenth street.
The Danish Minister and Countess
Moltke have returned 10 Washington from
Boston, Mass, where they have been the
guests OF the latter's parents since re-
turning from the summer home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thayer, at Lancaster. Mass.
The Minister OF the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon arrived in Washington yes
terday from Mexico. where they attended
the centenary celebration.
Former Consul General TO London Rob |
ert J. Wynne and his youngest daughter, |
Miss Ruth Wynne. have arrived in Wash |
ington from England Mrs. Wynne and |
their sons have been here long enough |
10 open their home in Rhode Island ovA |
nue. Mr., Wynne will remain I'm Wash |
ington until after the holidays.
Announcement has been received IN |
Of the marriage of Mrs. Jul |
Tia Jarvis. daughter Of Mrs. Llnnette
Pennybacker. OF Towanda. Pa. and Mr.. |
Charles Chester Bassett, Of Washington |
The ceremony was performed on Monday |
at 4;30 o'clock In the home Of Rev. John |
X. Paxton, who performed the ceremony, |
In New York City. Mr.. Paxton was for |
fnerly the pastor of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church in this city. |
Miss Mary Roth, of Wilkesbarre. Pa.