The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-04

Mr. Eames MaeVeagh. of Chicago. son
Of the Secretary of the Treasury. who
spent the Easter season with his parents
here, left yesterday for his home. Mr..
Rogers MacVeagh. nephew of the Secre-
tary. left last evening for New Haven, to
return to his studies. The Misses Deer
ing. formerly of Chicago. now living in
/ New York, who were also in the Easter
party OF the Macveaghs. returned to New
York Saturday.
Miss Katharine Anderson. OF Cincin-
natl. daughter of Mrs. Charles Anderson.
who spent last week as the guest of the
Misses Switzerland. viii go to-day to the
White House 10 join her sister. Miss Har-
riet Anderson, VINO has been there for
ten days with her aunt, Mrs Taft
/ Miss Anderson was the guest of honor
at luncheon given yesterday at the
Chevy Chase Club by Maj. William E.
Horton. U. S. A.. and Capt. Matthew A.
Delaney, L. S. A. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
Bradley were chaperons. The guests in
cluded Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth, Mrs.
/ Herbert Shlpman. OF New York; Countess
/ Luise-Alexandra Won Bernstorff. daugh-
/ ter OF the German Ambassador; Miss
| Dorothy Williams, sister of Mrs. Joseph
Letter; Miss Carol Newberry. Miss Har-
riet Switzerland. MAJ, squier, DR., Cary
T. Grayson. L. s. N, Lieut.. Rowcliffe.
Lieut. John C. Fremont. and Lieut. Con-
stein.
Senator and Mrs. Depew will so to New
York to-day TO spend the week They
will be hosts at a large dinner party on
/ April = 10 celebrate the seventy-sixth
birthday OF the Senator. an annual func-
ton which Mrs. Depew makes a real
festival occasion.
Representative and Mrs. James r.
Mann were among those entertaining at
dinner last evening.
Mrs. Levi T. Letter has cards out for
parties on April IS and q. in the beauti-
full garden behind her mansion in Du-
pont circle. This is Mrs. Letters ia
vorite entertainment. She has tent
erected, under which the ices and other
dainties are served. She receives her
guests usually seated upon a rustic bench
just inside the gate Of the garden, which
is entirely protected from the gaze of
passers-by by a tall fence overgrown
with vines and blossoms
The flowers for nearly all Of Mrs. Lei
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her own garden and hothouses.
She viii spend the summer in England
with her daughters, Lady Suffolk and
Mrs. Colin Campbell. Mrs. Letter wore a
superb costume Of emerald velvet, en-
broidery. and Jewels. representing En-
press Josephine. at the costume ball
given Friday night by the naval attaehe
Of the French Embassy and Viscountess
d'Azy.
Mrs. vrooman, daughter Of Gen. John
c. Black. who was so Ill during her re-
cent visit in Chicago that her brother,
Mr.. John Donald Black of Chicago.
brought her back to Washington a week
| ago. is improving rapidly. Mr.. Black
remained and spent the Easter week with
his father. Mrs. Vrooman expects 10
spend the summer abroad.
Mrs James Robert Mckee, Miss Mary
Lodge Mckee, and Benjamin Harrison
Mckee. daughter and grandchildren OF
the late President Harrison. will arrive
here to-day to be the guests of Mrs
Arthur Lee for several weeks. Mr. Nc
Kee will remain for the ball to be given
tonight by Senator and Mrs. Elkins
Miss Katherine Clabaugh and her
fiance. Mr. George Beale Bloomer, were
the guests Of honor at breakfast given
yesterday morning at the Chevy Chase
Club by Mr.. Cuthbert Brown. who will
be best man at the wedding. on April IS
Lieut.. and Mrs. Russell Train, brother
in-law and sister Of the host acted as
chsperons The ushers at the wedding
will include Lieut. Long, Mr.. FRANKLIN
H. Ellis. and Mr.. William Emory, all Of
this city: Mr.. Sherberne Prescott. of
New York. and Mr.. William Hewson and
Mr.. T. Johnson Ward. Of Philadelphia.
The maid of honor win be Miss Pansy
BlOomer sister of the bridegroom and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Charlotte
Hopkins and Miss Helen Anderson, of
New York
Mrs Morris Evans entertained a COM
pany at luncheon yesterday at the Chevy
Chase Club in honor of Capt Beatty. the
new commandant of the Washington
Navy Yard, and Mrs. Beatty.
Miss Ann Louise Bulioch, of England,
daughter Of the distinguished Cant.
James d. BuIloch, formerly Confederate
States naval agent abroad. will arrive
here on Thursday for short visit Capt.
Bulloch was a half-uncle of ex-Presi-
dent Roosevelt. and Miss Bulloch is a
cousin OF DR.. J. G. Bulloch, Of this city.
Mr.. William Pettus, OF the Virginia
Seminary. came here yesterday to attend
the ordination services of Mr.. Charles
Warner at ST. Adams Church.
The lecture on THE Dixie of to-day
and tomorrow to be given tonight at
old Masonic Temple by Mr.. Claude n.
Bennett. who recently Iectured before the
National Geographic Society. promises to
overflow the hall.
The lecture is for the benefit of Con-
federate Memorial Home
The Gay Chandeliers is the name of
newly organized club. It was formed for
social purposes, and promises to be one
of the leading clubs Of it's kind in the
city Charter members are: D. Abraham.
president; NJ. Mao. vice president: l..
Brill. secretary. H. Favelson, treasurer;
ID. Bornet, B. Brill, NJ. Kaminsky. and
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