The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-14


ircIcss was formerly Mrs. Guidet Duryee.
who has spent the past few winters in
Washington and who presented her old
est daughter. Miss Marie Guidet Duryee.
TO society last season. Her marriage 10
Mr.. Auchincioss was a great surprise TO
her friends here, who had received no
previous announcement OF it. They will
be at home later on at 1S3 East Fifty
fifth street, New York.
Former Assistant Postmaster General
and MRS. Perry S. Heath have returned
to their home here after a trip West
/ TO visit Mrs Heath's mother in Louis
vile, KY. and Mr.. Heath's relatives in
Muneie. Ind.
The Second Secretary of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Kennard entertained
at luncheon yesterday in honor OF the
retiring CounseloA or the German En-
/ bassy and Countess Won Wedel. The
other guests We're the Military Attache
of the French Embassy and Countess de
Chambrun. Miss Sophy Stanton. and the
secretary OF the Netherlands Legation,
Jcnkheer II. NJ. van Weede
Mrs. Longworth. mother of Representa-
| tive Longworth, arrived in Washington
yesterday 70 spend some time with her
son-in-law and daughter, Count and
Countess de Chambrun. Her daughter
} in-law, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth win
return to Washington the last OF this
week to open her home, at the corner
of Eighteenth and / streets. She will
come here in time to entertain her
father, Col. Theodore Roosevelt. who will
lecture here before the Geographic So
ciety on Friday evening He win be
entertained at luncheon by Mr.. Gilbert
Grosvenor. secretary OF the society, on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Vaudeville Car
| Isle viii occupy the home OF the latter's
/ parents. Gen. and Mrs. Sanger. this
winter, as the latter will spend the win
tel in Egypt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Tiffany who re-
turned TO their Washington home. in
/ Connecticut avenue. quite recently, have
| leased 1t TO Mrs. William L. Strong, OF
/ New York, and when the latter comes
/ kere, In December. 10 take possession.
they viii start for Europe, where they
viii spend the winter.
/ The very first debutahtes of the Wash
ington season viii be the nieees OF Mr..
John Hays Hammond. Miss May Ham
mond and Miss Eliza Morgan McMullin,
who viii be introduced TO society by Mrs.
| Hammond al a tea next Saturday after
noon In the Hammond home. In Rhode
Island avenue. This was formerly the
! home of Levi p. Morton when he was
/ Vice President IL has since been occu-
pied by the late Representative Charles
/ Sprague, Count Cassini when he was
Russian Ambassador, and when it served
as the embassy, and by Senator Elihu
Root when he was Secretary OF State In
President Roosevelts Cabinet
! An Albany bud interesting 10 Washing
ton society was presented on Saturday
/ BY her grandmother. Mrs. John Z. Nc
/ Elroy. who was mistress OF the White
House during the regime OF her brother
: President Chester A. Arthur She is Miss
/ Jessie Jackson, daughter OF Mrs. C Har-
| vey Jackson, of Albany. Mrs AfcElroy
IS pleasantly remembered by all Washing
ton people who We're here during thai
administration. as her receptions were
known for their elegance and good taste
and were always brilliant affairs.
The Chinese Minister. who has been ir
New York for short stay. has returned
TO the legation. Nine. Chang, wife of IN.
Minister. will hereafter receive hei
friends informally on Thursdays at 800
Nineteenth street, where the legation Il
now located.
Miss II. EsteIle Hunt and Mr.. Howard
+. Dean were quietly married at IL o'clocl
saturday morning in the rectory OF St
Martins Roman Catholic Church. Rev
Eugene A. Hannah officiating. The Bird,
wore travelling suit OF blue serge, Will
hat 10 match. Immediately following the
| ceremony the bride and bridegroom lef
for an extensive trip South. On theil
return they viii be at home to thei
friends AT 80 Florida avenue.
The wedding OF Miss Katharine B. NIL
ton. daughter OF Mrs. Theodore D. Nil