The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-05

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Club pennant, arrived in Washington re-
Gently. The Viking is one Of the largest
private yachts that have visited here In
recent years. being $50 feet long and car
rying a crew Of twenty-three men. Mr.
Baker and his guests. Mrs. Douglass. Mrs
Tiffany. Miss Newton, and Mr.. Irving.
OF New York City will leave WASHINGTON
tomorrow FOR southern waters.
MIS- j. W, MacMurray and Miss Edna
/ MacMurray are ia New York, where thew
will spend several weeks.
| Miss Mary Butler Howell has returned
10 this city from her former home in
/ Berryville. Va, where she has been
/ spending several weeks.
Capt. William H. II. Switzerland has
been promoted TO the rank Of rear adj
miral and is receiving many concratula-
tons. Rear Admiral and Mrs Southe~-
land and the Misses Switzerland are
well known In Washington society. and
after an absence OF two years last fan
they reopened their residence in y street
Rear Admiral Switzerland made the
cruise around the world in command Of
the battle ship New Jersey. and at the
. same time Mrs. Switzerland and their
daughters also made a tour q the globe
Yesterday afternoon Miss BeuIab Al
dell Davis and NJ. Reamer Chester Rear
lex, both OF Washington. were married
IN Rockville by Rev. W. d. Keene. mas
tor Of Southern Methodist Church. the
ceremony being performed at the par
sonage.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clover enter
tanned at dinner last evening in honor OF
Rear Admiral and Mrs Switzerland.
A garden party and lawn fete will be
held al Airlie the residence of Nj and
Mrs Rudolph Kaufman. in the Military
road, facing Rock Creek Park. on sat
uruay OF this week, from 3 20 10 p. m.
Those who do not drive out to Airlie can
reach there by taking the car 10 Chevy
Chase Circle. where automobiles will meet
them and take them 10 the garden party.
a play will be given and tea will be
served In the evening the grounds viii
be Illuminated by japanese lanterns. The
object is to provide funds to support an
instructive visiting nurse.
on Wednesday evening pretty we'd
ding was solemnized al the home Of Dr.
and Mrs. Elmer T. Jackson, when their
daughter, Julia, became the bride of Mr.
John Henry Baltz. Of this CITY. The
bride wore an Alice blue travelling suit.
with large black picture hat ONLY the
immediate family and close friends were
present. After a buffet supper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baltz left for a Northern wedding
trip. After June !, they VIII be at home
to their friends at 1902 Euclid street.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Remev an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Mary to Capt. John Winthrop Wadleich. /
L. 5. NJ. c. Miss Remey is one of the
charming musicians in Washington So /
ciety, a violinist Of great ability and a |
singer. and member of the smart Mon ]
day Morning Music Club.
Miss Hazel Scott Glenn was married 4
last evening to Mr. George Arthur Lin |
pert Of Baltimore The ceremony was f.
performed in the home of the brides par
ents. in Q street. by Rev. Dr. Thompson.
of the lexington Presbyterian Church.
Among those who will attend the
Junior Republic League benefit this even
ing at the Belasco, are Mrs. Barney, Mrs.
Fitch. Mrs. Voorhis. Mrs. Lecch. Mrs
Irwin, Mrs. Samuel Spencer Mrs. Per
kins. Mrs. George Wheeler. and Mrs. 1.
Denny. The play will be given by the
Calcium Club, of the George Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Jacob. after
paying n brief visit 10 their parents in |.
and Ohio respectively. viii
cave Immediately for Europe on their
honeymoon. At the expiration of three
months sojourn in the Orient, the young
couple will return to Ohio. where Mr.
Jacob will enter the practice Of law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Gauden have
gone to Kings Mountain. n. c.. for the
benefit Of Mr.. Gaulden's health.
The eighth annual spring festival at
House. Washington's So
'ial and Industrial settlement 40 y street
southwest will take place to-day. to-
morrow. and Saturday from to 10 O'Clock
There will be folk-dances and plays, fairy
queens and historical plays and pageants
unique and interesting.