The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-29

Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gale has loaned her
house for the afternoon Of March 30 for
q lecture by Rev. u. G. 3. Pierce. of the
Unitarian Church, the subject Of his lee
ture being The message OF Tennyson.T
The committee in charge OF arrange
ments includes Mrs. Fletcher, wife OF
Senator Fletcher; Mrs. Henry Gannett.
and Miss Newton
Mr. and Mrs William B. Mole, OF
Westernport, Nd. have sent out invita-
sions to the wedding of their daughter.
Jane May. and Mr.. William Bachelor
Rapley. OF this city. Thursday evening,
April Z. at o'clock. at St James P. Z.
Church.
Miss Isabel Curriden Is spending the
Easter holidays at West Point, where she
is the guest Of Mrs. Halsey Dunwoody.
wife OF Lieut.. Dunwoody.
Miss Helen T. DOGGY, Of Capitol Hill,
has gone to Baltimore for the Easter
holidays
vas that yesterday at noon OF Miss Anna
Marie Depenbrook and MIR. Richard Han
cock Sinclair in the bishops chapel, the
Bishop Of Washington. Right Rev. Alfred
Harding, D. D.. officiating. MT. and Mrs.
Sinclair viii be at home after May l at
their new home 1926 Thirtieth street
northwest.
DR.. and Mrs. Krogstad entertained at
dinner last night. covers being laid for
eighteen young people. all Of whom later
attended the bali at the White House.
Miss Krogstad returned a few days ago
from q visit Of several weeks with friends
in Northern New York
Quite a number Of the diplomatic CORPS
went over TO New York yesterday to at
tend the wedding to-day OF Miss DAILY and
Count Anton Sigray, among them being
Count Felix Won Brusselle. first secretary
of the Austrian Embassy; Baron De-
meter, second secretary, and Count Lad
islas Cziraky, attaehe.
Brig. Gen. Martin D. Hardin, U. 6. A,
retired, and Mrs. Hardin, who have been
spending the winter in Florida, are now
on their way home. and will spend the |
month of April in Washington. Mrs
William Mclaughlin. Mrs. Hardin's |
mother, went direct to Chicago.
Mrs. Villa n s. Washburn and her little |
daughter, Charlotte, have gone to Atlantic |
City for the Caster holiday season.
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater. Of this city. who /
has been spending the winter in Egypt. /
is now in Rome.
The home OF Mrs. Meyer, wife OF the
Secretary Of the Navy, was filed yester-
day afternoon with prominent women in
terested in the work of the National Civic
Federation. a short address by Attorney
General Wickersham set forth the object
of this special Meeting, which was for a
of the bill recently introduced
in the House by Representative Olcotts
providing for the creation of a national
board Of sanitary inspectors for the build
ings and offices of the government, The
meeting was also addressed by the Sur
geon General of the navy, Or. Stokes: the
Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital
Service, DR.. Wyman, and the Surgeon
General Of the army, George H. Torney.
Final arrangements were concluded yes
terday for the bal-en-tete and fancy drili,
which viii be given at the navy yard
Wednesday evening by the Navy Relief
Society, of which Admiral Dewey is presi-
lent. At a meeting of the ball committee
which is composed Of Mrs Meyer. wife
IF the Secretary of the Navy: Mrs Win
-hrop. wife of the Assistant Secretary of
he Navy; Mrs. Newberry, wife of former
Newberry; Mrs. Leutze. wife
IF Rear Admiral Ieutze. until recentlv
,ommandant of the Washington yard
Mrs. Glover, wife OF Rear Admiral Glover.
retired. and Mrs Mulligan. wife Of Cant