The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-05


the bridal party after the wedding re-
hearsal tomorrow evening
Mrs. Judson. wife Of the Engineer Com
missioner. Will give a tea at Rauscher's
Friday, December 8.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles H. Patterson
entertained at tea yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Winifred Davis who will
Do married Wednesday to Lieut. Richard
Moore, u. S. A.
Mrs. Walter D. Wyvill viii give a
luncheon at Rauscher's December q Of
forty covers IN honor of her young grand
daughter. Miss Louise Robertson. Mrs.
q. w. Robertson and Miss Robertson
have been abroad travelling for the past
eighteen months, and but recently re-
turned 10 this country Mrs WyviI, her
daughter. and her granddaughter are at
the Cairo for the winter.
Mrs. Charles NJ Ffoulke has returned to
Washington for a stay Of about six weeks
and has reopened her house IN Massachu-
sets avenue. Mrs. L. Chapman Smith
and her children viii spend most OF that
time here with Mrs. Ffoulke.
Lady tombstone. wife OF Sir Alan John
stone, British Minister to Denmark. who
is visiting her mother. Mrs. James w.
Pinchot. will be the guest in whose honor
Mrs. Pinchot viii entertain at tea this
afternoon.
NJ A. ]. NJ. Fabre. minister resident
at Asuncion. Paraguay has been ap-
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Embassy at Washington.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth has gone 70
New York for visit with Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt.
Miss Ethel lie Roy dc Koven. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koven, will
be married TO Dir. Hans Kierstede Hud-
son I'm Grace Church, New York, on De-
cember is,
Society generally VIII be much dis
tressed to learn that Miss Lucie Cher
BONNER. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
Gherbonnier. OF Timonium. Nd. is a pa
tient al St Joseph's Hospital. Baltimore.
where she is Ill with typhoid fever. Miss
Cherbonnier won the regard Of all lovers
OF horses who went 20 the recent horse
snow at American League Park for her
daring riding and high jumping.
Mr.. Mason Matthews. Mrs. Matthews.
and their daughter Florence are at the
New willard Mr. Matthews is president OF
a bank at LeWtsburg. W Va He eontem-
plates coming 10 Washington after Christ
mas to spend the remainder OF the win
ter with his family.
The annual sale OF the Gentlewoman's
League Will begin this morning at 10
o'clock at SIG Connecticut avenue Lunch
con win be served from - TO 3 o'clock
and tea after 4 o'clock. Mrs. Randall
Hoes will preside at the tea table to-day.
Miss Helen Cannon has Joined her
father, Speaker Cannon, at their home.
in Vermont avenue.
The graduates OF Holy Cross Academy
were entertained at an informal dance
given by the class OF 1912 in the halls Of
the academy. Invitations have been
issued for the dedication OF the new
school building on December s. which will
be followed by an informal reception
from 4 until 6 o'clock. The reception
will be presided over by the faculty,
alumni, and pupils OF the school.
Mrs. John Jay White has loaned her
music room for three concerts by the
Flonzaley String Quartet, which has al
ready proved successful in Washington.
The dates are December 10. January %,
and February IS.
The Misses Timlow. 1900 Scott circle.
will be at home this afternoon.
Miss Julia Coleman Young has re-
turned to Washington after a visit of
four months in Europe. Her sister. Miss
Nan Barclay Young, who went to Europe
with her, will remain abroad until next
June with her brother, James Barclay
Young. the American vice consul at
Milan. Italy.
A bazaar for the benefit Of the build
ing fund will be held at Emmanuel Bap-
fist Church, Sixteenth street and Column
bia road. next Tuesday and Wednesday
from TO 10 o'clock. Those who viii pre-
side at tables are as follows
Fancy table. Miss Harriet Chadbourne:
Larkin, Mrs. H. V. Cotton candy. Miz-
pah Bible class; aprons. Mrs. c. J.
YATES gran DdEs M = W. L. Nol 4ttii-
onade Miss Ruth Roberts; jelly, &c. Mrs
! Yewell; fee cream, Mrs. Benham. and
| flowers, Mrs. R. V. Roberts.
Turkey supper will be served each night
from 10 7:SO O'Clock. Mrs. Schmidt and
| Mrs. Sufrrins win be in charge.
NJ. Gustave Fougers. professor in the
University Of Paris, delivered the first
lecture Of the season before the Alliance
Franchise on Wednesday at the McNeaI
studio. His subject was La Gaule
gallo-romaine: Ia vie ct les monuments"
NJ. Fougeres showed how the Romans IN
troduced their civilization in the con-
quered country, and how the Gauls
quickly adapted themselves 10 the new
way and were soon able TO occupy the
highest positions, not only IN their coun-
try, but in all parts Of the empire. even
ia Rome. Then the lecturer took his
audience through France and showed
! pictures OF the most important buildings
and the ruins OF the great works of the
| Gallo Romans.
About 100 members listened 10 this in
teresting lecture. Among them were the
French Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand.
the Italian Ambassador and Marchese
Cusani Confalonieri. NJ. Lefevre-P ontalis.
NJ and Nine. Peretu de la Rocca, Nine.
Benoist day. Mrs. John Hay. Mrs.
Frank Dixon. Miss Butler. Mrs. Carl
Joerissen. Miss II Lee. Mrs. and Miss
Cover. Mr.. II. G. Croker. Mrs l. Beale.
and Miss Oge.
Morris Stern. of New York CITY. Is Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. S. W. Augenstein,
OF Park road.
Irdnrard w Bell Of the Nafinnal Mn