The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03

rived here yesterday, to be the weekend
guest of Mr.. Charles Henry Butler. Prof.
Steiner viii make an address at the
Church of the Covenant this evening.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Jere Mau-
pin, I. s. n. who is on duty at the navy
pay Office. New York City, spent the
weekend here, guest at S14 East Capitol
street.
Lieut. A. J. Woude. Sixth United States
Cavalry, arrived here last week for
visit of fortnight, and is a guest at
14l6 street.
Mrs. A Lehman, who was visiting In
Baltimore, has returned to her home at
the Ashley.
Maj. William II. Johnston, Adjutant
Generals Department, U. S. Army, who
quarters OF the Department Of Colorado.
in Denver will sail for the Philippines
on Tuesday, having been ordered to duty
ia Manila.
Engineer-in-chief H. c. Whitworth L.
S Revenue Cutter Service, retired, is
visiting Senior Capt David A. Hail. U.
S. Revenue Cutter Service, retired, at his
apartments here.
Brig. Gen. William L. Marshall and
Miss Maitland Marshall have arrived
from a months trip in Panama. Mrs.
Marshall, who accompanied them on their
trip, stopped at West Point to visit her
niece and nephew, Capt and Mrs. New
ell, for a few days before returning to
this city. During their stay in Panama
Gen. Marshall, Mrs. Marshall, and Miss
Marshall were the guests of Col. and
Mrs. Goethals. while Miss Marshall was
also guest of Miss Aileen Gorgas, who
is entertaining quite number of other
guests.
Mrs. Saunders, widow of Senator Saund-
ers. who has spent the season with her
daughter, Mys. Russell Harrison, here.
left on Thursday for her home in Omaha
for the summer Miss Marthena Harrison
returned from New York on Wednesday,
where she went to act as bridesmaid at
the wedding Of Miss Thiery and Mr.
Johnson, and where she visited the bride
at her home in Yonkers for ten days be-
fore the wedding Mrs. Harrison and her
daughter will remain here until June.
when they will go North for the summer.
Former Gov and Mrs. Merriam have
leased their home on Sixteenth street TO
the new counselor of the French embassy
and Nine Lefevre-Pontalis. who have
recently arrived here. The counselor will
be charge d'ahaires during the absence I
I'm France of the ambassador this sum-
mer Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam and their
family viii remove very shortly to their
new home on \ street
Nine. Emil Hugh. of Berne. Switzer-
land. will sail for America from Ant
werp on the steamer Lapland next Sat /
urday. She comes to visit her parents, I
Mr. and Mrs. Norman He Camp. 1872
Euclid street. Nine. Hugh. who. as Miss /
Ethel Camp, is well remembered in |
Washington. has lived abroad since her
several years ago. her husband (
holding high position in Switzerland /
Nine Hugh has achieved success as a /
singer in Europe. and during her visit /
viii have a leading role in Sullivan's /
Golden Legend" to be given by the /
Choral Society on the even /
ing Of May .
Former Senator and Mrs. John F. Dry I
den who have spent the latter part of 1
the season in their Washington home, /
closed it yesterday and went to Newark, !
y. J. On May / they will go to their 4
summer home, at Bernardsville, y. j., /
for the remainder of the summer. Their I
villa al Bernardsville is one of the show /
places of the State
Viseountess day, wife of the naval |
attache of the French Embassy. will /
sail for her home about May l. to re- /
main until December. when she will re-
turn TO Washington. The viscount will /
remain in this country during the sum-
mer. Their four ear-old daughter. who
is a great favOTite about the Ontario,
where they live, viii be left at the Con-
vent of the Sacred Heart. where she has
several brothers and sisters in the care
Of nun who Is a sister of the Wis
count