The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30

ding party. The guests included the bride
groom. Lieut.. Thurston Hughes. u. S.
A. Miss Vera Downing. maid of honor;
Miss Nauman. Miss Davidson. Mrs. Rob
ert S. Belknap. Mrs. W. H. Sage, Miss
Darlington. Miss Leech, Lieut. Glenn
c. Edgerton. Lieut.. Harrington. Lieut..
Dodsiey, Lieut.. Chase, Lieut.. Sage
and Mr.. Finley. The house decorations
were white and green. The marriage
ceremony Will take place tomorrow.
| DR.. and Mrs. Fremont-Smith and their
daughter. Miss Dorothea Fremont-Smith
who have spent the summer months al
Bar Harbor. will return 10 Washington
the latter part OF October.
Charles D. Waicott has returned "a
| Washington, and will be joined here
shortly by Mrs. Walcott. who is now the
guest Of her sister, Mrs Wiliston. at
| Lynn, Mass
Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard viii return to
Washington tomorrow evening from
! Philadelphia
! Mrs. Murray A. Cobb. who is in Green's
/ burg, Pa, with her parents, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Hun. will return 10 Wash
ington tomorrow and join Mr.. Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Guthrldge returned
TO Washington yesterday from Capon
Springs and Atlantic city. where they
spent the latter part of the summer.
Mrs. James a. Bayard and Miss Anne
Bayard have returned to Washington
and opened their residence in V street
/ Mrs. Bayard and her daughter spent
most OF their summer at their camp al
| Oakland. They also made brief visits to
Deer Park and Mountain Lake Park,
Nd
| The Japanese Ambassador and Baron
ess Uchida are expected in Washington
tomorrow from Mexico, where they
ton. They will leave early next week
for Buena Vista for brief autumn
visit before returning 10 the Capital for
/ the winter.
Mrs. Robert c. Kinsolying has returned
and will spend the winter with Mrs
John A. Phillips. 943 street northwest
Miss Rosalie L. Small. Of Euclid street
is In Washington from an extended So
journ in Virginia
Mrs. John r. Williams and Miss Doro-
! thy Williams VIII be the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Letter, who have taken
cottage at Virginia Hot Springs. next
week.
Mrs. Francis B. Newlands. wife OF
Senator Newlands, and her niece. Miss
| Marian Wise. who are travelling in the
West. will not open their homo In Wood
/ ley lane until the middle OF November
The Second Secretary Of the BRITISH
Embassy and Mrs. H. ". Kennard. who
have been spending the summer in Eng,
| land, will sail for New York tomorrow
! DR.. and Mrs William c. Rives, whc
have spent the summer months at New
port and ROckfort. Cape Ann, have re
turned and opened their home in Rhod,
Island avenue. They viii make Z brief visl
TO Cincinnati. where DR.. -Rlves viii go &
attend a convention some time in Oc
tober.
Mrs. Leon A Matile and Miss Elizabe.l
Matile. who are the guests OF Mrs. Ma
| tiles son, Lieut.. z. A. Matile. L. s. A.
at Fort Ontario. n. Y. will join Gen
Matile at the Cairo on Monday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm McCcnihe vii
not Join the latter's mother. Mrs. Fran
ccis B. Moran. in this city until aftel
Thanksgiving. Mrs. McConihe met witt
a serious accident at Narragansett Pie
about a month ago and is now at Glenn
Springs, n. Y. where she is undergoing
treatment. Mr.. McConihe and the children
are at their country place al Inglewood
n. Y. where they will remain until Mrs
McConihe is able TO join them and re
turn 10 Washington.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George c
Remey have arrived In Washington anC
| opened their residence I'm New Hamp
shire avenue for the winter season. They
have spent the summer months at James
town. r. 1.
Miss Louise c. Wilson and Miss BERT,
Lewis. formerly of the Portner. will be q
home after october at the Cecil.
Miss Sally Darlington. daughter OF Gen
Ernest A. Darlington. U. S. A. and Mrs
| Darlington. is entertaining Miss Harrie
Naumann. Of Lancaster, Pa. as hel
house guest
Miss Helen Hendrick. the first debu
tante TO be announced for the coming
season. will make her formal bow to so.
eiety at the home OF her mother. Mrs
David Stewart Hendrick, in Bancroft
place northwest. Her coming-out affair
will probably be given In December.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. her two sons
and Miss Katherine Elkins left Paris yes
terday for Cherbourg. whence they de.
part shortly for New York.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Miss Gladly:
Hinckley. who are at Lenox for the au,
tumn season, have gone down TO New
York to spend few days.
Col. Louis P. Siebert and Mrs. Siebert
who spent the summer at Deer Park
Nd, have returned and opened their resi-,
dence in Eighteenth street.
Brig. Gen. Henry G. Sharpe. Z. S. A
has returned from Canada, where he and
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