The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-28

! Mrs. Thomas ". SymOns. and Mr. and
Mrs. S. II. Vandergrift, OF New York
Mrs. Dickinson. wife Of the Secretary
OF War, was welcomed back after an
absence Of several weeks at Clifton
Springs, and Mrs. Meyer, wife Of the Sec
rotary of the Navy. who VIII leave early
IN June for her home IN Hamilton. Mass.
said farewell 70 many whom she will not
meet until the fall
The Vice President and Mrs. sherman
left the Capital yesterday 20 spend the
weekend at their home in Utica. y. Y,
where. besides the latter's aged mother
Mrs Babcock. q very sick daushter-in-
law awaits their coming every Friday
another strong magnet causing them 20
make the trip North with such regularity
Is the presence OF their four-year-old
granddaughter. little Miss Dorothy Sher-
man.
The latter Is every inoh Sherman, and
enjoys a joke with the hest Of them.
To her the nations sunny Jim" IS on
ideal companion. and II would be hard
TO say which OF them most thoroughly
enjoyed their recent visit 70 the circus
to see what she volunteered TO name
silly lilies"
The new Spanish Minister and Nine. de
Riauo made their initial appearance at a
White House function yesterday, where
the latter became the center Of a little
coterie Of friends of other days when, as
Miss Alice Ward, she reigned as a belle
in Washington.
The Minister from Chile and Nine. Cruz
left washington yesterday and Will sail
from New York to-day FOR Europe. and
then 20 Buenos Ayres-
Lieut.. Col James, military attache OF
the British Embassy. has gone 70 Dublin,
y. H.. where he win join the Hon. Mrs.
James and their children. who are spend
ing the summer months there.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt, who
spent the winter here. with their daugh-
ter. Miss Olga Roosevelt. have gone TO
their home at Sayville. Long Island. for
the month OF June Later in the summer
they will go abroad 70 select the extra
furnishings for their new home IN Massa-
chusetts avenue, formerly the property Of
the late Commander and Mrs. Herschel
Main.
Mrs. Charles Y Wheeler. with her
daughters. Miss Mary Wheeler and Miss
Marjorie Wheeler, arrived here yesterday
from New York, where they landed in the
morning on the Adriatic from Europe. |
after spending the winter season travelling |
on the continent Mrs. Wheeler and her |
daughters are now the house guests Of her /
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. !
George Y. Wheeler
Miss Frances Thorn, debutante daugh- |
ter OF Mrs. Charles G. Thorn. went to I
Pittsburg yesterday afternoon TO attend !
the wedding. as bridesmaid, Of Miss /
Catherine McCook, daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. Willis McCook. and Mr.. Harry J. |
Miller, a cousin of Miss Thorn. The /
wedding will take place Wednesday. June |
!. at noon, at ST. PauTs Cathedral
Justice job Barnard and Mrs Barnard /
sailed from New York yesterday 20 spend |
the summer in Europe.
MI anu MIS- JUN w Jarrett, the |
former secretary OF the embassy in Ber-
lin, went to Baltimore YESTERDAY. after |
being guests Of Mrs. 3. H. Warder. with |
whom they attended the Townsend-Gerrv
wedding Mr.. and Mrs Garrett VIII go
to Princeton, where they have a house
and viii remain there for the class exer-
cises and entertain house party. Of
which Mrs Warder will be a member.
Mrs. Hope Slater and Miss Mary
Gwynn. who have spent some few months
in Europe, will return here for short
time and then so to Newport, where Mrs
Slater has a summer home
The alumnae of the National Catbedrs,
School will give It's annual dinner ar tho
New Willard this evening. when tbav
will have as special guests Mrs BARRIER
Walker. principal OF the school. and the
class Of 1910. Miss Adeline Hammond
will act as toastmistress.
Senator and Mrs. George Peabody Wet
more will close their town house here
next week and with their daughters
will go to their summer home in NeU,port
Miss Eudora Clover has returned -
Washington from Virginia Hot Springs
where she has been the house guest oil