The Washington herald., 1910-11-30

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December g. to attend the dinner dance
on Long Island. at which Mrs. Preston
Satterwhlte will entertain for Miss Lila
Gilbert Monday and Tuesday, December
l9 and 10. Miss Cromwell will entertain
at luncheon for her guests. and Monday
evening she viii be hostess at a dinner
and theater party, taking her guests after
dinner to the Belasco Theater for the
opening OF Preston Gibsons play, Drift
| ing" In honor OF Miss Gould and Miss
Brown. Tuesday evening the party will
be among the guests at the large dinner
which Mrs. Gaff is giving in honor Of
/ Miss Cromwell
| Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. wife of the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy enter
tained at an informal luncheon yester-
day in honor of her house guest. Miss
Marjorie Ide. Miss Ide Is spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Winthrop having
come to Washington for the wedding Of
Miss Eleanor Terry and Lieut.. Camperio
Thursday
| Miss Adele Colgate. daughter OF Lady
Stratford. will arrive in Washington on
Thursday to he the weekend guest of
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
The Secretary of the Interior left Wash
ington yesterday for Chicago, where he
viii join Mrs. Ballinger. who is en- route
from Seattle. They will arrive in Wash
ington December ., and occupy apart
ments in Stoneleigh Court for the winter.
Miss Ruth Pilling win have as her
house guest for few weeks her cousin,
Miss Katherine Harper. daughter of Mr.
William Hudson Harper, of Evanston,
ILL.,, who will arrive here to-day.
A very attractive programme Of music
has been arranged for the musicale and
tea to be held this afternoon in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. Noyes, at
l7S0 New Hampshire avenue. by the Ia
dies of the Guild of ST. Thomas Church.
Miss Ruth Noyes, the elder daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes, is deeply interested
m. the work OF the Ladies' Guild of this
church.
Many Of the society maids and matrons
are deeply interested in the concert at
the Columbia Friday afternoon for the
benefit of the Graduate Nurses Associa-
ton, when the Olive Mead Quartet Will
young women who form a string quartet
and have received the highest praise from
New York and Boston critics. Many OF
the society people interested In the diff
ferent hospitals are taking a hand in the
concert.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas z. Calvert. OF
Portland. Me, announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Grace Waldron Cal
vert, to Capt. Percy Poe Bishop, assist
ant 10 Brig Gen. Arthur Murray, U.
g. A. The wedding will take place IN
April at the brides home The engage
ment was announced at a beautiful tea
given on Friday afternoon of last week
BY Mrs Calvert in her Portland home,
where capt Bishop had been q Thanks
giving guest After their wedding trip,
Capt Bishop and his bride will be at
home in Washington. Miss Calvert is
one OF the most prominent young women
IN social and music circles OF and near
! Portland. She is a beautiful singer and
a cultivated musician. She met Capt
Bishop first last summer. when he was
on trip with Gen. Murray, who was
observing target practice in various
ports. In the early autumn Capt. Bishop
was again on an inspection trip with
Gen. Murray 10 the ports Of the North
Atlantic, when his suit was won. Mr..
Thomas F. Calvert Is the editor and
owner Of the Portland Argus.
Cards are out for the piano recital TO
be given by Miss Josephine Underwood
Munford at the Colonial School, 1725 Con-
necticut avenue. on the afternoon OF Fri
day, December ,. AT O'Clock Miss Mum
ford, certified pupil of Theodor Le-
schetizky vienna, ls04-0O. is an addition
10 the musical circles Of Washington.
Miss Munford's skillful. brilliant playing
meets with pronounced success.
Miss Helena Smith, daughter of Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Ernest Smith, en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday, when
her guests were Miss Harriet Lothrop,
Miss Mildred Bacon. Miss Ida Norment
Smith, Miss Marie Ray, Miss Marian
King, Miss Julia Whiting. Miss Eliza
beth Noyes. Miss Katherine Poole, and
Miss Dorothy Ethridge.
Mrs. Fish. widow OF Mr.. Roswell Fish,
is the guest of relatives in Sixteenth
street for a short visit. Since the death
OF her son and daughter, Mrs. Fish has
made her home mostly In New York and
| Massachusetts.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley will be hostess at
a dinner this evening in honor OF Miss
Louise Cromwell, a debutante OF this
season.
Miss Goldman viii return 10 her home
in this city December g.
Miss Mary c. Downs, Of this city. and
DIR. Robert Smith, OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
were married Monday at the home of the
brides grandmother in Lortou Valley.
Va. The brides sister, Miss Jessie
Downs. was bridesmaid. and Mr.. Clar-
ence Smith. brother of the bridegroom.
was best man DR.. and Mrs. Smith left
later for a honeymoon trip IN the North.
and upon their return win reside in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. CuIp have cards
out for tea on Thursday afternoon.
December s, from TO o'clock. at their
home. IN Q street, to introduce their
daughter. Miss Adaline Culp. to WASH
ington society Miss Agnes Cumnock, of
Boston, and Miss Frances Brown. of
Bedford, Mass, will arrive In Washing