The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-25

bassy in Rome, Vienna, and Athens. The
wedding viii take place in January.
Monticello Chapter. b. A. r.. met on
last WedneSaay to observe the ami
yersary of the surrender Of Yorktown
Mrs. Beach. the regent. 1924 s street. was
hostess. A very interesting paper was
read. and excellent music was rendered
by Miss May Adele Levers. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Connor, wife OF Capt William j.
Common. L. S. a. left Washington satur-
day, for Memphis, Tenn. where she viii
he the guest OF relatives for the next
few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Ellis. who is visiting IN
New York will join her husband and son
the latter part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Tolbert Lanston are 10.
Gated al the Kenesaw apartments. Six
teenth and Irving streets. for the winter.
Miss Whitmore viii return soon from
Europe and will be the guest OF Miss
Ketalass for some time. About the mid
die OF December she viii go 10 New
York. where she Will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Westinghouse will keep
their country place open well into the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell. who
were guests at the New Willard several
days. upon their return from Cazenovia.
y. Y, where they spent the summer
have opened their home in Connecticut
avenue for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Gardner F. Williams and
the Misses Williams have returned 10
Washington from Maine, where they
spent the summer They are al the
Shoreham. until their residence in r /
street is ready for occupancy.
a meeting for the purpose OF organiz-
ing a society 10 be known as the Moth
ers' Club was held al the home OF Mrs.
Russell HOLDEN last Saturday The OBJ
)ect Of the organization Is the ultimate
Improvement OF the present system OF
rearing children. AS a means 70 this |
end, the child win be studied from !
mental, and moral standpoint. !
special attention being paid 20 the most
efficient mode = its education. From |
time 10 time physicians. educators, and 4
others qualified TO instruct along these |
lines will be asked TO address the men, /
bers- Monthly meetings will be held al /
tho homes Of the members, where pro- /
gramme OF papers. readings, and ad- 4
dresses on the subject will he given. The 4
club starts with an enrolment OF nine
teen, and it will be the aim OF the mem /
bers 20 Increase this eventually 10 thirty
five or forty. The following were elected I
for one year: Mrs. Thomas Scanlon,
president; Mrs. I. J. Brabant, vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. y. Morse, secretary and
treasurer. A programme committee OF
three viii be appointed by the president.
and the club Will hold its next meeting
November % with Mrs. John Brooks, 1922
Corcoran street.
Mr.. F. r. Dooley, formerly OF this city.
low Of Rockfsh, Va, and Mss Willie p.
Oabney were quietly married in this city
IN Saturday, october %.
Mr.. l. S McPhail and bride. OF Chi
ago. are at the Shoreham Mrs. Nc
ohaIl was formerly Miss In%z Thompson.
II Oak Park. Chicago. a daughter OF Mr..
Frank Thompson. The wedding took place
asst ThHrsday in the home OF the brides
parents and was a small and private
me. The future home OF the couple will
De in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Swift. OF Cincin-
iau, spent last week IA Washington,
,uests of Mrs Blackburn. at 1913 Seven
zenith street. They were on their way
ZONE from a trip through New England