The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-10

well. as they viii begin 10 pack their be-
longings to-day for an early departure
for Constantinople.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff left Washington yesterday
morning for visit of some days in New
York. Countess Alexandra Won Bern
stOrfr their daughter. left yesterday for
a visit in Canada.
The Misses Anderson, of Cincinnati,
who, with their mother, have been guests
at the White House for several weeks,
left there yesterday Miss Harriet An
derson went to New York IN the morning
10 be the guest Of Miss Grace Henry,
Miss Katharine Anderson left in the aft
ernOon for West Virginia to be the guest
OF Miss Patterson. The Misses Anderson.
who are cousins of Mr.. Larz Anderson,
as well as nieces OF Mrs. Taft. have
been constantly entertained during their
visit here and will probably return for
Easter.
The Military Attache Of the French
Embassy and Countess Chambrum left
yesterday for Mexico for a six weeks
visit.
The Second Secretary OF the British
Embassy and Mrs. Esmond Ovey have
gone 10 the West Indies for a few weeks
trip, Miss Constance Ovey, sister Of Mr..
Ovey. who has spent the winter with
them, has gone to Canada. from where
she viii sail for her home In England in
few weeks.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Adrienne
Kirkman. daughter Of Col. Joel T. Kirk
man, [. S. A, retired, 10 Mr.. Charles
Raymond Wentz, whose engagement was
announced last spring. Will take place on
February -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Dawes, Of
Evanston. IL. who are both we'll known
in society here, are at Palm Beach, where
they went in their private car last week.
In their party were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander II. Reven, Mrs. H. b. Hoyt, Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus L. Dawes, MT William =.
Walter, Miss Carolyn Dawes. and Mrs.
3. 3. Dawes.
Mrs. Seth Barton French, OF New York,
formerly Of this city. has arrived at the
Royal Poinciana. Palm Beach, and has
joined Mr.. French.
Mrs. ellison. widow Of Mr.. William H
ellison, formerly Of this city, who has
been the guest of Rev and Mrs Samuel
II. Greene for several weeks. Will leave
to-day for Atlantic City 10 visit a niece
before returning 10 her home in Brook
lyn. where she lives with her brother-in-
law and sister. DR. and Mrs. Fleming, Of
Bedford avenue.
The Spanish Minister. the Marquis de
VillalOhar. who spent the last few days
in Philadelphia, returned to Washington
yesterday.
Or. and Mrs Herbert c. yesterday
were hosts on Tuesday at a luncheon in
honor Of their niece. Miss Mary Dallas
Powell. and Nj Charles Z. HARDWOOD
The guests were their bridal party-Mrs.
W. r. Bozzell and Miss Caroline Basta-
bic, Of Virginia; Miss Daisy Deane Eas-
terday and Mr. A Given. Pink and
white carnations formed the table dec
Orations.
Mrs. Routt-Johnson Manning will give
a musicale tomorrow evening in her
home, 1850 Belmont road Miss Gladys
Aline Strong, pianist, and Mr.. Franz
Roushee will give the programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thompson have
issued invitations for a reception Tues
day evening, February p, from $50 to 10
o'clock, at Martha Washington Seminary.
Mrs. Joseph Nelson Rose entertained at
a reception yesterday afternoon in honor
Of her cousin, Mrs. Charles Benedict
Stuart, Of Lafayette, Ind
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Harwood.
whose marriage took place yesterday aft
ernoon, were the guests of honor at
reception. given by the brides aunt and
uncle, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert c. Easter
day The table was decorated with pink
and white carnations. Among those who
attended the reception were the bridal
party, Mrs. w. r. BozzeH, the brides
aunt, and Miss Bestable her sister. Of
Virginia; Miss Daisy E. yesterday, and
Mr.. A. Given.
Miss Grace Gould, daughter. Of Mrs. /.
a. Could. of this CITY, and Mr.. Henry
William ROos, of Cincinnati, were mar
ried quietly last Tuesday at II O'Clock at
the Church Of the Epiphany. Rev. J. Ran
dolph McKim officiating. assisted by Rev
DR.. Peters. The chanceI was decorated
with carnations and palms. The cere-
mony was attended only by immediate
relatives Of the bride and bridegroom
The bride was dressed in a tabernacle
suit Of tan broadcloth, with hat 10
match. Mr.. Ezra Gould. the brides
brother, gave her away. The couple left
Immediately after the wedding for New
York. whore they will sail for Havana.
stopping en- route home at Miami. St.
Augustine, and Palm Beach. After a
short visit in Chicago. they viii return
to Cincinnati, the home of the bride
groom.
Senator and Mrs. George Sutherland, of
Utah. announce the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Edith Sutherland. TO Alr.
a. Robert Elmore. Of New York. The
wedding ceremony. which will take place
in st. Margaret's Episcopal Church, will
be performed on Tuesday, May 3. Miss
engagement is of much IN
terest to Washington Society.
Miss Sutherland is one of the most at
tractive Of the buds of last season. and
IS among the youngest Of the girls of this
season to become engaged. Mr.. Elmore
IS weil-lInown beau of the younger set. /
He devides his time between New York
and Washington, and is a very popular
dinner guest and most entertaining
young bachelor.