The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-12


Hostess at Luncheon.
Senator and Mrs. Charles j. Hughes.
of Colorado, entertained a dinner COM
pany last night in their Q street home,
in honor Of the Vice President and Mrs.
Sherman. The guests asked 10 meet them
were the Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Ballinger, Senator and Mrs. Elkins.
Senator and Mrs oliver. Senator and
Mrs Guggenheim, Senator and Mrs. Stone.
Senator and Mrs. Scott, and Lieut. Col
and Mrs. Downey.
Il The Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
sham will have as guests for the week
end Mrs Robert Sturgis and Miss Sturgis
of New York. who will arrive here TO
attend the garden party. which Mrs. Taft
will give at the White House tomorrow
afternoon. Mrs. Wickersham was at home
to visitors yesterday afternoon after 4
o'clock.
The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Nagel will go TO Marion. Mass,
where they will open their summer home.
Mrs. Nagel will spend the season there,
but the Secretary will remain in Wash
ington until midsummer
Mrs. Charles u. Norton. wife Of the
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. was
hostess at luncheon yesterday. when Mrs.
Ballinger. wife Of the Secretary Of the In
| terror was the honor guest
/ Senator and Mrs. Root will sail from
New York on June . for The Hague.
They viii be abroad during the summer
months
Mrs. Macveagh wife OF the Secretary
OF the Treasury. received yesterday after
noon from to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth sailed yes
terday from New York on the Alaure-
tania for England, when some OF the
passengers on board were Mrs. John
Jacob Aston, Or. David Kindleberger. L.
/ S. n, and Mrs Kindleberger. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Frank 2. Mitchell. and Prince
Tokugawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatneld Taylor are now
visiting in New York. where their
daughter is graduating from a private
school. After the closing OF school. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor. accompanied by their
daughter, viii sail for Europe.
Miss Theresa Boyer. OF BennIng. has
gone 70 Philadelphia. where she will
visit her sister. Mrs G. d. tombstone.
wife Of Lieut.. G. d. tombstone, L. s. y.
for a month.
Mrs Clark, wife Of Representative
Champ Clark. Of Missouri, will sail for
Glasgow on May z. 10 be present az the
Pan-Presbyterian Congress. which meets
in Dublin on June 10 Mrs. woodward
wife Of Representative Harry c. Wood
yard. Of Spencer. W. Va, viii accom-
pany Mrs. Clark. They will visit other
interesting places in Scotland and Eng
land. going thence 10 the Continent.
where they Will travel. taking in the
Passion Play at Oberammergau. and re-
turn TO the United States in the autumn.
Mrs. Davis, widow Of Mr. James s.
Davis, of this city. who has lived az
Ithaca, y. Y, since Mr. Davis death. is
the guest Of Mrs. Martin at the Port
ner- Her daughter, Miss Faith Lillian
Davis. arrived yesterday for a visit with
MISS May kehoe. Mrs. and Miss Davis
are on their way to Seattle. where the
formers son, Mr.. IrAnd Davis. now
lives. and where they may make their
permanent home.
Invitations have been received here
from Mrs William Nelson Wexford for
the marriage of her daughter. Miss Vir-
GINA Rogers, to Mr. John Hoe Wallace. /
on Wednesday evening. June 1 at 6 /
o'clock. in the home Of the brides /
mother, 500 Seventh street Lynchburg. /
Va. Miss Wexford is well known IN /
Washington. where she has frequently |
visited among relatives in the Senatorial |
circle, Many Washington people will 90 |
TO Lynchburg for the wedding.
Miss Edna NJ. Hayes. only daughter Of /
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hayes. and Mr.. ] /
Oswald O'Neil were quietly married yes
terday at the rectory Of St Stephens |
Church. The ceremony was witnessed by |
the immediate families and few friends /
They left for New York, and will be at |
home TO their friends at 2O81 H street
northwest after June l.
Invitations have been received in Wash
ington for the marriage Of Miss Grace
Radcliffe Day. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles .Fenton Day and Mr.. Henry
Gould RalstoR, which will be performed
at Christ Church. Smithheld. Va. on
June l. After the ceremony a reception
will be held at the home Of the brides
parents. Miss Day is a sister Of Mrs
Thomas S. Martin, wife of Senator Mar
tin, and is well known in this city.
quiet wedding was that Of Mr.. Nor
man c. Anderson, OF Erie. Pa. late Of the
United States Army, and Miss Mary E.
Clark, Of Washington, Tuesday evening
in St Stephens Church, Brlghtwood.
Mr.. William f. Tafel, OF Pittsburg. was
best man, and Miss Clark was attended
by Miss Emma Harvey, of Washington
wedding supper was served at Sautter's
Mr.. Anderson has received an apnoin+-
ment with the Isthmian Canal Commits
sion, and will sail from New York ON
Thursday to enter upon his new duties
The leading society event OF the season
took place in Harrisonburg yesterday AZ
noon, when Miss Margaret Stuart Roller
was married to DR.. Charles Egerton Can
nadaV of Charleston w va Tbo s.,