The Washington herald., 1910-03-22

Mrs More, of Cincinnati; Lieut. John
son and Lieut. Osterhaus, aids at the
White House. occupied the Presidential
box at the Belasco last evening to see
John Mason in "a Son OF the People"
The Swiss Minister and Mime. Ritter
entertained at dinner last evening at the
/ legation The guests were Senator and
Mrs. Guggenheim. the Assistant Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Huntington Wilson, DIR.
and Mrs. Fremont Smith, the military at
taehe Of the Russian Embassy and his sis
ter, Baroness de Bode. the naval attache
Of the Russian Embassy and Nine. Vase
lien. Mr.. and Mrs. McLaren, and Mr..
Martin. of the legation staff.
Sir Ernest and Lady Shackleton. OF
England, who are on their way 10 this
country. win come to Washington toward
the last of the week, and be guests
at the British Embassy. The British
Ambassador win entertain at luncheon
for Sir Ernest Shackleton on Saturday.
and on the same afternoon Mrs. Bryce
will entertain at a tea in honor of Lady
Shackleton.
Representative and Mrs. Henry c. Bou-
tell who spent week or so in Chicago,
have returned 10 their apartment at the
Highlands. Miss Bouten, a debutante Of
the past season. will entertain at dinner
on the evening Of March 30. preceding
the ball to be given in the navy yard
for the benefit Of the Navy Relief Society.
Mrs John w Foster. wife OF the former
Secretary of state and former special
envoy to China, viii entertain at a tea
for young people next Saturday afternoon
in honor OF Miss Helen Taft. who will
arrive at the White House next Thurs
day TO spend the Easter holidays.
Miss Marthena Harrison left Washing
ton yesterday for New York. where she
will act as bridesmaid for Miss Florence
ThieTy. niece OF Admiral Thiery. Of the
French navy. who commanded the French
vessel which came here 10 attend. the
naval festivities attending the jamestown
Exposition. Miss Thiery viii be married
TO Mr., William Kempton Johnson, son OF
a former Assistant Attorney General. Miss
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Paul Louis Victor Thiery. Of Yonkers.
n. Y. The ceremony will take place on
the evening Of March %, in the Church
Of the Ascension. and a reception VIII
follow at the Hotel ST. Denis. The young
peoples future home will be in Newark.
n. j. The bride-elect has been a fire.
QUent visitor in Washington, and srent
a portion OF the past winter here.
A reception was given on board the
Dolphin yesterday afternoon from to
O'Clock. when Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs r z Johnston. L. 8. N. were the
guests of honor. The reception was given
by the ward officers Of the ship. OF which
Lieut.. Johnston has been in command.
and was a farewell party Just previous 10
their departure for Newport, where Lieut..
Johnston will assume duty at the naval
training station. The reception commit
tee was composed of Lieut.. Rownes, ex-
ecutive officer; Ensigns Lake. Howard.
and Thomson. DR.. n. 7. Mclean. and
Paymaster J. E. Mcdonald. Receiving
the guests were Mrs. Meyer, wife OF the
Secretary of the Navy; Mrs Beekman
Winthrop. wife of the Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy; Mrs. n. T. Mclean wife OF
Or, Mclean, and Mrs. Johnston Mrs.
Leutze, wife Of Rear Admiral Leutze,
and Mrs. Beatty served tea. Mrs. Leutze
Is the wife of the retiring commandant.
and Mrs. Beatty is the wife of the new
commandant Of the navy yard
Mrs. William Belden Noble and her
niece. Miss Nancy Read who have been
spending a few weeks in Florida, will
return to Washington this week.
Mrs. S. C. Neale is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
During Easter week Miss Ruth Pilling
will have her cousin. Mr. Paul Harper,
Of Yale, as her house guest. He Will
arrive Thursday morning.
The Minister from Chile and Nine. Cruz
will spend the summer months in Europe.
and will sail from New York about the
middle Of next month.
Mrs. J. Sloat Fassett. wife Of Represent
alive Fassett. will leave tomorrow for
her home in Elmira. n. Y. where she
will make visit Of about three weeks.
Mrs Herman Cert. of Pittsburg. Pa.
returned TO her home Sunday after
pleasant visit with Mrs. Clarence Grosner.
of the Tulane.
Miss Tillie Raff returned to washington
yesterday after spending a pleasant visit
with her sister, Mrs. Felix Calm, of Balti-
more.
Mrs. NJ. Rosenberg, of S21 Third street
northwest, announces the engagement of
her daughter Dora to Mr. Frank Swartz-
man. of this city.
Miss Mabel Frances Mumford. daughter
of Mr.. Richard ]. Mumford of A!exan-
dria, Va, was married to Mr.. Kenneth
Randolph Richardson, Of Washington.
yesterday afternoon. when the Rev.
Frank H. Staples, pastor Of st. PauPs
Protestant Episcopal Chapel officiated.
Miss Marian w. Richardson was maid OF
honor and Mr.. Charles ". Hamford. of
this city. was Mr. Richardson's best man.
while Charles Edward Reimer and Byron |
were ribbon bearers. The
wedding march was played by Mrs. Harry |
F. Barry. The bride wore a gown OF |
wistaria silk and carried bouquet OF |
carnations. There was a small reception.
after which the bride and bridegroom left
for a trip in the South
Mrs. John Cassell Williams will give
q musical at her home on March 81, from
S to 10 p. m. for the benefit of ST. Ste
eaderc AZ The Nn4;I