The Washington herald., 1910-11-07

con Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge.
Miss Helen Taft returned to the White
House yesterday morning from Bryn
MaWr, where she spent Saturday after
a few days visit in New York She ac-
companied her mother 10 st. Johns Epis
copal Church yesterday morning Miss
Taft will be the luncheon guest of Miss
Ruth Pilling, daughter of Mrs j. c.
Pilling, to-day. Mrs. Pilling and her
daughter returned recently from their
beautiful summer home at Buena Vista,
where they entertained many house par
ties Of Washington friends They spent
some weeks in the North late in the
summer.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the birth of a son 10 the Swiss Min
ister and Nine Rite. on October %, at
Zurich. The infant has been named Kurt
Ludwig Edward. Nine. Ritter and her
young son viii arrive here late next
month
The First Secretary of the United States
Embassy al ST. Petersburg and Mrs. Post
Wheeler. the latter known in the literary
world as Halle Erminie Rives, who are
visiting in Washington, were The guests
of honor at luncheon yesterday of former
United States Minister TO Morocco and
Mrs. II. Percival Dodge. who have recent
ly come 20 Washington to make their
permanent home.
Mr.. Dodge was connected with the
United States Embassy at Tokyo AT the
time Mr.. Wheeler was a member OF its
stan, and during which time Miss Rives
and Mr. Wheeler were married Just after
that Mr.. Dodge was made Minister 10
Morocco. and later Mr. Wheeler was
transferred TO the embassy at ST. Peters
burg, where he is now stationed Mr.
and Mrs. Wheeler will go TO Mrs.
Wheeler's old home, Castle HILL" in
Virginia, - visit her father and other
relatives. but will return 10 the New VIII
lard for time before thy san for Rus
STA TO return 10 Mr., Wheeler's post of
duty.
Miss Eleanor Terry and her fianee,
Lieut. Camperio, spent yesterday at An
napolis. and were entertained at luncheon
by Miss Terry's cousin. Mrs. Cusaeks.
They returned TO Washington last even
ing.
Mrs. Hill. wife Of David Jayne Hin.
American Ambassador TO Germany. left
Berlin yesterday for Paris, where she win
remain until the new establishment of
the Hills in the Rauchstrasse is
ready for occupancy Miss Hin. their
daughter, has gone TO Dresden TO visit
friends. The Ambassador remains I'm
Berlin in the hope that they will get into
their new home in Berlin in time for the
Christmas holidays.
The Duchess d'Arcos, nee Iowery. so
well known here. and who visited here
this fall. is now in Rome with her hus-
band. the late Spanish Minister to Wash
lnSton. They are settled in an apartment
in the Halazzo Brancaccio.
The Kronprinzessin Ceeilie is bring
ing a number Of distinguished Americans
back home. Those in the diplomatic
service on board include Charles II. Sher-
rill the American Minister TO Argentina,
with Mrs Sheriff.; DIR. Ritter, the Swiss
Minister to Washington. and the Chinese
special envoy, Liang Tun-Yen, with his
wife and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Auchincloss. of
New York, whose marriage took place a
few days ago in Attleboro, Mass, have
arrived In Washington and joined Mrs
Auchincloss' daughter. Miss Marie Dur
zee, at the family residence. the Pierre
Lorlllard house. in HiIlyer place. Mrs.
Auchincloss, as Mrs Guidet-Duryee, came
10 Washington two years ago. after
prolonged absence in Europe, and at once
attained leading position in society.
She presented her eldest daughter 10 So
ciety last season and entertained Law
ishiJ. She also took an active part in
the amateur theatricals OF which Mrs. A.
c. Barney was the inspiration and guild
ing spirit, and which We're given with
such signal success last winter for
charity.
Until her recent return from Europe II
was her intention TO reside permanently
in Washington. She has now decided,
however. TO remove to New York, and
will give up her residence in Hillyer
place. Her daughters will go abroad with
relatives to spend the winter. Mr.. Auchin-
Gloss will return to New York to-day.
DR.. and Mrs Hamilton Wright have
leased the house 1915 Nineteenth street,
the former home of J. H. De Sibour.
Mrs. Wright returned last week from her
summer place in Maine. and will later
go with DR.. Wright to The Hague con-
ference. which. It is expected, will be
called during this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May and family
have returned for the winter and reopened
their K street home.
Surg John Francis Urie, z. s. N, re-
tired, and Miss. Caroline Foulke. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley
Foulke, will be married at noon next
November u. at "Reevestone,"
the home Of the brides parents, iii Rich
mond, Ind. Rev. Stanley c. Hughes, rec
tor OF Trinity Church, Newport, R. l.,
brother-in-laW of Miss Foulke, viii per-
form the ceremony. Miss Foulke is well
known In Washington. where she has
been the frequent guest of former Secre-
tary and Mrs Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague, who are
still in Newport. viii return to Wash
lhs'Ol Aoi 1ile WINTER oA thursday.
Miss Frances Miller daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben De Mier Miller, and her
house guest. Miss Marguerite Knox, OF
Old Point Comfort, Va, returned from
Annapolis last evening. where they went
10 attend the hop Saturday evening. They
we're guests in Annapolis of Lieut.. Allen
Buchanan, U. S. N, and Mrs Buchanan.
Mrs. J. J. Richardson. wife of DR..