The Washington herald., 1911-09-18

Ih OSlOOCI. llc LIaNS
almost unabated throughout the sum-
mer, which is quite unusual Mrs. Rob-
ert Hinckley and her daughter. Miss
Gladys Hinckley, went there at the end
of last week from Bar Harbor, where
they spent part of the season. The early
part of the summer Trey spent in Europe.
They will return here in another month.
The Naval Attache Of the French Am
bassy and the Viscountess Benoist d'Azy
and their "oung son. Charles, are spend
ing a few days at the Auditorium. Chi
cago, er route to Washington. Viscount
d'Azy will pay visit to the new naval
station IN icago, as the guest of Ad-
miral Ross. In the spring Viscount and
Viscountess dAzy will make a trip to
Alaska
Mrs. William Corcoran Hill has re-
turned to her home in H street from
Narragansett Pier. where she spent the
summer and where she was joined for
a few weeks by Mr.. Hill.
Mrs. Beall. wife of Representative
Jack Beall OF Texas, returned on Satur-
day 10 the Cochran Hotel, after spend
ing the past month at the Marlborough
BleinheIm. in Atlantic City. She was
accompanied by their young son, Teddy,
who will enter school this week. Rep
resentative Beall will probably not join
his family until Thanksgiving.
Miss Ruth Wellman. eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wellman. is
making a short visit with friends in
Washington, en- route 10 visit her
-
LeRoy Chamberlin, at the Chamberlin
place at Paeonian Springs. Va. From
there Miss Wellman will go to Canton,
Ohio, to visit relatives. Canton is the
former nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman
and il was there that they were mar
ried Miss Wellman will join her parents
and sisters in New York about Christ
mas, and spend the winter with them
there Mrs. Wellman and the younger
daughters are still in their cottage at
East Gloucester, Mass, where the family
has spent the summer. Miss Wellman
made a short visit ir New York with
Mr. and Mrs Lee. the latter formerly
Miss Rita Wellman, who have just re-
moved to their new home in Mount Yer
non, n. Y.
Capt and Mrs. Alexander II. Weber
have sold their pretty home in Hesketh
street in Chevy Chase and taken an
apartment at the Airyview for the win
ter
Lieut. Thomas De Witt Milling and
Lieut. Paul w. Beck left last night for
New York, where they take part in the
big aviation meet to be held there. On
Wednesday Lieut.. Milling will attend the
of Miss Elizabeth Morse Col
"a 10 7 Maddnx altar
which Lieut.. Milling will go to Marbles
head, Mass. where he will superintend
the shipment OF tn" Wright
biplane that he will use in the New York
meet
Brig. Gen. George A. Woodward. U.
S. A: Mrs. Woodward. and Miss Wood
ward will return to Washington next
week. They have been spending the
summer in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mrs. Hubert L. Wigmore, wife of Capt.
Wigmore, L. S. A, has returned to the
city for the winter after spending the
with her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Stauffer Moore, at the latter's home
at Greensburg. Pa Mrs. Wigmore was
Miss Irene Moore, a great belle
Of few seasons ago in Washington.
Lieut.. H. c. Pratt. L. S. ~, an aid
at the White House. is now at Atlantic
City. where he is with his mother, Mrs.
Henry C. Pratt. Lieut.. Pratt was strick-
en- with fever while in service in Texas. !
but is now we'll on the way to recovery.
Col John Biddle. L. s. A, has taken |
the house at 1916 Rhode Island avenue. !
formerly occupied by Brig. Gen. Arthur
U. S. A. and his family last
season. Col Biddle, who was formerly |
at San Francisco. is now de- !
tailed at the Washington War College. |
Miss Susan Biddle will be with her |
during the coming season.
A pretty wedding of Saturday was that
Of Miss Christine Myrtle Morgan and
Mr.. Harry J. Homer, which took place
1t o'clock in the afternoon in the First |
Church, Rev. S. H. Wood |
'ow, the pastor, performing the ceremony. |
The bride was becomingly gowned in a |
light travelling suit with hat to match. !
There were no attendants Immediately |
after the ceremony the bride and BRIDE |
groom left for a short honeymoon trip. |
rpon their return Mr.. and Mrs. Homer |
will reside at the Isabella, where they |
Will be at home after October Is.
Mrs. Qualtrough. wife of Commander !
Edward F. Qualtrough, who returned re-
emily from Narragansett Pier. will sail |
rom New York on the 30th of this month |
% spend a year abroad. Her niece. Miss |
Iiela Harrison, will accompany her and |
inter school in Paris. Commander Quail |
trough will join them later for a few1
months.
The marriage of Miss Henrietta Ritchie
% Mr.. Samuel Duvall will take place in
Md, on Wednesday. Septem-
,er q. Miss Ritchie is a sister of Mrs. |
Donald Mclean, former president gen.
,ral of the National Society of the D. A.
T., and of Mrs. Sicard, of this city. whom
he has visited frequently.
The marriage is announced by Mr..
Ind Mrs Augustus Kuhner OF their
laughter, Ida Beatrice, and Mr.. William
larry Fidler, at Woodside, Md, on last
saturday. The couple have gone on a !
rip TO Norfolk and other Southern
POINTS. and on their return will be at
lome at Sligo, Nd, after October l.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Green and their
harming daughters have returned to
for the winter, after a de-
lshtful summer spent IN New Eng
and and Canada. They have taken the |
esidence at 1T24 Connecticut avenue, be-
onginR to Mrs. Poor. and will be at
lome there after November /. /
Mrs. Charles c. Glover returned to
yesterday from York Har-
,or Me Mr. Glover returned several /