The Washington herald., 1911-01-16

\. steward, Evelyn RlveS Smith, GLADYS
F. Waterbury. Caroline Hatch, Pauline
Riggs, and Susan w Street. Miss de
koven will be married on Wednesday to
Mr. Hans Kierstede Hudson. of New
York. who entertained the men OF the
wedding party at dinner at Delmonico's s
the same evening
Mrs. Warren C. Fairbanks. OF Chicago,
daughter -in-law of former Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks and a popular visitor in
Washington during the last administra-
ton, has just completed a holiday visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
T. Cassidy, at the Hotel Schenlcy, in
Pittsburg
Former Representative and Mrs. John
NJ Glover. of New York. the latter for
merly Miss Augusta Patten, the oldest
of the Patten sisters, of Massachusetts,
avenue. have announced the engagement
of their daughter Gladys to Mr.. Robert
Armstrong Livingston. Of New York.
Miss Glover was born in Washington
during her fathers term Of service in
the House. but neither she nor her
brother. Edmund Patten Glover. a stu
dent in the New York University Of Law
has visited here often since their rc-
tirenent from official life. No date has
been set for the wedding
Mrs A. L. Egbert Of New York. an
nounces the engagement of her daughter.
Helen TalmaGe Batcheller, to Mr.. Irving
Taylor Myers. eldest son of DR.. and Mrs.
s. !. Myers. of Bayonne. n. J. Miss
Ratcheller is daughter of the late Mr..
William A. Batcheller. of this city. where
she has many relatives, and where she
was educated, in the Gunston Hall Sem
mary.
Miss Mabel Boardman will hold her
regular Monday evening receptions
are among the most brilliant affairs of
the Washington season every year.
Mrs William Manning Irwin has can
celed her social engagements for the
season. owing to the death of her brother.
Mr.. Harrison Barbour. in New York.
Mrs. Irwin has gone to New York for
the funeral.
An engagement of interest to society
both here and in Virginia is that Of Miss
Mary Montgomery Wiley. daughter of the
late Mr.. William A. Wiley. Of ST. St.
Paul street, Baltimore. to Mr.. S. Blount
Mason, jr.. of Baltimore. Miss Wylie is
very charming ana dCCOHlplSneO, ana Is
a sister of Mrs. Wylie Mclaughlin. for
merly Miss Helen Wylie. Mr. Mason is
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Blount Mason,
of New York formerly of Richmond, Va.
and belongs to the prominent Virginia
family of that name. He is a grandson
of Re late John Y. Mason, one time
miniSer to France. The marriage will
take place next autumn.
Maj. Stephen LII. Slocum. Of the Sec
ond cavalry. L. S. A, has arrived in
London, where he has succeeded Capt.
Cloman as military attache Of the United
States Embassy there.
Miss Cleo Lane, of 1915 Lamont street, is
in New York for the auto show as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Compton,
formerly of Washington.
The woman's auxiliary of St. Mar
garets parish will give silver tea this
afternoon at 1857 Biltmore street to aid
the mountain work in North Carolina.
Miss Hannah W. Taylor will entertain
at a card party on Thursday evening.
Miss Lazo. of New York, the house guest
of Miss Elena Calderon.
Mrs. Daniel Thew Wright and Miss
Alice Wright, Of Sixteenth street, will not
be at home this afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Harmon Dawson enter
tanned at tea on Saturday at her resi-
dence. 14as l. street northwest. in honor
of Miss Cornelia Lyme, Of Louisville, Ky.
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