The Washington herald., 1911-04-26

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pany at dinner last night in honor OF
Mirs Helen Taft. The guests asked to
meet her were Miss Aldrich, Miss
Carlisle. Miss Johnston, Miss Marion OIL
yer, Miss Jean Oliver. Miss Eleanor
Wayne Parker. Miss Gertrude Williams.
Miss Dorothy Williams, Miss Harriet
Southerland, Miss Yvonne Townsend,
Donna Beatrice Cusani. Mr.. Emery,
Capt Graham johnson, Mr.. Richardson,
Mr.. Franklin Ellis, Count de Brusselles-
Schaubeck. Mr.. de Freyre, Mr.. Symon.
Count PeJacsevich, Mr.. de Morgenstierne.
Mr.. Gladstone, Mr.. NegTotto. Capt, Ser
rati, Of the royal Italian navy. stationed
at New York. and Mr.. Rosso. Of the
italian Embassy stan.
The Belgian Minister and Countess de
Buisseret entertained at dinner last even
ing at the legation.
Miss Katharine Britton, who u to be
one of the bridesmaids at the wedding,
May 15 Of Miss Louise Cromwell and
Mr.. Walter B. Brooks. jr., will give a
dinner for them April g. Miss Gladys
Hinckley. another bridesmaid. will give
a dinner on Sunday evening. May z, for
Miss Cromwell and Mr.. Brooks.
The marriage Of Mr. Charles Ray
Dean, secretary of the United States
Commission to the International Indus
trial Exposition at Turin. Italy. to Mrs.
| Ida Higgins McKnew, widow of Mr.. Will
liam H. McKnew, Of this city. will take
| place to-day. They will sail for Gibral-
| tar en- route to Turin on Saturday OF
this week. The ceremony will be per-
Co. l.
families. by Rev. Samuel H. Greene, pas
tor Of the Calvary Baptist Church. the
bride and bridegroom leaving Immediate
ly afterward for New York They will
visit Berlin later in the summer. Mr..
Dean was formerly appointment clerk Of
the State Department. Only the imme-
diate families will be present at the
ceremony. and there will be no attend
ants and no reception.
Mr.. and Mrs Hermanns G. Thyson an
nounce the engagement Of their twin
daughter. Marie Grace, to Mr.. Dallas Ora
Southworth. Of Cleveland. Ohio. The we'd
ding will take place the latter part Of
May.
The first Of the garden parties this
season will be held at the White House
May 5. Mrs. John Hayes Hammond will
entertain at reception that evening In
honor of the visiting members of the
executive board Of the woman's welfare
department OF the National Civic Fed
Grafton, which will hold a meeting here.
Mrs. Taft has extended her invitation
also to the garden party.
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
have taken an apartment at 1903 Six
ctr NJ ,n,;Nr
once. They have been occupying apart
ments in the Toronto Their new home
is on the sixth floor Of the building and |
is a spacious apartment of fourteen |
rooms. Mrs. Clark has expected to leave |
for Atlantic City. but has delayed her |
going until the family is established In |
its new abode.
Senator and Mrs. Clarence w Watson,
Of West Virginia, who will be in WASH
ington during the spring season. will go |
to London for the coronation festivities
and "the season" there. They have taken
a box al the International Horse Show, at
Olympia, and Mr.. Watson has entered
number Of horses for the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund K. Goldsborough,
jr.. have taken country place in How
spend the summer there
NJ. and Nine. Henri Pittier will leave
shortly for New York to sail from there
for Switzerland to spend a year. They
will spend some time at their home in
Luzerne. NJ. Pittier is a scientist, and a
botanist in particular. They have re-
Gently returned from a long stay in
Panama, where he was pursuing his
scientific researches.
Mrs. John Hay will go to New York
to-day to meet her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs James w. wadsworth,
jr., on their return from Europe on
Thursday on the Mauretania. They will
be the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Payne Whitney, the latter also a daugh-
ter of Mrs. Hay, until the last of the
week. when Mrs. Wadsworth will accom-
pany her mother to Washington for a
visit.
Mrs. Letter has cancelled all her social
for the present, owing to the
leath yesterday Of her little grandson,
Ian Campbell, the youngest child Of Col. 4:
and Mrs. Colin Campbell, at their home
n England Col. and Mrs. Campbell re-
urned to their home from Washington,
where they were the guests Of the lat
er's mother some time ago. l.
Miss Valerie Padelford is visiting
riends in Baltimore, where she will
pend a few days.
The marriage is announced Of Mr.. Ed
ward ]. Hickey, assistant clerk of the {
senate Committee on Appropriations, =
md Miss Margaret ]. Dee. The cere- 6
nony took place yesterday morning at
0:30 o'clock IN St. Aloysius' Church, Rev.
: B. Pittar officiating. The young people I
eft Immediately after the ceremony for a |
trip in the North, and will be
zone several weeks.
Miss Mary Agnes Doyle was hostess at t
breakfast yesterday in compliment to 4
diss Edith Wynne Matthison. The other ?
uests were Miss Flora McGill, Miss \
leane Miss Florence wynne, and Mrs. \
,eecher.
The marriage is announced Of Miss p
1atie z. CLANCY, daughter Of Mr.. and c
frs. NJ. Clancy. to Mr. Frank A. Peters.
he ceremony was performed at the home !.
the brides brother. at Eilaston Ter :.
ace. Monday, April "a, by Rev. T.
'erthier Thompson. of Sherwood Presby-
srian, Church. After a short honey :.
loon trip The young people will be at =
ONE at al5 F street northwest. :,
TIE marriage is announced of Miss p
Iarie Navin Massey, daughter Of Mr.. !,