The Washington herald., 1911-10-16


Rraune is carried out. They will make
a trim Westward to Colorado Springs be-
fore thew 90 to the Hot Springs of Vir-
ginia for a few weeks. Mrs. Taft is
greatly improved in health this fall but
the visit IN Colorado ana at Hot Springs
Is expected to make her Improvement
more definite and pronounced, provided
they follow the arrangements now made
for them.
Mrs. wickersham, wife Of the Attorney
General, will join him here this week in
their Sixteenth street home, where he
has been for a fortnight. Lady Had
field. sister of the Attorney General, will
probably remain in England this winter
although she and Sir Robert had ex-
pected to return here. where they spent
last winter.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. White have
returned to their Washington home af-
ter spending the summer in the extreme
North and South.
Mr. van Swinderen, former Neither
lands minister to this country, is the
guest of his father-in-law, Mr.. C. C.
Glover, at his country place, Westover, in
the Loughborough road, near George
town. He Joined Nine. van Swinderen
there last week, and she will return to
The Hague with him shortly, after
spending the summer with her parents
at their cottage at York Harbor and the
autumn with them here.
Mrs. Chamberlain and Miss Carrie Lee
Chamberlain, wife and daughter of Sen
ator George z. Chamberlain, of Oregon,
will arrive at their Washington home to-
morrow, Senator Chamberlain having re-
mained in Chicago for some days. Miss
Chamberlain will be among the seasons
debutantes. They have spent their sum-
mer at their home in Portland
Dr. Joseph Longworth Anderson, Of
Lawyers Hill, Relay, Nd, will come to
Washington to-day and take possession
of the Massachusetts avenue home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lee Fearn, which
they have leased for the winter. 1t is
there that the wedding reception and
breakfast of Miss Ethel Anderson and
DR.. Henry Clark Thatcher. of New York,
will take place next Saturday. The cere-
uI5Iiv will be performed at noon in st.
Johns Church by Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith, rector. The bride-elect Is a
cousin of Representative Nicholas Long
worth. of Cincinnati; OF the United States
Minister to Belgium, Mr.. Larz Anderson
| Of Countess de Chambrun, wife of the
| military attache of the French Embassy,
and of Mrs. Philip Mcmillan, of Detroit.
| She has spent the past few years, since
the death of her mother, with her sister
and their father, in Europe, where the
Young women were educated. They lived
as children for some years during their
| mothers life in X street, and had Tor
their pIaymates many of the members
of Washington's social set of the pres
ont day. DIR. Anderson and his daugh-
| tcrs will receive a warm welcome from
both old and new friends here. DR.
Thatcher was formerly connected with
the medical stan of the Johns Hopkins
| Hospital, in Baltimore. The future nome
| OF the young people will be in New York
where DR.. Thatcher is now attached Il
the STATS of Bellevue and st. Lukes.
Mrs Never and the Misses Meyer, wife
and daughters of the Secretary of th'
Navy, will remain at their summer hom'
at Hamilton, Mass, until after the
Thanksgiving season.
| The marriage is announced OF Mis-
Mary Kirby Allen, daughter Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Charles X. Allen, of this city, Il
Mr.. Handley Dunmore Dale, also of thi
city. formerly of New Jersey. The cere
monv was performed on Saturday, Octo
Der IA. in the parsonage of the Rhode Is
land avenue NJ P. Church at O'Clock IL
the afternoon Miss Daisy Wayland act
ed as maid of honor and Mr.. c. RisdoI
Dale was the best man. The bride Wor'
a gown of kings blue cloth, with hat o
the same shape. and her maid OF homo
wore brown cloth with brown hat. Th
bride and bridegroom went for wedding
tour to the Pacific Coast, where the!
will make their future home.
Mrs. Ella Lowrey Mosely, widow of r
A. Mosely. jr.. of Alabama, and who's
latest novel. THE Wonder Lady, ha
lust been published, is stopping at tn
New Bancroft, where she will be glad t
receive her many friends.
The marriage of Miss Ona Belle Wei
born. daughter of Mrs. W. L. Wellborr
to Mr.. Homer Brett. newly appointed a
United States consul to Maskat, Arabis
will take place tomorrow at o'cloc
in the home of the brides mother, IA
Monroe street. There will be no attend
,Is :, and the wedding will be as simpl
as possible, owing to the recent deaf
of the brides father. Mr.. Brett and hi
bride will sail on the 18th for europe e
route to the bridegroom's new post G
: duty.
Mrs. Margaret E. Baptista announce
the marriage of her daughter Regina
Mr.. Harry c. Cragg. The ceremony wa
performed in Baltimore on October
nv Rev. - c. Gaven, of that city. Tn
bride an, ,idegroom will be at HON
. after Novet. er at 155 North Carolin
avenue.
The marriage of Miss Anne Marie Pun
cell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh N
Purcell, to Mr.. Napoleon Washingto
/ Williams, jr., will take place on Wednes
{ dav afternoon at o'clock in st. Stephen
, Catholic Church. A reception will follo'
in the home of the brides parents, ls1
1 street
Mr. and Mrs Edward NJ. Douglas hav
issred invitations for the marriage c
their daughter Helen to Mr.. Alvin War
: King on Tuesday evening, October ?
Tbe ceremony will be performed at
o'clock in Trinity Church, Takoma Parl
n q II will be followed by receptio
IN the home of the brides parents,
, Eastern avenue, Takoma
Mrs. Charles B. Howry and Miss Mar
; Howry. wife and younger daughter {
/ Judge Howry. haGe returned to the Howr
home after spending the summer IN tn
North. Miss elizabeth Howry is yisitin
friends in and around New York. mis-