The Washington herald., 1911-05-15

large dinner IN the red room of the Boz
nemian Club. San Francisco. last week
TO say good-by to their host Of friends.
Miss Eliza Coblenzer daughter of Mrs.
Bertha Coblenzer, and Mr.. Milton stras-
burger. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Zodie Stras-
burger, will be married at Rauscher's
May Y at noon. Only immediate rela-
tiVes ana few intimate friends have
been invited to the ceremony.
Mrs. David Jayne Hill, wife of the re-
firing Ambassador at Berlin, is expected
at the Regina. Berlin. shortly. Imme-
diately after her arrival she will go to
switzerland for short visit, and will
later spend several months on the Conti-
nent and few weeks in London.
Mrs. c. A. Mumm and family, of Wash
ington, are among the recent American
arrivals at the Carlton Hotel. London.
Mrs. Pierre la Montague and Miss Eliz-
abeth Patterson have returned to Wash
ington after several years in Europe, and
are being much entertained by their many
friends.
An engagement Of much social interest
here is that Of Miss Julia A. Hoyt.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hoyt, Of
New York. to Mr.. Samuel A. Weldon. Of
this city. Miss Hoyt is a sister of Mr..
Lydig Hoyt and a cousin of Mr.. John A.
Tuckerman. of Boston. who married Miss
Katherine Atterbury. Of New York. Mr..
Weldon was graduated from Harvard in
1904. and is a member Of the Metropolitan
Club. No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Cards are out for Friday afternoon
next. when the Congressional Club will
entertain in honor Of Mrs. Martha Gielow.
Tea will be served at 5.
Mime. Camperio. formerly Miss Ellen
Terry, daughter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Terry, will sail for Europe May 81.
Mrs. Terry, who has also been on a visit
in Washington. will accompany her
daughter to Europe.
Mrs. Nicholas L. Anderson will 20 to
Bar Harbor early this year. She will
Of Detroit, with her for most Of the sum-
mer. Mrs. Mcmillan made a short visit
here with her mother. stopping on her
way back from Europe to her home in
Detroit. Mrs. Mcmillan will also pay
short visits to the Larz Andersens at the
latter's summer place at Brookline, Mass
An announcement just received here
is that of the engagement Of Miss Ida
P. Spittel. of Gotha. Germany, to Mr..
H. Lee Ragland. of this city. The mar
riage will take place to-day in Christ
Church Cathedral. Lexington, KY,
Dean William T. Capers, officiating.
Miss Spittel has been for four years
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lege, Lexington, and is a member of
the Country Club and the woman's
Club Of Central Kentucky. Before go
ing to Kentucky she travelled for sew
eral years in concert as a pianist. She
belongs to a family of prominence in
Gotha, Germany, her father. Rech-
nungsrat o. Spittel. holding a high Of
fetal position there. Through her
fathers influence Miss Spittel obtained
and spent two years in London. She
is a full graduate of the Conservatory
Of Music at Leipzig. Germany.
Miss Edith Glacie, Miss Helena Smith,
and a number of other young ladies
Of ST. Thomas Church. are in charge
Of the dramatic entertainment that will
be given in the parish hall Of the
church on May "a. 1t is for the benefit
of the church, the proceeds going to
reduce the debt Of the church.
Gen. and Mrs. S. Lockwood Brown
are at the Hamilton for a few days
and will be pleased to see their friends
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Representative and Mrs. jackson, Of
were the guests Of their cousin,
Mrs. Ida K. Lane, at an informal
luncheon yesterday.