The Washington herald., 1911-09-21


for Japan. During their stay of several
years in Washington, they made a host
Of friends. The baroness, who is a Bryn
Mawr graduate. showed special hospi-
tality to Bryn Mawr girls during her re-
gime at the embassy. Deep regret is
felt on all sides at their departure, even
though It is a distinct promotion for the
Ambassador.
Mrs William Edwards, sister of Pres
ident Taft, will return to her home in
Los Angeles from a summer trip abroad,
in time to receive the President when he
reaches Los Angeles, October 6. Dr. and
Mrs Edwards both went abroad early
i'm the spring and were guests at the
White House en- route to take the boat
from New York. DR.. Edwards returned
to California some time ago, but Mrs.
Edwards remained to travel at her
leisure through the various countries
New York last week and is now the
guest OF her brother, Henry Taft, in
New York for a short time and will also
pay a brief visit to her aunt, Miss Della
Torrey, in Massachusetts,. and then will
go directly to her home in Los Angeles
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs. Franklin X. Lane have left
their home in San Francisco for San
Antonio, Galveston. and Houston, Texas,
en- route for Washington.
Mrs Robert Mohun Fair will this week
issue invitations to the marriage of her
daughter Elizabeth. 10 Mr.. Frederick W.
TofeId. of Montreal, Canada, on the
evening Of Saturday. October IA, at Z
clock a; The Grove" their country
nome at Warrenton. Va.
Word has been received here OF the
serious Illness of Mrs. Day. wife of Mr..
Justice William r. Day. at their home
in Canton, Ohio, where the family has
been only for a short time They were
spending the summer at Mackinac Island,
Michigan. where Mrs. Day was taken so
Ill that they took her home Immediately.
Mrs. Day has not been in good health for
some time.
Former Justice and Mrs Brown are
expected to return to their home here
to-day. after spending the summer at At
lantic City and on the North Shore
The third secretary of the japanese
and Nine. Ozaki have returned
TO their apartment at the ChamplaIn,
after spending the summer at Blue
Ridge Summit. Pa, where the embassy
was established.
Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick and her
daughters, Miss Hendrick and Miss Lii
liam Hendrick. spent the summer in the
and are now at The Plains,
Va. members of a house party Of their
cousin, Mr.. irving Munford. of New
= Ifyh
Hall, is. one of the finest country es-
.ates in Northern Virginia. Mrs. Hend-
rick and hSr daughters will go from
here 10 Lake HOpatcOng. n. j.. to re-
main until early in october.
The announcement of the engagement
of Mr.. James I. McCallum. OF this city.
to Miss Violet Lockwood. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lockwood, OF New
York, and granddaughter of the late
Mr.. Joshua P. McCay. OF Baltimore, is
II much interest in Washington, where
Mr.. McCallum is one of the best known
members of resident society. The cere-
nony is announced to take place in /
he hOmeaof the brides grandmother.
Mrs. McCay. at so Cathedral street, !
Baltimore. on October 10 Mr.. Mccall ,
um's first wife is daughter of the |
ate Hon. John Sherman, former Sec |
etary of State. and she makes her home |
With her two children, Cecilia and John |
sherman McCallum, in the Sherman res |
dence in K street, facing Franklin Park, |
,uilt by the later Secretary and his |
wife only a few years before their |
leath. The McCallum divorce was !
,ranted less than two years ago in this
ty.
Mrs. ". S. Knox and her niece, Miss
yina Van Arsdale. who spent the greater
art of the summer at AtlanticS City, have
eturned to the Knox home in New
hampshire avenue.
The Doorkeeper Of the House OF Repre-
and Mrs. Joseph ]. Sinnott
re spending the formers vacation at the
in Atlantic City.
Mrs William Alden Smith, wife of the
enator from Michigan, has had as her
uest recently Miss Marie McRae, of De-
roit. who has visited her frequently in
er Washington home.
Col. and Mrs. Edward Burr will return
} their home in Washington ON Septem-
er 2s. They have been for a month in
ne Adirondacks.
Mrs. Oden Smith and her daughter,
Iiss Ida Norment Smith, a bud of last
eason, are making a trip through Can
da, to the Thousand Islands, and down
le st. Lawrence River, and will return
, WASHINGTON about the 1st of the
onth. They accompanied Mr.. Smith to
Iichigan on a business trip. and made
le trip through the Great Lakes to
anada The month of August theyspentI
Asbury Park, and had with them for
time there Miss Ruby stolNs, Of this
ty. ,
The marriage of Prof. II. Edgar Barnes, !
this city. and Miss Mae s. Graham
,ok place on Tuesday evening in the
Church in Swarthmore, Pa. !
he ceremony was followed by a recep-
on in the home OF the brides parents,
r. and Mrs. John w. 6raham. The
.ide was attended by Miss Marie Noblit !
Miami, Fla, as maid of honor, and
iss Daffy Preston, of Philadelphia; Miss
arie Jones, of Atlantic City; Miss Helen 1
lunders of Swarthmore, and Miss Helen
Yeeten, of Germantown, Pa, brides
aids. Mr.. Rex Graham, brother of the I
'ide, was the best man, and the ushers
ere Mr.. F. Warren Marshall, OF ST.
avids; Mr. Atlee r. Slee, of Boston; Mr..
rank W. Howard. OF Pittsburg; Mr.. F.
sbJey wallace. Of Wayne; Mr.. Byron ,
liner. of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Henry
TaIlmage, of this city. The bride wore ]
gown of ivory satin covered with baby
ish lace with a veil of Irish lace. The
tendants wore white lace robes over
hite with cerise girdles and white lace
It's, and carried large nuns of autumn !
aves and blossoms. Prof. and Mrs.