The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Smith and her family are we'll known ir
Washington society. having often visitet
their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock.
William H. Hoar and daughter OF Fan.
wood, n. j., have been in the city the
last week, visiting Mira Ahmad Sohrab
Of 1850 Belmont road. Miss Hoar is a
pupil at the Southern Female School
Petersburg. Va. Mr.. Hoar Is president OF
the Persian-American Educational Society
which will hold its annual conference In
Washington, June l6 to IS.
Ambassador Bryce and his family are
spending the weekend at North Beach.
few niles from Chesapeake Beach.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford K. Bergman
have taken the knight cottage at Nyack-
on-the-Hudson to spend the summer.
They will go there June l.
Mrs. Samuel Nelson Barker, Of Chevy
Chase Seminary, is giving house party.
Her guests are Mrs. Harry l. Jones. OF
Brooklyn; Miss Grace Williams, Of De-
troit: Miss Lula Dean Jones, of Atlanta
Miss Irene Shetzlin and Miss Emily
Moorshead, of Philadelphia; Miss Effie
Zabriskie, Of New Jersey; Miss Carolyn
McKane, of Connecticut: Miss Dorothy
Hypes, of Ohio; Miss Vetris Currey. of
Indiana: Miss Agnes Alexander, Of
Pennsylvania; Miss Rebecca Searles. Of
Mississippi; Mrs. B. F. Pence. of Vir-
ginia: Mrs. L. H. Cowan and Miss
Aubrey Cowan, of Mississippi.
Washington society has been we'll rep
resented at the Hotel Plaza in New
York during the past week. Mrs. Stan
ley Mccormick, of Boston, arrived there
after a very pleasant stay in Washing
ton, where she was the recipient Of
many courtesies in a social way. Mrs.
Slater is spending several days at the
Plaza prior to sailing for Europe, and
Miss Rita Taylor is also there for a few
days. Mr.. George NJ. Dexter. Jr., is also
there. Among coming events at the hotel
of interest to Washingtonians Is a din
ner complimentary to Mr.. John Hays
Hammond prior to his sailing for the
coronation. and a special coronation din
ner served in the summer garden on
coronation night.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Francis Ruggles have
taken an apartment at the Richmond.
Lieut.. Ruggles was formerly military at
tache of the American Legation at Chile.
Mrs. John Wright Waiting. of Detroit,
who, with her little son, Jack, has been
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. John A.
Waiting, of the Mendoza, returned home
last Friday. Mrs. Waiting was Miss Sallie
Palmer Rice, a niece Of ex-senator
Thomas w. Palmer, of Michigan. former
ly Minister to Spain and later president
Eofr
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carl Smith have just
from their trip to Greece, Con-
Egypt, and tho Holy Land,
and are in their home, 1873 Seventeenth
street. until July l.
Speaker Champ Clark will deliver the
address and award the diplomas at Chevy
Chase Seminary tomorrow evening.
Count de Buisseret, the Minister from
Belgium, who has been transferred from
to represent his government
at st. Petersburg, sailed yesterday morn
Ing from New York on the Lapland.
Others sailing on the same ship were
Mr.. and Mrs Walter B. Brooks, jr.
Mrs. Fremont, widow Of Rear Admiral
John c. Fremont. and Miss Jessie Fre-
mont have arrived in Washington and
opened their former home at r street
and Florida avenue.
Mrs Pyne, wife Of Paymaster Fred
arick Pyne, U. s. n. who has been the
guests of friends at her former home,
Elizabeth, N. j., has returned to WASH
ngton.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwards. Of Los Angeles. |
and sister Of the Presi- |
lent, who have spent several days at |
he White House, left yesterday on an !
automobile trip.
Mrs. william A. Skunk. wife Of Col. |
skunk, First United States Cavalry. IL |
listing Gen. and Mrs e. A. Goodwin. Of |
he Dresden. for q few days.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor /
md Mrs. Nasel win close their residence |
iere In June and 90 to their summer |
lome at Marion, Mass. for the summer.
Rear Admiral Ind Mrs. silas B. Casey.
vho yin spend June and July at James,