The Washington herald., 1911-01-09

Miss Katherine Anderson, Of Cincin-
natl, niece of Mrs. Taft, has Joined her
| sister, Miss Harriet Anderson, at the
| White House. after visit Of some days
with Mrs. Longworth, where she was
beautifully entertained. Mrs. Taft and
the Misses Anderson occupied the Presi-
Dental pew at st. Johns Church yes,
terday at the II o'clock service. Mrs.
Taft looked exceedingly well, in black
velvet, with ermine furs. and a hat of
black velvet trimmed with ermine Miss
Anderson wore brown cloth, with brown
hat and brown furs.
| The marriage of Miss Frances Colds
borough. youngest daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Z. X. Goldsborough. to Mr.. William
Force Stead. vice consul at Nottingham.
England. whose engagement was an
nounced few weeks ago. will take place
February Is The ceremony will be per-
formed in the Church OF the Epiphany.
and will be followed by q reception. Miss
Mary Stead. sister Of the bridegroom;
Miss Julia Goldsborough, and Miss Mary
Goldsborough will be in the bridal party.
which is not entirely made up yet.
/
and Mrs. Sherman Miles upon the arrival
Of daughter last Thursday at their
quarters at Fort Myer. Mrs. Miles is
the only daughter of Mrs. William Bel
den Noble (nee Yulee). and became the
fiancee of Lieut.. Miles. son of Lieut.. Cen
Nelson A Miles. at the close of her first
| season, after only a few weeks as deb
| utante. and was married to him before
| the next season opened. She was one OF
\ the most popular buds of her season,
and the Noble0home in N street was the
| scene of almost constant brilliant enter
tanning. Mrs. Mobiles house is closed this
| winter SO far, as she spent the autumn
and winter with her son-in-law and
| daughter at Fort Myer.
| Mrs L. z. Letter entertained at dinner
last evening in honor Of former Secre-
| tary of War and Minister to England
and Mrs. Robert Todd Lincoln, Of Chi
cago.
Mrs Audenried entertained at dinner
Saturday evening in honor Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robert Todd Lincoln. who have re-
turned to Washington to spend the win
ter. accompanied by their daughter. Mrs.
Beckwith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson who are
making a short visit In New York. as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Haggin, who
are entertaining at dinner in their honor
this evening. WIN entertain at a party in
honor of Miss Taft on the evening of
January Il at the New Playhouse Club.
which is destined to take an important
place in the social schedule Of each sea-
son. The nature Of the party Is to be a
surprise.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer has issued invita-
tions for a Valentine dance in honor OF
Miss Taft, February II, at her home In
this city.
Senator and Mrs. William Alden Smith
entertained an interesting company at
dinner last evening at their handsome
home, 100 Sixteenth street. having as
their guests the Michigan girls who are
students at Mount Vernon Seminary.
! They were Miss Dorothy Bowling and
Miss Marie McRae, both of Detroit; Miss
Gail Gorham, of Marshall, Mich, and
Miss Lucy Hawk. of Battle Creek. WILL
lam Alden Smith, jr., will return to his
studies at st. Marks School at South
boro, Mass, next Tuesday, after a de-
lightful holiday visit with his parents.
Mrs. Mclean. wife of Capt Walter Nc
Lean. entertained at a breakfast at the
, Chevy Chase Club yesterday in honor OF
: the United States Consul General tc
Athens and Mrs. William H. Gale, the
latter formerly Miss Blackburn, daugh.
; ter of former Senator J. c. s. Blackburn
/ of Kentucky, who are spending two
, months in this country.
} Miss Louise Cromwell was hostess a,
: luncheon yesterday at the Chevy Chase
Club In honor Of her house guests, Miss
Suzanne Carroll, of Baltimore. and Mis-.
Marion Leutze, daughter Of the com.
mandant of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
. who was for some years commandant Of
the Washington Navy Yard.
DR.. coester, the new attache of tn.
German Embassy, has arrived here ant
; assumed his new duties.
Mr.. Eames MacVeagh. son of the Secre
tary Of the Treasury, who spent thu
Christmas holidays with his parents, ha.
returned to Chicago.
Miss Katherine Hill. daughter Of tn,
American Ambassador to Germany. and
Mrs. Hill. who made her bow to Berlin
, society last winter, is now her mothers
social adjutant at the American Embas.
as brilliant social season. Mrs. Hill ha.
inaugurated her annual series Of a
: homes for court and diplomatic society
receiving on Mondays in January ant
February.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
after three weeks in Russia, ere back II
London. and are booked to sail for ths
; United States some day this week. The,
: stopped in Berlin. where they were en-
> tertaincd. Mrs. Hammond. however, be
ing unable to attend the banquet In theil
honor. owing to a severe cold. which con
lhned her to her room.
A New York wedding Of much interes
IN Washington is that Of Miss Ethel d
Koyen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Regi
nald de Koven. to Mr.. Hans Klersted