The Washington herald., 1911-05-17

Fairy Land of Shakespeare" There were
two performances, one in the afternoon
| at 4:30 o'clock on the lawn and another
at s o'clock. which was given in the
| house. and was followed by dancing
Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher, Mrs. John w
| Weeks. Mrs. L. G. B. Pierce, Mrs
Thomas NJ. Gale. Mrs. Whitman Cross
Mrs. Ellen Woodruff, Mrs. Henry
Blount, and a number of others were box
holders and in the audience.
Announcement Is made Of the engage
ment Of Miss Marion Campbell Gibson
| daughter of the late Rear Admiral W. C.
| Gibson. L. s. N, to Lieut.. Albert T
| Church. Z. 8. N. The wedding will take
| place Thursday, at the home Of Mrs
Gibson. 1872 Pacific street, Brooklyn. n
Y, and will be a quiet one. The family
| intended to make formal announcement
Of the engagement last Sunday. but the
death Of Admiral Gibson. on Wednesday
| of last week caused a change in their
plans.
Mrs. Letter will go North before the
end of this month to spend the summer
in her new home at Beverly, Mass. and
has given up the garden fetes she usually
makes her farewell parties because OF
Campbell is observing. owing to the
death Of one of her children.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Miss Gladys
Hinckley will sail June 8 to spend the
summer months abroad.
Miss Katharine Swift. daughter Of
Maj. Eben Swift. U. S. A. who is at
school in Baltimore. will return to WASH
ington in a few weeks. when she will join
her mother and sisters. Mrs. Swift and
her daughter will leave Washington early
In June for California. They will leave
California, July 5. for the Philippines to
join Maj. Swift.
Mrs Henry M. Hoyt and her children.
Henry NJ Hoyt, Morton Hoyt. and Miss
Nancy Hoyt. who have been abroad for
the past few months. have returned to
Washington. They visited Mrs. Hoyt's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Won Stumm, in Stuttgart, Ger
many, and travelled considerably in
Southern Europe.
Mrs. King. Of 17os street, has issued
cards for a musicale for the benefit of
the Arts and Crafts School. Saturday
afternoon, May 20, at o'clock. Follow
ing the programme tea will be served.
From to 6 O'Clock there will be an
exhibition and sale of the work of the
various DEPARTMENTS Of the school. Tickets
can be had at the Arts and Crafts Studio.
81 Vermont avenue. at the school. $50
Seventeenth street. and by the members
Of the school.
Mrs. Arthur Ramsay and Mrs Henry
T. Rainey have cards out for tea on
Saturday afternoon. May 20. from to
8 o'clock. IN the garden" Calumet
place. Thirteenth and Clifton streets.
Cards have been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee for
the marriage Of their daughter Louise
Carroll to Mr.. Thomas Sim Lee Horsey
on Thursday, June l. at I1:30 o'clock at
Needwood Forest, Knoxville, Md. The
ceremony will be followed by break
fast
Former Attorney General and Mrs.
Charles J. Bonaparte have closed their
Baltimore home and opened Bella Vis-
Ia" their country place In Maryland.
Mrs. Robert Portner. who has made q
brief visit to her country home in Manas-
sas, Va. returned to Washington yester-
day. Mrs. Portner and her family will
close their residence in New Hampshire
avenue this week and go to their coun-
try place for the summer.
Miss valerie Padelford has returned
from Baltimore. where she spent few
days.
Miss Rosa p. Merits and Miss Agnes
NJ Shesrer. Of Baltimore. have gone, to
Old Point Comfort. where they will be |
guests at the Hotel .Chamberiin for q |
few days
Mr.. and Nrs. Harry Arthur Kite. the
|attsr formerly Niss Claire Wright