The Washington herald., 1911-09-29

marriage will be solemnized in St. Peters
Church. Edinburgh, on the Sd of October.
Mr.. Caleb c. Magruder. jr.. will sail on
| Saturday 10 act as best man at his
brothers wedding. DR.. Magruder is a
graduate of the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. member of the District OF Columbia
Medical Association, and the University
Club OF Washington. He is a son OF Mr..
c. c. Magrudcr. clerk of the Court of
Appeals Of Maryland. and is among the
best known of the younger surgeons of
this city, as superintendent of the
Emergency Hospital and professor of
clinical surgery at Georgetown Uni
versity.
The naval at'ache Of the French En-
baSsv and ViscOuntesS Benoist day
saiI..d from New York yesterday on the
Provence for Europe. She will be abroad
for several months They left Wash
ington last night for New York. after
spending a couple OF days at their apart
ments in the Highlands, on their return
from the Pacific Coast, where they spent
the summer.
Mrs. I. Townsend Burden. of New York.
yesterday announced the engagement Of
her daughter. Miss GwendOlin. to Mr..
David Dows OF New York. The wedding
Mrs. s. F EmmOns and her young
daughter, Miss Caroline Ogden Jones, are
spending a few days in Washington, en-
route to Buena Vista Springs, Pa, for the
month of October. They have just re-
turned from Dinard. France where they
went for the summer.
The serious illness Of Mr. Barnes New
berry. one Of the twin sons of former
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. New
berry. in New York en- route to New
Haven. caused his family much concern.
He was to enter Yale yesterday as a
freshman and was taken with appen-
diCitis on the train. He was fortunately
accompanied by his father, who took
him to the Presbyterian Hospital in New
York as soon as they arrived. He was
operated on yesterday and is reported
10 be doing well He had been with bis
parents at their home at Crosse POinte,
near Detroit where his mother and sis
ter are now. before coming to, their
Washington home early in November for
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hughes. who spent
this week at the Hamilton. are leaving
this morning for their home in Detroit.
They are en- route from Europe. where
they have been visiting Mrs. Hughes
family in Austria, and stopped in Wash
ington to visit Mr.. Hughes parents and
sister Mr.. Hughes is 1esChetiszky
Lupil and spent some time with the
great teacher this summer.
Mrs Aleshire. Miss Marjorie AIeshire.
and Miss Dorothy Aleshire, wife and
daughters of Brig Gen. J. B. Aleshire,
I. S A., will go to New York to-day,
from where they will sail tomorrow for
Europe where they will spend year.
Mrs. George Goethals, wife of Col. Goe-
thals, L. S. A, who is now in Panama,
will go abroad with them, to remain un-
til after the holidays Miss Dorothy
Aleshire will spend the winter in school
in Paris, and Mrs. Aleshire and Miss
Marjorie Aleshire will spend the greater
part of their time in Paris, too, with oc-
casional trips about the Continent.
Commissioner Johnston has returned 10
the city from the Thousand Islands.
where he and Mrs. Johnston spent the
greater part of the summer. Mrs. John |
ston, who accompanied Gen. Johnston as
far as Philadelphia. will arrive in WASH
ington early in October.
Gen. Samuel Ovenshine. L S. A. and |
shine have returned to this city from |
Nova Scotia, where they spent the sum- |
mer months. They have opened their |
residence in Twenty-first street for the !
winter. They have as their house guests |
at present their son-in-law and daugh- |
ter, Capt G. F. Norvell, L. S A, and |
Mrs. Norvell, who are en- route to the |
Philippines, where Capt. Norvelrs regi- |
ment has been ordered to duty. Capt. |
Norvell was formerly stationed at Fort |
Leavenworth. but he and Mrs. Norvell !
spent the summer months in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes and the |
latter's mother, Mrs. Charles Newbold, !
who spent the summer in Europe, ar |
rived in New York on Monday. Mrs /
Newbold came Immediately to Washing |
ton, and will be Joined here in a few /
days by her son-in-law and daughter at /
their home In Vermont avenue. The |
Misses Noyes who accompanied their
parents abroad. remained in Paris for /
the winter.
The marriage of Miss Mae Catharine
Carr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. F.
Carr, and Mr.. Philip Spethem Mclean,
of New York city. will occur att
the home OF the brides patents. 2755 Pt