The Washington herald., 1911-01-09

PioCc IN une mctIOpOuS JSuuoIy 10 ~
Grace Church. to be followed by recep-
ton In the de Koven home. Miss de
koven was a deOutante in washington
several years ago, when her parents oc-
cupied the home Of the late Gen. Meigs,
which Is now occupied by Mr.. Frank B.
Noyes and family. Miss de Koven will
have among her bridesmaids her cousin,
Miss Adelaide Chatfield Chatfield-Taylor.
Of Chicago, who was a little schoolgirl In
for several winters, and who
was debutante Of the Thanksgiving sea-
son in Chicago this winter. Mr.. Alan c.
Hudson will be his brothers best man,
and there will be quite wedding party.
Mr.. Hudson will give his bachelor dinner
on January IA. and on the same even
ing Miss de Koven will have dinner for
her bridesmaids.
Mrs. Humphrey and Miss Helen Hum
phrey. wife and daughter of Gen. Hum
phrey, have gone to Atlantic City, where
the latter is recuperating from severe
illness. They will be joined shortly by
Miss Humphrey.
The Senators and Representatives from
Louisiana have issued Invitations for a
reception on Wednesday, January II, at
$50 o'clock, at the New Ebbitt. to meet
the governor Of that State and the party
representing the Worlds Panama Expo
sition.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Clarita M. Jackson to Mr.. Francis p.
Daily. at Alexandria, Va. January Z.
They will spend their honeymoon in New
York. and will be at home after Febru-
ary ! at 1913 N street northwest.
Miss Cameron. of New York, is the
guest Of Mrs. Perry Belmont.
Mrs Henry T. Rainey. of Hotel Dris-
coll. will not be at home to-day.
E Mrs. ]. p. Latta. of Hotel Driscoll
will not be at home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Post Wheeler. who
were recently in this country on leave OF
absence and where Mr.. Wheeler under
went an operation for appendicitis. arr
now in Berlin en- route to Mr.. Wheeler
post at st. Petersburg. Mr.. Wheeler
health appears to be completely restored
An engagement of much interest in New
York and Baltimore, as well as Washing.
ton, is that of Miss Mary Kuhne Harris
daughter Of the late Joseph Harris, o.
Baltimore, and Joseph Jenkins Lee, a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Donnel
Lee, of Meadwood. Md, and a nephew
of William E. Iselin, of New York. Mis-:
Harris is a niece of Mr.. Hartman Kuhne
who married Mrs. Henry Whelen. OF
Philadelphia, the mother of Mrs. Robert
Goelet and Mrs. Craig Biddle. Mr.. Lee
was minister to Ecuador and Guatemala
under President Roosevelt and is vel
known in society.
dleton, daughter of. Mr.. and Mrs. Rober'
Brady. of Herndon, Va, will take place
February Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Duvall have returned from
visit to Mrs. DuvaH's mother, Mrs
Francis D. Hoyt, at her Lakewood home
Miss Helen Moore, of this city. will g
to New York later on to be one of thu
bridesmaids at the wedding Of Miss Grac'
Alden Barnum. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Barnum, to Mr.. J. Malcolm
Clark. which will take place in st
Thomas Church. in New York, Januar!
Is. to be followed by a reception at th'
st. Regis.
Mrs. Dickinson Jewett. of this city, VIII
is spending the winter in New York. vii
be the guest of honor at a large bridg
party to be given by her mother, Mrs
F, Leopold Schmidt, of East Seventy-fiftl
street, New York, on January u.
Mrs. Huntington Wilson, wife of tn
Assistant Secretary OF State, of 1908 I
street northwest, will not receive to-day
but will be at home on the following
Mondays this winter.
Mrs. John A. Logan and Mrs. Tucke
will be at home on Thursday Afternoon
at 1889 Vernon street, which formerl,
was U street.
Senator and Mrs Perkins have returne
to Washington, and are at the Cochran
Hotel.
Rev. ]. Henning Nelms, rector Of tn
Church of the Ascension, has gone t
Quebec, Canada, for a brief rest.
Mrs. Gage and Miss Gage are enter
| tanning at their home in Dupont circl
as their house guests for the week, Nj
and Mrs. Lamar Washington, of Macor
Ga. and New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard johnson, the lat
ter formerly Miss German. have cot
tase at Atlantic City. where Mrs. John
son and their children are spending tn
winter, and where Mr.. johnson joins ther
for a few days each week.
Mrs. Knight, wife of Col. John
Knight, and Miss knight win be unabl
tn receive to-day, but will be at hom
the following Mondays in January.
Mrs. Anderson, wife Of Justice Thoma
H. Anderson, 15n New Hampshire ave
nue. will not be at home to-day, bu
| will receive next Monday; January is.
Lieut.. Fred Kensel, u. s. NJ c., an
| Mrs. Kensel. of the Boston Navy Yard
are registered at the Richmond.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gambler Cobb, Of Nev
| York, are at the Shoreham.
H. w. de Mumm. Of Paris. France,
at the New Willard.
A large and brilliant banquet wa
given last Friday evening at the Ne,
Ebbitt by Esther Chapter, No. 3, Orde
| of the Eastern Star, to celebrate tn
fifteenth anniversary Of the founding q
the chapter. Covers were laid for II
The guests of honor were Mrs. James
Hutchinson, Miss Ethel Baker, and MI
Angus LAmond. The committee in charg
was composed Of Mrs. Wallace Streatel
chairman: Mrs. James G. Hudson, an
Mr.. Franz A. Birgfeld. While the pro
gramme was informal, in that no se
speeches were allowed, yet there were