The Washington herald., 1912-09-26
|SOCiQtY

I for New York. from where they sal
Saturday, October 5. to spend yeal
| abroad.
They will land in Naples and viii
spend the winter In Italy and Rome
| being Joined in Italy by Mrs. Pilling'i
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel s. Paschal. Of Chevy Chase
| who have been abroad for the last
eighteen months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paschal will probabi,
make the return trip with Mrs. Pilline
and Miss Pilling next year.
Mrs. James F. Barbour and Miss
Marguerite Barbour. who are now ir
Atlantic City. guests at the Brighton
Hotel. will return to Washington the
latter part OF next week and open their
residence in Rhode Island Avenue fol-
the winter.
A. c. Hortsmann. third secretary OF
the German Embassy. who has spent the
summer in Newport, entertained at a
theater party and supper in Boston yes.
terday.
The Military Attache of the Spanish
Legation and Mime. Crcullu. who spent
the summer on the North Shore. have
returned 10 Washington and are STOP
ping at the Grafton Hotel for a few
days before opening their residence.
The first secretary OF the Japanese
Embassy, X. Shidehara, who succeeds
Mr.. Hanihara, has arrived in Washing
ton. and Is stopping at the embassy in
X Street for a few days before taking
possession Of the apartment In the
Highlands which he has taken for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Marsh. Of New
port. r. l.. have sent out cards for the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Alva
Leigh. to Ensign Frederick BaItzly, of
the u. s. S. Delaware, of the Atlantic
fleet. at Charming Memorial Church. Sat-
urday evening. October 5. A reception
will follow at the residence Of the brides
parents.
DR.. Michael Chirugre. Of Boston. enter
tained at a box party at Chase's Theater
Tuesday night. when his guests were Dr.
Simeon de Cnterbergen, physician to the
Car Of Russia and surgeon general of
the Imperial Guards of St. Petersburg.
and DR.. and Mime. Vagedes.
Miss wilhelmina G. Gibbons. of Phila-
delphia. will be married to-day in China
TO Ensign Henry George Cooper. of the
L. S. S. Monterey. now stationed at
Shanghai. Miss Gibbons is the ward Of
Mrs. John Clarence Lee. president of the
Browning Society. and cousin OF
George II. Earle. jr.. the banker. and
Mrs. Florence Earl Coates. Mrs. Lee ac-
companied Miss Gibbons abroad this
summer and left her in Europe TO make
the trip to the far East to meet her
fance.
Miss Gibbons left Paris the LIST OF Sep
tember and travelled to Warsaw and
thence by the Trans-Siberian Railway
across Europe and Asia to meet her fu-
ture husband. She is a graduate Of
Wellesley. os. and has been engaged to
Ensign Cooper. whom she met In New
young naval officer was graduated at
Annapolis in 1853. and the two will re-
main 1t the naval station after the we'd
ding.
Miss Martha c. Goldman has offered the
use Of her villa in Bellevue Avenue for .
benefit concert by Nine. Kitty Berger.
Miss Goldman will remain in Newport
until late In the season.
Mr. and Mrs Stillman Moore will cele-
brate the ssixty-ninth anniversary of their
marriage on October *. Only the mem
bers of the immediate families will be
invited to the entertainment. which VIII
probably be held in the afternoon.
Mr.. Moore was born in New Salem,
Mass. March 10. 1871. His wife then Miss
Mary Anna Preble. was born in Canaan,
Mass. on March Is. 1871. just four days
previous. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore met first
in Pittsfield. Mass. and afSr two
years courtship. We're married at Berlin, |
y. Y. the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. Isaac S. Clifford. then pastor
Of the Baptist church of that place.
In 1895 Mr.. Moore retired from active |
business and accompanied by Mrs Moore. !
came to Washington to live. They are
at present residing with their daughter, |
Mrs. Robert Smith, at Is Rhode Island |
Avenue Northwest.