The Washington herald., 1912-10-21

iii NlAq Mabel Boardmln II VISITING hee sis
ter. Nrs. winthrop Murray Crane. at Dsi-
ton. Mass. 6he win make an address st
the annual meeting OF the Berkshire Red
LECross Society in Pittsheld.
Dr.. and Mrs. Stephen o. Richsy have
returned to Washington. They spent the
4 summer In New England and SeptembeS
At Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish gave an
old-fashioned country dance Saturday
night st their beautiful home. Glenclyfe
Farm, Garrison, N. Y. There were about
one hundred guests who came In various
costumes. There were country milk
maids. farmers. gardeners and rural con-
lstables.
Mrs. Fish supervised the decorations of
the large hall. and wagon loads Of
autumn foliage, corn shocks. pumpkins.
rooms an aspect Of an old time farm
house and barn. Country ''fddlers' sup
piled the music and played the old tunes
for the old-fashioned farm dances She
was assisted In the preparations by
Miss Adele s. Colgate. Mr.. Stuyvesant
Fish. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fline,
and Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robinson.
Some Of the others present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Fish and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Carroll Of Bal
timore, the Misses Estelie Colby and
Lota Robinson. Mr.. Edward Livings-
ton. the Misses Arden. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry F. Osborne. Mr.. and Ars. Ralph
Sanger. and Miss Josephine Osborn.
Mrs Barker, wife Of Rear Admiral Bar
ker. U. 8. N. retired, has returned to
her home in Street. She spent the
summer months In Massachusetts, and
Albany. N. Y.
| Mrs Walter Brooks, jr., who with her
husband will spend most of the winter
In Washington. has gone West with her
mother. Mrs Edward T. Stotesbury, for
ten-day trip.
7, Of Baltimore, came to Washington last
! week on a farewell visit to Mrs. George
Thomas Mayre. jr., who with her sister.
| Mrs- Moreland. Of Newport. R. l.. sails
| on the Mauretania, October ., to spend
the winter abroad. Mrs. Moreland will
place her daughter in a school in Paris
Capt. Mason Gulick. U. 8. N. ,C.. and
Mrs. Gulick. spent the weekend with
DIR. and Mrs. Alexander Magruder They
will return to New York to-day.
Mr.. Robert McBlair, who has resided
in Washington for the last two years.
has returned to Norfolk. Va, where he
will make his future home.
Rear Admiral Royal B. Bradford. j.. s.
n. who Is still at his country place in
Maine. will return to Washington short
ly and join Mrs. Bradford. who has al
ready opened her residence in p Street.
The District of Columbia section Of the
woman's National Democratic League
has completed arrangements for a bene- |
Mt performance at the Columbia Theater
this evening. The attraction will |
be Miss Henrietta Crosman In The Real
Thing"
Mrs. John Rodgers has returned to this |
city and opened her house in Sixteenth |
Street. She spent September at Hot |
Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert wadsworth will !
not return to Washington this winter. I
Their hospitality will be greatly missed.
Mrs Charles Poor has Just returned to |
Washington and opened her residence in
Twenty-first Street, where she will be
Joined by her daughter. Mrs. Maus, wife
CT Brig. Gen. Marion P. Maus. in the |
near future.
Miss Katherine White, daughter Of !,
Mrs. s. H. White. and a granddaughter Il
OF Brig. Gen. Horatio Gibson, L. s. A., Y
retired. is to be presented to Washington Il
society at q tea given by her mother and
aunt, Mrs. Atkinson. wife Of Lieut. Col II
33. w. Atkinson. at the latters home In II
recent arrivals In Washington. ri
Mrs Allyn X. capron has returned to
from Boston. and has
opened her apartment at the Lonsdale
for the winter.
Rear Admiral John Upshur, U. 8. n,
and Mrs. Upshur have reached WASH
ington, and have opened their apart
ment at the Parkwood for the season.
Mrs. Heathcote s. Grant. wife of the
British Naval Attache. arrived in Wash
ington yesterday, accompanied by their
three children, and Joined Capt. Grant
at the Grafton. They have leased a
ter.
Society in Washington is interested inI
the wedding this week Of Miss CatherineI
N. Cameron. daughter of the late Sir
Roderick Cameron, and Judah II. Sears.
IL Will De CeleOTdteO on lnurS0ay a1teF-
noon at l o'clock at the Cameron coun-
try place. Clifton Berley, In Rosebank.
Staten Island. The Rev. Dr. Leightonj
Parks, rector of st. Bartholomew
and DR.. E. A. Dodd. rector oil
st. Johns Church in Rosebank, will bel
the ofaciating clergymen. There will be
several guests from the Capital City
and New York for the ceremony andj
the reception to follow.
The bride will be given away by herI
brother, Duncan Cameron. She will
have as her attendant her niece, Miss
Mary Cameron.>who will act as a fiowerI
girl Zenas Sears. tr.. will be his broth
er's best man.
The Lincoln Circle Of the Ladies Of
he G. A. r. met at the home Of the
Mrs. JEANNE Harvey .
Street. recently. A pleasant social hour
vas spent after the regular business
MIRA Nida Pea hOdy announced she vro,,Ia