The Washington herald., 1912-11-02
|SOCiQ|tY

Nra Tam and l1iss Helen TAFT prob.
ably WIN leave Beverly Farms on Mon.
day for New York. where they viii
spend few days at the Hotel Nanhaa.
tan. rsturning to Warrington after the
election.
Mra Nathaniel Frances, who u spend.
ing . few days in New York With hen
sister. Nrs. Hugh wallace. has given ur
her residence in N Street and has leased
an APARTMENT in the Connecticut for the
winter.
| Mr.. Albert Kienlin, second secretary
Of the German Embassy. and Nine. Klein.
lin, who spent the summer IN Europe,
have returned to washingDn and
opened their residence in Massachusetts,
Avenue for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward have closed
their homo on Wyoming Avenue and have
taken an apartment at the Hotel Pow
hatan for the season.
Miss Eleanor Cullom Ridsely, whose
marriage to DR.. Harry Parker will be
social event Of the early winter. will
have as her attendants. her sister, Mrs.
Phelps Brown. Of Springfield. who Will
be matron Of honor. The bridesmaids
are to be Miss Alys Downing. Miss Helen
Downing. Miss Dorothy Ridgely, of
Chicago. Miss Jane Ridgely and Miss
Parker. sister Of the groom. Mr.. John
c. Parker VIII be his brothers best man,
and DR.. Chartard. Of Baltimore, and Mr.
Phelps Brown. Of Springfield, Mass, win
be among tho ushers.
Mrs. Barnett. formerly Mrs. Basil
Gordon. Of Baltimore. who 10 well known
here. having resided in Washington be-
fore her marriage to Capt. George
Barnett, U. 8. NJ. c.. has added to her
other accomplishments by becoming q
olrdwoman. Last summer Mrs. Barnett
enjoyed flight in an aeroplane. She
says the machine Travelled at the rate
OF seventy miles an hour and she was
so feet from the earth. She made q
trip from Stone Harbor to Cape May
Point With Mrs. Barnett was Aviator
Reid, who Is cousin Of Lieut.. Henry
NJ. Muslin. U. 8. A.
On account Of her mourning the we'd
ding Of Miss Helen Fargo Squiers
daughter Of the late AR. Herbert G.
Squiers. formerly American Minister to
Cuba and Panama and Mr.. William
Astor Drayton will be quietly solemnized
on November in St Matthews Church
Bedford, N Y. Only relatives and in
Innate friends have been invited to the
ceremony. which will be performed by
the Rev. DR.. Lea Luquer. rector Of the
church.
Miss squiers will be given away by
her hrofhaF ~
She will have no bridal attendants Mr..
c. Gouverneur Hoffman will be the best
man. There will be no reception, but
after the ceremony there will be a we'd
ding breakfast at the home Of the brides
aunt. Mrs. Frank Hunter Potter, Ara
toma Farm. Katonah. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover will
open their residence in X Street within
a few days for the winter. They have
spent the autumn at their country es-
tate, 'Westover." where they went on
their return from Europe.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. president
OF the Southern Relief Society. has sent
out invitations to a reception in honor
OF the national officers OF the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. which
she Will give Monday evenig. November
Q
to 10 O'Clock.
Maj. Gen. William P. Biddle. L. s
NJ. G., and Mrs. Biddle are spending a
fortnight in New York at the Hotel
Astor.
Mr.. Gardner Williams and Miss Dor
othy Williams expect to leave Wash
ington November 10 for California. where
they will make brief visit. The mar
riage of Miss Williams and Mr.. Monroe
Eyre Pinckard. of San Francisco. will
take place In April.
Mrs. Burton Harrison. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison
at Beivoir, Va. viii return to Washing
ton on Monday evening.
Brig Gen. Crozier, L. s. A.. who spent
most OF the summer in New London.
Conn. has arrived in Washington and
opened his apartment in Wendell Man
sions for the winter.
Mrs Buckingham is spending a few
days in Washington experimenting the
opening Of her residence on II Street for
the winter. She will spend the autumn
at her country estate in Pennsylvania,
Miss May Williams, who spent the
summer in New London. Conn, has re-
turned to Washington.
The national convention Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. which will
meet in Washington November II. will
bring not only hundreds Of charming
daughters Of the Southland. but some
Of the granddaughter as well. who
will serve as pages. Mrs. Shrot Adam
Willis is chairman Of the page commit
tee. and Miss Ida Bowie is the vice
chairman. The pages are to be:
Pages to the president general-Miss
Mildred White. Paris. Tenn: Miss Nora
d. Randolph. Richmond, Va; Miss Marie
Talbot. Paris. KY; Miss Elizabeth Sloan.
Sloan. Ark; Miss Anne Seymour Jones,
Washington. D. c.; Miss Olive Willis,
Washington. D. c.. and Miss DARLINGTON,
Washington, D. c.
Pages to the national oficers-Miss
Abel. Miss Nell Baggett. Miss Agra
Bennett, Weston. W. Va: Miss Catherine
Bowie, Miss Hattie Bowie. Miss Ruth
Bowie, Miss Marie NJ. Brown. Miss Mary
Chew, Miss Charlotte Coles. Brooklyn,
N Y: Miss Mary X. Compton, Miss
Evelyn Daniels. Miss Douglas. Miss Gay, |
Miss F. Graves. Miss Helen 8. Grinth. |