The Washington herald., 1912-10-08
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The Lord Bishop Of winchester. accom-
/ panisd By his wife. Nrs. Talbot. and hia
daughtar. lGis Talbot. win arrive II
Washington this evening from Balti'
more, TO b the guests Of the Bishop ol
lwashington until Friday. With the Lord
l Bishop Of Winchester win come also Mr.
etlas NcBse. of New York City.
The Hon. Henry White. former Ameri-
can Ambassador to France, win give &
In honor OF the Bishop Of Winchester
Among the other guests viii be Bishop
Harding. Nrs. Talbot. Miss Talbot. and
Miss Douglas. sister OF Bishop Harding.
The same evening the Bishop oi
/ Washington and Miss Douglas are tc
give . large reception in honor Of the
distinguished visitors At the hishop'a
house In Massachusetts, Avenue. to which
the clergy Of the Diocese Of Washington
and their wives will be invited. also the
members Of the Cathedral Council The
Bishop Of Winchester and his party will
| sail from New York October II for Eng.
land.
Senator william Alden Smith of Michi.
gan and Mrs. Smith do not expect to
return to Washington until December
They are at present in California. &C.
companied by William Alden Smith. jr.
visiting Senator Smiths father.
| Mrs. lockwood Hoar will give q large
reception on Saturday for her daughter
Miss Frances Hoar, a debutante Of the
winter. at the home Of the young girls
! grandfather. the late Senator Hoar. In
Worcester, Mass. Mrs. lockwood Hoar
! was Miss Christine Rice. Later In the
season they will occupy their home here
in Connecticut Avenue.
| Notwithstanding her painful accident
Of a week ago. Miss Martha Goldman
opened her Newport residence In Belle
vue Avenue several days ago for a zither
recital. given by Nine. Kitty Berger
Miss Goldman. whose arm was badly
fractured. is convalescing from the SHOCK
incident to her injury.
Mrs. and Mrs. James G. Blaine, Sd
after q weekend with Mrs. William
Grosvenor. at Newport, r. l., have re.
turned to their home in Providence
Mrs Clarence Moore has closed hel
summer home at Prides Crossing. Mass.
and returned to Washington for the win.
ter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Downing hav.
closed their cottage at jamestown. R. l..
where they spent the summer. and have
gone to New York. accompanied by theiI
daughters. The Misses Downing will re-
main In New York to witness the naval
| review and will not return here unit
October 16. Mr.. and Mrs. Downing
| however. will arrive in Washington or
| Wednesday and will be At the Bellevue
Mrs. Enoch Totten. accompanied by heI
daughter. Miss Edith Totten. and Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Totten, has returned &c
| Washington and opened her house in
/ street for the winter. They have been
spending the summer at Mrs. Totten's
| country place. near Boyd. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Totten will prob.
ably spend the winter in this city.
Count Moltke. the retiring Minister OF
Denmark. and Countess Moltke are in
Washington dismantling the legation
preparatory to leaving for the counts
new post In Berlin.
Col. and Mrs. Thomas W. Symons have
returned from the Continent where they
spent most Of the summer motoring
Their eldest son. MIR. Thomas W. Symons.
jr.. who was graduated from Yale In
1911 and spent last year studying at Ok
ford. will be with them In Washington
| this winter.
Mrs. Clarence Edwards. wife of Gen.
Edwards, L. S. A.. has returned from
the North and is staying at the Grafton.
Miss Lucy Gum Birnie. daughter OF
Col. Rogers Birnie. L. S. A.. and Mrs.
Birnie. and Mr.. Henry Vincent Horgan.
of New York. are to be married Novem-
ber in New York. Only the members
Of the two families are to be present at
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lee Phillips have re-
turned to Washington and are busy OPEN
ing their residence in H Street. After a
lengthy stay in Atlantic City, they made
a series of visits at Deer Park. Md, and
Elkins. w. Va. where they were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mrs Southerland. wife of Rear Ad-
miral william H. Switzerland. L. S. N,
and her daughter. Miss Harriet Souther-
land have Just reached Washington from
Boston and are staying at the Grafton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Earle Sampson.
WHO were HdTIiSu.
Mrs William T. Sampson. widow of Rear
Admiral Sampson, U. 8. N. at her resi-
dence in New Hampshire Avenue.
Mrs Albert Ray and her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Howe. have returned to Washing
ton and are spending a few days at the
Hotel Grafton.
One Of the social events Of the season
will be the wedding of Miss Rebekah
Olive Farrand, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
william r. Farrand, and Lieut.. George
Cassidy Keleher. Of Washington. d. c..
which will take place October 16, at De-
troit, Mich.
Miss Farrand has chosen as her matron
of honor Mrs. Donald Neil McKinnon. Of
Goderich. Ontario. with Miss Marguerite
Williams of Lapeer, Mich. as maid of
honor. Miss Farrand will be attended by
four bridesmaids. Miss Alva Farr. Miss
Katherine Bryan, of Louisville. KY;
Miss Amy Earr. and Miss Katherine
Adams. A small cousin of the BRIDE
Miss Mary Lewis. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Farrand Lewis. will be the flower
girl.
Lieut.. Keleher will be attended by his
brother. Mr.. Albert Keleher. Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, as best man. Lieut. Prichett,
Lieut.. Dunbar. Lieut.. Reinhartt. of the
Twenty ninth Infantry, stationed at Fort
Niagara-on-the-Lake. will act as ushers.
Mrs Robley d. Evans, widow of Rear