The Washington herald., 1912-10-18
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Dhno hsvp soturned TO WssAingtou. and
tars buuv. mevsn6 frsn Now Hsmpshsrs
fAveaus % ~ rsa1Aeaos they haye
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~ Nh. Jehn ,. HsaAseson.
NJ aaas ~ ths marriage Of lGiaa
HarrSst Bayna. aanghtse Of AFA John
! ". Dayns. to Lssut Guy Wnklnsoa etu-
art Castis. q. 3. n. has bssn sst We'd
nsodAy afssfnooa. November q. q q
fhenae Church. A recsptaoe . sne
hems ef the briAs's mother wM follow
The chusch csrsnony.
The Attorney 0enGral and 0rs. 0eerBd
Wicksrsham have returned TO washiag'
ton fee. the winter. Thsy spent the sum
mer at their country home. AarShneid
at csdarhurst Long Island
Mn. Junius W. NacAurray and hss
daughter, Ms Ethel Macllurray., have
returned to this city and opened thell
homs in Massachusetts, Avenue for tn
seaeon. They spent the summer travel
ing on the Ccatinent
Mrs. Evans. widow Of Rear Admiral
Roblsy D. Evans. U. 9. n. has returned
to washington, accompanied by her son.
in-Iaw and daughter. Capt Charles G.
Marsh. u. .. n. and Mrs.. Marsh- Ar
and Mr.. 9sWall. another son-iE-law and
daughter, are making the trip from Bal
Harbor and Newport by automobile
Mr.. and Mra Christian Hemmick. who
have just returned from Canada. where
they were fetsd by relatives and friends.
are busy putting Studio House in order.
A. soon a. she is settled for the winter
Mrs.. Hsmmick win devote most Of her
time to writing her opera. ''Ataiantis. 80
and the composer. to be under her per-
sonal direction. has taken . house in
Decatur Street to forward the work Of
lantis." HIS works were played last win
ter by the Philadelphia Orchestra and
the New York Symphony.
Mr.. Darlington Branch and other mu-
sicians Of note are taking deep per-
sonal interest in the opera. and viii visit
Mr.. and Mrs.. Hemmick frequently this
winter.
Mr. Oscar Hammerstein called on Mrs
Hemmick when she stopped in New York
en- route to Washington to enlist her in
terest In his project OF erecting grand
0Dera house In this city. Of which plan
|6he heartily approvea
/ Mrs. Hemmick's portrait Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Nathalie Barney, which was
bought by the French government last
fall, u on exhibition in Paris. with others
bought by the State. Miss Nathalie Bar
ney has almost entirely recovered from
serious injuries sustained in an automo-
bile accident last summer. and ID at pres
ent visiting DR.. and Mime. Merdrin on
their farm In Brittany. Nine. Lucie
Merdrin is the most popular suthoress In
France.
Baron Erich Zwiedinek Won Sudenhorst.
counselor and charge d'anairs Of the
Austro-H Hungarian Embassy. has re-
turned from Bar Harbor and opened the
embassy ofices for the season. He was
accompanied by Herr Stephen Hedry
de Hedri ct dc Genere Aba, second SEC
retary. and Baron Karl Won Freuden-
thai, attache. Herr Konstanttn Won
Nasirevich, recently appointed first Sec
retary, 10 now on his way to America.
and on his arrival next week Baron Won
Prudential will depart on an extended
leave Of absence.
Mrs. Henry C. Corbin. who spent the
summer ut Lake sunapee and in connec-
ticut. has returned to Warrington
Rear Admiral seaton Shredder. U. 8.
ISbiIcos oho 12Aos ohSSecA ao~SASS
washington last night. They spent the
Mrs. Reid Rogers. Of Nineteenth Street.
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John z.
Reyburn at their country place In New
London. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Legare will return
to Washington next week. They have
spent the summer At their home in Con-
necticut.
Miss Marion Oliver Is At present spend
ing few days in New York. Before
joining Gen. and Mrs. Oliver here she
viii visit friends in Detroit.
The new second secretary Of the
French Embassy. II. Lefebvre de Ia
Boulaye. and Mme de ID Boulaye. will
reach Washington within the next two
weeks.
The marriage Of Miss Grassie virginia
Bulkelsy. daughter Of Mrs. william An
drew Gill. wife Of Capt. Gill. U. 8. n.
and Mr.. Bayard Hyde Smith. Of San
Francisco. will take place in this city
Wednesday evening, November 6. Miss
Bulkeley is the granddaughter Of the
late DR.. J. W. Buckley and Mrs. Bulke-
ley. The ceremony and the reception.
viii both take place In Mrs. Bulkeley's
apartment At the Portland. Mgr. Sha-
han. rector Of the Catholic University.
will ofiiciate.
Miss Natalie Bulkeley. the brides cou-
sin. win be her only attendant. Mr..
Hyde Smith II tlfe nephew Of Mrs. Hen
ley Smith. Mr.. Hyde Smith will take
his bride to Europe for q year. after
spending their honeymoon in this
country.
n. de Sartiges. who succeeds NJ. Mau-
gras As third secretary Of the French
Embassy. Is on his way to this country
and will probably arrive in Washington
next week.
Miss Maitland Marshall, daughter Of
Brig. Gen. william L. Marshall, U. 6. A.,
retired. and Mrs. Marshall. will spend
the next month In the South, visiting
relatives in Atlanta and Capt. and Mrs.
Richard Moore In Chattanooga
Rear Admiral Cameron MGR. winslow,
u. 8. N. gave q dinner aboard the
Virginia last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garrison McCIintock
expect to return to Washington next
week. They have spent the last six
weeks at Litehneid, Conn. Miss Kath-
crime McClintock arrived here on We'd
nesday night.
The Minister Of Siam, Prince Traidos
Prabandh, has arrived In washinRton