The Washington herald., 1912-04-23
SOCIETY


entertained at a small dance last even
ing In her washington home for her
daughter. Miss Eleanor Reyburn. q bud
OF the past season. IN honor OF the boys
of the Mask and Wig Club. OF PhIladei-
phia. This Is the nrst large and gay
function Mrs. Reyburn has given here
for some months owing to her serious
Illness which induced the many festivi-
ties she had planned for Mise Reyburn's
frst season 'out" to be deferred.
An nterestlng wedding Of the week
win take place at o'clock tomorrow
evening at the home OF the brides par
ents. when Miss Amy Richardson.
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Richardson. win become the bride of
William Dwight Chandler. jr.. ensign Of
the United States navy. Mr.. Chandler
Is the second son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam Dwight Chandler. Of Concords n. h,
and a grandson Of Hon. William e
Chandler, Secretary OF the Navy In the
Cabinet Of Presidents Arthur.
The matron OF honor win be Bfrs- Clark
=. Chandler and the bridegroom will be
attended by HIS brother. Lieut.. Clark P.
Chandler. Eleventh United States Cav
airy.
Miss Suzanne surrat, daughter Of Mr..
John Surrat. OF Baltimore, will be mar
ried at noon on Thursday to Mr.. John
Francis Hardy. Of this city. The cere-
mony WIN be performed In ST. Plus
Mrs. Parker Weller. will be the mRtron
Of honor and Mr.. Ernest McElwain, Of
this city, viii be the best man.
The subscription Dutch dinner dance.
set for Thursday evening at the Chevy
Chase Club, under the management OF
committee OF prominent women. has been
indefinitely postponed
Former United States Ambassador and
Mrs. Henry waite. who have chosen
Washington for their future home since
the formers retirement from the dipIo-
matte service. are now moving into their
new mansion on the hill. overlooking the
city, which they have recently COM
pleted. They will be settled there by
the first Of next month. They have spent
the past year in one OF the stone houses
In upper Sixteenth Street built by Mrs.
j. B. Henderson. Their new house
stands Just west OF the Henderson home,
Boundary Castle"
B1ss Valerie Padelford, who has spent
few weeks at Old Point Comfort with
her grandmother, Mrs. ordway. will re-
turn TO their apartment at Stonelelgh
Court. Miss Alice Lewis. OF White Sui
phur Springs. will be her guest later on.
Mr.. Frederick W. Pratt has Joined Mrs.
Pratt and their daughter, Mrs Diclzins,
at the chalfonte. Atlantic City.
Miss Gurley-Kane's musical monologue
adapted from Gen. Lew waIlace's Ben
hur," win be given for the benefit Of the
Titanic sufferers on April 90 in the ball
room of the New Willard, under distin-
guished patronage.
Two groups OF the Y. W. c. A. camp
Ere girls spent the weekend at the Va
cation Lodge, at cherrydale. Va. Mrs
Fred z. Wright. guardian Of the Golden
berg group; Miss Ethel Leupp. guardian
of the Woodward & Lothrop group, and
Miss Ludema Sayre accompanied the
girls.
The following camp fire girls were pres
ent: Lydia Weaver, Rose Herbert. Gus
sic Sokolsky. Genevieve Downie Pauline |
Pellman. Annie Nitowitz, Pauline Saw
age, Edna Howe. Jessie De Vaughan,
Pearl Herbert. Josephine Steep. Olive |
Roberts. Helen SiIlers, Elsie Miller, Mar |
guerite Donaldson, Margaret Currsn. |
Thelma Reel, Elizabeth Guthridge. and |
Annie Brown.
Music, walks, fresIde talk, and the |
bestowal of Indian names In a cere-
monial meeting, were enjoyable features
Mr.. Edward p. HoIIoran, cashier Of
the Home Bank. Of Canada, who has
been visiting his brother, James F. Hol-
loran. Of the Southern Railway, has re-
turned to his home. 403 Palmerston
Tl1., ael
Of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LtchheId West |
with their daughter and son, Miss
Marion Litchfield West and Mr.. Vernon |
Eskridge West, have taken an apart |
ment at the Octavia, Columbia and |
Quarry Roads.
The Reed Club viii give a musical and |
athletic entertainment at Takoms Park |
this evening. George E. Louis, |
Prof. lax. DR.. Beckett. Harry E. Brown.
the Brown Comedy Company, II. Eugene
Bidwell, Fred Drury, George Klein, /
Everett NJ. Johnston, and others win /
provide an elaborate programme.
Unusual interest is being manifested in
the performance $of the University of
Virginia Club at the Columbia Theater
on Friday afternoon because OF the fact |
that Mrs Martin Llttleton, wife of Rep
Littleton Of New York, will |
give a short illustrated talk on Month
cello, the home Of Jefferson, between
the numbers. Mrs. Littleton is an au-
thority on the history OF Monticello and
everything connected with Thomas JEFF
ferson. and has the unique distinction
of having had her little pamphlet. "One
WISH which expresses the hope that /
Monticello may become the property Of
the United States government, printed
in the Congressional Record on the an
niversary Of the birth Of Jefferson,
April IL
Miss Julia Millspaugh, of Fishkill, N.
z, who was a delegate to the conven-
ton of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. and who has been visiting
relatives in Washington. has left for
Richmond. where she will make a short
stay with friends before returning to
her home in New York. Miss Millspaugh
has been prominent In the work OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
and traces her right to membership
through both branches Of her family
tree. n
Announcement has been made Of the
Of Miss Abbie Ingalls, Bar
nard. to Mr.. Russell E sard. Of Al
bany, N. Y. The announcement was
made at q tea at which Mr. and Mrs
Melville E. ingalls, entertained Sunday. L
and Mrs. ingalls,, and has large circle i
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