The Washington herald., 1912-02-12

/ turned 10 MS stuoles ldSt evening. MIS-,
Harriet Anderson. niece Of Mrs Taft
left yesterday for New York. after a
long visit. Miss Rocker and her broth.
er. Mr.. w. G. Roellzer. Of New York, are
stiIl there Miss Taft and Miss RoelkeI
were guests at the luncheon given BY
Miss Gladys Ingalls, yesterday in the
Washington home OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Z. Ingalls,. The party Of
young people, accompanied by Mrs. Taf
and Miss Torrey, went for a ride IN one oi
the White House automobiles in the aft
ernoon and had a family dinner last
evening at the White House.
The Austrian Ambassador. Baron Hen
gelmuller. and the frst secretary Of the
embassy. Count IVAN Csekonics de
zsombolja ct Ianova. will leave Wash
ington on Wednesday OF this week for
New Orleans. arriving there on the 18th
and sailing from there the next day for
Colon, Panama. They will spend some
little time in the baby republic and
then go on to Kingston. Jamaica. for a
stay. They will later go 10 Cienfue-
gos and other points in Cuba. sailing
from Havana on March !. They viii
land next afternoon at Key West and
leave the same evening on the through
train for Washington, arriving here on
the morning OF March .. In the party
with the Ambassador will be the Presi-
dents older son, Robert w. Taft: the
Danish Minister and Countess Moltke,
and Miss Josephine Patten. in addition
to Count Csckonics.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Knox. accompanied by their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh S.
Knox, viii leave Washington this after
noon for Palm Beach for the annual
visit which Secretary and Mrs. Knox
pay to this winter resort II Is probable
that the Secretary will sail for his trip
to South America without returning to
| Washington beforehand.
Former Representative and Mrs. Will
lam Littauer entertained a large COM
pany at a musicale or cafe chantant"
| last evening, followed by seated sup
per, which was one OF the most elaborate
affairs OF the SEASON.
Miss Hoyle, niece OF Mrs. John Hays
\ Hammond. who is acting hostess of the
Hammond home in the latter's absence
at Hot Springs, had reception last even
ing for her cousin. Miss Leslie Page, Of
California, who is spending the winter
with Mrs. Hammond. The guests were
entertained by a programme OF clever
| dialect songs, plantation melodies, and
old English songs, given by Miss Anna
Vernon Dorsey. A seated supper was
served after the programme.
Maj. William Lassiter, U. S. A.. was
host at luncheon yesterday at the Chevy
Chase Club in honor OF the Military At
tache OF the German Embassy and Nine.
Won Herwarth. The other guests were
Brig. Gen. Darlington and Mrs. CARING
ton, Brig. Gen. wotherspoon and Mrs.
Wotherspoon, and Mrs. Hanna.
Capt. and Mrs Charles NJ. Patterson
entertained a luncheon company yester-
day at the Chevy Chase Club in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs Rushmore, Of New York.
Miss Bridget and Miss Davidson en-
tertained at a pretty tea yesterday after
noon for Miss Helen Byrne, of PhIIadel-
phia- They had assisting them Miss
Elizabeth Howard, Miss Natalie Blake,
Miss Marguerite Brown, and Miss Paul
inc Irwin.
Rear Admiral French E. Chadwick and
Mrs. Chadwick are the guests OF Miss
Fowler at III Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Robert W. Patterson entertained
at luncheon yesterday at her home in
Dupont circle.
Nine. Loudon. wife Of the Minister
from the Netherlands. left Washington
yesterday for a visit in New York.
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright and
Mrs. Wainwright have cards out for a
reception on Wednesday afternoon from
4 to at their home, in New Hamp-
shire avenue, as a farewell to Gen. and
Mrs. Wotherspoon. who are leaving
shortly for the generals new post at
Atlanta, Ga, after a long residence in
Washington. where they have been par
tIcularly popular hosts and guests in So
ciety. /
DR.. and Mrs. L. F. Hough have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Leigh Chalmers, to Mr. BENJAMIN
Foster jacobson. OF Culebra, Canal Zone,
Panama. The marriage will take place
in June.
Senator and Mrs. Bankhead, of Ala
bama, will have as their guests for the
spring season in Washington their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas owen, of Montgomery.
Mrs. Ansberry, wife of Representative
I. T. Ansberry, OF Ohio. will be hostess
at a tea on the afternoon OF st. VAL
entines Day in honor OF the wives OF
the Ohio delegation in Congress.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Ber-
gasin to Mr.. Isadore Kahn will take
place next Sunday at Freund's at s
o'cldck in the evening.
The attendants at the marriage of Miss |
Frances Gertrude Rupert, daughter of |
the late Mr.. Henry Rupert, to Mr.. Har- |
ry Rogers Carroll, which will take place |
in, the Shrine of the Sacred Heart on |
February H. will include Miss Gertrude |
Fosbender, stepsister of the bride, maid |
OF honor; Miss Eleanor Rupert, Miss |
Gertrude Eichborn. Miss Matte Sweeney,
and Miss Loretta West, bridesmaids; Mr.. |
Louis Carroll, brother Of the bridegroom, |
Lest man; Mr.. Arthur Carroll. another |
brother OF the bridegroom; Mr.. Joseph /
Mr. A Donahue. and Mr.. Nc |
Neir, OF Norfolk, Va, ushers, and Mr.. |
william Madigan and Mr.. Riston |
will hold the aisle ribbons. After
the ceremony a reception win be held i
in the home OF the brides mother, Mrs. |
Robert w. Fosbender, after which Mr.. I
Carroll and his bride Will leave for their
wedding journey and be at home later
on at 1909 Newton street. The music
which will be a feature of the wedding |
ceremony, viii be in the charge Of the /
brides uncle, Mr.. Frank Rebstock, for
many years director of the choir Of ST. |
Mary's Catholic Church.