The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-06
.HE OPEN season for engage
ments is at hand. and already

~HE OPEN season for engage
ments is at hand. and already
Washington society has been
interested In the announcements
of a number of romances watch
have recently been brought to
happy conclusions. OF particular inter-
est In the announcement of the engage
ment Of Miss Harriet Addison Bayne,
daughter of the late DR.. John W. Bayne
and Mrs. Bayne. to Lieut.. Guy Wilkin-
son Stuart Castle, U. s. n. The an
nouncement OF, the engagement was made
last night by Mrs. John W. Bayne. moth
er of the bride-to-be. The wedding will
take place the latter part OF November.
Miss Bayne is one of the most attract
i've of the debutantes of recent years
and has a wide circle of acquaintance
in Washington. Her brother, DR.. ].
Breckenridge Bayne, was married less
than year ago to Miss Olga Roosevelt.
DR.. and Mrs. Bayne returned to Wash
ington from Newport, r. l.. last evening
and win be the guests of Mrs. John
w. Bayne. at her home in N Street.
They are building house here. but II
will not be completed for some time.
Another engagement in which New
York. as we'll as Washington, Is interest
ed, and announced during the last
week, was that of Miss Carolyn Muir
ray, daughter of Maj. Gen. and Mrs
New York and Washington. They are to
be married at Fort Mason. Cal. in De-
cember
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Henry Wander
grfft have announced the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Alice Vandergrift.
to Mr.. George Angus Garnett, of Chica-
go. Still a fourth announcement of the
Last week is that of the engagement of
Miss Lucy Gum Birnie, daughter of
Col. Rogers Birnie, U. S. A, 'and Mrs.
Birnie, to Mr.. Henry Vincent Horgan. of
New York City. Col. Birnie has been
ordered TO Washington to be chief OF
ordnance during the absence Of Gen.
C-ozier. Miss BRINE made her home In
Washington for a number Of years.
though recently she has been living In
New York.
The President and Mrs. Taft. accom-
panied by Miss Mabel Boardman, are
en- an automobile tour through the Berk-
shires, Vermont and New Hampshire
this week. They will return to the sum
mer White House in Beverly, Mass.
from Dublin. N. H, on Friday, after
paying visit to Secretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh. The
same evening the President and Mrs.
Taft and Miss Boardman will board the
Mayfiower and leave for Woods Hole to,
spend Saturday with Mr. W. Cameron
Forbes, Governor General of the Philip
2 nes and Sunday with Senator and Mrs.
Murray Crane, at Dalton. They will re-
turn again to Beverly on Wednesday.
and the President will spend much Of the
following ten days golfing and motor
ing before leaving for Hot Springs. Va
Miss Catherine N Cameron is to be
married to Mr.. Judah H. Sears. of Bos-
ton, October "a. at Rosebank, S. l., for.
many years the home Of her father. the
late Sir Roderick Cameron. For the last
FIVE years Miss Cameron land her sister.
Miss Margaret Cameron, have made
their home in Washington during the
season. The Improvement in the health
of Mrs. Belmont Tiffany. sister of Miss
Cameron, is so satisfactory that the
wedding date has now been set. The en-
gagement was announced about two
weeks ago. Mr.. Sears is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Zenas. Sears. of Boston.
Mr.. Robert HOLSTER Chapman. super
intendent OF Glacier Park, Mont, and
Mrs Chapman. will go to Yosemite Ma
tional Park to attend the convention of
which opens on October Il Mr.. and
Mrs Chapman are well known in Wash
ington society, having made their home
here for the last two winters.
Representative and Mrs. Andrew
Peters, of Massachusetts, have leased
the house at 1901 Twenty-first Street
Northwest, the home of Mrs. George W.
McLanahan, and will occupy it during
the coming season. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
are expected here before December l.
Mrs. Peters was formerly Miss Martha
R. Phillips.
Miss Stella Carusi is to be married to
Mr.. William y. Taft Saturday evening