The Washington herald., 1912-01-26

win lecture at several universities dur
ing his stay In this country. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hammond have been in New York
attending the social festivities rendered
the Duke and Duchess OF Connaught-
Mr.. Hammond left yesterday for Mexico.
where he will remain for several weeks,
Mrs. Hammond returned to washington
yesterday.
Miss Isabel r. Magruder. daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Alex. f. Magruder. viii be
hostess at a luncheon to-day in honor of
her house guest, Miss Anne Gleaves,
daughter Of Capt. Albert Glesves, u. 8. N.
Miss GIeaves spent last winter in WASH
ington, but her home Is now in Newport.
r. l., where Capt. Gleaves Is in charge
OF the naval station. Miss Gleayes will
remain In Washington until next week.
Mrs. A A Birney has invited the presi-
dents OF the Parent Teachers Associa-
Schoff, OF Philadelphia, the national pres
ident, this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Ives Goddard,
Of Providence, r. l.. are the guests Of
Senator Henry L. Lippitt and his daugh-
ter. Miss Frances LIppitt.
OaNA1 I11 ~soNCN
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter, Maud Morrison. to Mr.. Alex
ander Legatt Tunstall, Wednesday,
garet's Church.
Mrs. Harlan. wife OF DR.. Lee Har-
ban, OF Connecticut avenue, enter
tained q box party at ChRse's yester-
day afternoon, followed by tea at the
New willard. The guests were Mrs.
Clayton. wife OF Representative Henry
d. Clayton, and her house guest, Mrs.
Prewitt, of Kentucky; Mrs. Dent. wife
Of Representative Dent, and her house
guest. Mrs. Castleman, OF Vermont, and
Mrs. Beller.
Mrs. Edith Roon entertained at a
bridge tea yesterday afternoon at the
Highlands. in honor OF the house guest
of Miss YerSes, Miss Mary Reid, of
Kentucky. Mrs. Joseph Strauss and
Mrs. Frederick Pliny Lilley. OF Con-
necticut, presided at the tea table,
which was adorned with a centerpiece
OF scarlet carnations and white lilacs.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Ellen Nora Richardson, daughter Of
Mrs. Sarah ]. Richardson. to Mr. WILL
lam Owen Gibson. at o'clock wednes-
day afternoon at the parsonage of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Paul r. Hickok oficiating. Only a small
family party was present at the ceremony.
The bride was gowned in a tailored
suit of blue broadcloth with a velvet
hat of the same shade, and a corsage
bouquet Of violets and lilies OF the val
ley. Miss Sadie Wagner was the maid
OF honor. She wore q suit Of green
velvet and a white hat trimmed with
plumes. She carried violets. Mr..
Frank Wallace acted as best man for
Mr.. Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson have
gone for a wedding trip in the North,
and will be at home at the Lawton, in
R street, after February 1.
Mrs. John A. Johnston, Mrs. Cuno H.
Rudolph, Mrs. W. v. Judson, Mrs. Hen
~ LitchheId West, Mrs. Harry Morris
Clabaugh, Mrs. Ashley NJ Gould, Mrs.
Wade Hampton Ellis, Mrs. @. Bowie
Chapman. and Mrs. S. Graham Butler
are the patronesses for the Washington
Business High School Alumni Associa-
ton dance at the Arlington Hotel ball
room Friday evening, February Is.
A most attractive wedding took place
in Warrenton. Va, yesterday at IL o'clock
at the Baptist church, Rev. V. II. Coun-
ell officiating, when Miss Eva Spilman
Wood. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Polar Wood. of "Parkwood," became
the bride Of Mr.. Robert Listen Bailey, a
prominent business man OF Columbia,
S. c. Miss Wood was given in marriage
by her father. and wore a charming
tailored gown of navy blue imported
cloth. with corded silk tailored hat to
match. and carried a brides bouquet of
white nlacs and orchids. The maid Of
honor. Miss Anne Bruin. OF Hagers-
town, Nd. More a dress Of green basket
cloth, with a large black hat Of velvet
with trimmings Of mink, and carried q
bouquet of tviolets and ferns. Miss Sallie
Parkinson Wood. sister OF the bride. was
a flower girl and was becomIngly gowned
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