The Washington herald., 1912-10-07
SOCIETY

AZ the Preodenc0 REQUEST 9o0atoP ana
Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane gave no
formal entertainments fsr him and Mr..
Taft during their weekend viat to them
at Dalton. But ON Saturday night their
dinner guests to meet the President and
Mrs. Taft were the Senator'S mother.
Nrs Zanas Na-shan Crane. now eighty.
| Crane: Mr.. and Nrs. Murray Crane, r.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas Crane. And at
the luncheon yesterday they entertained
other members Of their family. The
table decorations were yellow chrysan-
themums.
Mrs. Hilles. wife Of Mr.. Charles d.
|! Hilles, chairman Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee. has returned to
Warrington and placed her children in
school here.
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright, U.
s. N. and Mrs.. Wainwright sailed for
this country on the Minneapolis satur-
day. They went to Europe the middle
of June with Col. Robert o. Thompson
on board his yacht, the Finland. and
went to Stockholm to witness the
Olympic games. Since then Admiral and
Mrs. Wainwright have been touring
Europe. spending some time In Russia.
Commodore B. W. Hodges. U. g. n.
retired. Is convalescing from an
operation. performed several weeks ago
at the Naval Hospital.
The engagement Is announced in Ber-
lin Of Miss Ilse Donner to Lieut.. Won
Kaas, Of the German navy. Miss Dom
ner has lived In Germany In recent
years and is popular in the yonger set
at the German court, where she was pre-
scented tive years ago. Her mother. for
| n:erly Mrs John Otto Donner. In the
| widow OF Count Max Seckendorff, who
| for many years was a prominent figure
in Washington. and Miss Donner spent
part Of her childhood here.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Hangner have
returned to Washington and have opened
their house in Nineteenth Street.
| The Attorney General and Mrs George
Wickersham were the guests on Satur-
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Byrne at the
Piping Rock Horse Show. Locust Valley,
Long Island.
| Representative and Mrs. Martin Little
| ton were also present at the horse show
| Capt. Albert P. Niblack. U. S. n. the
American naval attache at Berlin and
Mrs Niblack have given up the apart
| ment they occupied at the Hotel Kaiser
| Hof the past year. and have taken a
| strasse. In the heart Of the American
quarter.
| 1t is rumored that Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
| ard Harlow have taken an apartment in
| New York for the early part OF the win
| ter. and will not open their residence in
| Twenty-first Street until later on. Miss
Maud Conrad. who has spent many
| months in Washington with her aunt
| Mrs. Harlow. will reside with her
brother. Mr.. Barnaby Conrad. in his
apartment in New York.
The seventeen-year-old Countess Gio-
lacaselli OF Rome. Italy. is about to sail
for this country. She Is the daughter OF
the distinguished soldier, Count Giolaca-
selli, and his American wife, who, before
her marriage. was Miss Mary Phelps. Of
Virginia The young countess will come
Immediately to Washington. where she
has many friends and relatives.
1t was rumored in Sayville. Long Is
land. that Mr. Walter l.. Suydam WILL
within few months marry Miss Eliza
beth Wood. OF that village. Mr. Suydam's
former wife was Miss Louise White,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay White, |
Of this city and New York. Mrs. Suydam !
eloped with young Frederick Noble. and. !
when her husband divorced her, she mar |
ried Mr.. Noble. Their tragic deaths to- !
gether in their apartment last February. |
ended their romance.
During the summer Mr.. Suydam and
Miss Wood who is a daughter OF Mr.. !
and Mrs. Joseph Wood. were frequently |
together. A few weeks ago Miss Wood !
and her mother and younger sister sailed |
for Europe. where II is understood MIR T!
Suydam has proceeded them Miss Wood
Is about twenty years old and very pretty. !
Mr.. Suydam Is about thirty. Mr. Wood !
declares that a report that his daughter
and Mr.. Suydam are already married Is |
false.
Mrs. Arthur Lee arrived in Washing
ton yesterday. and is the house guest !
Of Mrs. Eldridge Jordan. Mr. Lee. who
has been in Washington for a few DAYS, |
has gone to New York. but will return |
here shortly. Mrs. Lee will open her
house In Massachusetts Avenue at the |
end Of the week.
Miss Gladys ingalls,. OF Cincinnati and |
Washington. won the blue ribbon and a |
silver cup in the class OF ladies' saddle |
horses at the Hot Springs Hunt Club. |
last week. She rode ]. Hamilton's Kay
wood. Second and third awards In the |
same event went to Miss Sallie Dunlop |
Of New York. and Miss He.en Buchanan, |
daughter OF Brig. Gen. James Buchanan, |
U. S. A, retired. of this city,
Count Won Bernstorn. the German Am
bassador. Is at the Hotel de CriIlon, |
Paris. where the countess has been stay
ing for ten days. The count came d.
rectly from his estate near Munich, and |
intends to sail for this country on Oc-
tOber il with the countess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ,Choate Kendall
have arrived in Paris for the winter. and
have been Joined there by Mrs. j. Ford
Thompson.
Maj and Mrs. Martin Maginnis, who
have spent the last few winters in Pasa-
dena. Cal. are thinking Of coming to
Washington for the season, as they have
hosts of friends here.
Senator William A. Clark. after stay