The Washington herald., 1912-08-13
SOCIET Y

Secretary left for New York on his way
back to Washington where he is expected
TO arrive to-day, entirely recovered from
IFS recent illness.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas Fl. Barry
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Ellen. to Lieut.. william Bry-
den Of the Fifth Field Artillery No date
is announced for the wedding Miss Barry
is remembered in Washington society
where she was a bud of a few years ago,
and almost Immediately after she entered
society. with bevy of army and navy
buds. her father was ordered to a new
and more important post of duty in the
South. She and her mother accompanied
him, much to the regret of the young
people with whom Miss Barry was ex-
tremely popular. Gen. Barry and his
family have s pent the past few years at
West Point where he was superintend-
ent.
Gen. George Andrews. the recent
ly appointed adjutant general and
newly made brigadier general OF the
army, is expected to arrive in Wash
ington to-day to assume his new duties
He has been for some time adjutant
general of the Department of the East
with headquarters at Governors Island,
n. Y. II was there that his charming
daughter. Alice. was married a year ago.
TO Lieut.. AbTam Claude. T. S. N. now
stationed at Annapolis. Both Mrs. Claude
and her sister Miss Katherine Andrews
are known here in society through their
frequent visits to their grandparents,
Brig Gen. and Mrs George l.. An
drews at their pretty home. 1s47 Columbia
Road. The new adjutant general and
his family will be welcome additions to
society In Washington.
Mrs Nicholas Longworth. who has been
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. George
c. Lee. at her summer Rome at Chest
nut Hill on the North Shore, Mass. was
for a few DAYS the latter part of last
week the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
blehead. From there Mrs. Longworth
went to Oyster Bay, to visit her father,
Col Theodore Roosevelt.
The marriage Is announced of Miss
Florence Denny. daughter of Mrs. Vir-
ginia Williams. of Chicago, to Lieut..
George Martin Baum. II s. N. Of
Leavenworth. Kans. The wedding took
place on July % in Chicago. and the
at the Westmoreland in this city where
Lieut.. Baum is nov stationed.
An engagement of much interest in
the younger circles of the army in
Washington is that of Capt William 7.
Davis. Medical Corps L. S. A. one of
the most popular bachelors in society
here to Miss Renee ToIson. niece of
Mrs Anginette Hasbrouck. of San Fran
cisco. who announced the engagement
last week. Miss Tolson is a gifted musi-
clan and has just completed long
course Of study in Dresden and Munich
The wedding is expected to take place
In the fall
Lieut. and Mrs Frank Lee Beals are
being congra tulated upon the arrival OF
a daughter Betfina Byrd Beals, on Au-
gus, ? at Appleton. Wis Lieut.. and Mrs.
Rsals spent the first year of their mar
ried life in Washington. in the studio
house of Mr. Edward Lind Morse. in
Street now the home of Mrs. Gillett-Hill
and her attractive daughter Lemira. one
Of last seasons most popular buds
Lieut. Reals was aft"rward made mill
tary attaChe to the United states En-
hassy in RraZii. where they spent some
time. Rettina Byrd Bcals is their soc
ond child Mrs. B"als was formerly Miss
Alix Byrd. a great belle in the West.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Brooks. jr..
the latter formerly Miss Louise Crom-
we'll. who for several weeks have been
at York liarbor. have returned to their
country place in the Green Spring Val
ley
Loeut col and Mrs f. W Atkinson.
recently transferred to Washington from
Fort Crook. have taken the house 1919
| Street. for next winter Mrs. Atkinson
is visiting IN Columbus. Ohio.
May Washington women are in the
list { patronesses for the garden fete
Of Friday afternoon. August %. at Look
out HilI. the estate, of John Hays Ham
mona. at Gloucester. Mass. in aid of the
which Mrs. Hammond is the secretary.
Among them are Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Mrs William J. Boardman, Mrs. Win
throp Murray Crane. Mrs. Walter Dene-
gree. Mrs. William F. Draper. Mrs. r.
ID. Evans. Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Mrs. Henry Cabot LodSe. Mrs. Edward
P. Lotus. Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins.
and Mrs. John c. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis b. Crowinshield.
the latter the daughter of Senator Du
Pont. and his hostess. will spend the COM
ing season at their Marlboro Street. Bos-
ton. home, instead Of with the Senator in
Washington, as has been their custom
for several winters past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodrich will go to
Pittsburg for the wedding on September
3 OF Miss Eleanor Geary and Mr.. James
c. Morton.
Mrs. w S. Thompson and Miss Matol
of the Westmoreland, and
Miss Anna Barry are at the Crawford |
House, White Mountains, for the season. |
Mrs Frank E Beatty. wife Of Rear
Beatty. L. S. N. will go to
New York the middle of this week for a !
short stay. following which she will be- /
come one of a motoring party that is be- |
ing arranged for a tour through Nir- |
gina.
Miss Emily Beatty to-day is to join |
her father at Rangeley Lakes Maine, re- !
naming in the woods of Maine camping |
for a month. For several weeks past I
she has been visiting Miss Marguerite |!
Caperton at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilton o. Lambert, ac-
by Miss Elizabeth Lambert. !
Arthur Lambert, and Miss johnson, are |
spending some time at New Castle, n. |
H., at the Hotel Wentworth.
Maj Harry L. Pettus, L. S. A, and !
Mrs. Pettus are to give up the apart |
ments in the Westmoreland shortly. |,
leaving Washington early next month for |
A visit in Virginia. Afterward they will ;
90 to Mrs. Pettus' home IN Mobile, Ala, !
remaining there for about two months. |