The Washington herald., 1912-10-27

will spend the autumn. but they will b.
here during the winter season.
Mr. William Wallace. jr.. Of New
York. is the guest OF Capt and Mrs
William B. Cochran, at isis Cathedral
Avenue.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland will give . re.
ception on November Is to introduce heI
daughter, Miss Esther Cleveland
Miss Lydia Holman. the famous train
ed nurse OF the mountains. Is visiting
Mrs. Martha Gielow 1t her apartment in
the Farragut.
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry. wife Of the
former Secretary Of the Navy. gave a
dinner last night for fourteen guests in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Carpen-
ter. Of Colorado Springs, at her home in
Detroit. Mich. She will also entertain at
another dinner on Wednesday night in
compliment to Mrs. De Witt Loomis and
Mr.. John ". Dyar. whose engagement
has just been made public.
Miss Marie Hoffman Adams has re-
turned from Philadelphia, where she
spent the week attending the alumni
meeting Of Eden Hall and visiting
friends.
Miss Adams will make her debut At a
, tea to be given November -
Mr.. and Mrs. P. v. De Graw have re-
turned to Washington from their So
Journ At Atlantic City.
Miss Nellie Hiatt Of Whittier, Cal,
who has been making an extended tour
of the Central and Eastern States dur
ing the past month. Is visiting her uncle.
Judge Jesse NJ. Hiatt and family. at
their residence in Harvard Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Coombs. of
Mckinley Street are receiving congratu-
lations upon the advent last Sunday
eanor Margaret.
Announcement was made yesterday of
the engagement of Miss Vida Bispham.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David S.
Bispham, to Mr.. Theodore A. Havemey-
er. I'd. The engagement was reported
last spring but was denied at that time.
Miss Bispham, who Is one of three
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Bispham. was
born in Florence. Italy. and educated in
England. For three years she has lived
in this country with her mother. She is
the granddaughter of the late General
Charles S. Russell. U. s. A.
Mr.. Havemeyer is the son Of the late
Charles F. Havemeyer. who died In
1885, and grandson Of the late Theodore
A Havemeyer. His mother IL now Mrs.
F. o. Beach. He il engaged In the lum-
Der business with Count voss, an Aus
trian with large interests in this coun-
try. and Is at present in Vancouver.
B. c.
Mrs. Bispham returned to New York
and opened her new home, at |
No. $50 East Thirty-fifth Street. Her |
second daughter. Miss Leonie Bispham, |
who was born In England, will be intro |
duced to society at a tea to be given |
by her mother In January. Miss Vida
Is an accomplished pianist |
She and her sister are expert eques-
triennes.
Mrs.. Yenowine. Of New York. who was
he guest Of Mrs. Berliner, has returned
o her home.
Mrs. D. Richard, Of Mobile. Ala, spent
! few days at the New Willard Hotel
N her way home from New York.
pending a few days in the city.
The engagement has been announced
II Miss Mary Parmelee Krackowizer, of
New York, to Lieut.. Walter Kilshaw
Dunn, Coast Artillery, U. 8. A., son of
col. Beverly w. Dunn, U. 8. A., retired.
Mss Krackowizer is the granddaushter
If the late DR.. Ernst Krackowizer, Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. King announce
he engagement Of their daughter, Miss
florence Agatha King. to Mr.. Samuel :,
aufus Moore. OF Charlotte. N. C. The =
Wedding will take place early in De- /,
embef.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ball. Of Philadelphia,
"a, announce the engagement Of their .
laughter. Miss Estelle Ball. to Mr. Sam /,
el M. Greenbaum, Of this city. No date ,
las been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Joel Hillman left Friday for an
xtensive trip through the South.
Miss Miriam Franc. who spent a few t
ays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I
Ienry Franc has returned to Goucher
ollege. Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb c. North an
the engagement Of their
aughter Elizabeth to Mr. Herbert Al y
recht Kipp. of Beaumont, Tex, son of .
lr. and Mrs. Robert Kipp. Of Indianap-
lis. Ind. The wedding will be In Jam
arr +,
The wedding Of Miss Olive woodside I
erry. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. H. Rob- '
ette Perry, to Mr.. William Arthur Ed i
II. VIII take place on "wednesday ssea- b