The Washington herald., 1913-11-08
Lady JohnstOne Here

Mrs. James Pinchot and her daughter,
Lady Allan Johnstone, wife Of the Brit
ish minister at The Hague, arrived in
Washington yesterday and are at the
family residence in Rhode Island Ave-
nue.. Lady Johnstone will spend the next
six weeks with her mother and brother,
Mr.. Clifford Pinchot.
Mrs George Lewis Gillespie, widow of
Maj. Gen. Gillespie. has taken an apart
ment for the winter at the New Weston.
corner OF Madison Avenue and Forty
ninth Street. New York. Mrs. Gillespie
is now visiting her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McMaste-s
Gillespie, at their home in Stamford,
Conn.
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert NJ Hitch
cock, OF Nebraska. who have been guests
at the Shoreham Hotel since their return
to washington early in the fall, have
leased the house at 17Ss II Street
Mrs. s. Hubert Dent. wife Of Repre-
sentative Dent, was hostess at a delight
full luncheon yesterday at their apartment
in the Rochambeau. in honor of her
KY.
The handsomely appointed table was
decorated with a centerpiece Of white
carnations and ferns
The guests were Mrs. Jack Beall. OF
Texas; Mrs. Charles McChord, Mrs.
James p. Tarvin, Mrs. w. B. Brantley.
of Georgia; Mrs. J. N. Culp, and Mrs.
Bliss.
Nine. Philippe Camperio. of Italy, for
merly Miss Eleanor Terry, Of Washing
ton, who recently arrived in America
from Europe. is visiting Mrs. Irwin
Chase at Westbury, Long Island. Nine.
Camperio will be Joined early in Decem-
Der by her husband. and they will come
to Washington and spend the winter with
Nine. Camperio's mother. Mrs. Silas W.
Terry, widow Of Rear Admiral Terry.
The Assistant Secretary OF the Interior
and Mrs. Miller have taken possession of
the residence at 1901 F Street. which they
recently leased from Mrs. Godfrey G.
Whitney, of Boston. Mrs Whitney
bought the residence from the heirs OF
the late Chief Justice Fuller. when, as
Mrs Alice copley Thaw. she made her
home here.
Miss Wood, sister of former Repre-
sentative Wood of New Jersey, Is spend
ing few days at the Cochran Hotel to
attend the monthly meeting of the club
of Colonial Danes. II which she Is treas
urer.
Baltimore society Is rather disgruntied
over the scarcity Of invitations to MISS
Jessie Wilson's marriage to Mr. Sayre
at the White House on November Is. go
far only DR.. and Mrs. Charles W. Nit
chell, Mrs. Margaret Matthews, mother
of Miss Mary George White, one Of the
bridesmaids: and DR.. Hiram Woods
are the fortunate possessors Of the COW
eted invitations. 1t Is probable that a
number OF invitations will be sent to
Miss Jessie Wilson's classmates at
Goucher College, but many of those stu
dents were not residents of Baltimore
The Strauss Charity Club announces q
dance to be given at the Old Masonic
Temple on Tuesday night. November II,
and special invitation is hereby given
to the young Jewish set of this city. All
funds raised by the Strauss Charity
Club are used for the relief Of the
Hebrew poor Of this city.
Representative Borland OF Missouri
and Mrs. Borland left Washington yes-
terday en- route to Panama. They will
not return until just before Thanks
giving.
Among those registering at the Hotel
McAlpin from Washington during the
past week were BIr. II. J. May, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernhard Endres. Mr.. S. B, Pack,
Mr.. C. H. Carstairs, Mr.. Basil n. Manly,
Mr.. Lynn Haines. Mr.. ]. A Hobson, Mrs.
c. c. Brainert. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. F. d. Head. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. McCafrerty, Mr.. E. r. Wood
son. Mr.. II. C. Hale. Mr.. A. X. Balls,
Miss Blanche Brown. Miss Virginia
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Marsh, Mr..
and Mrs. G. BIocklinger, Miss NJ. Hesen,
Mr.. Edward B. Moore. Mr.. B. Reeder,
Mr.. P. F. Milliken, Mr.. II. II. Southgate, |
Mr.. H. ]. NJ. Howard. Mrs. B. Abels. |
Mr.. C. A. Briggs, Mr.. +. L Schlink, Mr.. |
Y. Z. Thomas, Mr.. c. II. England. Mr.. |
Joseph r. Darling. Mr.. Charles W. Wins |
low, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Frazier, Mr.. II. |
Prescott Galley, Mr.. &c. c. Mcdonnell, |
Mrs. George F. Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. R. |
". Havens, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Nevin, |
dr. W. J. Dante, Mr.. F. r. McMillin, |
dr. and Mrs. John Poole, Mr.. F. Mertens, |
dr. and Mrs. r. Katherman, Mr.. E. L. |
Elliott, Mr.. George p. James, Mr.. J. P.
Douglass, Mr.. G. s. Baker, Mr.. Arthur |