The Washington herald., 1913-10-05
To Open Home Here


Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirk Porter and
| their niece, Miss Annie VI. Hegeman. who
| have spent the past year in Europe,
| have returned to New York and are
| stopping at the Gotham. They will come
| to Washington shortly and open their
residence, 800 1 Street, for the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter and their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Evart wrenn. Dr.
and Mrs James F. Mitchell. Mrs George
T. SOmmerlin, and Col. John r. VIII
| Jams, who have been stopping at the
| Chsmberlin Hotel while the Niagara is
coaling, stopped over Friday night to
| attend the hop, the first given by the
| officers of the fort this season. The
Niagara started yesterday for Bermuda,
the first stop of the around the world
| trip. Mrs. C. c. Corbin gave a tea Fri
day afternoon at her home in the post
| for Mr.. Letter and his party.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nye have returned to
their home in Chevy Chase from a short
trip to New York.
One of the largest dinner parties pre-
| ceding the hop at Fort Myer Friday
| night was that given by Mai. Charles
ID. Rhodes. Fifteenth Cavalry L. s. A.
! and Mrs. Rhodes. Their guests were:
| Mai. Cen Leonard Wood. Mrs Wood.
Capt Berkeley. Mrs. Berkeley, Capt
| Eltinge, Mrs. Eltinge Mrs HoyIe, Mrs
Donnelly, Mrs. Berwick Mrs. Summer
all. Mrs. Shepherd. the Misses Murray,
Miss Quackenbush. Miss Hunt, Miss
Tunstall. Miss Trotter. the Misses Miley,
Col. Murray. Col Gresham, Col. Did
mer. Capt. Babcock, Capt. Mccoy, Lieut.
Brandt. Mai. T. L. Rhodes. Lieut.. Adair.
Maj. McNamee. Capt. Kroner, Lieut.,
O'Donnen, Capt Miller. Lieut.. Cox.
Lieut.. KimbalL Lieut. Richmond, Lieut.
Lockett, and Lieut.. Grunert.
The first nights performance of THE
Poor Little Rich Girl which will be
presented at the New National Theater
on October q, will be for the benefit of
the Christ Child Society, and it is hoped
that the date will be kept in mind and
open for this charity.
Judge Judson c. Clements and Mrs.
Clements and their daughters. Miss
Clements. Miss Margaret Clements, and
Miss Mary Park Clements, have returned
to their home, 2I13 Bancroft Place,
for the winter. after spending the sum-
mer near Annapolis.
Mr.. Leon Oppenheimer, who has been
visiting his parents here, has returned 10
Baltimore.
Mrs. William Horton Garlock. formerly
OF Michigan. after residing at the Capt.
tai for the past four years. has become
a resident of Rosemont Va. and enter
tanned at luncheon Wednesday. Among
the guests were: Mrs. Wharton, wife |
of the rector of Old Christ Church, Alex
andria, AND Mrs Harper, of Alexandria; |
Mrs Simpson, of Herndon: Mrs. J. St |
'tai of
land; Mrs. Mott. Of Falls Church. Va.
who was formerly Miss Pratt, of Boston. !
Mass, and Mrs. Cameron, of Avenue of |
the Presidents.
Baron Kurt Won Lersner and Baron |
Horst Won Lersner. of the German En- |
bassy staff. arrived in Washington yester-
day from Newport.
The Misses MelIen. who spent the sum-
mer at Bar Harbor. Me, are now guests
at the Homestead Hotel, at Hot Springs,
Va.
Mrs E. c. Brooks and Miss Dorothy |
Gray Brooks have returned to Washing
ton from the family country house at
Cape Cod, aud have moved from their
residence in Seventeenth Street to 1910 |
Nineteenth Street
Miss Edith Oracle, daughter OF Mrs
Archibald Oracle, has returned to Wash
ington from Connecticut where she was
a member Of house party which Mr.. /
William Phelps Emo has been enter
timing at his country place
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson, daughter of
the Secretary of Labor and Mrs Wilson.
has as a guest until Wednesday Miss
Nettie Elizabeth Lackey, of indianapolis.
Baron Karl Won Prudential and Mr.
Konstantin Won Masirevich, of the Aus
tria-Hungarian Embassy, have returned
to Washington from Manchester
Miss Harriet Dean Mcconnell, who has
been for several months suffering from
nervous prostration, is improving in |
health. She will remain at Rockport |
Mass, until November.
The engagement has been announced |
of Miss Jessie Rogers, of 1901 Fourth
Street Southwest. and Mr.. Oscar Heine-
mann. of 1903 Thirteenth Street North
west
Mr.. Milton Fischer mas returned TO
the University of PENNSYLVANIA to resume
his studies there.
A reception will he given by the College
women's Club at the Washington Club
f7I0 Street Northwest. Saturday evening,
at S o'clock. Miss Laura Gill; former
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