The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-14
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ding of her daughter, Miss Rose Phinney
Grosvenor,-- and Mr.. George Peabody
Gardner, jr., at St Johns Church. on
January q. Mr.. Caleb Loring. OF Bos-
ton, will be the best man, and the ushers
selected are Messrs. Hamilton Fish. tr..
W. Feliowes Morgan. jr., Gordon Ware,
Charles De Rham, all of New York; r.
II. Hutchinson, Of Philadelphia. and
Roger Amory, +. Dacre Bush, and Sam
uel Eliot, of Boston, and Thomas f.
Blumer and Robert Grosvenor. of Prov
idence. the latter a brother OF Miss
Grosvenor.
Mr. William Grosvenor will give his sis
! ter in marriage. The ceremony will be
performed by the Right Rev. James De
Wolf Perry, of Rhode Island.
As previously announced. Miss Gros-
venor's attendants are to be Misses
| Anita Grosvenor., Eleanor Rocker, and
Fredericka Paine.
Miss Eleanor Becker has returned to
East Greenwich. after being a guest Of
Miss Helen Taft at the White House.
Mrs. Byron s. Adams will entertain at
a dance this evening in honor Of her
debutante daughter. Miss Marie Adams.
| Miss Adams will have as her house
guest Miss Mary Walsh, of Boston. who
viii arrive in Washington in time for
| the dance. Miss Walsh will visit at
! Trinity College, from where she grad
uated last June, during her stay In
Washington.
Later in the month Miss Adams will
leave Washington for a series of visits.
Mr.. Charles A. HALEY. jr., of 3e23
Cambridge Place, left Baltimore Satur-
day on the steamship Neckar for Bremen.
and from there will go by rail to kehl,
Germany. across the Rhine from Stras-
burg. He will be stationed at Kehl in
the consular service. to which he has
just been appointed. Mr.. HALEY Is an
accomplished violinist and well known in
Washington.
Representative and Mrs Andrew Peters
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of son on sunday.
Mrs. /. T. Mann will be at home on
Wednesday afternoon and the following
Wednesday afternoons, at her residence
in Sixteenth Street.
Mrs. Arsene Pujo and the Misses Pujc
will not receive this afternoon, but will
be at home Tuesday. January n. at the
Grafton.
Mrs. Bourne, wife OF Senator Bourne OF
Oregon will receive informally Thurs
. day at Stoneleigh Court
Former Representative Lamar Of Flor
ida and Mrs. Lamar have arrived II
Washington and will be at the New VII
lard for several months.
I Mrs. S. W. Norton, Of 1910 Eighth Stree
Northwest, will entertain at tea Thu
afternoon IN honor of her guests, Mis-
e BERTHE Jameson, Of Bellingham, Wash.
and Miss Eula B. Spring, of Houston
Tex.
e Owing TO illness in the family, Mis-
Kate Dean Owen will not be at HON
this afternoon.
d The Minister of Peru and Nine Peze
| entertained at a dinner last night at tn
| legation in II Street. Their guests wer
- Mr.. John Barrett, Director General of tn
!. Pan American Union; Col. and Mrs
I Harry +. Hodges. the Military Attach
: of the Spanish Legation and Nine. d
: Urculu; Miss Flora Wilson, MIR. an
Mrs William Andrews, the Charge d'Af
| flares OF the Argentine Legation an
e Mime. MaIbTan: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Selwi
n TAFT: Miss Amaryllis Gillette, Commando
4 Victor Blue. L. S. ~. and Mr.. and Mri
: Stephen BonsaL
= Mrs. John Frederick Leech has ser
out cards for Friday afternoons. Jan. 1
"a and 81, when she will receive at hom'
" assisted by Miss Guthrie who Is visitin
h her for the winter
; Mrs A. B. Rouse, wife OF Represents
tive Rouse, Of Kentucky. will not be 4
home this afternoon, but will receiy
r Tuesday afternoon. Jan. q. at III
n Champlain.
Mrs Henry Allen Cooper. wife of Rel
resentative Cooper of Wisconsin, will nc
is be at home to-day. She will receive 9
II The Richmond, January 3, when sh
will have as a house guest Miss Katf
IIeen Elliott, of Mansfield, Ohio.
m William Oakley Haines, d. d. s., VII
has entirely recovered from recel
severe illness. has been recuperating
se the Blue Ridge Mountains, and Mr.
'e Haines have returned to their apar
IL ment in The Sherman.
to Senator and Mrs. William Aide
A. smith are entertaining Mrs Milton NJ
Rae and Miss Marie McRae. Of Detroi
The latter leave to-day for Yale. Mi:
d. McRae will return to Washington aft
the Yale festivities.
Mrs. Edward John Harvey has SCI
IN out invitations for the marriage Of h
!. daughter, Agnes Gominga, and
Charles Louis Billiard. The ceremor
On will take place at the brides home Mo-
day, February ., at o'clock. The ma
riage will be a quiet one. Only clo
40 friends and relatives will be invited.