The Washington herald., 1914-06-12
Then to the Mountains

Chancellor Henry r. Gibson, Of Ten
| nessee. and Mrs. Gibson. who are max
| ing a visit to their daughter. Mrs Walter
Wells, have gone to New York for a few
days. They will return to Washington
for short stay before going to the
mountains of North Carolina for the
summer
Miss Sophy Johnston has gone to Long
Island to be the guest Of the former
Attorney General and Mrs. wickersham
for the international polo games. At the
conclusion of this visit she will accom-
pany her parents to their summer home
in Vermont.
Miss Jane Sands, who has been with
her aunt at the 1atter's summer home
near New York, has Joined her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Sands, at their
Q street home. Later Miss Sands will
visit friends at York Harbor.
Late Washington arrivals at the Hotel
McAlpin. New York. have included Mr..
and Mrs E. Henderson, Mr.. Pedro Ra-
fael Cuadra, Mr.. Arthur l. Bryant, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Nevin, Mr.. A. z. Batch
elder. and Mr.. Charles H. winslow.
Mr. and Mrs H. II. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Reed, and Mr.. F. A. Holton
were among Washington people who en-
tertained in the mezzanine restaurant
of the McAlpin Monday evening
Mr.. r. NJ. Odell. Mr.. Reeve Lewis, and
Mr. F. II. Bird. of Washington, enter
tanned at supper Tuesday evening in the
McAlpin grill.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Virginia Norris Harrison second daugh-
ter of MIR. Mitchell Harrison, Of Wash
ington and Philadelphia, to Mr.. Albert
Lawrence Smith. Of Philadelphia.
The wedding will probably take place
at the suburban home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Custis Harrison, with whom the
bride-to-be and her sister, Miss Natalie
Harrison, have passed most Of the time
since their debut two years ago.
Miss Virginia Harrison passed one sea-
son In Washington with her father and
step-mother, at their Sixteenth street
home, just prior to her debut. She took
part in the Kermis given at that time for
the Junior Republic, when sne gave
amateur dancing the Capital has ever
known.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Madge A. Shoemaker, daughter of the
late Capt. Charles F. Shoemaker, U. S.
N, to Mr.. Norris Jarod Hole, formerly
Of Damascus, Ohio, on Wednesday, June
10. The ceremony, at which Rev. John
van Schaick. jr., officia.ed. took place at
the home of Mrs. Alfred Clarke Hawley
In the presence Of a small company of
intimate friends. After wedding trip
to include attendance at the commence
ment Of the Western Reserve University,
Of which the bridegroom is a graduate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hole. will reside at 1894
street. They win be at home
after July Is.
representative Samuel Wallin left the
Hotel Powhatan on Wednesday morn
ing in his car for his home in Amster-
dam, n. Y. where he will make . short
stay.
The board Of lady managers Of the
Eye. Ear and Throat Hos
pital will give thester benefit for the
charity department of the hospital at
Polls Theater Tuesday evening. June IT,
1914. The play is Margaret Mayos COM
edy Baby Mine" The affair is under
the auspices Of Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson
and Mrs. Roe Fulkerson. Friends Of the
hospital may purchase tickets at the
same prices as sold BY the theeter from
these ladies. from other members OF the
board or from Mr.. Roe Fulkerson. 1l0 r
street northwest
Among the washingtonians at the
waleott New York city. are Mr.. 4orris !