The Washington herald., 1914-11-07
: Dotaes Of Society



tment Is made from PhiIadeIphia By Mr..
and Mrs Louis Ridnam Page. the parents
Of the bride-to-be. Miss Pages sister IL
Mrs Casper w. Hacker. Her mother
was Miss Mary L. Grocer. The family
house at Rosemont> Mr.. Brown lives
at the Racquet Club and also belongs
to the Merion Cricket Club. He attended
Georgetown University.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joy Edscn have
come IN from their country place in
Maryland and re-opened their home In
Sixteenth street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph wIdener. Of
Philadelphia. are among yesterdays ar.
rivals at the Hotel Richmond.
Nine. Nountford has returned to wash
ington from three months tour Of the
circuit chautauquas in the Middle west
ern states, and Is staying at the Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Austin have closed
their home in Cleveland Park and gone
to New York for the winter Mr.. Austin
VIII accept connection with the Ma
tional City Bank, as head Of the foreIgn
trade department OF that institution. His
services OF fifteen years as chief Of the
Bureau OF Statistics. and ten years as
secretary OF the National Geographic So
ciety have given him special qualtdca-
lions for participation in the foreign
trade service now being inaugurated by
the National City Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dec. Faust
have gone to Atlantic City, where they
VIII pass several weeks at the Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faust have closed their
cottage at Chevy Chase, and on return
ing to town will join Mrs. Fausts father
Mr.. Gardiner Williams, at the Iatter's
home, for the winter.
Among the Washington patrons Of the
Red Cross Fete given yesterday after
noon in the Green Spring Valley, were
Mrs. Louis C. Lehr, iyho conducted a
moving picture show. Mrs Walter B.
Brooks, jr., who was one OF the managers
OF the dansant. The Misses Vickery, fire.
quent visitors to Washington. were also
prominent in the fashionable colony Of
workers, while the patrons included near
ly every one known TO the Green Spring
Valley Hunt Club, which gave its club
house for the afternoon. The subscrip-
ton dance given last night was arranged
by Mrs. Frank G. Baldwin and Miss Anne
Cleland Read. assisted by Mrs. Wilson
Miles Cary, Mrs Henry A. Parr, jr., Mrs.
]. Clark Dulany. Mrs. A Adgate Duer.
Mrs. George W. Ewing. Miss Margaretta
P. Bonsal Miss Rebecca G. Poultney.
Miss Helen Harlan. Miss Anne N. Steele.
Miss Sara E. White, Miss Lavinia James.
and Miss Charlotte c. Cuttings.
Mr.. and Mrs. George shipIey. Of Hamp-
ton Court, are spending the weekend
in Warrenton, Va, where they have gone
to attend the wedding OF Miss Sarah
Marshall to Mr.. David NJ Warren today.
Miss Grace Johnson is visiting Miss
Augusta Eareckson at the country home
Of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. William R.
Eareckson, Lawyers Hill. Relay, Nd.
Mrs. o. H p. Belmont who arrives
from New York today to pass the week
end will be at the New Willard during
her stay.
A very interesting feature Of the ba-
zaar, given by the Washington AuxIl-
larry Of the National indian Association,
at the New willard, November 1S is 4
collection Of Indian canoes from the
which will be be on sale
Mr.. H. A. Ehrman. Mr.. c. c. Brock.
and Mr.. E Partridge are Washington
guests registered at the Navarro Hotel.
New York City.
Mr. E D. Appleton. OF Washington. Is
spending a few days in New York City
and is registered at the WolcOtt Hotel
Mr. John Bingham. accompanied bv
his daughter, Miss Ada Bingham, and
grandson, John B. Lampkin, arrived
here on wednesday from his home in
Avon, n. J., and will be at the Hotel
Powhatan for the fall season
Lovers Of tea and dancing were much
in evidence yesterday afternoon at the
pretty "Jardin de Danse.' which served
as a reunion point for many just re-
turned from their summer outings. Among
hose who had tables and entertainedS
friends were the Spanish Ambassador,
Senior Riano, Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Ander-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair. Mrs. Horace
Westcott, Mrs. Lloyd W. Bowers, M.
and Mrs. Preston G. Gibson. Mrs and Miss
dcChord and Miss Genevieve Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCuntock, and Miss Nc
clintock. Mrs. Oliver Newman, wife OF
he District Commissioner; Mrs. johnson.
Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Theodore Tiller, and
Mrs Frederick Haskins-