The Washington herald., 1914-12-07
Doines Of Society


I houn. to Baron Egbert de Nageu, son Of
| the Baron and Baroness William de Ma
gen, of Holland. and an attache Of the
| legation of the Netherlands at Washing
ton. will be celebrated in St Thomas
Church on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires. rector OF the
| church, and afterward there will be re-
I ception at the home OF the brides par
ents, 667 Madison avenue.
The bride, who will be given away by
| her father. will have Mrs. Newell W.
| Tilton, Of this city, and Mrs. Eugene e.
du Pont Of Wilmington, Del, as her only
| attendants. Baron de Nagell will wear
the uniform Of the Order OF st. John OF
Jerusalem at the wedding and he VIII
have Jonkheer W. II. de Beaufort, secre-
tary Of the Netherlands legation, as his
best man. The ushers will be D. Adams
Calhoun, James E. Calhoun, and John c.
| Calhoun, IT,, brothers OF the bride; Lea
| witt II. Hunt, Eugene Z. du Pont, and
Count de Rechteren Limburg.
The Baroness de Nagen, who has been
guest at the Netherlands Legation.
| went to New York Saturday in anticipa-
! ton OF the wedding Of her son. The min
| lister OF the Netherlands, Chevalier W. L.
F. c. van Rappard. with members OF
his stan and others, will go to New York
for the wedding.
Mrs. Leigh c. Palmer will 20 to New
/ York tomorrow to join Lieut.. Commander
Palmer, L. S. y.
The Minister OF Switzerland. Dr. Paul
Ritter. is in New York in anticipation
Of the arrival OF Nine. Ritter and her
youngest child, who are due today on
board the Kroonland-
Miss Mildred Dennis, who has been a
guest Of Rear Admiral Richardson Clover,
L. s. N, retired, and Mrs. Glover, haS
returned to New York.
Nine. Dumba, wife OF the Ambassadop
OF Austria-Hungary, will go 10 New York
today and join the Ambassador. DR.. Con-
stantin TheodOr Dumba, for stay Of
some duration.
Countess Won Bernstorff. wife Of the
Ambassador of Germany, who Is in New
! York, will not return to the Embassy at
Washington this season.
Mrs. Frederick Lawrence. Of Chicago,
has taken an apartment in the Toronto
for the winter while her daughter at
tends school in Washington. Mrs Law
renee came over from Europe shortly
after the war broke out with Mrs. Harvey
Jester and her two children and Mira
TESTERS mother. Mrs. Garfield, Of Chi
cago.
Mrs. Russell Harrison will go to Nor
folk Tuesday to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Harry Williams, jr., who will be re-
membered as Miss Martina Harrison.
The president and officers Of the Dis
| triCt Auxiliary OF the Naval Relief So
ciety have issued invitations for a ball
| to be given in the Sail Loft at the Navy
Yard, Wednesday evening December %,
from . until l o'clock. The officers Of
the District Auxiliary include Mrs. E
w. Eberle, president: Mrs. Seaton
| Schroeder. Mrs. Richard wainwright,
and Mrs. George Barnett, vice presidents:
Mrs. Frank T. Beatty and Mrs. ". D.
MacDouEall. treasurers. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Wells, secretary. The executive COM
mittee consists Of Mrs. F. F Fletcher,
Mrs. E. J. Dorm, and Mrs. J. O. Nieol-
son.
| Mrs. P. H. Newell. Mrs. A. P. Davis.
Gen Marshall. L. S. A; Mrs. ". r.
Ryan, Mrs. W. R. King. Mrs. Morris
Bien, Mrs. E. G. Paul. Mrs ]. NJ Nc
Kinney. Mrs. c. G. Blanchard. Mrs. +.
Te!chman. Mrs. II. P. Seidemann Mrs
| G. y. CullOck. Mrs. F. c. Bebb. Mrs c
G. Duganne. Mrs. J. Fl. Pekkan. and Miss
/ Louise Carr will assist Miss Sarah Moore
| hostess Of the regular Monday evening
reception, at the Home Club. tonight A
program OF music and dances will be
given before general dancing, and tables
arranged for cards will also offer enter
/ tainment to the Home Club members.
I Mrs. Hugh a. Brown and Miss Mary
| Cramer will contribute vocal selections.
Miss Stevens will give piano solo. and
an exhibition japanese dance in costume
will be contributed by Mrs. Thadsn with
| a partner.
| Next Wednesday evening DR.. Harvey
W. Wiley will address the members OF
the Home Club in the club auditorium.