The Washington times., 1906-11-13
ATTACHE De AQUINO
ARRIVES SATURDAY
Naval Representative of Bra
lillian Embassy to Bring
Family Here.
Mr.. NABUCO COMING HERE

Cards Out for Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wells Tea for Their
Daughter.
The newly appointed naval attache or
the Brazilian embassy. Lieut. Comman-
der Raedeler de Aquino. will arrive in
New York Saturday from Brazil on the
ST. Louis. of the American line. He
viii come directly TO Washington with
Nine de Aquino and their family.
Colonel de Pederneiras the military
attaehe OF the Brazilian embassy. and
Mr. de Velloso. the second secretary,
will leave Washington for New York
Thursday. 10 meet Mr. Nabuco. the am
bassador, on his return from Brazil
They will return to Washington proba-
bly, next day
Mrs. Victor Clement, whose engage
ment TO Capt. sydney Amos Cloman.
recently appointed military attaehe 10
the American Embassy In London. has
been announced. entertained informally
at dinner Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yoe. of Chicago.
who will occupy the apartment OF Cen
eral and Mrs. Forbes In the Connecti-
cut, during their absence In Europe,
have arrived IN Washington and taken
possession Of their new home.
Mrs, Samuel Thomas. who occupies a
handsome suite OF apartments In Stone
leigh Court during the winter. ler
Washington Saturday for a brief visit
to New York.
Miss Joanna Schroeder. the debutante
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Seaton
Schroeder. entertained a number OF the
seasons debutantes informally at tea
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells have cards
out for a tea for Wednesday, Novem-
ber &. In honor OF their debutante
daughter Miss Laura Clifford Wells.
Mrs. w B. Mflard and Miss Silver.
OF Omaha. Neb., are spending this week
with Miss Miilards aunt, Mrs. Mary S.
Lockwood on their way 10 New York
20 visit Mrs. Millard's sister Mrs. George
Barton, and with her sister was well
khoWn IN Washington society during
their girlhoods.
Mrs. Eliinger. who has had a long So
Journ abroad, has returned to. Wash
ington and taken the house. 20l2 Hnlyer
place, for the winter. She will be toined
here later by her sister, Mrs. Earl
ougher. and Miss EarlOugher. or Paris.
who will spend the winter with her.
Miss EaTlOugher viii be an attractive
addition TO the list of debutantes OF this
season. and Will be presented by her
aunt later on
Mrs. Letter, widow OF the late Levi L.
Letter. OF Chicago and Washington. will
arrive IL, Ne 1sr IN.
on the Baltic from England. She will
come 10 her Washington home on Fri
day, which has been made ready for
her. She is accompanied by her daugh-
ter, the Countess OF Suffolk and her
son-in-law. Lord Cur2On, formerly vice
roy OF India. 1t Is not known definitely
whether Mrs. Colin Campbell formerly
Miss Mamie Letter, is in the party, She
expected TO sail with them, but being
IN rather delicate health this winter,
friends who have just returned from
England. where they visited the Letter
girls, believe that at the last moment
II was thought best for her 10 remain in
her English home. Mrs. Letter occupied
TulloCh Castle. in the north OF Scotland
during the summer. where she had with
her all her children and her grand
children.
Mrs. William A. Slater has issued in
vitations for the marriage of her daugh-
Ter, Louise 10 Thomas Camden Allen,
which will take place Tuesday. NOYem-
n
northeast Miss slater is formerly from
Durham. n. c.. and Mr.. Allen from
Raleigh, n. c. but now he is employed
in the fourth vice presidents office OF
the Southern Railway Company in
Washington.
A wedding OF unusual beauty took
place IN Potomac Chapel. Montgomery
county. Nd, on Wednesday, November
z, when Miss Mabelle SnouffeT became
the bride or y. Welland Long. of Rock
vile. Md. Miss SnOuffer is one OF PO-
tomac5 mast popular young women.
Her gown D. French muslin was ex-
qui5itely made and she carried large
white chrysanthemums. Her only at
tendAnt was her sister, Miss Fannie
Snouner, VINO was dressed in white
Swiss and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns. Max Wemner was
The ushers we're Charles snouner.
brother of the bride, and the Messrs
Hardin ard Carter Cleggett. The church
was beautifully decorated with palms.
roses. carnations, chTysanthemums, and
ferns. The music was rendered by Mrs.
Frank stone. who gave LohengTin's
''WeddE March as a professional and
Mendelssohn as a recessiOnaI After
the Ger emony the bride and bridegroom
received the congratulations OF their
friends. Their future home Will be in
Rockville after November 20.
The Congenials will hold their reg
ulaT monthly assembly Thursday even
ArmOry.
The Secretary Of State will leave
Washington some time this week for a
Western tour. During his absence Mrs
Root VIII remain in Washington. Miss
Root Is still in New York, the guest OF
relatives
The town hall at Kensington. Md,
was the objective point of a small
crowd OF pleasure seekers that made up
a straw ride party last SATURDAY. night
Dancing was In order until the clock
chimed midnight and after partaking of
q repast the hOmeWaTd journey was
begun. Those who made up the party
Wers Misses Cecilia Nalley. Louise
Carr, Grace Ford, Nellie Lev, Mary
Ward, Claudia Edwards Nellie Raj
llnger. and Aubrey Witten. Harry Gent
ner, Fred Koch, Clarence Cook William
Gasson, Gratz Hughes, and William
Hotel.
Mrs Henry POsner. OF Norfolk, Va
who cane TO visit her niece Miss Hflda
Frank, at the Chevy Chase school. is