The Washington herald., 1907-04-25

Powers Farr OF New York. AS Mrs. /
Parker is in mourning, only few friends /
were Invited TO meet Mrs. Farr.
The Assistant Secretary OF the Navy |
and Mrs. Newberry entertained at dinner
last night
The personnel OF washington's diplo- /
matte corps has been augmented by the
arrival OF NJ and Mime. L. d'ATenas de /
Lima. the former acting charge daffaires /
Of Portugal. NJ. d'Arenas de Lima is the
first secretary OF the Portuguese Embassy |
in Paris, who comes here to act as charge /
for his government during the absence OF
the minister. the Vicomte d Alte. NJ. and
Nine a. Arenas de Lima are both delight |
/ ful persons 10 meet. and viii be great ad
dHlons 70 the 20 'ial life Of the Capital.
They both speak English, For the pres
ent they are located at the Raleigh, but
win in a week or so establish themselves
I In permanent quarters. They will leave
I to-day for Norfolk with the OtheT menu
bers of the diplomatic corps. NJ. d Arenas
/ de Lima's arrival here transfers ali the
/ business Of the Portuguese Legation 20
I his care. from that OF the Brazilian En-
/ bassy, which has managed Portuguese
/ affairs since the departure on leave OF
/ Vic0mte Alte this past fall
I Mr. Manuel de Freyrey santander. first
secretary OF the Peruvian Legation has
arrived ia Washington. He was born
here. his father having been Minister
| from Peru ten years. from 1861 to 1877. so
/ he is not altogether a stranger. He is a
/ grandson Of Gen. Santander a distin-
guished officer Of Bolivia lie speaks
English. French and Spanish with equal
( huency. His last post was Bogota, where
I he was charge ad interim
+ Society is much interested IN the COM
/ ing appearance Of the Ben Greet players
in the wonderful miracle play. Every
man" As there are no boxes available
al present ia Continental Hall when
scenery is required, groups OF seats have
| been taken instead by Mrs Hubbard,
Mrs Parrish, Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Mr.
| Duncan Phillips. Mrs Janin. Mrs Rlves
/ Mrs Edison Bradley, Mr. Charles Henry
Butler, and Mr. J. William Henry Among
others who have taken seats are Mrs
1 Bryce, wife Of the British Ambassador
| Mrs Harlan, Mrs. Brewer, Mrs Bona
parte. Mrs Garfield Mrs. Franklin Bell
Mrs. Frederick Innes Allen. Mrs. Richard
( Butler. Mrs Glover, Mrs. Davenport. Mrs.
/ Eustis. Mrs. Gillespie. Mrs. Glover Mrs
I Hennen Jennings Mrs. James NJ john
ston, Mrs. mcfarland, Mrs. Mcclure.
Mrs Duncan McKim. Mrs. oliver. Mrs.
/ Thomas Nelson Page. Mrs, Pinchot, and
Mrs. Waicott
Mrs. Curtis. wife OF Capt L. A. Curtis,
Twenty-second Infantry. with her infant
daughter, Barbara, is at the Mendoza. As
the guest of her father, AIr. William T.
Kent
The MUTT Card club entertained its
/ FRIENDS at a dance at Dyers Hall last
evening Messrs. Cummins, Jenal, and
Evans We're the committee in charge
About thirty-hve couples were present
/ The club is composed Of the following:
! Misses Cissel. Faris. Finch. Mcknight.
/ Stokes. and Clare Walsh. Messrs. Schlafiy,
/ Cummins. Jenal Brooks. Evans Pratt,
/ Chapman. and Fern.
| There will be a meeting OF the Poca-
hontas Memorial Association az the Eb-
bitt House, at 4:SO o'clock to-day. The
old and new members are most cordially
| invited
The Washington Auxiliary Of the Ma
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evening at the home of Pref. and Mrs
George Lansing Raymond. 1910 n street.
/ There was a social hour, during which
refreshments were served, after which the
following programme was rendered; Invo-
cation. by Rev. S. S. Laws, D. D.; reports;
vocal solo. by Mrs. J. W. Spencer; ad-
dress. Mr.. Robert G. Valentine; also
statements regarding the Indians, by Mr..
! ~ ar mt 80
In Indian work.
Richard T. Evans, of the Geological Sur
vey. and Miss Macy /. LENS. a teacher
in the local high schools, were married
at o'clock yesterday afternoon At the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
. c. P Huestis, on Capitol Hin.
/ The wedding was the elimination of a
romance of several years. dating from
the time when the contracting parties
We're felloNv-pupils at the Eastern High
School. Rev. George z. MadeweIl. pastor
of Waugh NJ. E. Church, performed the
ceremony. The double parlor and dining
room, where a large party Of relatives
and friends assembled, We're decorated
with palms and cut flowers.
Mr and Mrs Evans left last night for
Virginia Beach and the jamestown Ex-
position. whence they viii go on tour
of the country, winding up at Colorado
Springs.
The festival committee of the Washing
ton Fairgrounds Association yesterday
afternoon announced the following patrons
and patronesses for the third annual song
festival by 500 public school pupils. for the
benefit of the school Fairgrounds fund
TO be given the evening of May Il. at the
| New National Theater:
HI Commissioner Henry B. f. Macfarland
| Commissioner Henry /. West. Commits
: sioner John NJ Biddle Theodore "
Noyes. John r. Mclean, Scott c. Bone
| Edwin D. Shaw, William H. Moses. Will
lam Hoeke. A Lisner, E. Southland Par
kerr A. NJ. Lothrop, Percy S. Foster, E
H. Droop. Admiral George w. Baird. and
| Sidney Lloyd Wrightson; Mrs. Newberry
| Mrs. Pinchot, Mrs. Thomas Il. Anderson
Mrs. Howard Malcolm Kutehin. Mrs John
II W Foster Mrs. Job Barnard, Mrs. Ash
| ! lev nj. Gould, Mrs, Wendell p. Stafford
/ Mrs Daniel 7. Wright, Mrs William +
III Chancellor. Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman, Mrs
e. Francis Riggs. Mrs. Thomas Nels5r
Page Mrs. Glover. Mrs Wetmore. Mrs
: Cooley. Mrs Gan, Mrs. Robert Wads
worth. Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Charles J. Bona
parte. Mrs Cowles, Mrs. Garfield, Mrs
p Oliver Wendell Holmes. Mrs. Charles J
Bell, Mrs. Francis B. Loring. Miss Keane
Miss Gertrude Myer, Mrs. 5 W Wood
ward, Mrs. Ralph Johnson. Mrs Board
man. Mrs. Caldron Carlisle, Mrs. Taft
}. Mrs. Metealf, Mrs. Jokn ~ Harlan, Mrs