The Washington herald., 1907-05-16

Secretary of State and Mrs. John
W. FOster-Miss Sullivan, of New
Orleans, Guest of Honor at Bridge
Whist AGair-Cranes TO Close Home.
President Roosevelt yesterday received
the Brazilian officers who have left their
ships at Hampton Roads and come TO
Washington for short visit.
They were Rear Admiral Duarto Huet
de Bacellar. who commands the fleet;
Capt Cayalcanti de Lins. of the Ri
achuelo; Capt. Pereira Leite, of the
Barroso; Capt Altino Correa, of the
Tamoyo. and three lieutenants of the
admirals staff. They were introduced to
the President by Mr.. Nabuco. the Bra
lillian Ambassador, who was accompanied
by the counselor Of the embassy. Mr.
Gurgel do Amaral
The latter has been devoting his time
TO the visiting officers ever since their ar
rival in Washington. showing them the
sights Of the Capital
They will be entertained at dinner to
morrow night by Mr.. Root. Secretary Of
State, and Saturday night by the Brazilian
Ambassador
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine
Creel entertained at dinner last evening
complimentary to the former Secretary Of
State and Mrs John W. Foster Invited
to meet the guests of honor were the
Minister from Costa Rica and Miss Calvo.
the Cuban Minister and Nine Quesada,
the Argentine Minister and Nine Portela
the Peruvian Minister SenOr Felipe
Pardo; the Spanish Minister, Sen0r Pima y
Milet. the Minister from Salvador Senior
Don FREDERICK Hejia; Mrs. L. Frank COe
Mrs. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs James B.
Scott. Mrs. anC Miss GodOy. Mr. and Mrs
Joaquin CoTtazar. ScnOr Jose +. G0d0y.
first secretary Of the Mexican Embassy;
Senor Luis Riccy, second secretary of the
embassy, and Senor NictOriana Salado
Alvarez.
Capt. Edward f. Qualtrough, L. S. y.
anG Mrs Qualtrough entertained at
bridge whist last night, complimentary
to Miss Sullivan, Of New Orleans
Their other guests were Rear Admiral
and Mrs Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs Spald-
ing, Capt. and Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Green, of
New York. Mai and Mrs Wilcox. Capt
and Mrs. Sharpe. Miss Thompson, Miss
Davidge. Capt and Mrs. Hinson. Col
Barneete. Rear Admiral and Miss Sebree
and Mr.. Bryan.
Mrs Anne Armistead Parker. Of War
renton, Va, was married very quietly
10 Mr.. George T. Cr0xton, Tuesday Mr
and Mrs. Croxtou will make their future
home in Rappahannock County, Va.
Senator and Mrs Winthrop Murray
Crane will close their house here next
week and go TO Dalton. where they are
erecting a beautiful summer home.
They have decided TO name their infant
son Stephen. after his grcat-great-grand-
father In the meantime, while waiting
% go away. little Stephen is enjoying the
warm days from the little balcony on the
third story Of the Crane mansion on
Rhode Island avenue. A large blanket
spread over the railing screens the little
fellow from the street. and a pretty baby
blue parasol shields his eyes. as he and
his nurse take their morning outing in
seclusiUn.
Mrs. Payne Whitney, who spent the
Easter season with her mother, Mrs
John Hay, has opened her summer home
at Mauhasset. Long Island
Gen. and Mrs. J. Franklin Bell will 60 70
Tuxedo this week TO be the guests of the
Rev and Mrs. Herbert Shipman. Of New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Shipman are well
known In Washington, as they have spent
much time here with Mrs. Shpman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley.
Mrs. John X. Pruyu and the Misses
Pruyn. who have occupied the house of
Mr.. and Mrs F. Lee Phillips on II street.
this winter. will leave the Capital on
June 1, and go to their country place
in New York State.
Baron Hengelmuller. the Austrian Am
bassIdor, is spending a few days I'm New
York. He will return to the Embassy
next Monday afternoon.
Mime. Guzman. wife Of the first secre-
tary of the Colombian Legation. and
daughter Of the Colombian Minister and
Nine. C0Eaz, has returned from a visit
to New York
Baron Schlippenbach Russian consul
general at Chicago, is visiting the Rus
sian Ambassador and Baroness ROseE at
the Embassy on I street
Gen. Frank \. Thorp. l. S. a. and Mrs
Thorp are at the Normandie for the re-
maindor Of the month.
Senator James A. Hemenway. OF IN
diana, arrived in the city yesterday, TO
remain a few days.
Friendship" where the great fete for
charity viii be held tomorrow and
Saturday. grows more beautiful every
day with the continuance Of more
genial weather. The leading charity or
ganizations Of the city will be represented
by amusing novelties and new methods Of
money getting. and in some way or other
a large proportion Of society's smartest
set will take part In the entertainments.
which, under a variety of titles, will be
going on in different parts Of the house
and porticOes and the extensive gardens.
The amateur talent which has become
better known the past season than IN
years before, will have a number Of
methods to attract attention to itself and
incidentally dollars and dimes to the
Golfers Of the institutions it is helping.