The Washington herald., 1907-06-11

q dHalseS, aDQr Will HIS 4ltltlOotliib Alllt
family. is already established there.
Mr.. Edward Lotus. first secretary Of
the siamese Legation, sailed last week
for England TO spend the summer with
his wife.
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
Hauge left washington yesterday for
Boston. As yet, the plans are not def
mite but they will establish the legation
in that vicinity for the summer
The British Ambassador left Washing
ton Yesterday for the West, but was not
accompanied by Mrs. Bryce. who Will be
established, with the entire embassy
staff. al Intervale, n. H. upon his re-
turn. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Watson, of the
embassy staff, left here yesterday, and
will stop off at Bristol, l. l.. where they
will be the guests of Mrs. Watson S
parents.
The newly appointed Minister TO Den
mark and Mrs Egan held an informal
at-home Sunday afternoon, when they
were greeted by a large number Of
friends. Dr. Egan and his eldest daughter
will sail for Denmark early In August,
and will be Joined by the other members
Of the family later in the season.
Mrs. Andrew Y Bradley entertained al
an Informal tea at the Chevy Chase Club
Sunday afternoon. complimentary TO Mr..
Edwin Arden. Of the Belasco stock com
pany. and his leading lady. Miss Chrystal
Herne These two are making many
! friends in the smart circle, entertaining
and being entertained in fashion pracd-
caIv unknown 10 Washington. though
| John Drew and his niece, Miss Barry
more. have long been favorltes here. and
I last autumn one OF the most charming
entertainments was that which Miss
/ Grace Bell gave in honor Of Miss Elsie
/ Janis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace have
closed their house in Sixteenth street
and are spending a few days with Mrs
/ Wallace's father. Chief Justice Fuller
/ before going 10 their summer place. al
/ Sorrento, Ne.
Attorney General and Mrs, Charles J
Bonapa=te VIII spend the summer at the
Hotel Aspinwau at Lenox, Mass. They
will go there in July and remain until
/ some time in September.
/ The marriage Of Miss Jane Chase Clark
the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Charles Andrew Clark. Of Boston. and
Mr. William James Metcalf. Of this city
will takeNplace tomorrow. Following the
/ ceremony. there will be a reception from
! 3 until $50 at Weetamoe Lodge the
/ Clarks' summer home in Meddeld, Mass
/ Announcement is made OF the engage
/ ment Of Miss Louise Livingston, OF
| GreenviIle. Miss. and Earnest Lee, O.
/ Memphis. Tenn. Miss Livingston is vel
/ known in Washington, where she has
! spent several seasons at Fairmont Semi.
/ nary.
/ Word has come from Miss Marguerit,
/ Shonts In Paris that her mother has
/ grown much worse over there than she
was during the spring season in Washing
/ ton Hers Is a pronounced case Of ner.
vous prostratlon, from which it is wei
remembered that Mrs. Shonts suffered fol
some months before her departure fol
/ Europe. IN fact ii was due 10 the state
of her health that the family went abroad
again this year On account OF The
anxiety the family feel for their mother
they have made no plans for their SUM
mer beyond going 70 some foreign water
ing place for her special benefit II u
unlikely that they will be seen IN B0ndoI
this year II Mrs. Shonts improves il
f. time. they will make some house visits il
. England and France late in the summer.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Collins
daughter Of former Judge and Mrs. L0rH
+ c. Collins. Of CristobaI, Panama. formerl,
of Chicago. and Capt. John Faunuero,
NcGU. of the United States navy, vii
be solemnized Wednesday, June l9 d
Christ Church al Colon. Archdeaco,
Hendricks officiating. The ceremony vii
be followed by a small reception at IN
home II the brides parents. l3 CristobaI
Mrs. Edward s. Hudson, wife Of IN
british vice consul at Colon. viii be IN
matron Of honor. and the bridesmaid
will be Misses GLADYS and Helen Squiers
daughters Of the American Minister @
Panama. Rear Admiral Rousseau will b
best man. and Lieut. KinCade. Lieut.
Mathews. Lieut. Ross. Jesse N. Hyatt
and George Robb Collins. brother Of th
bride will serve as ushers.
Nrz T..v.rerea & Rakor OF Suffolk