The Washington herald., 1907-04-20

Nine. Calderon and her daughter viii
leave the city with him early in the
season.
Senior J. A. Range. who has been ap-
pointed 10 succeed Senior Obaldia. the
present Panama Minister. sailed from
Panama Tuesday. and is expected 10 ar
rive in New York April 90 Senior
Obaldla will met the new Minister. who
comes on a special mission. and will.
therefore, not assume his duties as Minis
ter here for a month or SO, Senior
Obaldla remaining In that capacity,
NJ. de Pury. OF the Swiss Legation. who
has been on leave at his home in Switzer-
land. will return this coming week. NJ.
Vogel. the Swiss Minister, will leave this
country June J. and will spend the sum
mer abroad. He viii leave Nj. de Pury
as charge dataires.
The American Minister to Norway and
Mrs. Herbert H. D. Peiree, who have
been visiting in Washington for few
days, have gone TO Boston to visit their
SON. They viii return to Norway in
June.
The Norwegian Minister and Nine.
Hauge were arranging a dinner for the
Minister and Mrs. Peirce, but as the stay
here Of the latter was so very limited
the matter had 10 be abandoned.
Mrs. Bates, wife of Gen. Alfred e
Bates. who has just returned from the
South, has gone 10 New York to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Frederick Swift.
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Washington. after d sojourn of two years
IN Russia.
Miss Julia Sands. Of Newport. grand
daughter Of the late Rear Admiral Simp-
son. who. with her mother. Mrs Sands. is
stopping al the Grafton for a short time.
Was entertained at tea by Miss Olga
Converse. daughter OF Rear Admiral and
Mrs Converse, yesterday.
Mrs. Fairbanks. wife of the Vice Presi-
dent, who has been detained here by her
indisposition. has with her as her guest
Mrs. j. y. Carey. OF indianapolis. who Is
here attending the d. A. r. Congress
Mrs Fairbanks hopes to be able TO leave
for her home in indianapolis to-day. She
viii be accompanied by Mrs. Carey.
Maj Gen. George ". Davis and his
daughter. Miss Elise Davis, are expected
TO return from their visit IN Cuba the
first of the week.
Mrs. Amy Talbot Of the Connecticut
has staying with her her son and his
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Talbot. who
are spending part of their honeymoon
mil
Nine Godoy. wife Of the Mexican Min
lister to Cuba, will receive to-day, at her
home. 1900 Seventeenth street.
The Vicomte and Vicomtesse de Martel.
Of the French Embassy, gave an informal
luncheon yesterday. They entertained the
naval attaehe Of the French Embassy aud
Nine de Blanpre. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Watson. Of the British Embassy: Prince
Koudacheff. Of the Russian Embassy. and
Herr van Heemstede. Of the Netherland
Legation.
Mrs. Alexander Ennis Patton, of Phila-
delphia, entertained at a beautiful dinner
Thursday evening in the New Willard.
when her guests We're the attractive
pages" in the Continental Congress Of
the d. A r. They are Misses Alice II.
Dill. NJ II. McInnea Ella NJ RaigneI.
Catherine II. Mccormick. Efie Ellen
Thayer. Keith Sperry. Mary Louise
Wadsworth. Harriet Warrick Mahon,
Anna c. Todd, Violet Foster. Baker.
Madge Johnson. f. Y. Mlilman. Ellen
Maclay Love. Louise Boyd. Ellen Stout.
Kathryn Powell Chenowith. Adele La
vers. Sidney Dune. Naomi Thompson,
Mary p. DuncansoH. and Mamie "A. En-
cry.
Mrs Edward johnson. OF New York.
is the guest OF Mrs. McCreary. at Alton
House
Miss Mary Z Bennett. of Capitol Hill,
is spending month al Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. George Roscoe Rock, Of
the Seward, are being congratulated on
the birth Thursday morning OF a little
daughter, Edna Louise
Mrs. Grace Gallaudet Kendall of this
city. will be married at noon to-day 10
Ir- William r. f. Ciossen. a weli-known
artist Of Boston. Mass. Mrs. Kendall is
tllt uhNEuiti OF III t. NJ trdltdNQeLs pres
ident Of Gallaudet College, one Of the
most famous institutions of learning for
the deaf and dumb in the world, and the
widow of Prof. Kendall. formerly of
Williams College. The Gallaudets are
Connecticut family, and have long been
acquainted with Mr.. Chosen.
The ceremoney viii take place at Ken
dali Green. the seat Of the college, Rev.
Herbert D. G8llaudet brother Of the
bride. officiating. After the wedding. the
couple win leave for a brief honeymoon,
returning May I for the college com
mencement They will reside at Mag
nolia, Mass, during the coming summer.
meeting of the Washington Auxiliary
of the National Indian Association will be
held Tuesday. April q, at the residence
of Prof. and Mrs George Lansing Ray
mond. 1910 n street. There will. be a So
cial hour from 3 to p. M. followed by
an hours programme which will include
music and an address by Mr., Robert /.
Valentine. All interested are invited
SKATING CARNIVAL URGED.