The Washington herald., 1909-04-30

SSieltQ enter td-LSu dL ViHhFI ldSl tholt-
ing in homer Of the Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Knox Other guests were the
British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce. the
Attorney General and Mrs. Wickersham,
Mrs Holmes, Senator and Mrs Lodge,
Senator Root. the Persian Minister. Gen.
Morteza, Khan; the Danish Minister and
Countess Won Moltke. Gen. and Mrs FOs-
ter, the second secretary Of the United
States Embassy al Vienna and Mrs Mel
son O'Shaughnessy, the Assistant Seere-
tsry OF State and Mrs Wilson, Cen and
Mrs. John ". Foster. Mrs. Yerkes. and
Mr. Lefevre-Pontalis. counselor OF the
French Embassy.
Mrs. Bryce, wife Of the British Am
bassadOr. entertained at a very small
tea yesterday afternoon, postponed quite
suddenly from Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Kennard. wife OF the second secretary OF
the embassy. and Miss Adams presided
at the tea table The embassy was
frightened with pink and white roses
and carnations and ferns.
Miss Oliver, daughter Of the Assistant
Secretary Of War, entertained at dinner
last evening IN her fathers home in honor
OF her house guest. Miss Josephine Du-
rand. daughter of the former British Am
bassador and Lady Durand Represent
roned the party OF eighteen. as Gen and
Mrs Oliver were dining out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 7. Gan were
hosts at dinner last evening in honor Of
their house guests. Mr. and Mrs Ter
RAIN, OF Boston.
The Swiss Minister, DR. Yogel. who is
leaving this country before long. enter
tained a small company at luncheon yes
terday. including Viscount de Martel. OF
the French Embassy staff; Mr.. Janssens.
Of the Belgian Legation stan. and Mr.
Martin, OF the Swiss Legation staff.
Mr.. de Thai. Of the Russian Embassy
stan, who has spent the past six months
in his home country and Europe. has re-
turned TO this country. and will come TO
Washington to-day.
Mrs. Fremont. wife OF Capt. John c.
Fremont, L. s y, entertained at a tea
yesterday afternoon in honor OF Mrs
Frederick Amy. Of New York. who was
formerly Miss Milicent Magruder. a
cousin OF the hostess Mrs. Anderson.
OF Philadelphia. mother Of Mrs. Fremont,
and the Misses Fremont, her daughters.
The drawing-roOms and the tea tables
had decorations Of apple blossoms and
dogwood and palms and ferns.
The German Ambassador. who has been
in Ohio for a short time, viii return 20
the embassy here to-day. He VIII ac-
company the Countess Won Bernstorf and
their daughter. Countess Alexandra von
BernstOrff, to New York on Sunday. and
see them sail for their home in Germany
next Tuesday They will spend the sum
mer there. and be joined lates on by the
Ambassador
The Indiana Society viii hold its April
meeting tonight in the music rooms Of
the Washington Club. at O'Clock. Rep
resentative William 4. Culiop. Of Vim
cennes. Ind. will be the speaker Of the
evening, and a programme OF music has
been arranged by AIr. Thomas l. Jones.
Mrs. Frank Moss was hostess at lunch
con yesterday in honor Of Mrs. James :.
Sherman. wife Of the Vice President
The other guests were: Mrs. J. Van
vechten Olcott, Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins, Mrs. Thomas n. Chatard. Mrs.
Arthur Lee, Mrs. William Belden Noble.
Mrs. Charles D. Walcott, Mrs. Stockton.
Mrs Peyton Russell, Mrs Charles Poor,
and Mrs. George r. Becker.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Susan Fitz GIbbon TO MI Maurice A
Powers. The ceremony was performed
last Saturday by Rev. Father Mcclure.
pastor Of St. Roses Catholic Church. in
tie parsonage. at Rockville. \ wedding
breakfast at the New Willard followed
The marriage was a surprise 10 their
many friends. as they had not previously
announced their intentions.
The bride was in charge Of the musIc
copyright department Of the Library OF
Congress She was the guest Of honor
at a luncheon given yesterday in the Con-
gress Hall Hotel By her associates IN
the library Among the guests were Mrs.
c B. WOrralI. Mrs B c. COckrelI, Mrs
J B. ShepIey, Miss Annette IaradeIla.
ard Miss Eva Lawton- They presented
the bride with a handsome silver service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers VIII leave this
week for New Haven, which VIII be their
future home.
The marriage IS announced Of Miss
Helen Frances Phillips. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Phillips 10 Mr.. George
Louis WheelOck. formerly Of this city.
and now Of New York. The ceremony
was performed in New York on Wednes-
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