The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine
Nabuco entertained at dinner last even
ing in honor Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. MacVeagh.
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
were the guests Of honor at dinner last
night Of Senator Kean and his sisters
the Misses Kean.
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Moncheur went to New York yesterday
afternoon 10 attend the launching Of the
Lapland- They viii return here on Thurs
day. They viii not leave Washington for
their new post until the first Of June. and
then only the Minister and his two daugh-
ters. Baronesses Marguerite and Alix. viii
go The Baroness wiz remain IN this
country with her two children. Baroness
Kathleen and the tiny son born IN the
legation last winter. with the parents of
the Baroness. Gen. and Mrs. Powell
Clayton.
The Danish Minister. Count Won Moltke.
returned yesterday to the legation from
a trip TO Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt. who
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Gibson. returned yesterday TO
their home in New York
The Russian Ambassador. Baron Rosen.
and Prince Koudachef, Of the embassy
stan, who spent the weekend in Atlantic
City. viii return 10 the embassy to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Francis Adams
we're hosts at dinner last evening.
Mrs. William Beach is spending the
early spring season with Capt and Mrs.
Warren Beach. who have begun their
series Of dinner parties.
Mrs. Allan MeLane Hamilton Is the
guest Of Mrs George Lothrop Bradley.
who Is in her Washington home for The
spring season
Mrs. William Haywood, who vas for
merry Miss Anna Wilson. daughter OF the
late Judge jeremiah Wilson. entertained
at a pretty tea yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. James Robert Mckee.
daughter Of former President BENJAMIN
Harrison The house was decorated with
palms and pink carnations. The tea table
had maiden hair fern and enchantress
roses for its decora ;ions. and Mrs. Schley.
wife OF Rear Admiral Schley. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee for a portion OF the time.
presided over Il Mrs. Haywood and her
rar- I'LL
two years hence, viii spend their summer
IN Europe
Mrs Sherman. wife OF the Vice Presl-
dent, entertained at luncheon yesterday.
IN her home in Massachusetts avenue, in
honor Of Mrs. William Lindley. regent OF
Oneida Chapter. D. A r. of Utica. y
Y. OF which Mrs Sherman has recently
become q member
The Illinois delegation in the d 4. 2
Congress entertained at large and bril-
liant tea al the Kew Willard yesterday
afternoon n honor OF Mrs. Matthew 7.
Scott, vice president general from that
state. and candidate for president gen
eral 10 succeed Mrs Donald Mclean.
Mrs Short Adam Willis was hostess at
a tea yesterday afternoon in her home
In honor Of the State delegation from
Connecticut 10 the D. A r Congress.
She had assisting her Mrs Sarah T.
kinney. State regent; Mrs. John l. Buel.
vice State regent; Mrs. John L. Sterling.
vice president general from Connecticut:
Mrs William Cumming Story, State
regent Of New York; Mrs. Seabrook sgd
nor, state regent OF Texas: Mrs. George
" SternbeTg. and Mrs. William Todd
Helmuth, Of New York. The decorations
Of the house and tea table were Of ferns
and Killarney roses.
The Argentine Minister and Nine. Por-
ella were the guests Of honor at dinner
ast evening. az the New Willard, of Mr..
md Mrs. Leopold Graham. Of Buenos
Ayres. The other guests were the first
Of the legation. Senor Don Al
1ertO PalaciOs Costa: the second secre-
AIRY, Senor Don Julian POrtela; Mr. and
Mrs. Francs Batcheller. Of Boston, and
Ms. b Batcheller. Of New York.
Mrs. Y. G. Latham. regent Of Hermitage
Chapter, D a R.. Of Memphis. and Miss
lyda c. Moore, delegate and State treas
Irer, are al the New Willard.
Mr. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo are
spending this week n New York.
Mrs. Van vechten Olcott will be at home
.o-Gay for the last time this season. Her
liece, Miss Rosewald. viii be with her.
Mrs William F. Dennis has with her in
Ter apartment at Stoneleigh Court Mrs.
2 H Coleman. Of Kentucky. and Mrs.
|. Hamilton Browning. Of Virginia.
Mrs DaIzen. wife Of Representative
)alzell, has been very III for a week, but
3 recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edson Bradley have closed
heir Washington home and opened their
tuxedo cottage for the remainder Of the
pring season. They viii go abroad later
or a summer trip. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley |
ID much for the social gayeties in Wash 1
1gton after they got into their handsome !
ew home on Dupont circle. and although 1
was late when they opened II. their /
ospitalities were constant and magnif- 4
ent
Bernard James Gallagher, Of Washing
on, and Miss Alice Caughy Bean, daugh-
er OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. BeaI. Of
iyattsville, were married last evening AT
O'Clock in St Jerome's Catholic Church.
iyattsville. by Rev. J. P. Tower. pastor.
the presence Of large gathering OF
-iends and relatives. The brides oil,
ttendant was the bridegroom's sister.
Iiss Annie Gallagher. and Mr.. Walter
brother OF the bridegroom was
est man. After a brief wedding trip
be bride and bridegroom viii 20 to their
lture home in Brightwood avenue.
Washington, where they will be at home
, their friends after May /
An elaborate programme has been ar
lnged BY the degree team Of George