The Washington herald., 1909-06-12

The Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs.
Franklin Macveagh were the dinner guests
last evening Of the Assistant Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Huntington Wilson.
who had small company to meet them.
The japanese Ambassador, Baron Taxa
hira. left Washington yesterday for
Michigan. where he will deliver an ad-
dress before the University Of Michigan.
He VIII go later to Champlain. H., and
deliver another address at the state Uni
versity Of Illinois.
Nine. Nabuco. wife Of the Brazilian
Ambassador. and her children left Wash
ington yesterday for New York. where
she will be Joined to-day by tae Ambas-
sador. They viii 20 to Manchester-by-
the-Sea early in the week 70 open the
summer embassy for the season.
Baroness Moncheur, wife OF the Bel
gian Minister. and their two young chill
dren will leave here on Monday for York
Harbor to remain until August p when
she viii sail for Europe TO join the Min
lister. who viii meet her IN Belgium on
her arrival He will sail from New York.
accompanied by his two oldest daugh-
ters. Baroness Marguerite and Baroness
Alix. and their maternal grandmother,
Mrs Holman, OF Baltimore. who VIII
spend the summer with them abroad.
Baroness Marguerite Will leave on Mon
day for Baltimore. After a few days
there with her grandmother they VIII
meet Baroness Alix in Philadelphia,
fa fe fv- g-f-,
lister in New York
Mrie. de Lagercrantz. wife OF the Swed-
ish Minister. left Washington yesterday
FOR New York, where she VIII join the
Minister and their daughters, The former
has been IN Chicago for a short time. and
the daughters have been the guests OF
Senator and Mrs. Aldrich and Miss Al
drich al their summer home at Warwick
R. 1. The family viii san for their home
il Sweden. where the younger members
OF the family circle have remained dur
ing the last season.
Miss Yvonne Townsend. Of this city,
was among the six Americans presented
a. the court IN London last night by Mrs.
Reid. wife OF the Ambassador from the
United States Miss Townsend wore a
white princess gown, with train OF white
tulle
Mrs. Reid. attlred IN a green gown.
presented the following: Mrs. Joseph
Stckney. OF New York. who wore a white
satin gown with a velvet train embroid-
cred with silver; Mrs. Walter Farrell. OF
white satin. with pearl and dla-
mOnd trimming and a train OF real lace:
Miss Anita Stewart. OF New York. white
satin. with silver trimmings: Miss Ruth
Adams, OF New York white satin. /
trimmed with the palest pink chiffon. with /
I train OF white lisse over silver tissue 4
Ind Miss Julia Calhoun. OF New York. /
Did rose satin charmeux, with train OF /
noon silver tissue Gardenias were the
'avorite flowers at this court. The i
dresses were more deliberately trimmed
Ind embroidered than ever before. owing 4
70 the Kings recent regulation that only
hose specially commanded should attend i
Ine court was much less crowded thar /
usual this year
Georgianna Lady Dudley presented I
Mrs. John Ward Mrs Ward who is the
laughter OF Ambassador Reid, wore white
iatin with e white velvet train. Mrs.
Reid presented Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss.
wife OF the secretary OF the American
egStiOn at Brussels.
Invitations have been received here for
he marriage OF Miss Aiyrteile Fennell to.i
Dr. George S. Waldo. which viii take
lace on June p in Gainesville. Fla. Dr..
Waldo was formerly a resident OF wash
ngton. where he was a prominent dentist
ie Is son Of the late Dr. Roswell
II
4 Mrs l. Waldo Locking, the we'll
nown authOress Of chfldren's stories. He
) also a brother OF DR.. w H. Waldo. Of
Fla. Miss Fennen is a na-
i've OF Gainesville. being one Of its most
aiented bells and a cultured musician.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins and family left
Washington yesterday for their summer
one at Williamstown. Mass.
Mrs Calderon Carlisle and her daugh-
ar. Miss Mary Carlisle. went yesterday
Hot Springs. Va. TO their cottage.
there they will spend the summer
Gen. and Mrs, Marshall are at West
'olnt this week attending the commence
lent exercises at the Academy there
hey will return to their apartment AT ,
toneleigh Court before going West. !
hey VIII make an extended trim throuob
.ellowstone Park and to Seattle. Wash.
the exposition there. 4
Mr. Frank Sadlier, with his bride. who
'as Miss Neva Hecker, OF New York is :
Washington on a visit TO Lieut.. H. c. ]
'ingler, L. S n, and Mrs DingIer. Mr.. ]
nd Mrs Sadlier viii leave in a few days 4
DR. a trip to Thousand Islands, Canada.
newfoundland. and Nova Scotia. After I
1ly they viii spend the summer al their
ountTe home, at Sea Bright. n. I5eut
[ c DingleT. Z. s. n, and Mrs. DingIer
nd son. Sadlier Dingler, have returned Z
their home. I723 Q street. after a visit
New York, where they went TO attend
le wedding of Mrs. Dingler's brother.
-r. Sadlier. TO Miss Hecker. Later they
III occupy a cottage at Chevy Chase
1r the summer
Mr. DyffIfo-n