The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Brazilian Ambassador and
Nine. NabucO Entertain.
MR.. MaeVEAGH IN NEW YORK

Mr.. MaeVEAGH IN NEW YORK
Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
Entertaining Sephews-Mrs. Meyer
and the Misses Meyer 10 Sail for
Europe on Saturday-Mrs. Leutze
Gives Pleasant Launch Party.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine. |
Na6uco entertained a dinner company 4
last evening in the embassy, in honor Of I
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox \
The guests asked to meet them were the 4
French Ambassador and Nine. JusseranG, /
the Russian Ambassador. Baron Rosen: 4
Senator and Mrs. William Alden Smith, 1
Representative and Mrs. James Brcck 1
Perkins. the Argentine Minister and Nine. /
Portela, the Peruvian Minister, Mr.. Pardo; I
the Chilean Minister and Nine. Cruz, the /
UrugUayan Minister and Nine Lafinur. I
the Cuban Minister and Nine. Garcia /
and Mrs Huntington Wilson. Mrs. John /
Phillips. Mrs John B. Henderson. Mr. |.
and Mrs Thomas T. Ganf, Mr.. ard Mrs /
Frank Ellis, Mr.. end Mrs. James Brown 1
Scott Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cumming. 4
Mr.. and Mrs James S. Harlan. Mr.. John I
Barrett Mr.. Lima. first secretary Of the I
Brazilian Embassy; Lieut.. Commander /,
D. T. Marques de Azayed0, naval attache 1
OF the embassy, and Mr. de Wanna /
Leksch, the second secretary Of the en- /
baSsy
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman (
are entertaining their nephew and niece. /
NJ and Mrs. Frederick II. Cookingham, |
Of Utica, y Y. who were married last I
week, IN Providence, r. J., the Vice Pres /
ident and Mrs. Sherman going up for the !
ved6ing. Mr.. Thomas VI. Sherman, the I
youngest son or the Vice President. also IS /
the guest OF his parents. The party spent /
yesterday afternoon at the Chevy Chase I
gOlf course. where young Mr. Sherman I
played in the golf tournament.
TIE Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr..
MacVeagh, is spending the week IN New
York. and viii return 10 Washington on
Saturday. Mrs MacVeagh remained IN
their apartment az the Arlington.
The Secretary OF the Navy, Mrs. Meyer,
and the Misses Meyer VIII 20 TO New
York Tomorrow whence Mr. Meytr
and the daughters viii sail on Saturday
/ for a months trip abroad. They viii
spend { short time in Rome with Mrs
Meyers aged aunt. and return TO this
/ country BY the same ship. They viii
( then go TO their home al Hamilton Mass
Secretary and Mrs Meyer entertained
2 Snail company at dinner last evening as
[ a farewell
( Mrs Leutze. wife OF Rear Admiral
/ Leutze, of the navy yard. took a party
/ Of young people down the river yester-
! day afternoon on one OF the government
I launches for 2 picnic The guests were
asked 70 meet Miss LeutZe-s guest Miss
8iintOl. Of New York and Miss Emery.
/ OF NorriStOwn, y J., who is the guest
I o. Miss Laura Wells. Miss Emery viii
/ be Abe guest next week Of the Misses
Downing. Miss Wells VIII go 20 Atlantic
/ City late next week for fortnights visit
/ Col AID Mrs. Frank l. Denny have
/ taken a cottage for the summer at Beaver
/ Lake, IN the AdirOndac1s, and viii 20
there IN June
Miss Irene Dieterich, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick g. Dieterich. Of this
city. was married on Wednesday after
7 noon 10 Mr.. Horace W Wright. OF Kear-
Rey, y. J. The ceremony was performed
/ at clock in the home Of the brides
. parents, n East Capitol street. by Rev.
! Enoch Thompson, rector Of the Church OF
the Nativity, before a company formed
/ OF relatives only and half dozen very
close friends. The house was handsomely
/ decorated with palms. white TOses and
/ Southern smilax, and the music was fur
n;shed by two close friends OF the bride,
Miss Olive Demarest. pianist, and Miss
Elton RonssvilIe, violinist. They gave a
charming programme Of music.
The bride was attended by her gifted
young sister, Miss Anita Dieterich. a
scholarship pupil Of the Peabody Con-
servatory Of Music. and the best man was
Mr.. Leslie Martin. Of New York The
( bride entered the draWing-room with her
father. who gave her in marriage She
wore a superb imported gown of natural
old rose silk, made in three-piece style.
Her hat was a large one of old rose with
. splendid willow plumes shading from
cream TO old rose. She carried a shower
/ Of lilies Of the valley and Bride roses.
l Miss Dieterich. The maid of honor. wore
pale pink satin made diTectOire and en-
-train with large pink hat with pink
piumes. and carried a large bunch OF pink
I sweet peas and pink carnations Miss
Bertha Wright, o. Kearney, y. J., sister
Of the bridegroom, was present.
After the ceremony. a buffet luncheon
was served. after which the bride and
bridegroom left for Philadelphia and New
York. and viii later 10 to Atlantic City.
They viii then go to Elmira. y. Y.
where they have a sixteen weeks en-
gageDent in opera, the bride as the prim1
donna OF the company and the bridegroom
as the leading tenor
Mrs. Wright is one Of the most gifted
young women who ever adopted the
I stage from local circles she has a
charming soprano voice, which has been
cultivated in Europe, and she is gifted
with q splendid knowledge Of the plano
and IN other instrumental lines. She also
! has the advantage of much personal
| beauty. She met Mr.. Wright since she
( went on. the stage. where she has had
Unprecedented success, first with the
/ Merry Widow" company, and later in
- vaudeville musical sketch Mr. Wright
| is an Englishman by birth. but his fam
] ily have lived in kearney for about four
years. They have just signed wi.d the
Rorick Glen Opera Company to give
opera throughout the season at F'-nira.
Mrs. CsIderon Carlisle and Miss Carlisle
have gone TO Hot Springs. Va, to open
/ their cottage there for the season.
Countess voo MoItke wife Of the Dan