The Washington herald., 1910-05-17

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Mr. and Mrs. Archibald r. Harmon
entertained at dinner last evening in
honor of Col. Eugene Plumacher, dean
OF the American consular corps of
Venezuela.
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Plumacher. jr.. Maj Edwardo Lores. OF
the Royal Guards of cuba; DR.. David
Suero. of Cienfuegos; Senior Julio Dor
don Villano, ex-governor OF Luzon.
Philippine Islands; Senior Jose Legaspi,
Of Manila; Miss Ethel Smith, Of Nash
ville Tenn. Mrs. Marion 2. Hall. of
Detroit: Miss Rhea Richardson Mr.. b
G, Plumacher, ex-captain of Venezuelan
guards. now Of Buffalo; Mr.. William II.
Weaver. of Philadelphia, and DR.. Mario
/ Nunez Mesa. attache of the Cuban Lee
cation. The decorations were Of white
and yellow spring flowers.
Mrs. Z. c. Brooks entertained a theatcr
party yesterday afternoon in honor OF
the bridal party for her daughter, Miss
Margaret c. c. Brooks, who will be mar
ried this afternoon to Or. Johnson. L. 5.
! y. In the evening. Miss Marthena HarH-
! son, who Will be one Of the bridesmaids,
/ entertained at supper.
Mrs. Elkins entertained at luncheon
yesterday, when she had as her guests
the wives Of United States Senators.
Miss Marie Grace Tyson. who has been
visiting her sister. AIRS. William sloan
Harrison, in Philadelphia. has just re-
turned Lieut. and Mrs. Harrison Ye-
turned with Miss Tyson and are the
( guests of her parents AR and Mrs,
II. p. Tyson, of Eighteenth street.
! A. Rustem Bey, who has been trans
ferred to the Ottoman Embassy in Paris,
went 20 New York yesterday, from where
he will sail for Europe to-day. He has
been charge daffaires Of the Turkish
Embassy for almost year.
Mrs. John T Heard, wife OF former
Representative Heard. Of Sedalia. No,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jessie Mccall
ley. at the Sorrento apartments.
Miss Elizabeth i. Fleming. daughter OF
the governor Of Florida, viii be the guest
Of her cousin. Mrs. Madison Baliinger
upon her return from Brooklyn. where
she went 20 christen the battle ship
Florida.
DR.. J. d. Boyd, L. 5. y, and Mrs
Boyd. with their daughter. Miss Alice
/ Boyd. Will 90 to New York to-day, after
closing their residence here, and viii sail
tomorrow for Europe. where they viii
spend the summer months travelling.
! Brig. Cen William ". Wotherspoon
and Mrs Wotherspo0n win close theiI
! apartments in the Dupont about the first
/ Of June and win go 10 their summer
place in jamestown. r. T., where they
viii spend the summer.
The military ettache Of the British
Embassy. Lieut. Col. James, and Mrs
James. who were to have left yesterday
for the summer embassy az Dublin, y. H.
have postponed their departure UNITS
after the funeral services for the late
King. TO be held here simultaneously with
those in London Friday.
Mrs William Belden Noble entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon in honor OF
| Miss Halle Franklin. who has a charm
ing mezzo-soprano voice Miss Franklin
sang several songs and played her OWL
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Miss Resale Eugenia s. Calvert daugh'
ter Of Mrs. Charles Baltimore Calvert, Of
MacAlpine. Md. and NJ. George Calver
will be married at st. Johns Church al
noon, when the Rev. George Calvert Car
ter. formerly of this city, and now OF
Bryn Nawr, Pa. a cousin Of both tht
bride and bridegroom. will officiate. The
bride will be gwen IN marriage by hel
brother, Mr. Richard c. NJ Calvert, and
Mr.. Calvert's best man will be his brother
Mr. John ". Calvert. On account Of q
very recent death in the family, the wed
ding will be a quiet one. and after theh
honeymoon travels the couple will make
their future home In Springfield. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell vii
leave here on the 31st Of this month fol
Cazeu0via, n. Y. where they viii spend
several months.
Pay Inspector and Mrs. Heap. accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Pansy
Bloomer, will so to New York some tim,
this week. where they will spend only q