The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-14

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Miss Plerson was a frequent visitor al
the Ffoulke home in Massachusetts
avenue Mr. Hun is a brother-in-law Of
| Representative Richmond Pearson Hob
son. and has quite a few other friends
az the Capital
| The usual afternoon reception and tea,
which IS held az the Congressional Club
on Friday afternoons. viii take place to-
morrow. Mrs Lenore Sherwood Pyle, OF
| Detroit. daughter Of Gen. and Mrs. Sher-
wood. OF Congress Hail. by invitation Of
/ the club, viii give a musicale on Wednes-
day afternoon. April 20, az 4 O'Clock.
Mrs. John =. Jackson and her daughter,
Mime. Ekengren. wife OF the secretary Of
| the Swedish legation. were hostesses at
tea yesterday afternoon in compliment TO
Mrs. Jacllson's daughter. Nine. Demlng
Jaryes. Of Dinard. France. who is their
guest
The Second Secretary OF the British
Embassy and Mrs. Young with their two
children viii SAT- from New York on
| May II Tor Europe. 10 spend their summer
abroad. Mr.. Young viii spend part Of the
summer NJ The Hague, where be IS 20 90
on a special mission for his government.
/ Baron Richthofen. who has recently
/ been appointed third secretary Of the
/ German Embassy, will arrive in the
/ United States about the last Of this
/ month. lie Is succeeding Mr.. Won
Stumm. who was promoted 10 second
secretary.
Mrs. Pmlng and Miss Ruth PiEing VIII
| leave Washington next Tuesday for their
home in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
where they will probably spend two
months. and from there go 10 New
/ Hampshire Tor the remainder OF the
warm weather.
/ Mrs Logan Tucker. wife OF Capt
Tucker. L. s NJ c., Will go TO New
/ York to-day from where she will sail
on Monday for Panama 10 join Capt
Tucker, who is stationed there for sew
/ eral months.
| Mrs Charles T. Humphrey. wife Of
/ Mai Gen. Humphrey, with her daugh-
/ ter Miss Helen Humphrey, VIII leave
! here tomorrow for Atlantic City. where
/ they viii be joined by Miss Humphrey.
who has been visiting n New York.
/ Two distinguished English women. Ms
/ Sykes and Miss Mary Maud. viii be IN
/ town for a few days with Mrs. a. H.
/ Fowler, Ices Sixteenth street. Miss
/ Sykes is noted Persian traveller, and
Miss Maud IS a well-known writer Of
nature subjects. Mrs Fowler has leased
/ the house 1871 y street for a term Of
years and Will come back 10 Washington
next winter and take possession OF her
new residence.
Mr. and Mrs Sidwen and the teachers
Of Friends School will be at home for
the last time this spring tomorrow after
noon. Mr. J. +. Taylor will give a lee
| ture at 2 o'clock on Snapshot in Flor
| ida" illustrated by photographs.
| Mr. and Mrs c. T. Corby closed their
house yesterday and moved to their farm
near Rockville. Nd
The Crescents have issued cards for
| their eighth dance Of the season at Elks'
! ballroom next Saturday evening. The
committee in charge of the arrangements
| IS composed Of Joseph w. McKericher.
| Myron Taylor. Forrest c. PendIeton.
! Laird /. Neal, W. Harry Trotter. and
| Harry c. Sigourney.
! Mrs. Louis Arthur Coolidge. wife OF the
] former Assistant Secretary of the Treas
/ ury, will entertain at tea on Saturday.
April e. from 4 TO o'clock. at their
home, 24l9 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney will AFFORD
Washington society the pleasure Of hear
ing DR.. a. L. Fareed. of the Illinois State
! University, on The part Of a prisoner In
Il political play" at her studio house.
222S r street the former home Of Rep
resentative Van Vechten Olcott, on Sun
| day night at o'clock
! DR.. Fareed is a physician and surgeon
as well as a scholar and a linguist Of
repute. His subject is most interesting.
and his presentation unique and absorb
ing. He will be in Washington two or
! three months, doing northumberland
work with DR.. W. II. Wilmer
! During the past two weeks he has been
! entertained by prominent hosts and hos
tesses. He was the guest of honor yes
terday Of Mr. Herbert Putnam. at the
Round Table" at the Library of Con-
| gress.