The Washington herald., 1910-05-21

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Wedding Ne1A Thursday.
The President and Mrs. Taft occupied
the Presidential box at the Belasco Thea
ter last evening to see the Ben Gree
Players in Shakespeare's Merry Wlve,
Of Windsor" They were accompanied
by Capt Archibald w. Butt
Mrs. sherman. wife of the Vice Presi
dent returned to Washington yesterday
from her home in Utica, where she ha.
! spent the last few days.
The Attorney General, Mr.. WIckersham
left yesterday for Philadelphia for few
I days. His sister. Lady Hadfeld. Of Eng.
1 land. will arrive the end OF this month
TO spend a short time with Mr.. and Mrs
! Wickersham
The German Ambassador Is in New
York for several days.
The military attache OF the German
Embassy. Mai Won Lvonius. is visiting
! in New York State, where he will spend
a few days before sailing for Germany "a
/ join Nine. Livonius and their young son
The Chinese Minister entertained infor-
mally at dinner last evening in honor Of
Prof. jerks. Of Cornell University.
Mrs Franz Ellie vrhn hoe hoav ,.G-ftfv.
at Virginia Hot Springs, returned 20 this
city yesterday.
The Charge d'Affaires OF the Argentine
Legation and Nine. Villegas will be hosts
at tea on Wednesday. May p. in ceIe-
bration OF the independence Of Argentina.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage Of Miss Mathilde Townsend, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Richard Townsend. TO Mr..
Peter Goelet Gerry. OF New York. The
ceremony will take place az the home OF
the brides mother on Thursday MAY g.
at noon. Less than l0) guests have been
asked.
Mrs. Mann. wife Of Representative
James r. Mann. Of Chicago. VIII leave
Washington on June ] for her home in
Chicago. where she Will spend the sum
mer. Mrs. Mann remained over for the
garden party at the White House Thurs
day.
Mrs. Henry \. Seymour. Miss Helene
w. Seymour, and Miss Rae VI. Seymour
have gone to New York. from where they
will sail to-day on the Princess Irene.
Of the North German Lloyd Line. for
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley have as
their guest their daughter. Mrs. Herbert
Shipman at their place at Tuxedo. Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley will leave for Europe
next month.
Mrs. Louis Eiseman, OF Florence Court.
has as her guests for the summer Mrs
Sol Rice and her daughter. Miss Jennie
Rice, Of Chicago. She viii receive for
them tomorrow.
Representative Bouteu and his daucb-
ter Miss Alice BoUtell, one of the most
popular oebutantes Of the last season.
VIII leave here to-day for Detroit. where
they Will spend the early part OF next
week. They will go from there to their
home. in Chicago, TO remain for a week
or TWO, before returning here. Mrs
Houtell and her daughter viii 90 10
Maine fer great part Of the summer.
Mrs. Holt, wife Of Paymaster Felix
K. Holt L. s. y, has recently returned
from Porto Rico, where her husband ,s
stationed, ana will entertain al tea this
afternoon at o'clock. Mrs Holt is the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
1. Granger, in Connecticut avenue.
Lieut. Hugo Osterhaus. I & y Sta
toned at the navy yard for some time
and detailed as aid at the White House.
has gone 70 Boston 10 join his ship. the
North Dakota Lieut.. Osterhaus' de-
partre has been deeply regretted in So
ciety, as he was one Of the popular bach /
elors IN official, naval, and resident cir
cles
Col. and Mrs. c. a. Stedman are on
Lieut.. and Mrs. w. T Mac
MILAN. L. S. a. at their home. in New
avenue.
Prof. Ravaiola's successor as financial |
Of the Italian Embassy. DIR.
). c. Ceccato, arrived in Washington |
yesterday.
Miss Ida Hill Bowie is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. BOnney. in Annapolis. She
Mi return 20 Washington the latter mart
IF next week, and early in June will
cave for the country, to be gone until
he end of summer
Mr.. and Mrs Z. A. Cook and cb,Idre,
VII sail on the Princess Irene TODAY
.or Naples and Genoa via Gibraltar.
Mrs. Marbury. wife Of DR.. Charles s.
darbury, was hostess at a tea Yesterday
at o'clock when her mother
Yrs. Andrew Stewart, Of New OrIaans
vas the guest OF honor The house daco-
aions were Of palms and clusters or
pink and white roses and peonies tho
able being adorned with centerniaco
" ferns and roses. Miss Gertrude
3ayne presided at the tea table NTrs
stewart will leave shortly for the New,
England States, through which she win
make an extensive trip.
The Hon. Mrs. James wife Of the mill
airy attache Of the British EMBASSY
With their children, left here Yesterday
fternoon for Dublin. and will be Joined
here shortly by Lieut.. Col. James for the
ummeT.