The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-16
TN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Panama Minister to Go to
Mexican Celebration.
LEGATION STILL IN TOWN
Mr.. Arosemena VIII Make Trip to
New England and Return Before
Starting South-Lord shuttIeworsh
Arrives in New York, and VIII
visit at British Embassy.

Visit at British Embassy.
Mr.. Arosemena. Panama Minister to
the United States, who has recently re-
turned from visits in New York, received
word last, evening Of the appointment Of
himself. the first secretary of the lega-
ton. Mr. Jose de Obaldia. and Mr.
Oswaldo Ramirez, attache, TO represent
the government of Panama at the GEN.
tennial celebration IN Mexico in Septem-
Der In the meantime the legation will
remain in its quarters at the Highlands.
The Minister will leave in about a fort
night for a series Of visits in New Eng
land. He will return here some weeks
before starting for the Southern country
Word has been received here from An
nisquam, Cape Cod. of the serious Illness
of Mr.. Francis Blair. son OF Mrs. A. NJ.
Blair. whose family are In their new
cottage. Francis Blair is to enter Cornell
University. but short time ago he was
stricken with typhoid fever. Mrs Blair
is now president and conductor of the
fashionable Monday Morning Music Club
and OF the Rubinstein Club, OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gerard Buckley.
Of Geneseo, n. Y. announce the engage
ment of their niece. Miss Mary Gerard
Slack, to Leonard Lispenard Nicholson.
ir. of this city. The wedding viii take
place in September at BLEAK House.
the country home OF Mr.. ana Mrs Buck
ley at Geneseo. and on account of the
recent death OF the bride-elect's mother
the wedding will be a quiet one. The
bride-elect and her sister. who are the
daughters Of the late Capt. and Mrs.
William II. Slack, L. S. n, closed their
home in P street after the death of their
mother and she spending the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs Buckley. Mr.. Nichol-
son is member of one of the oldest
families Of Washington.
Lord shuttleworth, Of England. arrived
in New York yesterday on the Lusitania
en- route to Dublin, n. H.. where he VIII
visit his son-in-law and daughter. the
military attache of the British Embassy
and the Hon. Mrs. B. r. James, at the
summer embassy.
Mr.. Lefevre-Pontalis, charge d Afaires
of the French Embassy. accompanied by
viscount Benoist day. who has been
spending the summer at Manchester-by-
the-Sea, is motoring at sebago Lake,
Me.
Miss Helen Lee daughter OF Mrs.
Charles Carroll Lse. of Washington, who
is spending the summer at Newport. en-
tertained at one of the first bridge parties
of the season yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. william Sinclair Bowen. who
has recently gone TO New York. sailed
yesterday for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry have
taken the Knoll Cottage at. Bar Harbor
and will spend the remainder of the sea-
son there.
Miss Alice Margaret KRlght, who has
been visiting her grandfather. Gen. S. NJ.
B. Young, at Soldiers Home, will leave
to-day and go to the mountains of Yir-
ginia. where she viii join her mother.
Mrs. John T. Knight
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas II.
Stevens are visiting In New York for a
few days.
Mrs. Julia Stout, OF washington, who
has been abroad for the last few years,
Is spending the summer at the Mount
Pleasant House in Breton Woods.
Miss Marion Davis has gone to Beth
leheIn. y. H., where she has engaged
apartments in the Sinclair House for the
season.
Mrs. Holman Vail and Miss Julia Vail
have closed their apartments. and are at
Mountain View House. Whitefield. n. H..
for the summer.
DR.. NJ. Louise srOebei has gone for a
visit TO the Pacific Coast and Yellow
stone Park.
Mr.. E. H. Spohn, Of Washington. IL
now at Hotel ChautauquA MCuhlAla
Lake Park, Md.
Mrs. Elizabeth ROLAND and her daugh-
| ter. Mrs. H. z. Tabb and her children.
Of Norfolk, Va, are at Mountain Lake
Park, hid
Mr. and Mrs H w schaub and her
sons, Victor Schaub and Morris Schaub.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERICK A.
Thorn at their Miles River home. on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Gladys H. Longley, of Robey, Va, and
Mr.. James R King. of this city The
ceremony was performed Thursday at
o'clock at the residence of Rev. A. w
Graves, 40 Seaton place northwest. Aft
er a short honeymoon trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
King win make their future home in
Ballston, Va.
Mrs. Sankley Bacon. wife Of DR.. Bacon,
U s. N, and her sister. Miss Eta Tag
CART, returned TO Washington yesterday
morning from Suffolk. Va, where they
went for the Bruce Elliott wedding, at
which Miss Taggau was one of the
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Charles B. Campbell Mr.. John NJ
Pistol. Miss S. R. Turton. Mr. w K
Devon. Mr.. NJ. J. Lerch and party. and
Mr. Robert L. Downing and party are all
at Braddock Heights. Md.
Mrs. A. D. Johnston and Mrs. c. J.
Hagan win leave to-day for two weeks
stay at Orkney Springs. Va.
Cenrra w Laws has taken q nnttara