The Washington herald., 1910-05-25

Meyer to Close Town House Early
Next MOnth-TOwnsend-G We'd
ding Tomorrow at Noon.
The President and Mrs. Taft occupied
Thester last night, having as their
guests Mr.. Charles z. Taft, brother OF
the President; Senator and Mrs New
lands. Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, and Capt.
Archibald Butt
The Vice President was host last night
at a dinner of twelve covers for men.
Among his guests was his brother-in-
law. Mr.. Sheriff.. Of New York. who is
his house guest for a few days.
Mrs. Meyer is preparing TO close her
home in Scott circle and go 10 Hamilton.
Mass. early in June. accompanied by
the Misses Meyer. The Secretary OF the
Navy will join them there later in the
\ season.
I The Japanese Ambassador and Baroness
Uchida returned yesterday from an ex-
cursion to the mountain resorts Of Mary
land in search OF summer headquarters
for their embassy.
\ Senior de la Barra. Ambassador from
Mexico. VIII leave Washington for Bos-
ton the latter part OF this week 70 Sc
| lect summer home for the embassy.
which will probably be located either in
Manchester or Magnolia. Early in June
he will remove from Washington with
his embassy staff to the North Shore.
Mr.. Gregory WLenkin. financial attache
Of the Russian Embassy. and Nine.
Wilenkin have taken the residence at 2627
Garfield street. Mr.. Wilensin was re-
turned to this country recently after an
= absence Of several years.
Senior Cruz. the Minister from Chile
and Sonora Cruz Will leave here on Fri
/ day for New York. and on the dav fol
lowing will sail FOR Europe on the
Deutschland.
The Minister from Norway and Nine
Guide returned yesterday afternoon from
trip through the West as far as Iowa
Inc Misses InGeborg and Sigrid Guide
VINO visited friends at Laceyville. Pa.
curing their parents absence from the
legation have not yet returned.
The charge d'affaires and Sonora de-
Nillegas, OF the Argentine Legation win
give tea this afternoon in celebr,,ior
OF The 10th anniversary Of their countries
independence. They have as their house
guests Tor the occasion the Argentine
consul to New York and several distIn-
guisRed officers OF the Argentine navy.
one Of the most interesting weddings
OF the season will be that Of Miss Ma
thilde Townsend, daughter OF Mrs. Rich
ard Townsend. and Mr.. Peter GoeIet Ger
ry' Of New York. which will be c4le-
orated IN the presence Of not moro than
100 relatives and intimate friends AZ G,
Johns Episcopal Church. at noon to-
morrow. the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith
officiating.
a wedding breakfast at the home Of
the brides mother will follow the cere-
mony. Miss Katherine EIkins WIFI he
the brides only attendant. and AR
Gerrys brother Mr.. Robert Livingston
Gerry, Will be his best man. There VIII
be no ushers. Mr.. Gerry arrived in Wash
ington yesterday. and has already oh
tanned his marriage license.
Miss Frances Thorn, daughter OF Mrs
Charles G. Thorn. will leave on Friday
for Pittsburg TO attend the wedding OF
Miss Catherine McCook. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Willis McCook. to Mr.. Harry 7
Miller. who IS a cousin Of Miss Thorn
She Will be bridesmaid FOR Miss Nc
Cook. The wedding viii take place on
Wednesday, June !, at st. PauTs Cathe-
draL at IL O'clock.
Mrs Parker and her daughter. Miss
Helen Parker, will leave here May q IN
join Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Tiffany AZ
Litchheld, Mass, where they Will spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson will close
their town house on Friday and 20 IN
their summer home, Weld" Brookline.
Mass
Representative and Mrs J. Van Vechten
Olcott will leave for New York in a few
days TO attend the wedding Of their niece
Miss Eleanor Rodewald. and Gerald Mon
Grief Livingston. Of St. Paul. MINI. The
ceremony will take place on Tuesday.
June :.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Miss Gladys
Hinckley viii go 10 New York on June 6. |
from where they will sail on the follow !
Ing day for Europe to spend the sum !
mer. Miss Hinckley will be one OF the
bridesmaids at the wedding Of Miss Graca /
Bell 70 Mr.. Fortescue, on June 2 The