The Washington herald., 1910-04-29

The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
left yesterday afternoon for Philadelphia
where they were the guests at dinner OF
Representative Morrell. They will return
70 Washington next Saturday morning.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter Of the Sec
Iretary OF Agriculture, will leave Wash
Iington this evening for Idaho. where she
will spend some time. She will return to
Washington the latter part Of the spring
and spend the summer with hey father,
wherever he decides to spend his vaca-
ton.
Mrs Walcott Tuckerman entertained at
luncheon yesterday.
The Austro-Gungarian Ambassador.
who is now in Vienna. will sail for New
York on May 7. and will come directly
from New York to Washington Baron
esa Hengelmuller and their little daugh-
ter, Mia Hengelmuller, viii poin him at
the summer headquarters Of the embassy
at Bar HarDOr. in June.
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
Guide will depart from here i'm early May
for an extended trip in the West.
| The Minister from Switzerland and
Nine. Ritter will sail from New York in
early June for their own country. and in
their absence Henri Martin, secretary Of
the legation. win act as charge DAT
fairies
Lord Eustace Percy, youngest son OF
the Duke OF Northumberland will soon
take up his duties as attache OF the Brit
ish Embassy here.
Mrs. Francois 3. Moran was hostess at
tea yesterday afternoon at o'clock in
compliment to the Council Of Colonial
Danes at her new home in sheridan Cir
Gle. The house was decorated with palms
and quantities OF spring blossoms. and
the table was adorned with a center
piece OF white lilacs and ferns Those
who assisted Mrs Moran IN receiving her
guests were Mrs William Rufin Cox OF
Richmond, president Of the National So
ciety Of Colonial Danes; Mrs. Samuel
! Spencer. president OF the club Of Colon
ial Danes: Mrs. LUrton, wife Of Justice
Lurton. Mrs. Dickinson. wife Of the Sec
rotary of War; Mrs. Ballinger. wife
| Of the Secretary OF the Interior. and
Mrs Matthew f. Scctt. president general
Of the d. A. r. Nine Ritter. wife OF the
Swiss Minister. presided ut the tea
table, while Mrs Chatard served choco-
late at the urn. and Mrs Stokes and
| Mrs. Hemphin served frappe The Ma
rine Band played throughout the after
noon and Miss Wilson accompanied tGem
in one number.
The morning session OF the National
Society. at the Arlington. was devoted
largely 10 the reading df reports
Miss French was among those who read
reports on memorials, printing. codifying
acts. relics lent 20 the National Museum.
historical research. and reception The
last report was read by Mrs. Miller. OF
Delaware. Mrs. William Runn Cox.
| president, presided.
Mrs. Bell Lawrence and her son. who
have been the guests OF Mrs Lawrence
parents. Mr.. and Mrs W b. Martle. have
returned TO Portsmouth. Va
est
Virginia, are visiting the formers par
ents, Senator and Mrs stephen 2. FL
kins
James c. hewitt announces The marriage
OF his niece. Miss WiIhelmina Cox. 10
Benjamin S. Dcnmore. both OF this CITY.
Rev. E VI. Mott performed the CEREMONY
yesterday afternoon. Immediately after
which the bride and bridegroom left for
a honeymoon trip in the North They will
be at home 10 their friends after Nav 8.
at 4O2 r street northwest.
Miss Mary Kelton Wallace. daughter OF
Mrs. George Mason Wallace. and Mr.. D.
Stuart Fitzhugh, OF Louisa Va. were
married at noon yesterday at the Trinity
Episcopal Church. Rev. DR.. Richard p.
Williams officiating The wedding was
attended by only a small party Of i'm
mediate relatives The bride was given
in marriage by her brother, Sidney Wal
lace. and wore a travelling suit Of blue
serge and a black straw touue trimmed
with velvet
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and bridegroom left for their fu-
ture home in Virginia. The bride is
member Of one Of the old Madison County
families OF Virginia. Her great-grand.
father was George Mason. of Gunston
Hall, Va, and a direct descendant OF
Maj. J. A. Roberts, Of the Revolutionary
war.
Mrs. Thropp entertained at bridge yes
terday afternoon, when there were
twelve tables. An informal tea followed
at 5 o'clock The tea table over Which
Mrs. Terry and Mrs. McLeran presided
was adorned with a centerplece OF spring
flowers
Mrs. George Whitfield Brown enter
tanned at tea yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock in honor OF the South Carolina
delegates OF the Colonial Danes. Those
who assisted Mrs. Brown were Mrs.
Dickinson, wife OF the Secretary of War:
Mrs. Janin. Mrs. Van Vechten Olcott.
Mrs Roswell Randall Hoes. Mrs. B.
Lawrence Heap, Mrs. Morehesd, Mrs.
Robert Hinckley Mrs. Aspinwan. Mrs.
Robert Roosevelt. Mrs. Whitney. Mrs.
Hill. Mrs. Hobson. and Miss Mamie Ran
dolph Heth. The house was decorated
in the Danes colors. blue and yellow.
represented by yellow, daisies and wild
wstaria.
The Congressional Club viii give a re-
ception this afternoon from TO :, at
the clubhouse in K street. in compliment
to the Colonial Danes. The Council Of Co
lonial Danes. the Club OF Coliilal Danes.
Of Washington. and the Danes Of the Dis
trict are invited These receiving the