The Washington herald., 1911-04-26

IJooeeiooy Itefuoou IN uouor OK mol
brother and his bride. Mr.. and Mrs.. VIII.
lam J. Peachy. Of Seattle. bride and
bridegroom Of last week.
The German Ambassador will be the
honor guest at q dinner given by the
Lotus Club next Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. d. Young and Miss Robyn
Young. who are en- route from Florida
to this city, are spending the week in
Atlanta.
| The Ladies' Guild Of the Iowa Avenue
streets, will give a reception on Friday
evening. at o'clock, for their pastor,
Rev. Clarence E. Wise. In the church
parlors. followed by a supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt have
taken possession Of their residence at
2oOe Massachusetts, avenue. They have
occupied the house at 17I7 street during
the winter while their own home was un-
dergoing extensive repairs. Miss Olga
Roosevelt will go to New York one day
this week for brief shopping trip.
Right Rev. Alfred Harding, Bishop Of
Washington, held a reception yesterday
afternoon from to o'clock at the
National Cathedral School. in honor of
the members OF the Twenty-niuth annual
Protestant Episcopal Church Congress
now In session in Washington. Those as
sisting Bishop Harding in receiving the
guests were his sister, Miss Douglass;
Mrs. Barbour Walker. principal Of the
Cathedral school, and Mrs. Henry Y.
Satterlee, widow Of Bishop Satterlee.
Mrs. John r. Mclean will be hostess at
reception this afternoon at o'clock
at her residence. 1901 street, for the
bishops who are in Washington attend
ing the Church Congress.
The first secretary of the Mexican EN-
bassy. Senior Don Carlos Pereyra, and
Sonora Dona Pereyra, have arrived in
Washington.
Mrs. Van Reypen, wife Of Rear Ad-
miral William X. Van Reypen. U. s. N,
entertained at a bridge tea yesterday
afternoon at her residence in Fifteenth
street. Admiral and Mrs. Van Reypen
will close their house about the first of
May and go to New York, whence
they will sail on the Baltic, May g. for
London. They will attend the coronation
festivities and spend the summer touring
the Continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor H. Olmstead have
closed their country place, 'vinecroft."
at Clarendon, Va, and will sail from
New York to-day for Italy. They will
attend the conference Of the International
Institute Of Agriculture, in Rome, where
Mr.. Olmstead will act as official repre-
sentative of the United States govern
mo rtyt1I
to this city the latter part of
August.
Miss Eleanor Ridgely Is spending a
week in Wilmington, Del. visiting Mrs
Manchester.
The Norwegian Minister and Nine
Bryn have given up their apartments at
the Grafton. which they have occupied
since they came to Washington, and have
taken the house at 1733 Connecticut ave-
nue..
Miss Ruth Parker. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker, will leave Wash |
ngton later in the week for Boston, |
where she will be the guest Of friends |
for few days, and will attend the we'd |
ding of Miss Harriet Lancashire and Mr. |
Lawrence White, at the summer home of |
he brides parents. at Manchester-by- |
the-Sea, Saturday. and will then go to |
r. l.. to visit Miss Primrose |
Colt for several days.
Count Galarzo. the newly appointed |
irst secretary OF the Spanish Legation,
las arrived in Washington. and is oc-
'upying apartments at the Grafton for
he present.
Mrs. Krogstad and Miss Jessie Krog.
'tad are spending several days In Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston
md Miss Sophy Johnston will sail from
Sew York on June II. for Europe.
Miss Grace DEMO Litchfeld was
ostess at a small luncheon party yester-
lay at her residence in Massachusetts,
venue in honor of Miss Edith wynne
1atthison. who is playing in The Piper"
t the Belasco this week II
Mrs. B. F. Carroll. wife Of the gov
rnor OF Iowa. and Mrs. Brenton, of
Dallas Center, Iowa, who are visiting in
were the guests Of honor
t luncheon yesterday of Mrs. s. F.
'routy. at Congress Hall. Mrs. Prouty
nd her daughter Joined Representative
'routy here last week to spend the
pring season.