The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

The New Mexican Ambassador, Senor
| Cresso, sailed for New York June g, and
is due to arrive in Washington about
next Sunday, July 9.
The Japanese Ambassador and Baron
ess Uchida are remaining quite late in
town. They have not decided upon any
resort wherein to spend the hot season, but
will probably go North some time during
this month. The baroness returned from
a short visit to Philadelphia recently, and
about their only recreation is their after
noon drives into the suburbs.
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce will leave Washington to-day for
the summer quarters of the embassy at
Seal Harbor, Me. The Second Secretary
of the Embassy and Mrs. Ovey will close
their apartment in the Albany tomorrow
and go to Seal Harbor for the season.
DR.. Carlos NJ. de Pena, the Minister
from Uruguay, and Sonora de Pena, who
have been at the Hotel Buckingham,
country, left there yesterday for Mag
nolia. Mass, where the legation will be
established for the summer DIR. and
Sonora de Pena were accompanied by
their son, Senior Don Hugo v. de Pena
who is second secretary of the legation,
and their four daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace wylie and family
who are spending the summer travelling
through Europe, are among the Ameri-
cans registered at the Palace Hotel,
Brussels, Belgium.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe left this week
with her brother, Mr.. Bryant Walker,
for Huron Mountain Club, on Lake Su-
perior, where, after visits in Pittsburg
and Mackinac, DR.. Radcliffe will join
them for the summer.
The Paymaster General Of the Navy
and Mrs. Cowie will close their apart
ment in the Highlands this week and go
to Buena Vista Springs. Their daughter,
Mrs. Ledbetter. who will be Joined later
by her husband, DR.. Robert E. Ledbetter,
U. S. N, later will accompany them.
Mrs. Lehr, wife of DIR. Louis c. Lehr,
who has spent some weeks with her moth
er. Mrs. Conrad, at her home in Balti-
more and at Atlantic City, has rejoined
DIR. Lehr in their Washington home for
the remainder of this month.
Senator and Mrs. Henry F. Lippitt, OF
Rhode Island, have leased the Cramp villa
at Newport for the season, and are al
ready established there with their daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Lippitt. Miss Lippitt
was the recent guest in Baltimore of
Mrs. Carroll w. Rasin, nee Daingerfield,
of this city, and Of Miss Frances Brooks,
both Of whom were in the bridal party of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brooks. tr., of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath, of this city,
who are spending their summer abroad,
are now at Carlsbad taking the waters.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Lille Augusta Johnston, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Johnston, of Norfolk,
Va, to Lieut.. Commander Joseph Knef-
fer Taussig, son of Rear Admiral Ed
ward D. Taussig, U. 8. N. Lieut.. Taus- |
sig is now stationed at London, where he
served as aid to Rear Admiral Charles |
E. Vreeland, U. S. N, at the coronation |
Of King George and Queen Mary.
Mrs. and Mrs. Charles ]. White and |
their family are spending some time as
the guest of Mrs. Whites mother, Mrs. |
Thomas Richardson, of this city, who is
now at her summer home, Holly Hill, |
Cohasset, Mass.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte E. Ball
and Mr.. Edward T. Collins is announced.