The Washington herald., 1911-11-04

ferred as first secretary to the Spanish
Legation at Mexico City, Mexico. Mr.
Walls has been connected with the le-
CATION here for nine years, and has made
host Of friends, who will rejoice with
him in his advance in the service of his
country. Although he was but second
| secretary, Mr.. Walls has been charge
d'affaires several times. He has also
accomplished much IN a literary way. In
fact, his literary successes have won
\ for him decorations from the crowned
heads OF several countries, including
Spain, Italy. Portugal, and Servia. He
has recently finished book IN Spanish
| upon this country. He Is a member of
the Spanish Academy of History, the
Geographical Society of Madrid, and
professor of the Academy of Jurispru-
dence OF Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edson Bradley are ex
pected to return to their Washington
home to-day, after their summer trav-
els.
The naval attache of the Brazilian en-
bassy, Lieut.. Commander de Azevedo,
returned to Washington last evening
from a visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Willard, of
mer home at Westminster, vt.,, will
spend the winter in California. Before
their departure they will celebrate the
tenth anniversary of their marriage.
Mrs. William F. Draper and Miss Mar
guerite Draper will arrive in Washington
to-day from New York and open their
K street residence for the season. Mrs.
Draper and her daughter have been alb
sent from Washington for eighteen
months. They spent last winter in France,
the spring in London, and the summer
at Bar Harbor.
Nine. Van Swinderen, wife Of the
former Minister Of the Netherlands, who
spent the greater portion of the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Glover. at their country place. has sailed
for The Hague. NJ. Van Swinderen ar
rived in this country several weeks ago
to accompany his wife and children on
the return journey. Mr.. and Mrs. Glover
opened their K street residence this week.
The charge d'affaires Of the republic Of
Panama, in celebration of the eighth
anniversary of the independence, enter
tanned at dinner last night, at the Hall
Of the Americas, Pan-American Build
ing. the following: The Secretary Of
War, the Ambassador Of Brazil, the
charge d'affaires OF Austria-Hungary, the
charge d'affaires of Germany, the Min
lister of Costa Rica, the Minister of Siam,
the Minister of Bolivia, the Minister Of
Guatemala, the Minister Of Salvador, the
Minister Of Nicaragua, the Minister OF
Argentina, the Minister of Cuba, the
charge d'affaires OF Persia, the charge
d'affaires Of Greece, the resident diplo-
matte officer the Commissioner of Pa
tents, the chief of Division Of Latin
American Affairs, the chief Of the Dip
lomatic Bureau, the chief of the Bureau
OF Trade and Relations, the assistant
chief of the Bureau of Trade and Re
lations, the chief clerk of the State De-
partment, the secretary OF the Secretary
OF State, the Director General OF the
Pan-American Union, the Assistant
Director General of the Pan-American
Union, Mr.. williams C. Dennis, Mr..
Frank w Hodgdon, Mr.. Percy Herbert
Ashmead, Prof. John F. Hayford. Prof.
Ora NJ. Leland, DR.. Pedro Perez Zeledon,
Mr.. Luis Matamoros, Mr.. Edward Bruce
HILL Mr.. Henry E. Cook, Mr.. Pedro
Arias, DIR. Martin J. Echavarry, Mr..
Frank Lapiedra, the Panama consul
general, the first secretary Panama con-
sui general, Mr.. Albert Hale, Mr.. Frank
lin Adams, Mr.. L Moreno Lacalle Mr..
James Brown Scott, the vice consul Of
Cuba, the consul general Of Para
quay. the consul of Honduras, the
representative of Panama in the Pan
anna Costa Rica boundary dispute. the
consulting engineer of the Panama Lega-
ton, Mr.. Ernesto Brin, Mr.. Raul Brin,
Mr.. Carlos Brin.
Miss Dorothy Anderson was hostess at
a bridge party yesterday in compliment
to Miss Merriman. of Shanghai, China.
Her guests were Mrs. Roy Davis, Mrs.
Du Bose Miss Marguerite Knox, of Old
Point Comfort Va; Miss Bessie Starr,
of Annapolis; Miss Anne Gleaves, Miss
Anne Lomax, Miss Harriet Bayne, and
Miss Mary Gardiner.
Count Elemer Pejacsevich, secretary of
the Austro-H Hungarian Embassy, who
has been abroad on leave Of absence
since July, will not return to this coun-
try. He is now en- route to his new
post at Bucharest, Roumania.
Former Representative Hamilton Fish
and the Misses Janet and Helena Fish
have sailed on the Baltic, and are due
in New York next week.
A very quiet wedding took place when
Miss Anna Brownley Johnston, sister Of
Mr.. Harry H. Johnston, Of this city,
and Mr.. Andrew G.. Rowan, Of Jordan
Mines, Va, were married at the home
Of tn ebride's brother Wednesday at q
o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Miller officiating. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the young
people left Washington for a short trip
in the South. They viii be at home
after November l3, at Jordan Mines, Va
Mr.. and Mrs George z. Dwyer have is
sued cards for the marriage of their
daughter, Katherine Macarius, and Mr.
Arthur BraInerd Williamson Wednesday;
November L. at s o'clock, at st. Stephens
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and Twen-
ty-fifth street. The couple win be at home
after December / at z26 H street.
The marriage is announced of Miss Eva
Marie Heffernan to Mr.. Russell Allen
Conn, both Of this city. The ceremony
was performed on October 26 in the home
of DR.. Samuel ]. Skemington, of the Bel |
den Avenue Baptist Church In Chicago. |
Mrs. NJ A. Hanna sailed on Thursday |
for Europe, accompanied by Miss Phelps |
Miss Florence NJ. Brown, general Sec
retary OF the Young Women's Christian
Association, Is spending few days in |