The Washington herald., 1911-05-25
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Hunting
ton Wilson Entertain in Honor of the
Mexican Ambassador

The Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs Huntington Wilson entertained at
dinner last evening in honor Of the
Mexican Ambassador.
Tho guests invited to meet Senior
Zamacona were the Secretary Of Com
merce and Labor and Mrs Nagel, Sem
ator and Mrs. Sutherland. Senator Bur-
ton, the charge d'affaires of Chile
Senior Yoacham; the first secretary of
the French Embassy and Nine. de la
Rocca, Senor Buelle and Senior Castillo,
Of the Mexican Embassy stan; Mrs
Richard Townsend. Miss Ridgely, Miss
May Williams. and Miss Ernst
Miss Helen Taft was the guest of honor
at a picnic party for young people, start
ing yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence of the Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Meyer, in Sheridan circle.
Secretary OF State Philander C. Knox
entertained a company at luncheon yes
terday. when his guests included tho
delegates to the international fur seal
commission, now in Washington. In the
party were the British Ambassador,
James Bryce: the japanese Ambassador.
Baron Uchida: Secretary of Commerce
and Labor Charles Nagel. Pierre Botkin.
Baron Nolde, Mr. Branjnikov. and Mr..
Nabokoff, Russian delegates: the Hon.
Joseph Pope, Ernest Poland, Alfred
Fraser, and George Young. British dele
gates Hitoshi Dauke, Kasiku Kitahara.
and Mr. Hanihara. Japanese delegates;
Chandler Anderson. OF the State Depart
ment; Eames Macoun, Robert Lansing.
and F. Lowe Pierepont, United States
delegates. and Charles B. Wilson. Of the
State Department.
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce entertained at tea yesterday
afternoon from 4 to o'clock, at the
embassy, In celebration OF empire day.
and also in honor of the birthday OF the
beloved Queen Victoria The guests
included the delegates from Canada TO
the seal conference
| Mrs Carter wife OF former Senator
Carter. OF Montana. was hostess at
a beautifully appointed luncheon yester-
day at her home in Sixteenth street, in
compliment to her niece, Miss Marguerite
| Carter. and her colleagues in the senior
class OF the Georgetown Convent of the
Visitation. The guests We're Mrs. Carter.
sister -in-law of the hostess; Miss Ella
| Lorraine Dorsey, one of the oldest grad
| yates OF the convent, and the members Of
the graduating class. Miss Antoinette
| Ray, Miss Keane. Miss Oracle. of Arkan-
| SdS, MISS MI -ilSS i'si444i''' -'i4fS
Crosby, and Miss Lyon. The table dec
! orations consisted OF yellow roses and
marguerites. and the favors were dainty
hand-painted fans.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will leave Washington about
the middle OF June. sailing from New
| York ON the 10Th.
ba Auc II AY11ha SSaiOr and
Baroness Hengelmuller will leave Wash
| ington tomorrow for New York for
few days. and then they will go to Bar
Harbor, where the embassy will be estab-
| lished during the summer months.
! Mrs Murray Cobb and Miss Victoria
! Emory will be the hostesses at the In
| formal tea to he held at the Children's
! Country Home on Grant Road, on the
AFTERNOON of Friday next. the 18th. The
home will be open for inspection and all
! those Interested in this worthy charity
! are cordially invited to come. There will
be no invitations sent out. and nothing
Will be on sale
Friday afternoon. June .. Mrs. VAIN
wright, assisted by Miss GOode and Miss
! Niche, will pour tea, and the following
! Friday, June g, Mrs. George Dunlap and
Miss Savil!e.
Mrs Richard c. Moore. wife Of Capt.
| Moore, L S A, was hostess at lunch
con yesterday at the Highlands in honor
OF Miss Dorothy I.angfitt, daughter Of
| Col and Mrs. W. c. Langitt L. S. A.
! whose marriage to Lieut.. Francis p.
Wilby L s. A, will take place to-
day. Mrs Moore will be Miss Lang
fits matron OF honor at the wedding and
| 10 briJeS-
maids who will attend. They are Miss
Margaret Wilby, of Detroit. Mich, sis
| ter of the bridegroom: Miss Eugene
Havard, of Connecticut: Miss Margaretta
Brooks. and Miss Claire Wilcox. of
| Portland, Greg. Covers were laid for
| fourteen.
Col, Thomas W. Symons, U. 8. A., and
Mrs. Symons and Miss Symons will close
their Washington residence about the
middle of June and go to New Haven.
where they will attend the graduation OF
| Thomas w. Symons. jr, of Yale. They
will spend three weeks motoring in the
| New England States, and in July Mr..
Svmons will sail for Europe. and VIII
enter Oxford next season. Col Symons
and his family will spend the summer
| months at one of the North Shore re-
sorts.
Mrs. Whitehead and Miss Landon. Of
Atlanta, Ga, who have spent the winter
and spring in New York, arrived in
Washington last evening to be the guests
of Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Howry
for several days. They made the trip
bv automobile, and We're accompanied by
Miss Elizabeth Howry, who spent the
winter in New York studying music.
Mrs Edward McCauley will go to Phila-
delphia on Tuesday to be the guest Of her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles O'Donnell Lee, for several days.
The out-of-town bridesmaids for the
wedding of Miss Lucy Garrard and Lieut..
Victor Foster. Fifteenth Cavalry. which
will take place May 81. arrived at Fort
Myer yesterday. They were Miss Flea
nor Grant. Of Cincinnati; Miss Hirch-
Iinger of North Carolina: Miss Mary
White and Miss Laura White. of Barnes
willie. Md, Miss Linor Booth. Of Ken
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