The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
Gen. and Mrs. John w. Foster Entertain About
Twenty Young People-Easter Wedding
at Reading of Interest to
WQShinptOnianS
Washingtonians.

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to see Zelda Sears in THE Nest Egg last
evening. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Eckstein, their house guest, and Maj.
| Archibald Butt.
Miss Helen Taft was the guest of honor
at dinner last night of Gen. and Mrs.
John w. Foster. There were twenty
young people asked to meet her, includ-
ing Miss Catharine Hill. daughter of the
Il American Ambassador to Germany; Miss
Marie Merrill, who is accompanying
Miss Hill on her visit to this country. and
| Miss Margaret Dulles, their granddaugh-
ter. who arrived in Washington yesterday
morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, who have
recently returned from Atlantic City. en-
! tertained at dinner last evening in honor
| of Miss Jessie Krogstad and her fiance,
Mr.. William Arthur Burton, Of Eng
/ land whose engagement was announced
last week.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff will go over to New York
next Monday. Countess Won Bernstorn
accompanied by their son. Count Guenther
Won Bernstorff, who came over here for
the marriage of his Sister to Count Pour
tales, will sail from New York or Tues
day for their home in Germany. The
Ambassador will join his family in July.
The United States Consul General to
Liverpool and Mrs. Horace Lee Washing
ton have arrived in Washington. their
old home. for a two months vacation.
They are at the Grafton.
An Easter wedding OF much irnpor-
tance and interest in Washington will
be that of Mr. Randolph Stauffer and
Miss Frances Dice. both o. Reading. Pa,
which will take place Wednesday, April
10. Mr.. Stauffer has been the frequent
guest OF his brother, Mr.. John Keim
Stauffer. Miss Dice is a daughter of
the first vice president OF the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad. She is a
brilliant beauty and a girl of many
! accomplishments. Mr.. J. K. Stauffer will
be his brothers best man. and the bride
will have eight bridesmaids and a ma
! tron of honor. who will be announced
! later with the ushers. The bridegroom
! il a nephew of the well-known author
| and journalist, Mr.. de B. Randolph
| keim whose daughter. Miss Harriette
de b. keim. will go to Reading for the
wedding and the festivities preceding it
Mrs. de B. Randolph keim. as hon
assist Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, president
general, D. a. r.. at the reception of
| the D. A. r. to the S. A. r. in Memorial
Continental Hall. on Monday evening.
April Il. She will also assist the New
York delegation to the congress at its
| reception to Mrs. William Cummings
| Story. who is a nominee for president
general There are but thirteen honorary
vice presidents general of the d. a. R..
elections taking place only upon the
death of one of the officers.
The governor of Alaska and Mrs.
Walter E. Clark are spending some time
at the Shoreham. Mrs Clark has been
making a short visit in New York and
joined the governor here on Saturday.
Mrs John w Weeks. wife of Repre- !
sentative Weeks. of Massachusetts. was
hostess at luncheon yesterday as a fare |
we'll compliment to Mrs. Eugene Hale |
wife of the former Senator of Maine |
Mrs Hale has been entertained at many |
similar functions since her husbands re- !
tiroment from the Upper House, after !
cutie a long residence in the National |
Capital.
DR. and Mrs. wilfred T Grenfell were
the guests of honor Of DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Wood at luncheon yesterday at
their residence, in S street They were
entertained at, dinner last evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Fl. Snow.
Senor Don Manuel de Zamacona
Inclan. the new Ambassador from Mex
leo. has arrived in Washington and is at
the New Willard until he can take pos
session of the embassy. IN 1 street, which
Is still occupied by Sonora de la Barra,
wife of his predecessor in Office. and
her sick sons. Sonora de la Barra has
been delayed in joining the Ambassador
in Mexico on account of the illness of
some of the children. Sonora Zama-
coma, who has recently undergone an
operation in Berlin, will join her hus-
hand in this city as soon as she is able
to travel. Their two sons are attending
school in London.
Mr.. and Mrs John E. Reyhurn have
taken the Robeson house, in n street,
and viii present their daughter Miss
Eleanor Reyburn, to Washington society
LeXt season.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
have gone to Old Point Comfort for
Easter They expect to sail for England
some time in May, where Mr.. Hammond