The Washington herald., 1911-02-27

Mr.. Robert Taft, elder son OF the Presi-
! dent, who has made short visit to his
parents at the White House, returned
yesterday to his law studies at Harvard
University. His friend, Mr.. Walter
David, who came to the White House
with him for a few days visit, returned
TO his studies on Saturday. Miss Harriet
Anderson, who has spent the greater part
| of the season with her uncle and aunt
at the White House, has gone to the
home of the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs, Meyer for a short visit.
! The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
will entertain this evening at a reception
in honor OF the diplomatic corps, the
hrst large card reception they have given
this season.
The British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
have cards out for dinner on March 8
in honor of Miss Taft.
Countess Moltke. wife of the Danish
Minister, will leave to-day for a visit
to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Thayer, in Boston.
Senorita de Villegas, daughter OF the
charge daffaires of Argentina, will go
to New York to-day, where she will be
joined early next month by her parents
and sail with them for London, the new
post OF duty of her father. They are
going rather early in order to get settled
in the legation of the Argentine Republic
in London before the coronation festivi-
ties.
| DR.. Yamai Kin, the foremost Chinese
doctor Of her sex, who has been the
guest OF Mrs MacVeagh. wife of the
Secretary of the Treasury. is now the
guest of Mrs Fairchild, wife OF the Rep
resentatlve from New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X Stevens will
come to Washington next week to visit
the latters parents. Assistant Secretary
| OF War and Mrs. oliver.
Mrs. William Barret Ridgely is in
Philadelphia, visiting Mrs. Craig Lppen-
| colt.
The marriage of DR.. Harvey w. Wiley
| to Miss Anna Kelton, daughter OF the
late Gen. Kelton, formerly governor of
| the Soldiers Home in this city. will take
place to-day at noon in the home of the
! brides mother. in r street The ceremony
| will be performed in the presence of the
| members of the family onIy, and will be
| followed by a small reception and break
| fast, less than 100 guests being asked
| Miss Kelton is we'll known in Washington
| society, especially in the army and navy
| sets, and is a girl OF pronounced beauty
| and mental cultivation. DR.. Wiley has
| never been known society man. but
| has been more frequently at receptions
| and dinner parties during the last two
years than he ever was before Their
future home will be in this city.
Mrs. W. C. P. Breckenridge. widow of
the former Representative in Congress
| from Kentucky, and her sister, Mrs
| Mitchell, widow OF Capt Mitchell, O. s
A. with the latter's young daughter,
Miss Eta Mitchell. are at the Richmond
where they have spent the past week
| Miss Mitchell will spend this week with
relatives and friends in Richmond, Va,
| and her mother will be the guest OF Mrs.
| Samuel Kimberly and her mother, Mrs.
| Draper, at PIP o street Mrs. Kimberly
| will return from short visit in New
! York this week. She is the guest of her
| uncle and aunt, Capt. Thomas Berryhill,
| L. S. N, and Mrs. Berryhill. who are
we'll known in Washington. where they
were formerly stationed. Capt BerryhiIl.
| who is one of the best known surgeons
| in the navy, spent a few days in WASH
| ington with his relatives last week.
Mrs Matthew T. Scott, president gen
eral of the D. A. r., returned at the end
of last week from a visit in Pittsburg,
| where she was beautifully entertained by
| the Pittsburg Daughters. The Pittsburg
| Chapter, d. A. R, the largest in the
State, entertained at a banquet of 200
guests on Washington's Birthday, pre-
| ceded by a reception The committee of
n Of Afrs-
Samuel Ammon, Mrs. Lewis W. Dalzell,
| Mrs. George W. Guthrie, Mrs. John
Moorhead. who has spent much of her
| time in Washington, and Mrs. William
| Thaw. jr. Mrs Scott went from there to
| Greenburg, where she was entertained
by the local chapter at a luncheon and
| reception
Mrs. Donald Mclean is spending some
time in Washington with Mrs. Scott, at
the Arlington, and Is being, entertained
almost constantly by old friends and ad-
mirers, both in and out of D. A. R
circles.
Mrs. Merrill, of New York, is the week
end guest of Lady Hadfefd.
Mrs. Eden, of Baltimore, is the week.
end guest Of Mrs. Mason, at the Farra-
gut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burden, of New
York. are the guests for a few days of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston.
Capt. Sherwood A Cheney, u. S. A,
entertained company at breakfast yes
terday at the Chevy Chase Club, his
guests including Mr. and Mrs. La Marche,
of New York; Maj. and Mrs Connor,
Miss Wadsworth, Miss Parker, Capt.
Frank Mccoy, and Mr.. James r. Curtis
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley were
breakfast hosts at the Chevy Chase Club
yesterday, having with them Mr.. and