The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
Count pon -BernstorH Returns from New York
Miss Svett to Be Married June 20.

The German Ambassador. Count Bern
stor1. returned yesterday from New
York, where he was the guest Of Mr..
James Speyer over the weekend. He
left here within a few hours for Balti-
more. where he was the guest Of honor
at dinner given on board the German
cruiser Bremen, which is lying there for
few days. given by the officers of the
cruiser. The officers and crew have
been widely entertained during their
stay there. Count Bernstorff will leave
here, on June II for Chicago. where he
will make an address upon the founding
Of the German empire, before the Uni
versity of Chicago. on June 13. and will
be the guest of honor at a banquet on
that evening He will then be the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Chatfield-
Taylcr at their home at Lake Forest for
some days. ... -.'
The Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr..
MacVeagh, returned yesterday from his
Western trip, where he visited Kansas
City, Detroit, and Chicago. Mrs. Mac
veagh and her guest, Mrs. Gerry Mason.
Of Chicago, spent yesterday in Baltimore,
the guests of the Jencks family. whose
summer home is at Dublin, n. H., near
the summer home of the MacVeaghs.
The new Secretary Of War, Mr.. H. l..
Stimson,. Of New York, arrived in Wash
ington yesterday to take up his duties.
The retiring Secretary and Mrs. Dickin-
son left last week for their home in
Nashville, Tenn, and for a visit to their
son in Seattle, Wash, during the sum-
mer.'
mi
Ostina and their five children have ar
rived in Washington and are established
at the Dewey for the season. The new
Minister will present his credentials to
the President tomorrow. The retiring
Minister and Nine. Borda, who have been
popular members of the diplomatic set
here. will leave some time this week for
their new post in the Argentine Republic.
via London.
The Secretary of.Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Nagel have returned to their
Washington home after a brief visit to
and around New York.
The marriage Of Miss Esther SWEET,
daughter of DIR. Frederick X. SWEET. to
Dr. Robert Y. Sullivan. Of this city. will
take place on the evening Of June q. in
st. Margarets Episcopal Church. Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith will officiate. Miss
SWEET and DR.. Sullivan were In the we'd
ding party of the formers sister, Miss
Frederica SWEET to Mr.. Henry Hugo Fox.
of St. Louis, last month.
Mime. Fillippo Camperio. wife Of Lieut..
Camperio, of the royal Italian navy. who
was formerly Miss Eleanor,Terry. of this
city, will sail tomorrow from New York
to Join her husband in Italy. after a
visit to her widowed mother here. Mrs.
Terry will go over a little later to Join
her son-in-law and daughter for a per-
manent residence with them.
The first secretary Of the Russian En-
bassy. Constantin Nabokofr. entertained
at a theater party last evening in honor
Of delegates to the fur seal conference.
Among his guests were the Baron and
Baroness Nolde and the military at
tache of the Russian Embassy and his
sister. the Baroness de Bode.
Mrs. Alice Copley Thaw has purchased
as a permanent residence the old home
Of the late Chief Justice Fuller. at F and
streets. Mrs. Thaw. who for
merry was the Countess Of Yarmouth.
made her debut in the old Blaine man.
sion, which stood on the site Of the pres
ent Belasco Theater. which was the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Thaw, of Pittsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace. the latter
the daughter of the late Chief Justice
Fuller, have taken the house at the south
west corner of Eighteenth street and
avenue, the residence once
occupied by the late Chief Justice. 1t is
also the house in which former Vice
President and Mrs. Fairbanks made their
home while the former was a Senator.
It was remodeled about a year ago for
the Argentine Minister, Senior Portela.
Cards have been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weston Coast, Of
New York, announcing the marriage OF
their daughter. Marguerite Anita, to Mr..
Alan Porter Lee, son Of DR.. T E. Lee,
Of this city, on Saturday. April q, in
New York. The young people will, be at
home after June / at I91 Hudson boule-
ward, Bayonne, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson, Of WASH
ngton, visited Annapolis yesterday, CIV
ing a charming party aboard their house.
boat Roxana. following the unveiling ex-
ercises of the memorial to Commodore
Perkins, who was Mrs. Anderson's father.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson with a large
party Of their guests left Washington in