The Washington herald., 1911-07-31

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month, has arrived at Wiesbaden, Ger
many, for a stay Of several weeks.
| The Secretary Of the Interior, Mr.. Wal
ter L. Fisher, left Washington yesterday
for his home in Chicago to join Mrs
Fisher for few days before starting on
long trip to Alaska. He was accom-
/ panied by his secretary, Mr.. George r.
Cove, who, with Mrs. Fisher, will ac-
company the Secretary on his journey
to the Northwest section of the country.
| The Mexican Ambassador. Senor Cres-
po who presented his credentials to the
President late last week. will leave in
another week for Atlantic City, where
he will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer. The second secretary of the en-
bassy, Senior Don A. Algara R. de Ter
reros. will go to the White Sulphur
Springs tomorrow for a stay of six
weeks. The third secretary. Senior Don
| Ricardo, Huerta, is now on his way to
Canada for visit of three weeks.
The Panama Minister. Dr. Belisario
Porras, accompanied by the secretary
of the legation, Senor Batalla, and Mr.
Walter Pen1eld. is making visit at
! Atlantic City. staying at the Marl-
borough -Blenheim.
Senor Don Alberto Yoacham. first sec
retary OF the Chilean Legation. had a
small company at luncheon yesterday
at the Chevy Chase Club.
The gayeties at the "Old White" Sui
phur Springs. which will be at their
height next month. have already begun,
with the horse races held there last week.
The festivities of the races closed with
a beautiful german at the hotel. which
was led by Mr.. +. Pendleton Turner, of
this city. and Mrs. Blaine EIkins. of Elk
ins, W. Va. Mr.. Turner created quite a
pleasant sensation with the new and
unique figures which he introduced all
specially appropriate to the occasion and
! significant of horses and races. There
was a hurdle jump and hare and hound
chase. to say nothing of other pretty and
new features. Forty couples danced, in
cluding the following well-known people
in Washington society: Mrs. Andrew Y.
| Bradley. Miss Valerie Padelford. who is
spending the summer at the Old White
with her grandmother. Mrs. Ordway:
Miss Credilla Miller, OF Baltimore; Miss
Nina MaCkall Miss Marthena Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, and Miss Alice
Lewis, MISS ttdrElSOnS nOSteSS, VINO won
the Drewry Cup for ladies' class at the
Greenbrier race meet, held during the
week. Supper was served at midnight
and the german was continued until the
wee sma' hours. Among the patronesses
Of the german were Mrs. William Wheat
ley. Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs. J. Mason Blunt.
Mrs. Peel. Mrs. George F. Adams, and
Mrs Archer Anderson. all OF this city.
and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. Of Cincinnati
and The Meadows, White Sulphur. who
was a niece of former President Benja-
min Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. a. Ward Evans of this
city. celebrated tho second anniversary
of their wedding last week at the White
Sulphur Springs. and Mr.. Paul Mackall
of this city. also staying there, enter
tained at a raerbit party in honor OF the
occasion.
Representative and Mrs. f. W. Roberts,
of Massachusetts, have gone TO Fall
mouth. Mass. for a short visit with Judge
and Mrs. c. II. Robb. who are there for
the summer. Mrs Roberts is the recent
" elected president of the Congressional
Club.
The former superintendent of the pub
lie schools of this city, Mr. a. T. Stuart.
and Mrs. Stuart. who has been an in
valid for some years, have gone to At
lantic City to spend some time at the
Touraine.
Mrs. John Addison Porter. widow OF the
private secretary to President Nc
Kinley, who is spending the summer at
Murray Bay, Canada, was the guest of
honor at a large tea given there last
week by Mrs. James B. Townsend, at the
latter's summer home there. Mrs Porter
makes frequent visits to Washington,
but makes her residence in their old
home in Connecticut.
Mrs. Elkins, Miss Katherine Elkins,
and Mr.. Stephen B. Elkns, wife and
children of the late Senator from West
Virginia, who are spending the summer
on the Continent, are now motoring in
Switzerland. and recently went from Lu-
cerne to Baden-Baden.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander F. Magruder
and Miss Magruder have gone to Allan
tic City from their country home in
Maryland, en- route to the wedding OF
Mrs. Magruder's son, Capt. L. Mason Gu
lick, T. s. NJ. c., and Miss Isabelle Clark,
which will take place in Philadelphia In
the home of the brides brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Deve-
reaux, of that city, on August 3. The
bride-elect and her mother and sister are
at the Mathematician Atlantic
City, until Tuesday, when they will go to
Philadelphia.
Mrs John Miller Horton, Of Buffalos,
prominent in D. A r. circles and recently
mentioned as candidate for president gen.
eral, has been in Berlin after visit in
Paris. She is making a trip leisurely
over the Continent and will then go to
England inspecting the women's clubs
everywhere she can with a view to inn
proving some she is interested in in this
country.
Miss Anna Droop. of this city, who is
spending the summer with Mrs. E. F.
Droop and her sisters at the Otis camp
in the Adirondacks at Paul Smiths,
holds the record for the largest number
OF pickerel at a single fishing. She has
also the record for having caught the
largest fish of the season, landing one
by herself which weighed sixteen pounds.
She broke her rod, but got the fish.
Gen. Theodore Bingham, who purchased
a handsome home for the winters few
months ago. is making visit at watch
Hill, going down from his summer home
near Halifax, where he and Mrs. Bing-
ham spend all their summers.
Mrs Morris Evans. who was called