The Washington herald., 1911-07-22


Martin Rivero, entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the New willard
in honor Of the newly appointed
secretary to the United States Lega-
ton at Havana, Mr.. Hugh S. Gibson,
who is on the eve Of departure for his
post of duty. The guests included Senior
Mejia, Minister from Salvador; Senior
Porras, Minister from Panama; Senor
Joubert, Minister from Santo Domingo;
Senior Calderon, Minister from Bolivia;
Senior Membreno, Minister from Hon.
duras; Assistant Director Yanes, OF the
Pan-American Union; w. T. S. Doyle.
chief Of division of the Latin-American
Bureau, Of the State Department; Walter
Penfield, and Senior c. A Barranco,
Cuban vice consul In Washington.
Maj and Mrs. Elvin R. Heiberg and
children have arrived in this country
from the Philippine Islands, and they,
with their sister, Mrs. Butler, wife OF
Lieut.. Rodman Butler. and her children
have taken a cottage at Number Four,"
in the Adirondacks, until the autumn.
They will have with them for the greater
part Of the summer their parents, Mr..
and Mrs Harrison Howell Dodge, who
will go there after the wedding next
Wednesday of their youngest daughter.
Molly and Mr.. William Strong Gushing.
The ceremony will be performed in Pc
quos Chapel. New London, Conn. Mrs.
Dodge and her daughter will leave this
morning for New London and will be
Joined there on Monday by Mr.. Dodge,
Mrs. Heiberg, and Mrs. Butler. Lieut..
and Mrs. Hugh Mclean Walker, another
brother-in-law and sister of the bride,
now stationed in Boston. will also go
there early in the week.
The American Ambassador to Austria
Hungary. DR.. Richard c. Kerens. left
Washington yesterday for Elktns, W.
Va, where he is the guest OF former
Senator Henry Gassaway Davis, at
"Gracelands.
Col John Temple Graves has returned
to Washington after spending a week
with his wife and family in their cottage
at the foot OF Mount Discovery in the
Adirondack Mountains Gen. James Por-
terffeld Graves, father of Col. Graves. is
also spending the summer in the Graves
cottage.
Judge Charles c. McChord, OF the In
terstate Commerce Commission, and Mrs.
McChord, with their daughter. Miss Mar
garet McChord, and Mrs. Davenport left
Washington Thursday afternoon in their
automobile for a six weeks trip through
the North. They will go first to Atlantic
City, New York, and Boston. and after
making a series of visits on the North
Shore will return through the White
Mountains and Berkshires.
Lieut.. Hiram l. Irwin, Z. 8. N, and
Mrs. Irwin have returned to their
apartment in the Brighton from a trip
to the Catskill Mountains.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Ruth Cranston. daughter of Bishop Earl
Cranston, of London. formerly of Wash
ington, to Mr.. William Bleecher Newlin.
The ceremony took place in the Church
of st. Martin. in the Fields, Trafalgar
Square, London. July Is, the bishop Of
fciating. The bridegroom Is a son of
Mr.. Thomas Shipley Newlin. Of Philadel-
phia, who has a summer home on the
Hudson. The bride is we'll known in
lived for many years.
Miss Dorothy Lawson, OF Cincinnati,
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Ellis, at their summer home at Bar
Harbor, was hostess at luncheon at the
Ellis home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Edith Murray is the guest Of rela-
tiyes at Catonsyille Md
The Solicitor of the State Department.
Mr. Chandler Anderson, has Joined Mrs.
Anderson at their summer place, at York
Harbor, Me.
Miss Jane Riggs has gone to Newport,
where she is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rutledge Abney.
Representative Francis Burton Harri
son has Joined his wife at their summer
home at Bar Harbor for the weekend.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury, Mr.. A. Piatt Andrew, has returned
to Washington from his summer home at
East Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Ethel Donaldson Sloan, daugh- |
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sage Sloan.
If woodmere, and Capt. John Sinclair |
Liddell, Of the Bedfordshire Regiment
If the British army, will be married
:o-day in Trinity Episcopal Church, !
Long Island. Miss Sloan is a |
OF Mr.. George B. Sloan, |
who was at one time State senator. and