The Washington herald., 1911-04-03

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The Austro- Hungarian Ambassador and
Baroness Hengelmuller, who spent the
greater part of last week in New York
at the St Regis, returned yesterday aft
ernoon to the embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Slater entertained
at dinner, followed by A musicale, last
evening in their l street home.
Mrs. Letter was hostess at dinner last
evening for ner son-in-law and daughter.
Col and Mrs. Colin Campbell. who are
| spending short time with her previous
to going on to Chicago. and thence
to their home and Iittle-family in Eng
land.
The First Secretary of the French En-
bassy and Nine dc la Rocca entertained
yesterday at breakfast at their home
in Columbia road. Among the guests
wee the Military Attache Of the Spanish
legation and Mime. Urcullu. Mile. de la
Rocca. sister of the host, who is making
her first visit to this country. and NJ
DeneIent. vice consul of the embassy.
Senior F. de Barros Cavalcanti de La
cerda- second secretary of the Brazilian
Embassy. will leave Washington to-day
for a lengthy trip Westward. He Will
return here some time in May.
Mrs. r r. Hit entertained a company
at luncheon Yesterday in her Dupont
circle home in honor of Col. and Mrs
Colin Campbell.
Miss Eudora Clover, elder daughter Of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Clover has returned to her home after
| several weeks visit to Bermuda Miss
| Clover's Younger sister Beatrice will be
home from school for the Easter holl-
DAYS shortly and their parents Will give
an Easter dance for her.
Mr. r H. Warner will entertain at
| luncheon to-day at the New Willard in
honor of Mr. Andrew D White, former
president of Cornell University and for
mer United States Ambassador TO Ger
many.
Miss Helen Hughes. daughter of M.
Justice Hughes and Mrs. Hughes, who
has spent a few days with her parents
here during her spring vacation, will re-
turn TO VasSar tomorrow.
| Mai. Archibald W. Butt, L. s. A, mill
tary aid to the President, had a COM
pany for luncheon yesterday.
Mrs G. C. Kendall and her daughter,
Miss Maud Conrad. are in New York. pre-
viuus to sailing the latter part Of the
week for long visit abroad.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holister Chap
man have returned to their Washington
| home for the spring season, after max
| ing a visit in Canada.
Mr.. Percy Blair has returned from
several years stay in Paris. and is with
| his mother Mrs. 4. NJ. Blair, at the
Dresden. He was quite i'll when he re-
turned. but is improving every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis.
who have returned recently from win
| ter in Europe and spent a few days at
Corcoran House. their Washington home.
| will return here for the Easter season.
They are at their country place, near
Lcesburg. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald de Koven sailed
last week for Europe, and will join their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans X. Hudson, in Rome. They will all
spend the spring season in Rome, and
will be there for Easter.
marriage of Miss Zula ScheIl Edwards,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Edwards.
of Rosemont D. c., to Mr. Wilbert Yer
non Renner on April Il. in the suburban
| home of the brides parents.
The marriage of Miss Jean Wilkic.
daughter of the Chief of the Secret Serv-
ice and Mrs. ]. f.. Wilkie. to Mr.. Ira
June Owen. of Chicago, will take place
on the evening of April 49, at o'clock.
in All Souls Church. 4 reception will
follow, at the Highlands. Miss Wilkie
will be attended by her mother as matron
of honor, and six bridesmaids. including
Miss Aileen Moran. Miss Helenita Pad
gett- Miss Ethel TrowbridEe. Miss Dor
othy Buckingham, Miss Marion True. and
Miss Frances Clark. The best man and
ushers will be announced later.
The marriage of Miss Vera VOORHEES,
Vaughan. daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
George Tully Vaughan, to Mr.. William
r. Crute. OF Virginia. will take place in
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church at
S o'clock on the evening Of April 10. and
will be followed by a small reception for
the bridal party and relatives in the
home of the brides parents.
Judge Job Barnard has been making a
visit to Atlantic City at the Pennhurst.
The marriage Of Miss Ruth Hayes.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Hayes, to Mr.. Ernest Phi. Herivel will
take place tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock, in the homo OF the fam
ily of the bride, at 1855 Sixteenth street
The bridegroom is a native Englishman,
but their future home will be in Mexico. |
The only attendant of the bride will be
Mrs. W. w. Bride. nee Fairbanks.
The marriage of Miss Natalie Berry to
Mr.. Theodore Vernon Boynton, of New
York will be one Of the events of the |
Easter season, according to expecta-
tons.
Miss Elizabeth Bonney Barry, daughter |
CT Mr. and Mrs. David s. Barry, and |
Mr.. Sevellon Ledyard Brown. son OF the |
late Sevellon A. Brown, will be married |
on April 1s The ceremony will be per-
formed at 4:a0 o'clock by Rev. c. Ernest !
Smith, and will be followed by recep-
ton. The bride will be offended by her |
sister. Miss Cora Barry. maid of honor;
Miss Lyra Brown Nickerson, of Provi-
dence, r. l.. and Miss Florence Ham
cock. of Philadelphia. bridesmaids. The
brother of the bridegroom, Mr.. Phelps
Brown. of, Springfield, Mass. who was
married to Miss Catherine Ridgely few
years ago. will act as best man. and the |
ushers will be Nidshipman J. r. Barry, |
U. S. N, and Lieut.. David s. Barry, jr.,
brothers of the bride, and Mr.. Maynadier