The Washington herald., 1911-10-05
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Secretary Meyer Entertains
at Metropolitan Club.
ADMIRAL COM HONOR GUEST
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott Entertnins
Members of the National Board
of the ID. A. n. at Memorial Hall.
Mrs. Clarence b. Rbeem Goes to
Philadelphia This Morning.

The Chilean Minister, Senior Don Ed
uardo Suarez, entertained at dinner last
evening at Rauschers in honor of the
visiting Chilean Admiral Goni, when the
guests included the Secretary of the Navy
and other officials and some of the army
and navy officers, and members of the
legation staff.
Capt. Arturo Cuevas. naval attache Of
the Chilean Legation. who returned yes
terday from Indian Head. Md. where he
accompanied Admiral Goni, will return
to Washington Immediately after seeing
the admiral of at New Pork, whence the
latter will sail for Chile.
The Secretary Of the Navy entertained
a company at luncheon at the Metropoli-
tan Club yesterday in honor Of Admiral
Conf, of the Chilean navy. who is visiting
here The admiral and his party. includ-
ing his aids, Capt. Stuven and Capt.
Searles, made a trip to Annapolis yes
terday, when they were the guests OF
the Superintendent of the Naval Academy
and Mrs. John H. Gibbons at luncheon.
The party left Washington yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock for New York.
: Mrs. Matthew T. Scott entertained the
members of the national board of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
at luncheon yesterday in the banquet
hall of the Continental Memorial Hall.
Those present were Mrs. Perley and Mrs.
Cummings, of Pennsylvania: Miss Wa
pies, of Delaware; Mrs. Yardley and Miss
Mecrum. of New Jersey; Mrs. Brayton
and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Parker. of Michigan:
Mrs. Egbert Jones and Mrs. Williamson.
of Mississippi; Mrs. Reynolds. of North
Carolina: Mrs Laurence and MCs. La
Verne Moves, of Illinois; Mrs. Shackle-
ford and Mrs. Jameson, of Virginia; Mrs.
De Bolt and Mrs. Edmonston, of West
Virginia; Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Thorn.
of Maryland: Mrs. Fowler. of Indiana:
Mrs. Dunning and Mrs. Thompson. Of
Massac achusettes; Mrs. Truesdell. Of Ohio;
Mrs. Moore. of Vermont; Mrs. Stirling
and Mrs Buell., of Connecticut; Miss Ben
ming, of Georgia: Mrs. Wood, Of New
York; Mrs Good. of Alabama; Mrs Le-
maine, Of Texas, and Mrs. William r.
Dennis. Mrs. Howard Hodgkins. Mrs.
Mary Lockwood. Mrs. Mann. Mrs. Hoov-
er. Mrs Brumbaugh. and Miss Pearce,
Of Washington. D. c. The luncheon was
given during the recess at the regular
autumn meeting of the national board
Mrs. Scott will leave on Saturday for
Atlanta, Ga. with President Taft and
other distinguished guests. where she Will
be among those invited to take part in
the unveiling of the great peace monu-
ment erected by the citizens of Atlanta
Before returning to Washington, in No
vember, Mrs. Scott will be the guest of
the Daughters in Virginia, New Jersey,
Vermont, and Missouri On November
= she will be in Lafayette, Ind, to
celebrate Tippecanoe Day.
The marriage of Miss Marie Donn and
Mr. Charles Havell, both of this city,
took place at noon yesterday in the home
of the brides uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Burgess. 3sf1 Thirteenth
street The Rev. Joseph T. Kelly pastor
of the Fourth Presbyterian Church. per-
formed the ceremony. which was follow
ed by small reception and breakfast
for the relatives and a few intimate
friends The decorations Of the house
consisted OF white blossoms and green |
foliage, and autumn leaves and yellow |
blossoms in the different rooms. The !
brides only attendant was Mrs. Fred |
erick c. Kneip, formerly Miss Anita |
Dieterich. a bride of last spring. who !
acted as matron OF honor. Mr.. Dudley |
cousin of the bride, was the |
best man. The bride wore her travelling !
suit Of blue broadcloth, with black hat |
and black plumes, and corsage bouquet |
of lilies of the valley and orchids. Mrs. |
Kneip wore a costume of brown cloth, |
with brown hat and plumes, and carried |
a large bunch OF yellow chrysanthe- |
NUNS. Immediately after the breakfast |
the bride and bridegroom left for a |
Northern trip, and will be at home at |
1899 South Carolina after october 10.
Miss Carrie Sylvia Robinson. daughter |
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Robinson. was |
married at noon yesterday to Mr.. Arthur |
Henry Baum, of this city. The ceremony |
was performed at Freunds by Rabbi |
Stern. Of the Eighth Street Temple, and |
was followed by a breakfast. The deco |
rations were all Of American Beauties |
and palms and ferns. The bride had at |
tending her Miss Selma Kann and Miss |
Inez Silbers. The best man was Mr.. |
Milton Baum, brother of the bridegroom, |
and the groomsmen were the brothers |
Of the bride, Mr. oscar Robinson and
Mr.. Ben Robinson. The bride wore a
beautiful costume of white or oyster
colored broadcloth. with large white hat |
and white willow plumes, and carried a
Bible from which hung a shower of |
lilies of the valley Miss Kann wore a
robe Of black velvet, with black hat and
plumes, and carried American Beauty
roses, and Miss Silbers wore blue voile,
with large blue hat and plumes. and car
rIed American Beauties. Mrs. Robinson,
mother of the bride, was in wistaria sat
IN and hat, and Mrs. Leo Baum, sister
n-law of the bridegroom, was In white
over pink, with long lace
coat, and black velvet hat with plumes
After they return from their bridal trip
the bride and bridegroom will be at
nome at the Maxwell,
Mrs Clarence B. Rheem will leave this
morning for Philadelphia to make a visit
o Mrs. Frank Server, who visits her here
Mrs. Rheem will go on to
Princeton next week to spend few days
With her son Edmund, who is junior
here, and will stop at Atlantic City be-
ore her return in a fortnight.
Mrs. Stimson. wife Of the Secretary of
Var. is spending few days at the Shore
,an. while their Sixteenth street resi-
lence is being made ready for their oc-
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