The Washington herald., 1911-09-30

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also president of the Chilean naval
commission, which has held it's recent
meetings in London, was entertained at
dinner last evening by the Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hunting
ton Wilson. The other quests were the
Secretary OF the Navy, Mr.. Meyer; the
newly appointed United States Ambassa-
dor to Japan, Charles H. Bryan, who was
formerly United States Minister to the
Argentine Republic; the Chilean Minister,
Senor Don Eduardo Suarez; Capt. Stuven,
OF the Chilean navy, and Mrs. Stuven;
Mrs. Searles; Capt Arturo Cuevas, ma
val attache of the Chilean Legation; Mr..
Adee, Second Assistant Secretary Of State;
Mr.. Thomas c. Dawson, resident diplo-
matte officer. and Mrs Dawson; Lieut..
Commander White, U. s. N, and Mrs.
White; Mr.. w. S. T. Doyle, chief of the
Division of Latin-American Affairs; Mr..
James, assistant chief Of the Division Of
Latin-American Affairs, and Mr.. Seth
Low PIerrepont, assistant chief of the
Division of Latin-AmerIcan Affairs, and
Mrs. Pierrepont.
The visiting party Of Chileans will be
entertained at luncheon to-day by the
Secretary of the Navy.
Miss Genevieve Clark and Mr.. Ben
nett Clark, daughter and son OF the
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
returned to their Washington home, at
1909 Sixteenth street, yesterday. Mrs.
Clark will remain in their Missouri home
until some time in November Miss
Clark will return to her school and Mr..
Bennett Clark will begin his law studies,
which he will continue through the win
ter in Washington.
Representative and Mrs: Rurleson. of
Texas have returned to Washington and
are at their apartment, in Sixteenth
street. where they were Joined yesterday
by their daughters. who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Beach at their
country place Miss Lucy BurlesOn has
gone to Bryn Mawr to enter college
there. Miss Laura Burleson will spend
the winter with her parents here and
be presented to society during the sea-
son.
The Spanish Minister has returned TO
Washington and opened the legation in
New Hampshire avenue. Nine. Riano is
still in Connecticut, but will join the
Minister within fortnight.
Col. Thomas w. Symons and Mrs. Sy-
mons returned to Washington last even
ing from New York. where they have
spent the last few days. They spent the
early part of the summer motoring In
New England. and then made a series Of
visits in Buffalo. CazenOvia. and the
North Shore resorts. Miss Margretta Sy- |
mons who is visiting in Maine. will join
her parents about the middle Of next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. TruXtun Beale. who spent
the summer at WestpOrt, y. Y. have
returned TO Washington and opened their |
Lafayette square residence for the au-
tumn.
Mrs. Charles n. Hilles, wife Of the sec |
retary to the President, will return to
to-day. Mrs. Hilles is in |
for her father. who died a few |
weeks ago at his home in Ohio.
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Stewart Heron |
are at the New Willard for a time. after !,
a long absence in the Philippines. Mrs
Heron left last evening for short visit
in New York. Capt Heron was seCre- /
tary of the Military Academy. at West
Point before he went to Manila. He .
and Mrs. Heron are very we'll known .
here and in New York
Mrs Randolph R Hoes. wife of Chap .
lain Hoes L 8. n. has returned TO her .
home in Rhode Island avenue after .
spending the summer at the family sum-
ner home. at Kingston-on-th the Hudson. .
Her mother and sister. Mrs. and Miss
iouveneur, will return early next week.
DR.. s. B. Muncaster has returned to
Washington from his summer vacation
trip.
Col Robert NJ Thompson and Mrs
Thompson, who have been visiting their .
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
stephen II. P PeIl. at Fort Ticonderoga
or the past few days, have returned to
New York city. They will come to
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. William English Ward
lave announced the marriage of their
laughter, .Iiss Ethel Blanche Ward, to
Ir. Julian Theodore Harrell, Wednesday,
September =. Mr. and Mrs. Harrell will
,e at home after october Is, at 80
twelfth street southwest.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Yoos entertained
It a large reception Thursday evening
It their home, 12O1 Sixth street northeast,
n celebration of their silver wedding
anniversary. The house was tastefully
decorated with palms, green vines, and
busters of white blossoms Among those
resent were Miss Hannah Yoos of Phil
.delphia, sister of the bridegroom, who
vas the bridesmaid at the wedding
twenty-five years ago; Mrs. Joseph f.
Riley, Mrs. Koerner and Miss Burning
lam, of Baltimore; Miss Agnes Doory l
nd Mrs. Nutley, of Elkridge, Md; Mr.. {
nd Mrs. P G. Saver and Miss Alice
;awer and Mrs. Brelsford. of Berwyn.
The ceremony was celebrated at Holy !
Same Catholic Church. preceding the re- l
option, Rev. Francis Doory, of Elkridge, ;
Id, officiated.
Mrs Medill Mccormick has arrived in
and is occupying the apart
nent of her mother, Mrs. NJ. a. Hanna, !
n Sixteenth street, for the present
The marriage is announced OF Miss ;
NJ. Brisbine, of Bancroft, Va, I
nd Mr.. Leroy H. Sichl The ceremony
ras performed last Wednesday evening
t the home of the bridegroom's parents,
Is Sixth street, Rev. Donald c. Mac
cod, pastor of the First Presbyterian
hurch. officiating. A large company of
elatives and friends were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Gloster G. Roberts en-
ertained informally Thursday evening
celebration of the thirtieth anniver-
ary of their wedding at their home