The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
Mrs. Sherman Mrs. Bryce, and Others in Official and
Diplomatic Life Occupy Boxes at the Phil
harmonic Concert

of several weeks at the Plaza before
sailing on May for a two months stay
in Europe. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Ship
man will occupy the Bradley place at
Tuxedo during the spring. and on the re-
turn of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley from
Europe will accompany them to Thou
sand Islands. where they will spend the
summer aboard their houseboat.
Nine Ritter, wife of the Swiss Min
lister, went to New York yesterday with
her guests. Mr. and Mrs. Stehli. for a
weeks visit, and April will meet her
parents, DR.. and Mime. l.. Reidhaer. who
will arrive in New York from a trip
around the world. They will accompany
Nine Ritter to Washington to be her
guests for two or three weeks.
Mrs. Colin Campbell. of England. who
is the guest OF her mother. Mrs Letter.
spent Yesterday in Baltimore with friends.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend has returned
to Washington from three weeks visit
with friends in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Goelet Gerry, of
New York. who have been visiting the lat
ter's mother. Mrs. Richard Townsend. for
home in day or two.
Mrs Young, wife of Gen. Samuel B.
NJ. Young, u. S. A.. who has spent the
last month in the West visiting relatives.
will return to Washington the latter part
| of the week. Gen. Young is in Panama
Mr. and Mrs Arthur r. Hayes have
cards out for the marriage of their daush-
ter, Miss Ruth Hayes. to Ernest p. Cert
vel Tuesday evening. April 4. at $50
O o'clock, at their residence. 33SS Sixteenth
| street.
The Counselor Of the Austro-H Hungarian
Embassy and Nine. Loewenthal Won Ii
nau will sail from New York tomorrow
| The counselor has obtained leave OF alb
senCe for a few months.
Count Felix Won Observation-Disclosures. of
the Austro- Hungarian Embassy. who has
spent the past few months in Europe. on
leave of absence. will return in day or
| Two.
| Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Bclknap and Miss
Helen RcIknap. of Minneapolis. Mimi,
are guests at the Grafton for a few days.
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
James Bryce entertained a small com
rany at luncheon yesterday in honor OF
Lady Grey and Lady Evelyn Grey. wife
/ and daughter Of the governor general oi
| Canada. who are spending a few days al
! the embassy.
Miss Helen Cannon. who has hcer
spending several weeks at the family
home in Danvillc, Ill, will return &c
Washington early in April. shortly after
the opening OF the extra session OF Con
gross Her ncicc. Miss Helen IL Seurc
daughter of Mr. and Ms T.. ;. II
Sure. will accompany Miss Cannon
upon her return. to be her guest unit
the return of Miss lie Seurcs parent:
from Europe.
Mrs Josephine Preston Peabody will
give readings from Tho Piper" in thu
New Willard ballroom on April 70
the benefit Of the Visiting Nurses Society
II will be remembered that when a prz'
was recently offered for the best pla!
which should deal with the locality o
Shakespeare's birth, the award was mad
to Mrs Peabody for The Piper" Thi
fact gives especial interest to her ap
pearance here.
Mrs Herbert Shipman returned to he
home in New York after a visit to Oh
Point Comfort with her parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Edison Bradley.
! The newly appointed Minister from
Argentina. Mr.. Moan. arrived in Wash
inGton yesterday from Paris. Tn
Charge d'Afaires and Nine villega
and their family will leave Washington
this morning from New York. whenc
they will sail for their new post in Lon
don.
Miss Emma Gray, Of the Ontario, ha
returned from Brooklinc. Mass. wher
she went To attend the wedding of he
nephew. Carroll Paul. U. S. y. He an,
, his bride arc about to sail for tn
Philippines. where he has been ordere,
for duty.
, DR.. Ralph F. Gallinger and Mrs. Gal
linger. of Concord, n. H.. are guests O
Senator Gallinger at the Hotel Norman
die.
: colonial tea win be given at tn
West Washington Baptist Church Fri
, day evening. March 81, under the auspice
. of the Ladies' Aid Society. Members Q
the Ingram Memorial Church choir an
number of prominent soloists will as
sist