The Washington herald., 1912-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean are es-
tablished in the W. S. G. Williams house
on the corner Of st. Paul and Monument
Streets in Baltimore, and viii have with
them as house guests Representative and
| Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Just returned
| from the Chicago convention: Mr. and
/ Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry. Miss Lola Rob
inson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean, and for severay days Of the week.
! their brOther-in-law and sister. the Rus
sian Ambassador and Nine. BakhmetefT,
who postponed their opening OF their
Newport place, which they have leased,
in order to attend this convention
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont went to
Baltimore yesterday, and are at the Bel
vedere for the remainder Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont also ar
rived in Baltimore, and are at the Emer-
son for the week.
Among the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Nor
man E Mack at the session OF the con-
vention in Baltimore. beginning to-day.
viii be the German Ambassador, Count
Won Bernstorfr; Postmaster General
Hitchcock, Mrs. Perry Belmont Mrs.
Richard Townsend. OF Washington; Mrs.
Laurence Townsend. OF Washington. wife
Of the former United States Minister to
Portugal and Belgium: Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Letter and Mrs Letters sister,
Miss Dorothy Williams; Miss Laura Mer-
riam, daughter OF former Governor Of
Minnesota William r. Merriam, and the
Misses Mack. She will also have some
Baltimore guests, in addition, each day.
Among those who will receive with the
Mayor of Baltimore and Mrs. Preston at
the mammoth reception they are giving
this evening at their home. corner OF
North Charles and Read Streets. for the
visitors at the convention will be HIS
Eminence Cardinal Gibbons. Bishop Muir
ray Of Maryland, and Rear Admiral Cam
erOn McRae Winslow, commander of the
fleet Of warships now lying at Baltimore.
who will stand with the Mayor at one
side Of the drawing ROOM. and Mrs.
Chomp Clark, Mrs. Charles ]. Linthicum.
wife of the Representative from Balti-
more; Mrs. W. A. Cullop, wife Of the
Representative from Indiana; Mrs Will
lam Jennings Bryan, Mrs. Thomas P
Taggart, Mrs. Norman f. Mack. Mrs.
William Randolph Hearst Mrs. Perry
Belmont, and Mrs. John Temple Graves
Of New York. An orchestra, blooming
plants, and buffet supper. with a spe-
cially served supper for the receiving
party after the close Of the reception
will complete the evenings festivity
There will be 1900 guests and the garden
will be inclosed and covered with can
vas, where they can enjoy a change from
over-heated rooms.
Rear Admiral WinsIow will have 2
festive day Of entertainment tomorrow
on board his flagship. the Louisiana.
This afternoon he is giving a dance for
young people in honor of the daughter
OF Mayor Preston, Miss Alice Wilkes
Preston, when among the guests will be
Miss Genevieve Clark, the Misses Norma
and Harriet Mack, Miss Sidney Burleson,
and the young girls and boys OF their
morrow evening Admiral Winslow will
entertain a dinner company on board for
the Mayor and Mrs. Preston.
Representative and Mrs. W. A. CuIlop,
OF Indiana, went to the Emerson in Bal
timcre yesterday for the remainder of the
week They will be entertained consld-
erably. Mrs. Cullop was entertained by
the D. A. r. women OF Baltimore at a
several luncheons and suppers later in
the week
Senator and Mrs. W. Murray Crane
arrived yesterday at their summer home
at Dalton, Mass, where they went from
the Chicago Convention. Senator Crane
will come to washington in a day or
two TO remain until Congress adjourns.
Mrs. Joseph Garrard. wife Of Col Gar
rard. in command at Fort Myer, has
gone to visit friends at Fort D. A. Rus
sell. Wyoming.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Mum, jr., who spent