The Washington herald., 1912-06-13

House In honor Of the Minister Of For
eign Affairs OF Guatemala DR.. Herrarte
i who was formerly Minister from Guate.
mala at . this post. The other guesti
were
The Minister of Guatemala, senOl
7 Mendoz.
The Secretary of State. Mr.. Knox.
Senator Shelby NJ Cullen.
Senator Porter J. McCumber.
Senator william p. Dillingham;.
Senator George Sutherland.
Senator William Alden Smith.
! Representative William Sulzer.
Representative ]. Charles Linthicum.
| Representative Edward W. Townsend.
Rear Admiral Charles E. Vreeland.
Rear Admiral Frank z. Beatty.
Brig. Gen. Albert L Mills
Brig Gen. Enoch H. Crowdsr.
| Hon. r. S. Reynolds Hit.
MP. Roberto LoenthaL
| Mr.. william T. s. Doyle.
MAI. Thomas L. Rhoades.
Society deeply mourns the death oi
Mrs. Hobson, widow or Joseph Hobson
a prominent business man and resident
Of old New York, who made her home
in Washington for many years and wal
4 Identified with the exclusive old resident
| society, in which she was a leader and
| an authority. She was III for a very
short time. as she only left her Wash
| ington home, in n Street, about a fort
night ago and appeared to be entirely
| well up to that time. She kept up her
reception days with great formality and
charming hospitality to the day OF her
| departure for Bar Harbor, where her
summer home is and in which she died,
/ at an advanced age, on Tuesday. The
1 1afa HnhRnn IN the huglnRgs
| firm Of the Alsops, who made a fortune
! in South America.
| Another death which has shocked
smart society was that Of Mrs. sHuide-
koper, widow OF DR.. Rush Shipper
| Huidekoper. who was visiting Mrs. John
\ R. Mclean at the lattsr's country place,
| Friendship" above Georgetown, on
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Huidekoper
lived during the latter years Of DR..
Huidekoper's life in washington. where
she made a very large circle Of friends.
After his death she re-established her
home in Philadelphia, but she made fire.
Quent and long visits In Washington.
spending much time with Mrs. Richard
! Townsend and Mrs. Mclean. She died
quite suddenly after only a short ILL.,
! ness. Mrs. Huidekoper was an aunt OF
Mr.. Reginald and Mr.. Frederic Huide-
koper, prominent young bachelors in so
ciet5.
Senior CaIvo, the Minister from Costa
Rica, entertained a company at luncheon
to-day in honor OF Dr. Herrarte, Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs OF Guatemala
at the Metropolitan Club yesterday. The
guests asked to meet him were Senior
Ricardo Fernandez Guardia, former Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs Of Costa Rica:
Senior Mejia, Minister from Salvador;
Senior CastriIlo. Minister from Nicaragua; ;
Senior Mendez, Minister from Guatemala:
Senior Cuadra Zavala, secretary OF the
Nicaraguan legation: Senior Borjs, sec
retary Of the Salvador Legation, and
Senior LowenthAl, secretary to DR.. Her
rsrte.
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
left Washington yesterday for Utica,
n. Y, where they Will remain until
next Tuesday. The Vice President will
deliver an address At Hamilton College
before returning to Washington
Mrs. John Hay has closed her resi-
dence in Sixteenth Street and gone to her
country place, the Fells, in New Hamp-
shire.
Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson, who
closed her residence in Street, has gone
with her children for a visit TO her par
ents in New York and Tuxedo.
Mrs. ]. Charles LInthicum, wife OF
Representative LinthIcum. Of Maryland.
is spending a few days in Auburn. n. Y,
where she Is the guest Of Mrs. Frank
Hitchcock Messenger.
The Minister from Sweden and Nine.
Ekengren, who have taken q cottage
at Bar Harbor for the summer, will
also make an extended tour Of the West
during the season.
The Minister from Peru and Nine.
Pezet will make a tour Of California,
Colorado, and other Western points OF
interest during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison McClintPck and
Miss Katherine McClIntock will go to
RIdEeneld. Conn, about July 10. where
they will spend the greater part Of the
summer.
Miss Alice c. Coulter daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. c. NJ. Coulter. OF Arlington,
Nebr.. and Mr.. Alfred L. Hughes, Of
David City, Nebr., were married yester-
day afternoon at I O'Clock In the Met
rcpolitan NJ f. Church, Rev. J. S. Mont
gomez. pastor, offcIating. A small
ga.nCr.ms Of relatives and a few init
rn:.,c friends were present Following
the ceremony a reception was held at
the home of Capt. and Mrs. Forest. at
Sol Fourth Street Northwest. and later
in the evening the young people left
Washington for an extended trip. They
Will make their future home in David
City. Nebr.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Alice Berry and Mr.. Richard Bragaw.
The ceremony was performed Tuesday
evening at s o'clock in the Parkwood.
Rev. Samuel H. Greene, pastor Of Cal
vary Baptist Church, oficiating in the
presence Of a small party Of relatives
and intimate friends The bride was
gowned in white crepe meteor trimmed
with duchess lace. Her veil was held
in place with orange blossoms and she
carried a shower bouquet OF lilies Of the
valley and white sweet peas. Miss Eu-
nice Berry was the maid Of honor and
wore pink crepe de chine and carried
sweet peas. Miss Edna Bragsw, sister
Of the bridegroom; Miss Helen Brown,
Of New York; Miss Grace Janney, and
Miss Emily Anlliard, Of this city, were
the bridesmaids AL were gowned in
pink crepe de chine and carried sweet
peas. Mr.. Harold Stonebraker, of Ro-
chester, n. Y, acted as best man for
Mr.. Bragaw. reception followed the
ceremony, and later in the evening the
couple eft Washington for wedding
trip In the North. They will be at home
aff T,,n, L.