Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-13

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at the Country Club yesterday.
Consul General and Mrs Thackara. who
celebrated their thirty second wedding an
niversary in Berlin yesterday a week
ago, left Saturday for their annual
cycling tour with Second Assistant Secre-
tary OF State Adee. Their tour this year
takes them through French Switzerland.
over the famous Lautaret pass, into
southern France and through the gorges
of Tam, one Of the finest regions in Eu-
rope.
Miss Elizabeth Thackara is In London
to attend the wedding of Aldyen Henry.
daughter of the lumber king. with Di-
rector Hamber. And later she will 90 to
Normandy to visit Countess de Ia Forest
Divonne. The father of the latter, Col.
Audenried, was aid to Gen. Sherman
while the latter was At the head Of the
city, in the house second down from the
Southern building. It was there that the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thackara took
place.
Mrs. Horatio N. Slater and Miss Esther
Slater, who have been here for the past
ten days at the Arlington, are expected
at Pine Bank, their place at Readville.
Mrs. Slater's health broke down in the
midst Of her daughters debutante season
last winter and after being Ill in New
York for several weeks she convalesced
Miss Slater joined her for the Easter
holidays. Later they came to this city.
Mrs. Slater and her family will shortly go
abroad.
Mrs. Sumner @. Rand Of Providence.
r. l.. gave a small bridge last Thursday at
her home on Laurel avenue. in honor Of
her guest, Miss Ruth Campbell Of Wash
ington.
The Count and Countess Provano. who
spent the past winter in Chicago, are en-
pertaining Mrs. Cochran of Washington.
D. c.. a sister Of the countess, who will
remain for a week or more. A number
Mrs. Cochran.
Mrs George NJ. Pullman. who has been
in California since early in the winter.
week. Ler daughter. Mrs. Francis Caro-
Ian. who has been with her, sailed from
New York last Wednesday on the Lusf-
tania. accompanied by Miss Katrina
summer abroad. Mrs. Pullman expects
to leave Chicago about June l for Elberon,
n. j., to remain most Of the summer at
her country place.
The ladies OF Columbia Commandery.
No 2 knights Templar, will entertain
with bridge. whist and euchre at the
Hotel Continental Tuesday evening,
May 81.
The Austro Hungarian ambassador
and Baroness Hengelmuller entertained
at dinner last night the delegates to
Hungary. Surgeon Lieut.. COL DR.. Johann
Steiner, DR.. M. v. Silbermark, Mime. DR..
Yella Silbermark-Reissig, DIR. Ladislasv
Farkas, Mr.. Joseph de Babies, the naval
attache Of the embassy, Baron Preuschin,
and Baron Karl Prudential.
The Swiss minister, DIR. Paul Ritter.
gave a dinner last night In honor of the
Swiss delegates to the Red Cross confer
ence. His guests were the French am
bassador and Nine Jusserand, Mr.. Gus
tav Ador, president OF the international
Red Cross committee at Geneva; Miss
Of the Ladies' Red Cross Society at
Geneva; DR.. Farriere OF the International
committee. Miss Ferriere. Maj. c. de
Marval, Swiss delegate; Mr.. Frederic
Barley Of the International committee:
the Persian charge d'affaires and Nine.
Ali Kuli Kahn. and Mr.. John Gignoux of
the Swiss legation.
Lieut.. Col. ]. D. McLachlan and Mrs
McLahlan, who will sail for England this
week, entertained at a farewell dinner
last night. Their guests were the naval
attache Of the French embassy and Wis
Of the Brazilian embassy and Nine.
Marques d'Azeyedo, the naval attache Of
the Russian embassy and Nine. Vas
silieff, the military attache Of the Span
and Mrs Arson Mills, Col. Edward Burr.
u. s. A. and Mrs. Burr, Maj. j. D.
Leitch, u. s. A, and Mrs. Leitch, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Andrew J. Peters,
Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Miss Hildegarde
Nagel, Miss Lydia Biddle. Miss Gladys
Hinckley. Miss Sally Darlington. Miss
Norman. who is Miss Garlington's house
attache Of the French embassy. Count de
Chambrun; the military attache of the
German embassy, Maj. Won Herdwarth
the naval attache Of the japanese en-
bassy. Capt. Hiraga: the military attache
of the Japanese embassy, Col Inouye:
Col. G. NJ. W. Macdonough and Maj c. E.
Pollock, who are representing Geat Brit
ain at the Red Cross conference; Maj.
William Lassiter. Z. s. A.. and Capt 7.
NJ Potts, u. 8. N. Lieut. Col McI.ach-
Ian is retiring from service as military
attache Of the British embassy here.
The new minister from Peru and Nine.
de Pezet were honor guests yesterday
at the Chevy Chase Club when Mrs. Sgd
ney Williams also entertained Pay In
spector and Mrs. Lawrence Heap, DR.
Sewers, Mrs. Faison. Miss Eleanor Ridge
ly. Mr.. Pezet and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
the hostess.
The Secretary of War is expected in
New York tomorrow night for the din
ner to be given w. Cameron Forbes,
governor general Of the Philippines, by
$50 subscribers.
Senator du Pont had the Russian at
tache, Mr.. de Bach. among his house
guests over the week end at his country
place near Wilmington.
Miss Enid Shaw and Miss Erma Shaw,
at their home near Philadelphia, gave a
dinner of twelve covers last night for
their house guest, Miss Conrad of Vir-
ginia. Today the trio will motor to At
lantic City, where they will spend few
days.
Miss Elizabeth Stearns was hostess to
the Sans Souci Card Club Thursday even
ing, May 8. at her home. 116 G street
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