The Washington herald., 1912-05-14

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with the project win discuss the matter
lit is hinted that the delegates present
WIN be treated. IN addition 10 the mimic
warfare to a surprise that Will even
astound those who are familiar with the
magnificent entertainments furnished by
the young millionaire and his beautiful
wife.
/ After the demonstration a dinner VIII
be served for the guests. and covers viii
be lad for about 500. Caterers have been
brought here from New York and Phila-
delphia, and the function will be a royal
spectacle equaled to those held In the
famous courts Of Europe.
The French Ambassador and Mime.
Jusserand entertained at a reception last
evening at the embassy in honor Of the
French delegates to the Red Cross con-
ference and a number OF other foreign
Representatives. A feature Of the even
ing was the colored stereopticon views
OF the United States, shown by Mr..
Blanchard. Of the Reclamation Service
Of the United States. This aft
eruoon a reception will be held at the
embassy from to o'clock in honor Of
the Red Cross delegates.
Mai. Harworth, military attache of
the German Embassy. has gone to. New
York, from where he will sail to-day
for Europe to join Nine. Herwarth,
who went over several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Marshall an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss oliver 1. Lewis, to Assistant
Paymaster Arthur Middleton. U. s. N.
Miss Lewis. accompanied by her moth
er. will leave Washington on Saturday
for San Diego, Cal, where the wedding
~ orf Of
month.
Mrs. lie Roy chamberlin. Of Palo-
nian Springs. came from her country
home yesterday for a few days, and is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Nor
rill Chamberlin.
Miss Eleanor Ridgely win go to New
York early in June TO meet her grand
mother Mrs. Charles Ridgely. who has
spent the winter in Egypt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Mitchell en-
tertained a company at dinner last
evening at the Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville E. ingalls, and
Miss Gladys Ingalls, will go to New
York to-day and on Thursday will sail
for Europe. Miss Abbie ingalls, Bar
nard, who is now in Albany. n. Y, Wis
iting the parents of her fance. Russell
z. Sard. will join them in the metropo-
lis.
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers and Miss
Elizabeth Rogers will sail Thursday on
the AmerIka for Europe.
Miss Minna Whitman will sail to-
day on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie from
New York.
Former Senator John B. Henderson and
Mrs. Henderson will leave Washington
early in June for their summer place in
Bar Harbor. Mrs. Henderson has recent
ly sold the large lot adjoining the Henry
White residence on Meridian Hill TO the
first secretary OF the American Embassy
at Berlin. Mr.. Irwin B. Laughlin. Plans
are now under consideration, and the
house will soon be in course OF construc-
tIon.
Ms George NJ. Pullman. who has been
I'm California since the early winter. will
return to her home in Chicago this week.
Her daughter. Mrs. Francis Carolan, who
has been with her, sailed from New York
last Wednesday on the Lusitania with
Miss Katrina Page-Brown- OF New York,
Mrs. Pullman will leave Chicago about
the lst Of June for Elberon. n. J., to
remain most OF the summer at her coun-
try place.
The Secretary Of War will go up to
New York this evening for the dinner
which is to be given Mr.. W. Cameron
Forbes, Governor General OF the Philip
Iines, by $50 subscribers.
Consul General and Mrs. Thackara,
who recently celebrated their thirty
second wedding anniversary in Berlin,
left Saturday for their annual cycling
tour with Second Assistant Secretary 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 Tarn,
enc Of the finest regions in Europe. Miss
Elizabeth Thackara is in London, where
she will attend the wedding Of Miss
Aldyen Henry, daughter of the lumber
king, with Director Hamber. Later he
will go to Normandy to visit Countess
de la Forest Divonne. The father of
the latter was at the head of the army
and occupied home in Fifteenth Street
in this city, the second house down from
the Southern Building. for many years. |
II was here 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, Mass, this week.
Mrs. Slater's health broke down in the |
midst OF her daughters debutante sea-
son last winter, and after being III in |
New York for several weeks she con-
sufficiently to go to Atlantic |
City, where Miss Slater Joined her for
the Easter holidays. Later they came |
tn this city. Mrs. Slater and her fam
lily will shortly go abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gales Moore have |
issued invitations for the wedding re-
ception Of their daughter, Mary Haines, |
and Mr.. Lathrop Ely Baldwin, of New |
York, Saturday evening, June /, from
$50 to 10 O'Clock. at 2O24 Fifteenth Street.
The ceremony will Immediately precede
in the presence OF the relatives of the
contracting families
Mrs. Been Lee Crews, of Atlanta, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs James r. Graves,
at the ROchamheau Mra Tbaodora Til