The Washington herald., 1912-06-27

] more 70 attend the session OF the Demo
cratic convention there to-day. wher
she will ocupy a specially arranged bo
in the gallery throughout the afternoon
She will be accompanied by Mrs Hug
Wallace, daughter of the late Chief Jus
tice Fuller. Mr.. Wallace Is a delegat
to the convention from the State c
Washington, and Mrs Wallace has bee
attending the sessions each day.
The Acting Secretary Of State, Nj
Huntington Wilson. entertained at din
per last evening in honor Of the Mir
iRter Of Honduras on special missio
here, Mr.. Alberto Membreno. The othe
guests were the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, Mr.. MacVeagh; Senior Calvo, tn
Minister from Costa Rics; Senior Mejis
the Minister from Salvador; the Chic
OF Stan OF the army, Maj Gen. Leonar
Wood; Mai. Gen. W. H. Carter, U. s. A.
Capt F. r. Mccoy, U. S. A.; Lieut. Com
mander W. c. Watts, U. S. N; tn
American Minister to Honduras. Nj
Charles d. White; Mr.. Ira Bennett, Nj
W. T. S. Doyle. Chief Of the Division ol
Latin-American Affairs, and three as
sistant chiefs OF the Division on Latin
American Affairs. Mr.. Fred Bearing
Mr.. Seth Low Pierpont, and Mr.. J. But
Ter Wright: Mr.. Silas Wicker, secretar!
Of the Diplomatic Service; Mr.. Hugh s
Knox, jr., and Mr.. o. L. Cooke, OF tn
state Department.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff will go to Newport mex
| Sunday and take possession Of the Jane
! Gordon Bennett cottage which they hAv,
/ leased for the summer season. They viii
send the servants and all the horses anC
| carriages ahead Of them in a specia
4 ~. 4
ness for them on their arrival They
| spent yesterday at the convention II
| Baltimore.
The Brazilian Ambassador, Mr.. de
| Cana, and the Peruvian Minister and
Mime. de Pezet, were among those Of thc
Diplomatic Corps who spent yesterday
at the Democratic convention IN Balti'
more.
Senior caIvo. the Minister from costs
Rica and his family win leave next Mon.
day for Glen Cove, Long Island. where
they will spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer.
The Military Attache Of the Fench
Embassy and Countess de ChGmbrun Re-
turned from Chicago yesterday morn
ing and went to New York last night
from where they will sail for France to-
day.
The Naval Attache OF the Brazilian En-
bassy and Nine. Azevedo will go TO New
York on July TO- and Will sail on the 18th
for Brazil. where they will spend the
summer months.
Nine. de la Rocca, wife Of the coun-
selor OF the French Embassy. who has
nna1ahrrrp
returned to Washington Tuesday and left
yesterday for Buena Vista, Pa, where
they have taken a cottage for the sum
mer. The counselor viii join Nine. de
la Roccs, later in the season.
The former Counselor Of the Brazilian
Embassy and Mime. de Lima Silva will
close their apartment in the Woodward
this week. and go to New York whence
they will sail July = for Norway, where
Mr.. de Lima has been appointed as
charge d'ArtaireS of the embassy.
Mrs Buckner Randolph. wife OF Dr..
Randolph. with their children, will 60
to her summer home in Virginia early
next month. DR.. Randolph will Join his
family for short visits during the sea-
son.
Mrs. John B. Randolph has Joined her
daughter. Mrs Hines. OF Fairmont. W.
Va. in New York, where they will re-
main for a few days before going 10 the
Catskiu Mountains for the summer. Miss
Louise Randolph will probably Join her
mother and sister later in the season.
Mrs. R Ross Perry is spending the
summer at White Sulphur Springs, Va.
Nine. de Meissner and her niece. Miss
Mary Radford, are spending some time
in Bethlehem. Pa, before joining Nine.
de Meissner's sister, Mrs. Coyle. at Cape
Cod.
Former Representative Hamilton Fish
and Mrs. Florence Delaplane Amsinck
were married Wednesday in New York
in the Fifth Avenue home Of the bride
The Very Rev. Dean Grosvenor, OF the
Cathedral of St. John the Divine, per-
formed the ceremony. which took place
at l O'Clock The bride was gowned
in soft gray satin, with a hat OF the
same shade. Only the relatives and a
few very close friends were present at I
the ceremony. Following the ceremony :
a wedding breakfast was served, but
there was no reception. The table was
decorated with roses and pink and +
white and palms were used through :
out the wide main hall and dining ,
room. Mr.. and Mrs. Fish left during /
the afternoon in their motor car for /
trip and will sail for Europe in July, /
where they will also travel by motor. !
They will visit in Italy and be for a I
time at Mrs. Fsh's villa. They will
remain abroad indefinitely. Among those
present at the wedding were Mrs. /
George r. SChieTelin, Miss Dorothy
Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. !
Trevor, the Misses Trevor, Mr. and Mrs .
Stuyvesant Fish. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cutler. Of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. will
am L Breese, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 2.
5ray, the Misses Janet and Helena
Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish,
H.. Hamilton Fish, jr. Sidney Fish,
NTr. and Mrs. Justus Rupert, Mr.. w
2. Rogers, the Misses Harriet and
Cornelia Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. w. B.
Roger, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish
and Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Ben
amin. Mr.. Fish was Assistant Treas
Iher of the United States under Presi-
lent Roosevelt and a Representative in
Congress for several years. His first
wife was MISS Emily Mann. Of Albany,
Who died twelve years ago He has
our daughters, Mrs. W. l. Breese and
,Irs. John H. Cutler. OF Boston, and
he Misses Janet and Helen Fish. and
me son, Hamilton Fish, jr Mrs. Fish
vas formerly Miss Florence Delaplane
nd married James Hude Beekman, whol
lied several years since. She then mar
led Gustave Amsinck, a well-known
'anker and bachelor, who died two
ears ago.