The Washington herald., 1912-01-04
Diplomats as His Guests.

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Mr.. Walter g. PenfeId entertained a
company At luncheon yesterday at the
| New Willard, In honor OF the newly ap-
pointed Minister 10 Nicaragua, Mr..
George 7. weltzel, having as his guests
the Minister from Salvador, Mr.. Mejia;
the Minister from Nicaragua, Or. Cas-
trillo: the resident diplomatic Minister,
Mr.. Thomas c. Dawson; the Chief Of the
Division OF LAtin-American Affairs, Mr..
W. T. s. Doyle: the assistant chief. Mr..
Henry l. Jones, and Mr.. Seth Low
Pierrepont. Of the Department OF State.
Mrs. william Graeme Harvey. jr.. has
sent out invitations for a tea Thursday
afternoon. January II. from 4 to 9 O'Clock
to meet the Misses Harwood. Mrs. Har-
vey will receive Wednesdays In Febru-
ary.
Miss Helen Hunt. daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. William H Hunt. was hostess
at luncheon yesterday in honor Of her
cousin. Miss Virginia Hunt. OF Norris
town. Pa. The other guests were Mrs.
Hugh s. Knox, Miss Martha Bowers, Miss
Ruggies. Miss Allen. and Miss Helen
Buchanan. Miss Hunt left Washington
later in the afternoon for a visit 20
friends m Virginia.
Mrs. David Graham Adee and Miss
Adee viii be at home Wednesdays in
January.
Mr. Paul Lamar Mr.. George woodbury..
and Mr.. Albert r. Lee have returned 10
the city from holiday outing.
The Minister Of Nicaragua, DR.. Cas-
trillo. viii entertain a company at din
ner this evening at Rauscher's in honor
OF the newly appointed American Minis
ter to Nicaragua.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Madeline Rose. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Mccoy, OF Is Frost street,
Cambridge. Mass. TO Mr.. Maurice p
Lunsford. Of this city.
Mrs. NJ. F. wickIiIe, OF the Cordova
apartment. announces the engagement OF
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth. to Mr.. Al
bert II. Pierson. Miss wickIifte Is a de-
scendant Of the Blackburn and Flournoy
families, Of Kentucky. and the Wick
lines of Mississippi She was graduated
from Semple Collegiate School, in Louis
VILE. KY, was afterward a student at
Chicago University, and finished her
education at Sargent's. in Cambridge.
Mass. Mr.. Pierson is a graduate OF
Princeton University, and is now in the
Forestry Service in this city.
Miss Margaret Anglin. who will come
to the Columbia Theater next week in
the comedy Green Stockings" and the
managers OF the Columbia Theater will
devote the entire receipts OF the per
formance on Monday night to the benefit
OF the Northern Dispensary. The lady
who are Mrs Charles W.
Richardson, Mrs. William S. Kenyon.
Mrs. Alexander Garner Bentley, Mrs. ].
d. de B. waIbach Gardiner, Mrs Esdey
Smith, Mrs. Tolbert Lanston. Nine Mar
ques de Azezdedo, and Signora Antonio
are actively engaged in the pro-
motion OF the benefit, and have sue
ceeded in disposing of all the private
boxes to Mrs. Albert j. Carrico. Mrs |
CHAPMAN. Mrs. William Harr, |
Mrs Giles S. Rafter. DIR. Frank Teech. |
Peters. Mr.. Raymond Til |
son, and Mr.. Emil Berliner. In addition |
TO the large sale OF tickets. substantial |
donations are being made 10 the charity. |
and il Is expected that very large sum |
win be collected to swell the funds of |
This young and deserving institution. Dur |
ing her stay in Washington next week /
Miss Anglin has expressed desire TO /
visit the dispensary, and Mrs. Giles S.
Rafter, who is president Of the board OF
governors, will head a committee that
has been appointed to receive her.
Mrs. George w. Roy and her daughter.
Mss Marie Roy. will not be at home to-
lay, but will be at home the other Thurs
lays of this month.
Mrs. wigmore. wife Of Capt. Hubert L.
Yigmore, u. s. A, will be at home at
he Washington Barracks to-day and the
bird Thursday Of this month.