The Washington herald., 1912-06-21

:, Nine. calero, wife Of the new Mexican
| Ambassador, who Is a bride Of a few
months. has with her Miss Berta n.
! Leon, Of New York, who viii remain
with her and accompany her and the
| Ambassador, when they return to Mex
! leo next month for a short visit. They
/ are going home TO bring the children Of
/ the Ambassador back to this country,
/ as they came hurriedly, and did not close
| their home in Mexico City. The Ambas-
| sador has a little family of seven chill
dren, from hve to fourteen years Of age,
1 Of whom the young wife Of the Ambas-
sador is very fond. On their return to
this country they will go to Newport,
where they viii remain probably until
late in September. -
The convention in Baltimore is draw
ing all attention socially from Washing
ton, except what Chicago drew at the
| end Of last week Mr.. and Mrs Perry
| Belmont are at the Belvedere each day
this week. entertaining at both luncheon
| and dinner almost every day, and the
/ w. S. g. Williams house, at the corner
| Of St Paul and Monuments Streets, is
! icing made ready for Mr.. and Mrs John
| R. Mclean. who have taken It, and
/ viii entertain a party Of house guests
| throughout next week. The house has
/
| owners have been in Europe. Mrs. J.
| Charles Linthicum, wife OF the Repre-
| sentative from Baltimore who is in New
| York, viii return to Washington to-mor-
row and go on TO her country place near
| Baltimore on Sunday. where she will
| have party for the week. Among her
| guests will be W. W. Pitzer, OF Colo
rado' sister Of Mrs. Champ Clark, and
| the woman delegate to the convention:
Mrs. Stephen B. Ayres and her daughter,
Miss Janetta Ayres. a bud Of last season
| In Washington. Mrs. Clark who has
! heen i'll for some weeks. has decided she
VIII not go over to Baltimore next week.
| but VIII be represented there by her
| daughter, Miss Genevieve Clark
I Mrs. Arthur Lee will arrive in Balti-
more on Monday from Elkins w. Va
and will be followed shortly by Mr.. Lee.
They will be guests of the Misses Brandt
and Mrs. Poundstone. Mr. and Mrs
William Randolph Hearst will arrive in
Baltimore probably Tomorrow The
Mayor Of Baltimore and Mrs. Preston will
lead the festivities for the delegates and
have planned a week Of pronounced gay
ETY.. Last evening the Mayor entertained
a company Of men in honor OF the COM
mittee on arrangements, having in all
thirty guests. Among the guests were
Messrs. Norman E. Mack. P. L. Hall.
Urey WOodsOn, Josephus Daniels, Clark
Howell, John T. McGraw, r. NJ John
ston, Martin ]. Wade, Edwin o. Wood,
Roger c. Sullivan, Thomas Taggart, Rob
ert Ewing. Robert S. Hudspeth Thomas
H. Browne, John f. Osborne, J. F C
Talbot, and several other Marylanders.
| Tomorrow evening Mayor and Mrs.
Preston will entertain a large company
at dinner followed by a theater party
at the Academy OF Music to see Gilbert
and Sullivans Patience" On the even
NJ Inn ha
convention, Mayor and Mrs. Preston will
give a large and brilliant reception.
| Senator and Mrs Clarence Watson will
have large party OF guests al the Hotel
Rennert during the convention week and
many others are being arranged every
day.
Col. and Mrs ]. c. Boyd. Miss Alice
Boyd and Master W. w. Boyd sailed
yesterday on the S. s. Cleveland for
Europe to spend the summer.
Among the washingtonIans sailing yes
terday on the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Paul Roppin, and Miss Georgiana r.
Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Heurich. Miss
Anita Heurich. Miss KarIa Heurich. and
Master Christian Heurich. H., sailed
yesterday on the Cleveland for Europe
and to spend some time in the old home
OF Mr.. Heurich.
The marriage Of Miss Carol Barnes
Newberry. daughter OF the former secre-
itary Of the Navy and Mrs Truman H.
| NewbeCry. OF Detroit, to Mr. Frank W.
Brooks, jr., also OF Detroit. took place
on the afternoon Of June IS in the First
Presbyterian Church in Detroit Rev.
Joseph A. Vance officiating Only the
families were present, and Mr. Brooks
and his bride left Immediately after the
ceremony for Buffalo, by way Of the
lakes. The marriage was no surprise 10
the Detroit friends Of both, who were
only surprised that the engagement Of.
the bride to Capt Alleyne Of the Brit
ish army, announced a week ago to be
Cancelled, was not broken sooner. Mr
Brooks courtship dates back long be-
fore his brides meeting with the cap
tain OF the Queens Own. but his suit
was frowned upon by Mr. and Mrs.
Newberry. The engagement Of Miss New
berry and Capt Alleyne was announced
after an acquaintance Of about five
weeks in Bermuda, and after the return
Of the young woman to her Detroit
home to prepare for the wedding she
grew less and less willing to marry the
foreigner until his arrival for the we'd
ding precipitated the breaking of and
the recall Of the wedding invitations. The
marriage to Mr.. Brooks took place on
the day set for the brides marriage to
the British captain She is well known |
and has a host Of friends here who wish
her well in her final choice. Mr. Brooks is !
a son of one OF Detroits leading citi-
zens. a man of wealth and position. and
is associated with his father in the
control Of the street railways Of Detroit |
The Russian Ambassador and Mime.
Bakhmeteff will close the Embassy here
on Sunday and leave for Newport, where
they have taken a cottage for the sea-
son.
The Secretary Of the Peruvian LEGATION,
NJ. FTeirey Santander is making a tour
Of Canada, but will return to Washington
before going on an extended Western !
trip.
The United States Treasurer. Mr.. Lee
McCiung, is making a visit in New
Haven, Conn.
The Minister from Uruguay and Nine. |
de Pena and the Misses de Pena will !
leave Washington the last week in June |
and go TO Magnolia, Mass. where they |
will occupy the same cottage this year |
that they did last.
The Secretary Of the Treasury. Mr.. !
Franklin Mcveagh. returned to Wash |
ington last evening after attending the |
graduation exercises at Yale.