The Washington herald., 1912-08-31


the Columbia last night
The Secretary Of Agriculture, James
Wilson. has gone to his home in Iowa,
where he win be joined shortly by Miss
Flora Wilson
The Ambassador and Mime. Bakhmetefr
have sent out 200 invitations for anl
afternoon garden party. to be given at
Stone Villa. Thursday next. i'm compli-
uent to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale
Mclean. who will arrive in Newport
from Bar Harbor. to be the guests OIL
Mr.. McLean's uncle and aunt. the Am
bassador and Nine. Bakhmeteff. for al
fortnight.
Miss Lucy Day Martin. daughter of
Senator Martin OF Virginia, has beenl
selected to christen the United States
collier, Proteus, which will be launchedl
at Newport News. Va, on September "a
large party of State oficials and ofi-
GERS of the United States Navy Will gol
down for the occasion. Miss Martin Isl
only fifteen years old. but Is known
throughout the State as well as inl
Washington as typical Southerni
sportswoman. She loves outdoor sportsl
and athletic games of all kinds She Is an
enthusiastic and skillful horsewoman.
and is a familiar figure in the beautiful
hills of Albemarle County on her daily
rides around about the University OIL
Virginia at Charlottesville. She has car
ried of many blue ribbons with herl
ponies. which she has driven and ridden
herself.
The Chilean Minister, Senor Don Edu-
ardo Suarez, has arrived in Washington
for a few days from Magnolia, Mass,
where he has been spending the summer
with Mime. Suarez and the members OF
the legation staff.
The Minister from Colombia, Senor
Don Julio Betancourt. is spending Q few
days in New York. The Minister has
taken an apartment in the Portland.
Mr.. John Barrett, Director General Of
the Pan-American Union. arrived in
Washington this morning from Europe, |
having returned by way of Boston |
where he was in conference with the |
committee in charge Of the Information |
al Congress of Chambers Of Commerce,
which meets in Boston in the latter part
of September and will be attended py
many Of the Latin-American diplomats
After remaining here a few days, Mr. |
Barrett will attend the annual Inland
Waterways Convention. which meets In |
Providence, r. l., September IS.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Wing, |
daughter OF Mrs. Horace Wing. OF Los
Angeles, and Mr.. Maurice Healy, OF
washington, will take place next month |
at the home of the brides cousins, Mr..
and Mrs James Harlan, Essex, Lake
Champlain, n. Y. The ceremony VIII De
performed under the great elm trees
which form part OF the beauty OF the
splendid grounds. After the ceremony
the young couple will go for honey
moon in the Adirondacks, and later VIII
come to Washington. where they will
make their future home
REPRESENTATIVE Oscar W. Underwood OF
Alabama and Mrs. Underwood. who
closed their apartment in the Dresden
day or two ago, have arrived at the Vir-
ginia Hot Springs, where they will spend
a few days en- route to their home in |,
Alabama Yesterday Mr.. Justice Lamar
and Mr.. Underwood spent most OF the
day playing golf.
Mrs. Guy Marceau, OF Mexico City,
with her three children and her sister,
Miss Frances Fitzpatrick, has returned
to Washington from North Rue Beach.
N H.. where they spent the past two
Marceau, with her children, has spent
the past year in Washington visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Fitzpatrick.
of Piney Branch Road. She will join her
husband in Mexico late in the season.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Regina
Gaskins and Mr.. Max Thompson has
been ANNOUNCED by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Gaskins, parents of the bride. The
ceremony was performed on Wednesday
evening at the brides home, in New
Avenue, by Rev. Joseph F.
of the Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart Mrs w. Harry Gaskins, sister
in-law of the bride, was her only at
tendant The bride wore white char
meuse and chiffon. trimmed with Irish
lace and embroidered in seed pearls, and
carried a shower bouquet of Bride roses
and ferns Mrs. Gaskins, who was mat
ron Of honor, wore pink satin and car
ried an armful of Killarney roses. Fol-
lowing the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson held an informal reception
and left Immediately afterward fer a
Western trip. Mr.. Thompson, formerly
Of Kansas City, No, now of Chicago,
will take his bride to Chicago. where
they will make their future home.
The marriage of Mrs Sidney Dillon Rip
ey and Mr.. Charles R. Scott, Of New York.
will take place at Bar Harbor on Sep
tember g. The wedding. which will be
quiet and attended by a small party.
will be performed by Rev. Stephen II.
Green, rector of ST. Saviour's Church,
assisted by Rev. s. s.. Durry, Of st.
Paups School. Concord. It has not been
decided whether the ceremonies will be
performed In the st. Saviour's Church Or !
in the little chapel at Hull's Grove.
Mrs. l. T. Mann. who has spent the
summer with her family at their home
in West Virginia, is spending a few |
days in Washington before going to
New York, from where she will sail
shortly for Europe Mrs Mann will
be accompanied by Miss Elizabeth /.
Hickey.
DR.. and Mrs. Tom A. Williams have
to Washington from a visit
% Newport and the North Shore re-
sorts.
Commodore and Mrs. Peters left the
,ity this week for their bungalow which
has recently been completed in the
Mountains near Bluemont, Va Their
laughter. Mrs. TunstaIl. win be with
hem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Elkins and Miss
katherine Eikins, who went abroad sew
raj weeks ago, are at Baden-Baden, III
where social life is exceptionally gay.
ir. Vincent Astor is also at Baden