The Washington herald., 1912-06-12
SOCIETY

The President viii entertain a COM
pany at dinner this evening in honor
OF the Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF
Guatemala, Senior Herrarte.
Mr.. R. s. Reynolds Hit. United States
Minister TO Guatemala, who is In WASH
i ington on leave, visiting his mother,
Mrs. r. r. Hit. entertained at dinner
last evening at Dover House, in honor
Of Senior Herrarte, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Of Guatemala, and former
Guatemalan Minister at this post. The
party went out IN automobiles.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
/ Bakhmeteff will return to Washington
to-day from Newport, where they have
selected a cottage for the summer.
The Italian Ambassador is spending
a few days in New York and his daugh-
ter, Donna Beatrice Cusan1 ConfaIonleri.
is visiting friends near Boston. They
will return before sailing for Italy July {.
The marriage Of Miss Gwyneth Hun
| gerford Conger to Lieut.. Aubrey Frey
| Fitch, u. S. N, took place at Annapolis
az O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
/ ceremony was performed by Bishop
Harding. Of Washington, and the bride
| was given away by her brother, Paymas-
| ter Omar G. Conger.
| The matron OF honor was Mrs. Ward
Brown, and the maid OF honor Miss Har-
riett Conger. The bridesmaids were the
| Misses Gorneau, Of 81. Louis: Miss El-
Il mer, Of Chicago, and Miss Fitch, the
bTidegroom's sister.
After the ceremony there was an out
\ door reception at the home OF the brides
/ from Baltimore and Washington, those
| from the Capital going on a special
! train, attended.
The wedding Of Miss Ina A Wallace
and Mr.. Richard H. Stuart took place
last evening, at O'Clock, in ST. Mar
garets Church. Messrs. r. Stuart Hun
| ter. Edmund S. Hunter, Douglass
/ Stuart. and D. c. Chesterman were the
/ ushers. Miss Lucy Knox. Miss Corrie
| Bowie, Miss Edith Murray and Miss
Rosalie Grymes were the bridesmaids.
Mr.. c. Calvert Stuart, brother Of the
| bridegroom. was the best man and Miss
Mary Grymes was the maid OF honor.
The marriage Of Mr.. George H. Dana,
a retired real estate operator, well known
in Washington. and Mrs. Clara E. Allen,
| also OF this city, took place yesterday in
1 -. H.
| Woodrow performing the ceremony. Mr..
Dana IS seventy eight years OF age. and
has not been actively engaged in busi-
| ness for several years. His first wife
| died four years ago, and was the aunt
| Of the present Mrs. Dana, who has been
| a widow for several years. The mar
riage was a complete surprise to friends
| Of the bride and bridegroom.
Nine. Hauge will sail from New York
on the Lapland on Saturday TO spend the
summer months in Europe.
The Minister from Norway and Nine
| Bryn will go to New York on Friday
an6 on Saturday will sail for Europe
| to spend the summer.
Mrs. Chandler Anderson has gone to
her cottage at York Harbor for the
| summer.
Mrs. W. Scott Smith has gone to Brook
/ lyn. y. Y, where she will spend a few
| days with her son-in-law and daughter,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney KIpp. before go
ing to her cottage at Rye Beach, N. H,
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Roosevelt have
c:osed their Massachusetts, Avenue resi-
dence and gone to their summer home
The -LiIacs," sayville, Long Island
Mrs. Barker, wife Of Rear Admiral
Barker. L. S. N. has gone to Albany.
she will be Joined next month by Admiral
Barker.
Justice and Mrs. Job Barnard will
leave Washington on Friday afternoon
for their summer place in Portland. Me.
Mrs Waiter Mclean, wife Of Capt.
Mclean. J.. S. n, who is recovering
from a recent illness, will leave here
shortly for Belair. Nd. where she will
spend a part Of the summer with her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul c. Patterson. Later she will go TO
jamestown, r. I.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Lansing. who
spent the winter in the home of Mrs
Lansing's parents, Gen. and Mrs. John
w. Foster, left Washington yesterday
on a motor trip to Watertown, n. Y,
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Grace DEMO LItchfeId and Mr..
Henry P Litchield have closed their
residence in Massachusetts, Avenue and
are at their summer home, Hidaway, at
New London, n. H.
Miss Jeanette Allen will leave Wash
ington Saturday for Beach Haven. Me, |
where she will spend several weeks. |
Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen, U. S. A, |
and Mrs. Allen will close their apart |
ment in the Connecticut about July l, |
and go to Narragansett Pier for the
summer.
Miss Laura Merriam, who has been |
spending a few days at. the country |
home Of her parents at Liberty Fur |
mace, Va, returned to Washington last
evening.
Mrs. Adams, wife OF DR.. Samuel
Adams returned to Washington last
evening from Princeton, n. J., where
she has spent the past few days.
Judge and Mrs. Sydney Ballou will /
close their Connecticut Avenue residence
the latter part Of this week and go to
their place at East Bay, Me, for the
summer months.
Miss Emily Beatty, daughter Of the
oF he ~ and |