The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-04-15

Dr.. fFitte. or Baltimore, ana nj. VIII
lam @. Roellker. Of New York. returned
to their homes yesterday after two
days visit at the White House Mr.
Robert TAFT arrived at the White House
yesterday for his spring vacation from
the Harvard Law school MT. George
Harrison. OF this city. classmate OF
Mr.. Robert Taft, is spending the week.
end at the white House with the house
party Of young people.
The Austro-Hungarian Ambassador and
Baroness Hsngelmuller VIII SO to New
York to-day for q visit OF several days to
complete their arrangements for a sum
mer residence
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorr entertained a d,stin-
guIshed company at dinner last evening
for some visiting German statesmen
Their guests were the Austro- Hungarian
Ambassador. Baron Helgelmuller. dean
OF the Diplomatic Corps; Baroness Hen
gelmuller, the Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs. Meyer, Nine. Won Stumm, wife
OF the German Charge d'Anaires at
Rome; Mrs. Richard Townsend. and her
house guest Mrs. z. R. Thomass OF New
York; Countess GizyckL. Count PodeEiis-
Durnez. of Germany; Count Won .Dyek,
AeIT OOTleCn. NDn aAuCnCIH AAA-
and Mrs Purdy, Mss Cameron. and
Mr.. Irwin b. Laughlin. First Secretary
of the United States Embassy at Berlin.
The Attorney General and Mrs Wick
ersham entertained a company at lunch
con yesterday at the quaint Manor
House. Randie Highlands, which Is
growing 10 be a smart rendezvous for
the oficial and busy people In smart
society. The party went over in autos
and eiectrics. enjoying the drive there
and back almost as much as the lunch
con.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Knox.
who have been absent many weeks IN
South America. will return here Wednes-
day evening. They viii arrive at Nor
folk tomorrow evening on the cruiser
washington The Presidents yacht the
Sylph. will meet them there and bring
them and their party back TO the city.
April IS the Secretary win leave for New
Orleans to deliver q lecture April %. ana
from there will go TO San Francisco,
where he has public engagement May
s. From there he viii come eastward
TO New York
Miss Cannon. daughter Of the former
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
went to Hot Springs at the end Of last
week, TO make her annual spring VISA
at the Homestead.
The marriage Of Miss Eleanor Ander-
son, daughter of Medical Director Frank
Anderson. u. s. N, and Mrs. Ander-
son. 10 Ensign Rush s. Fay. Z. S. N,
whose engagement was announced
short time ago, will take place to-mor-
row evening in St Thomas Church at
O'Clock. Rev. e. Ernest Smith of1ciat-
ing. A small reception at the home
of the brides parents In Nineteenth
Street viii follow the ceremony. The
bride will have for her maid OF honor
her sister. Miss Dorothy Anderson.
Maj and Mrs. Henry q. Cole were
hosts at luncheon at the Chevy Chase
Club yesterday. Their guests were Miss
Louise Gator. OF Baltimore. their house
guest for the weekend: Miss Greble.
Miss Ruth Parker, Miss claEett, Mr..
Lee Mcclung. Treasurer Of the United
States; Col David L. Brainard, Lieut..
Commander w. A. Litteheld, Capt.
Williams, Capt. Davis. and Mr.. Myron
NJ. Parker, 'jr.
The wedding Of Miss Louise Chaplin
Fletcher, daughter OF the Senator from
Florida, and DR.. Thompson Junior Kemp,
April q, in All Souls Unitarian Church,
Will be one of the most important and
one Of the largest OF the spring season
The ceremony VIII be performed at 8
o'clock. and win be followed by q re-
ception at RAuscher's The bride will
be attended by her sister, Miss Nell
Fletcher, as maid OF honor. and there
win also be a. matron Of honor, Mrs.
Hubert Cornelison, Of Jacksonville. Fla
The bridesmaids, who. with the eXoep-
ton Of Miss Sibyl Hayes. daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. Hayes OF Cali
fornia. will all be from out of town. are
Miss Gladys Bland, Miss Gertrude Ham
matt, and Miss Charlotte Phillips. all Of
Jacksonville: Miss Eugenia Walker, OF
Atlanta: Miss Claire Fletcher, Of For
syth. Ga; Miss Cornelia Puleston, Of
Monticello. Fla, and Miss Katherine
Cornell, Of Philadelphia.
Capt Davis, Medical Corps, U. 8. A,
will act as best man, and Mr.. John
Samuel Kemp win act as groomsman for
his brother. The usfers VIII be Or. Ed
ward N. Talbot. Z. 8. A; Mr.. Lippitt.
of Porto Rico and Washington; Mr.. Mar
tin Rivero. son of the Minister of Cuba;
Mr.. Robert Brott. DR.. Joseph d. Rogers,
DR.. Charles Stanley White. Mr.. Burrell,
and Mr.. Fletcher Kemp, brother Of the
bridegroom.
A niece of the bride. little Miss Cor
nelia Yerkes, Of Jacksonville, and Master
Billy Nolan, as flower bearers. win COM
plete the personnel of the party.
Col. and Mrs. Henry F. BIount have re-
turned TO their Georgetown home, The
Oaks" after a long journey. They have
visited the principal cities OF South Amer
lea, crossed the Andes. and will leave