The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-07-17

The former United States Minister Il
Ecuador and Mrs. William c. Fox and
their daughter. Miss Eusebia Fox, WHIT
spent the spring and early summer IN
Baltimore, have gone to New York tc
take up their future home. Mr.. Fox Ii
a member of the Board of Commercial
Relations In connection with the recently
organised Pan-American States Associa.
tion. with headquarters on Greeley Square
in New York. Mr.. Fox has been In the
diplomatic service of his country for
nearly forty years, having gone to Ger
many In that connection. when q very
young man.
After he had been there some years he
married beautiful and charming young
German girl, who has since made many
warm friends in Washington. They lived
here few years while Mr.. Fox was
connected with the Bureau of American
Republics, from which position he was
appointed Minister to Ecuador. Mrs.
success in that country, where Mr.. Fox
made an enviable record in diplomacy.
Other members of the board of Com
mercial Relations. Of which Mr.. Fox /.
| chairman. are Mr.. Simon lpatine. a capt.
\ talist. OF Bolivia, and Mr.. Kaufman
-Mandel and Mr.. Octavia Guinle, both OF
| New York. The advisory board is COM
posed of distinguished New Workers. in
| GLIDING former Vice President Levi P.
Morton. Judge Alton B. Parker. Mr..
| George Gordon Battle. Mr.. Hudson Max
| i'm, and Mr.. z. p. V. Ritter.
| Mrs. Andrew Stewart, Of New Orleans
| who has been visiting her son-in-law and
| daughter, DIR. and Mrs. C. c. Marbury,
| here for some weeks. has gone to At
lantic City for the remainder of the
summer. She was accompanied by her
young granddaughter. Miss Bessie Mes
sick, daughter Of Mrs. Msrbury.
Miss Lota Robinson. who spends much
time in Washington with Mrs. John R.
Mclean. and was her guest in Baltimore
during the convention, is now the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Richard Morton, at
the Morton country place, "Severnside. -
near Annapolis. She will 60 to Newport
| the end Of this week TO spend the rest
Of the summer with Mrs Hermann
oelrichs and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish.
Miss Lucy Eugene Humphreys, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Eugene W. Humphreys and
the late DR.. Humphreys. OF Salisbury.
Md. was married yesterday morning to
Richard d. Steuart, OF the editorial stan
of the Baltimore News. The ceremony
was performed at St Peters Episcopal
Church, Salisbury. by Bishop William
Forbes Adams, assisted by Rev. David
Howard. rector OF St. Peters
William Calvert Steusrt, brother OF the
bridegroom, was best man. There were
no other attendants. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother, Theo-
dore Fulton Humphreys, of Philadelphia
She wore a dress Of white embroidered
linen and Panama hat
After Canadian trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Steuart will be at the Preston Apart
ments. Baltimore, September l.
The pastor of the New York Avenue
Church and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will
spend August IN Michigan. where DR..
Radcliffe will Join his wife shortly. She
has been in her old home in Detroit for
a time, with her brother. Mr.. Bryant.
and they have now gone to the Huron
Mountain Club for the rrst Of the sea-
son
Mrs. A. G. Adams. formerly Of Wash
ington. is now in the city on the way 70
her home. Twin Doors" Falls Village.
Conn. She spent the winter in Califor-
mia visiting her daughters. Mrs. Thomas
II. Means. OF Berkeley, and Mrs. George
Bells, OF Sacramento, and her son, Wal
lace Adams, of Los Angeles.
She is now staying at the home OF her
son. Brlstow Adams. 2307 South Dakota
Avenue. Woodbridge, where she will be
at home TO her friends on Friday. July
49, from TO 10.
Miss Margaret ]. Callahan, who has
been quite i'll, Is now convaIescing and
able TO see her friends.
Edward Piquett Burns. OF Baltimore,
entertained a dinner party at the New
Willard last night. many of his Washing
ton friends being present
Lieut. Maxwell Murray. U. s. A. and
Mrs. Murray have left Fort Monroe,
where he has been stationed, and are en-
route to San Francisco by way of New
York. At San Francisco Lieut.. Murray
will be on the staff of his father, Mai.
Gems Arthur Murray. L. S. a. who is in
command of the Department of the
West. The lieutenant and his wife will
meet Gen. and Mrs. Murray and the
Misses Murray en- route to San Fran
cisco. and the entire party will pay a
visit to the Yellowstone National Park
before proceeding to the Coast
A distinguished and merry party are
expected shortly to arrive at Camp Wild
Air. the Adirondack home Of Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Mr. and
Mrs. John Hubert Ward, the latter for
merly Miss Jean Reid, the Ambassadors
daughter, will be there, and will bring
with them n party of English friends.
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