The Washington herald., 1912-11-11
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The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
FRANKLIN Macveagh have returned to
washington from Chicago. where they
have spent the last few days
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
will so to Chicago. November Is. to speak
at a banquet given by the Chamber Of
Commerce Of the United States Of
America Miss Hildegarde Nagef has
Joined her parents at their residence in
X Street
Mrs. wickersham, wife OF the Attorney
General. will begin her Wednesday rat
homes this week She VIII be the first
of the Cabinet hostesses to observe that
afternoon.
The Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs Huntington, Wilson have returned
to Washington from Chicago.
Mrs. Lyman. Tiffany has returned to
Washington from New York. and has
opened her residence in Connecticut Ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman enter
tanned dihher of twenty covers in honor
OF Dr.. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson at
the Chevy Chase Club on Saturday night.
Mrs. C. w MacNaughtoE entertained
at tea yesterday In honor Of DR.. Manoel
de Oliveira Lima, Brazilian Minister TO
Belgium, aud Nine Lima, at her resi-
dence in. Harvard Street
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matics In the United States Navy, and
on duty at the Naval Observatory here.
has been in Berlin during the past week
in the course of a tour of inspection Of
the German observatories and instrument
makers. He went abroad as a delegate
to the Time Congress in Paris. Before
returning to Washington he will visit
the ebservatories OF Kew, and Greenwich,
| in England.
Mrs. Preston Gibson. J@ho reached
Washington on Saturday is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs James Mcmillan, un-
/ til her new residence, 1Tl2 Rhode Island
Avenue, is completed.
The weddfng of Miss Mary Emelyn
Hayes and Mr.. William S. Samuels, jr.,
whose engagement was announced yes
| terday, will take place Wednesday. Nos
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Only relatives will attend the ceremony.
which will be held at o'clock. Miss
Hebe Hayes will be her sisters only at
tendant, and Mr.. Howard Samuels Will
be his brothers best man.
A Boston debutante. Miss Esther
Slater. has many friends in this city
| She is the daughter of Mrs. Horatio
slater. Mrs. Slater will give a ball for
her in Boston on December 6, and later
in the season will introduce her in WASH
I ington.
| Dr., and Mrs. William Holland Wilmer
will give a small dance at the Playhouse
December 81 for their debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Rebekah Wilmer.
Mrs. whitelaw Reid. wife Of the Ameri-
can Ambassador to the Court Of st.
James, has left London for Paris, where
she will spend several days.
Mrs. strother. Smith. Of this city, is
spending the winter in New York at the
Seymour Hotel.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, who
have been stopping for a few days at the
St. Regis. New York, will return to
Washington tomorrow
A, and Mrs. Evans. formerly Of Wash
ington, are being extensively enter
tanned in Atlanta, where Gen Evans Is
now stationed. On Saturday evening
Mai. and Mrs. z. W. Martin gave
dinner OF thirty-two covers in their
honor.
The wedding of Miss Laura Merriam,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W.,R. Merriam,
retary of the Treasury, will take place
Tuesday. November 2. Only small
family party will be present at the eere-
mony which will be performed by the
Rev. DR., Roland Cotton Smith, rector OF
ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
The Military Attache Of the Spanish
Legation and Mime. Urcullu have taken
an apartment in the Kenesaw for the
winter.
Mrs Edward s. Munford and Miss
Elizabeth Munford will return to WASH
ington during the first week in Decem-
Der. They are at present in Atlanta,
Ca.
Miss Edith Oracle, who gave a farewell
tea Saturday afternoon at her residence
IN Sixteenth Street, left wsshington
yesterday morning for New York. where
She will spend the winter Col. and Mrs.
Oracle will join her in that city within
the next fortnight Miss Oracle will
visit her aunt, Mrs. Dutton Dallida, un-
til their arrival. On Saturday, November
Is. Col. and Mrs. Rafferty, will give a
large dance for Miss Oracle at Cover
nors Island.
Miss Marie MstFarland, Of Washington,
;s tba ,,,aSt for the yVinter nf Mrs GeorRe
W. Pound at her home in Buffalo, N. Y.
Nine. Ali kui Khan, wife Of thel
Charge d. Affairs of the Persian>Lega-
ton, is travelling in California and has
not been in Washington Tor three weeks |