The Washington herald., 1912-05-13

last wednesday. Miss Ide spent the
4revious fortnight in Paris arranging for
the elaborate tTouseeaux which she Is
bringing with her for her marriage to
Mr.. Shane Leslie, the son Of Col and
Mrs. John Leslie, which will take place
June 1 at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bourke Cochran. brother-in-law and sis
ter Of Miss Ide, on Long Island.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer. who has been
spending the greater part OF the winter
in the South, Is now at her cottage, at
Tuxedo Park. for the spring season.
The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert shipman,
Of New York. son-in-law and daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley. Of
Washington, are spending few weeks
at the Bradley villa Tuxedo Park.
Mrs. Thomas Edison, Miss Madeline
Edison. and Miss Frances stockwen. Of
New York. will be the guests Of Mrs
Champ Clark during this week.
Mrs. John Thompson. Of Chicago. is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Levi z.
Letter, for a number Of weeks
Mrs. william Jennings Bryan will ar
rive in Washington this week and will
be the house guest Of Mrs. Henry D.
Clayton, wife of Representative Clayton
Of Albania, until after the Dolly Madison
breakfast.
Mrs Mark Hanna, who has been
spending some time in London. is now
in Paris.
nE 1..L,-S rT,rdI,, rayIs will be
the Euest this week Of her mother. Mrs
Tohn NJ. Clark, IN her residence Wendell
Mansion" In Massachusetts Avenue.
The Russian Embassy STAN has a new
ACQUISITION in Mr.. Matthew Sevastopoulo.
chamberlain 20 his majesty the Emperor
OF Russian. who succeeds Prince Kouda-
cheff as counselor Of the embassy.
Senior Don Juan Angel sainz de Ba-
rsnda- Of the Spanish Legation. has been
transferred TO another post
Commander shiEetoshi Takeuchi, the
new naval attache OF the Japanese EN-
bassy. has arrived and established him
self at the Champlain, where his prede-
cessor. Capt. Hiraga, lived. Nobumori
OEaki, the third secretary, and Nine
Ozah, who have also been at the Cham
their home in Japan. A new third secre-
tary has arrived. Mr.. Tamedchl Ohta-
Mr. NaKakage Okabe, attache. is on
leave at his home in Japan. but Is ex-
pected back in June.
The German Embassy has a new at
tache in Baron Reibnitz. who has ar
rived with the baroness. They are at the
Grafton
The music pupils Of Felix Garziglia,
pianist, and Thomas Evans Greene, tenor,
at the Chevy Chase College, gave their
annual recital on Thursday evening at
the college. There were many young
girls OF exceptional talent. Their pro-
gramme was as follows:
Les HusEuenots:'' ea1tins, ''LAsd siEnor''
Miss ChGSe.
Mis- snh
Dethe sDuO1t
Violin obliEAto-Miss MhlloCJ.
Reading. The EIplocsr KtpltnE
Mis- TrpdwsIL
Autumn
''sAnsna and Della" Ny Heart at ny sEest
VOICE N,., W.,,r;
ROdOn c,phuao-o. Or .MsndsAssOSn
Mis- Appel.
'Jsanns dArc." recitation and aria. ,Adisg'
T D:: Sb.STc
Mis- Murray.
Reading
tal"Po' iii LGmb".-.................P ". Dunbar
Cbl His Buttons Are MARKED Q. S.
MarJ y. Branfcru
(cl Just a-WeLTJin' for You .........F. Stanton
Mis- Honeil.
Music By CGris Jacobs BondD
tO "A Spirit Flower Campbell Upton
Cbl Sunset and Dawn Ashford
Mis- Pre~itt.
Carnival Mignn-
Prelude or. B No. -Schutt
Pierrot rsver, Op - No. .schutt
Carrics SgRnArelle. OpI Schutt
Mis- Linn.
Aida" scene and aria. 'Ritnrna Vtnotor ..Verd1
Song "Ecstasy Walter Morse hunaneu
Miss Pierson-
Mis- HypeG
'Orphso," scsns ard rundsau, 'Ohs fero sn0
EW1d11
song,
Mis- COT.
AconmpanfstS-Miss lam. Mis- Appels Miss Hypes
A meeting OF musicians and music
lovers will be held In the studio Of Mrs.
susanne oldberg in the Belasco Theater
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock to