The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
SOCIETY

To-day win be an susplcious and a
busy one for the visiting ofhcers Of the
German squadron lying at Hampton
Roads. who win arrive in Washington on
government ship sent down specially
for them. The feature Of the days en-
tertainment viii be the dinner party at
the White House, which viii also be an
Ei fresco fete, as the gardens 10 the
south Of the mansion win be attractively
arranged for the guests for after-dinner
conversation. The terraces at either side
Of the parior floor will also be utilized
for the entertainment. The officers wiil
Taft at 2 o'clock and viii be entertained
at breakfast at / o'clock by the Ger
man Ambassador at Rauseher's. There
viii be 100 guests on this occasion.
President Taft made a morning visit
at the shoreham yesterday. going over
to the meeting OF the international As
ISOLATION of Factories Inspectors. He
was accompanied by his military aid,
Mai. Rhoads, and two bicycle officers.
The President went over in one Of the
handsomest White House automobiles,
which attracted a large crowd Of in
terested spectators Of early shoppers
and business men as II stood at the en-
trance of the hotel
The Brizilian Ambassador, Senior da
Cana, entertained a company OF sixteen
at dinner last evening at the embassy.
The company went later to the theater,
where they occupied several boxes for
the opera.
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine.
Calero will go TO New York tomorrow
morning for a few days to attend the
dinner by the Mexican society in honor
Of the Ambassador on Thursday evening.
The Assistant Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Oliver have taken a cottage at
Northeast Harbor, Ne. for the summer
and will go there later this month.
Mr.. John Barrett. the director general
Of the Pan-American Union. will deliver
an address before the annual COM
mencement OF the New York University.
He will remain over to attend the dinner
to be given tomorrow evening by the
Mexican Society In honor Of the Mexican
Ambassador.
Mr.. Algara, Of the Mexican Embassy
stan, win leave Washington to-day for
a two weeks visit in New York and
Panama.
/ Mr. Hanihara. former counselor Of the
japanese Embassy, is now en- route TO
/ California. from where he will sail in n
few days for his home in Japan.
The first secretary Of the Turkish En-
bassy and Nine. Hussein will spend their
summer abroad. sailing the last OF June
The second secretary of the Embassy. son
Of the Ambassador and Nine. Zia, will
probably leave to-day for Manchester
by-the-Sea. where the embassy will be
established, and where the Ambassador
will join them later on.
! The Admiral Of the Navy and Mrs.
Dewey will leave later in June for Wood
stock. Vt. the old homestead OF the
| Deweys, to spend their summer.
! Mrs George Y. McLanahan. who was
] formerly Miss Caroline Duer, Of New
Haven. has gone there with her children
to join her mother for a few weeks.
Mr. McLanahan will join them later on
before going to their summer home,
''westwater." Watch Hill. R. L
Miss Clarabel Henderson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Henderson and
! Mr.. Norman E. Brooke were married
last evening at S o'clock in ST. Andrews
Episcopal Church a large company OF
relatives and friends were present. Rev.
J. J. Dimon, rector Of the church. as
sisted by Rev. c. T. Warner OF St. Al
bans oficiated at the ceremony. which
| was followed by a reception in the home
] of the brides parents, 1850 Seventeenth
| Street. The bride was attended by her
| twin sister. Miss Eleanor Henderson, as
! maid OF honor and the bridesmaids were
| Miss E. Elizabeth Brooke. sister OF the
bridegroom: Miss Ethel Henderson, an
other sister OF the bride; Miss Helen
! Gardner, and Miss Nettie Norwood Mr..
Theodore sloat was the best man, and
| the usheTs were Messrs. Theodore
Barnes, Raymond Martyr. James c. Du-
| lin, and Dr.. Harry B. Riley. Immedi-
| ately after the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
| Brooke left Washington for a wedding
| trip in the North by automobile.
Mrs. Arthur Hearn. OF New York. en-
| tertained at luncheon yesterday at the
New Willard in honor Of Mrs. Thomas
G. Patten, wife Of Representative Pat
ten, Of New York. and her son and
| daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
R Volck of New York. Mrs Hearn.
who has been spending several weeks
here. will leave to-day for her home with
an automobile party. They will stop
en- route a Gettysburg and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Darlington and Miss Darlington.
wife and daughter Of Brig Gen. E. A
| Darlington, L. s. A, are spending a few
days in New York.
Nine Ali KuIi Khan. wife Of the
charge d'affaires of Persia, who has been
spending the past fortnight in Boston
and New York will return to Washing