The Washington times., 1913-10-07
Executive and Envoy Exchange
Fluctuations on Behalf of
the Two Governments.

cisco Duenas, the new minister
II of Salvador, at the White House
yesterday afternoon when they
exchanged fluctuations on behalf of the
two governments. The minister was ac-
companied by Senior DR.. Don Carlos A.
Meza, secretary of legation, and the
Assistant Secretary of State made the
presentation.
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The first of the Tuesday card parties
and teas at the club of Colonial Danes
will be held this afternoon from 3 until
s O'Clock. Mrs. w T. Baggett will act
as hostess The decorations will be car
ried out in the club colors, blue and yell
low. with quantities of golden rod and
asters being used.
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Mrs. Frederick Effinger will leave
Washington tomorrow for Charlot.es-
Vile. Va. to visit her son who is a
student at the University of Virginia.
Miss Katherine Effinger has entered
sweetbriar College in Virginia.
! : Rear Admiral and Mrs. W. H. IL
Switzerland and Miss Southerland, Miss
Catherine Britton, Miss Margaret Brit
ton, and DR.. and Mrs. Loren johnson
were among those in the audience at
the New National Theater last evening
to see H. B. Warner. in The Ghust
Breaker = 'as-,-
Mrs. Huntington Wilson has just COM
pleted the purchase of the bungalow on
Cherry Neck, and six acres of land sur
rounding il, on Ocean avenue. New
port, R. l., which the Wilson's occupied
for two seasons. when Mr.. Wilson was
Assistant Secretary of State. They are
expected to spend the winter in Wash
ington.
Senator and Mrs. George Peabody
wetmore and Miss Maude K. Wetmore
are in Washington, called here by the
serious illness of Roger X. wetmore
who is at Garfield Hospital, suffering
from an attack of neuritis.
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Mrs. John Harlan and Miss Laura
Harlan, who spent the summer at Mur-
ray Bay. have returned to Washington,
and are at their home, 14o1 Euclid
street. .-..-
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hough Zimmer-
man have sent out cards for the mar
rage of their daughter. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Zimmerman. to John Wesley
Tucker. on Wednesday evening, octo-
-. Der %. at $50 o'clock, at the First Pres
byterian Church.
A reception from 9 until IL O'Clock will
follow at the home of the brides
parents, at 1I2S B street northeast
At home cards for after December l,
closed
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Leger have sent
out cards announcing the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Florence Josephine
Leger, to Anthony Wilson Scruggs. at
. O'Clock on Wednesday morning. Octo-
Der /. in Washington.
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Mrs. George j. Head, who has been
visiting her granddaughter in the
South. and has stopped In Washington
to spend few days with her daughters
Miss George Lee Head and Mrs. Hill
yard. at 1907 Washington circle, has re-
turned to her home.
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Mr.. Justice William R. Day will re-
turn to Washington on Friday from his
home at Canton. Ohio. His son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Day. who spent most of the summer in
Washington on account OF their young
baby. already are established there to
meet the Justice.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell
Holmes will arrive here this week. to
open their house for the season. They
are now al tho Holland House in New
York, en- route TO this city from their
home in New England.
So
Mrs Harriet Blaine Beale, who
made an extended stay abroal, returned
to Washington yesterday aud is estab-
Eshed in the apartment in the Con-
necticut which she has taken for tine
season.
Simple ceremonies attended the open
ing in LONDON yesterday of the Mary
Cprzon Hotel for Destitute Women,
built by the late Mrs. L.. H. Letter as
a memorial 10 her elder daughter. Lady
Curzon. of Kedleston. wife OF the for
mer Vtceroy OF India, Lord Curzon.
Lady Curzon was Mary Letter, and her
marriage to LORD Curzon. then simply
George Curzon. took place In st. Johns
Church, Lafayette Square. this city.
@uring the Cleveland Administration.