The Washington herald., 1913-07-11
In North Carolina.

The Secretary Of State. Mr.. william
jennings Bryan. viii make m address In
Asheyille. N. c.. on Saturday at the
opening banquet Of Grove Park Inn.
While In Asheville the Secretary will be
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Seeley
at their bungalow at Overlook Park. Mr..
Bryan 10 . warm personal friend Of Mr..
and Mrs Seeley. and this will be the
third time he has been visitor in their
home. Owing to Mr.. Bryan's engage
ment In Hendersonville Sunday. he will
be in the city only from Saturday after
noon until Sunday morning, when M
Seeley viii himself take him to Hender.
sonville in his car.
The Brazilian Ambassador, Mr. da
Cana. accompanied by the members of
the embassy stan. Is stopping at the st.
Regis in New York. They will attend the
farewell reception given this afternoon
on board the Brazilian battleship Minas
kGeraes. in honor Of the Minister of For
eion Affairs. Dr.. Muller. who returns to
his country on board that battleship.
The Brazilian Ambassador is sailing
for England on Saturday. and on land
ing will Join Nine. da Cana In London,
and from there they win proceed to the
Continent
DR.. RomuIo s. Naon. Minister Of Ar
eentina, returned to Washington yester-
day from Boston. where he went to at
tend the brilliant celebration Wednesday
of the independence day Of Argentina.
Tho Argentine battleship. Presidente Sar-
miento. was decorated with the hags of
Argentina. and all Of the American war
ships in port there were dressed In gay
bunting and fired many rounds.
DR.. Naon viii leave Washington soon
to Join Nine Naon at Deer Park. Nd.
Miss Margaret Wilson. eldest daughter
Of the President and Mrs. Wilson. has
become q member Of the Monday Evening
Club, and will devote much Of her time,
on her, return to Washington next fall,
to the question Of using school houses
as social centers. It is her pet philan-
throphy. Just as social settlement work
10 that Of her sister. Mis- Jessie Wilson.
The Secretary of War. Mr.. Lindley NJ.
Garrison. will leave Washington next
Wednesday on a tour Of inspection Of the
army posts Of the United States. He in
tends to visit every army station and
garrison In the country except the coast
defenses.
Mrs. John MCGOWAN and her daughter.
Miss Anna MCGOWAN. who have been
travelling through Normandy with Mrs.
Bernard P. Mimmack and Miss Katherine
Mimmack. will 90 to London next week.
where they will be Joined by Rear Ad-
miral John MCGOWAN. u. s. N, retired.
who has been taking the cure at Carls-
bad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stotesbury and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Carusi are
among the recent arrivals from Washing
ton stopping at the Carlton Hotel in Lon.
don.
Miss Marie Routh left Washington yes
terday for Newark. N. j., where she will
visit relatives, after which she will go
to Watch Hill. R. l.. to be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. McLanahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall Bullitt.
accompanied by the latter's mother. Mrs.
Oscar Iasigi. arrived at the Ritz in New
York City. Wednesday evening from the
Iasigi country place. Clovercroft. at
etockbridge, Mass. Mrs Bullitt was Miss
Nora Iasigi, and her marriage to Mr.
Bullitt took place at stockbridge on May
81 The wedding was one of the social
events of the season in the Berkshires
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullitt are sailing for
Europe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis z. Leupp. Miss
Ethel F. Leupp. Miss Constance Leupp.
and their guest. Miss Lucy Madeira. Of
WASHINGTON. were the guests of the
Wednesday Morning Club at luncheon at
the Country Club in 'Pittsfeld. Mr.. Leupp
addressed the club on "A Day with
Father"