The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
Capt. Gaunt at His Post

Capt. Guy Gaunt, R. N. the successor
to Capt. Arthur Grant as naval attache
of the British Embassy. has arrived at
his post
DR.. Charles Paul Hubscher, secretary
of the Swiss Legation, has arrived in
Washington and taken an apartment at
the Grafton. Mr.. Alfonso Washington
Pezet. of the Peruvian Legation. has
gone to Cape Cod. where the legation.
, of which his father is the chief. will
probably be transferred on July /.
Mr.. and Mrs James s. Harlan will
occupy their cottage on Lake Champlain
through the coming summer. They will
be near neighbors of the Secretary OF
the Interior and Mrs. Lane. also Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Magruder. at Essex-on-the-
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs Edward McCaffrey. of
Amsterdam. N Y. who are here for the
graduation of their daughter, Anna May
McCaffrey, at Trinity College, are guests
at the Hotel Powhatan-
<Mr. and Mrs. BeaIe Howard left town
yesterday for the summer. They will
pass several weeks at Easthampton. L.
l.. before going to Northeast Harbor.
Me-. where Mrs. Howard and the Misses
Howard will remain through the sum
mer. Miss Edythe Howard is with
friends at Atlantic City for a stay OF
several weeks before joining her parents
in Maine.
Rev. d. Charles B. Wood and Mrs.
Wood will sail from New York today on
the Dalmatia. to pass the summer
abroad.
Mrs Isabel Worrell Ball has gone
South for a brief time to recuperate
after her serious Illness. Mrs. Ball will
be the guest of honor representing the
Woman's Relief Corps. as past national
senior vice president at the Department
of Kentucky Encampment, and will later
visit Lincoln University. near Cumber-
land Gap
Mrs. Wallace A. Whitaker entertained
at luncheon yesterday when her guests
were Mrs David F. Hendricks. Mrs.
George L. Whitford. Mrs. J. H. Cafree.
Mrs. Wetherbee Page. Mrs. J. F. Esssry.
Mrs. Hal Smith. Mrs. Arthur Sinnott,
Mrs. Arthur Crook and Miss Bessie
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Craig. jr.. and Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Craig arrived here
from Chester. Pa, and are at the Hotel
Powhatan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Williamson
are passing a few days at the Marlbor-
gh-Blenheim, Atlantic City. en- route
for Boston and Wellesley. Their daugh-
ter, Miss Katharine Williamson. is
member of the graduating class Of Wei
lesley College.
Mr.. Garland S. Tiffany. of North Fork.
Va. and Miss Mary v. Hatcher. Of
Hamilton. Va. were quietly married
Tuesday at noon at the residence OF the
groom's sister. Mrs. c. E. Schooley. so4
E street northeast, in the presence Of
a few relatives only. by the Rev. J. Cliff
ton Bradford. After the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served. and late
in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany
left for Norfolk and points SoOth. On
their return they will reside at North
Fork. Va.
TIL marriage of Miss Theresa Mar
garet Palmer. daughter of Mrs. Margaret
L. Palmer. and Baton A. Bean. both OF
this city, was solemnized yesterday at
II Bryant place, Rev. DR.. Herbert Bun
yea officiating. The bride was attended
by the Misses Margaret Furr and Ida
Bean. bridesmaids. and Mrs Arthur NJ.
Lucas. matron of honor. The ushers
were Tarleton Bean and c. B. Mulve-
hill and ]. w. Burch acted as best man.
After the ceremony a reception was
held. Mr.. and Mrs. Bean left the city
to be gone for about two weeks after
which, they will make their home at
Grove for the summer