The Washington herald., 1916-08-18
Secretary of State Lansing Dinner Host in
Honor of Dr. Lauro Muller, Brazilian Minister;
COL Raybaud, Argentine Attache, Goes North
Other News of Society a the Capital

tertalnlng in honor of DR.. Lauro Null
| !er' Minister of Foreign Affairs of
Brazil, who is in Washington for
snort stay. Invited to meet Dr. Null
Ter were the Ambassador of Brazil,
senior da CANA the Secretary of the
Navy, Mr.. Daniels: the Eecretary of
Agriculture, Mr.. Houston: Senator
William A. Stone; Representative Hen
. ry ID. Flood, Representative Harris,
Admiral Benson, the Solicitor General.
Mr.. John w. Davis; the Counselor of
the State Depart nent, Mr.. Frank L.
!! POLK Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, Mr.. A. ]. Peters; the As
sistant Secretary of the Navy Mr..
Franklin D. Roosevelt; Assistant Sec
. retary of State, Mr.. John E Osborne;
Mr.. Frederick A. Delano. of the Fed
| eral Reserve Board; Gen. Crozier, Mr.
John Barrett. director-general of the
4 Pan-American Union; Mr. E de Sac
; Felix Slmonsen. secretary to DR.. Null
Ter; and Mr.. Richard Crane, secretary
| to Secretary Lansing
/ Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
. Andrew ]. Peters entertained at lunch
con yesterday, at Woodley. his home
near Cleveland Park, in compliment
to DR.. Lauro Muller. The other guests
were the Ambassador of Brazil Senior
da CANA; Mr.. Frederic A Delano; the
1 solicitor general, Mr.. John w. DAVIS,
DR.. Muller's son, Mr.. Lauro Muller,
jr.. and number Of other guests.
Col Eduardo Raybaud, military at
atche Of the Argentine embassy, left
| Washington yesterday for Manches-
| ter, Mass, where he will Join Miss
Raybaud. who has been. there for
| some time.
Miss Jane Gregory daughter of the
1 ATTORNEY General and Mrs
| Watt Gregory, who has been the guest
| of Miss Holland Fits, daughter OF
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs
| william c. Fits, left yesterday to mo-
| tor to Monterey, Pa. where she will
join her mother at their summer cot
| tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis V. Robinson
l will leave Washington today to spend
several weeks at Lake Pocono.
| st. Pauls Church was the scene Of
a very pretty wedding yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock when Miss Ida Kath-
crime Hart, daughter Of Prof. and Mrs
| Edwin r. Hart, became the bride of
Mr.. Walter F. Crouch. Mgr. Mackin.
pastor of the church, performed the
ceremony and celebrated the nuptiaI
i mass which followed.
i The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore white
embroidered crepe de chine gown with
hat to match. She carried a bouquet
Of Bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Rose Crouch, sister OF the bride-
L groom, who was the brides only at
/ tendant, wore a gown of white Geor-
| gette crepe and taffeta and carried
a bouquet OF pink roses.
Mr.. Edgar F. Hart. brother of the
1 bride. acted as best man.
II breakfast for the wedding party
followed Immediately after the cere-
| mony at the home OF the bride. Mr.
/ and Mrs. Crouch left later for their
| wedding trip. They will be at home
after September l at 1896 Irving
| street northwest.
| The first Of series Of moonlight rides
| was given Tuesday evening by Mr. ]. G.
| Love, of the Washington Riding Acad-
| envy
The start was made at s o'clock and
the ride, lasting three hours, covered
1 all Of the bride paths Of the Speedway
| and Potomac Park.
| Those participating were Representa-
tive Parker. of New Jersey; Miss Nina
| Gore, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Love Mr.. j. ].
| Hughes. Mrs. Luther Inge, Mrs F. +.
| Nrooman, Miss NrOoman, Mrs. Kibbey.
| Mrs. Worrell. the Misses Waine, Craw-
| ford. Larkins, Kurtz, Hopkins and Stew
| ems, and Messrs. Pollard. Smith, Rea.
Squires, and Mr., and Mrs. ]. c. Love.
Mr.. CASTOR Liebert, consul general Of
France in New York, and his daughters,
the Misses Liebert. who have been in
| Newport for several weeks, will leave
| here Sunday for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. P. wichAeld. Of
| Washington, who are at their Swiftmoor
| villa, Prides Crossing. Beverly. Mass,
1 have gone to Newport for the tennis
1 tournament.
| Miss Christine Hanna, of St. Peters,
1 burg, Fla, arrived in WASHINGTON
Wednesday to be the guest for several
months Of Miss Betty Pollock daughter
| of Mr.. George Pollock. Miss Hanna
| made the trip by water to Baltimore. A
dance was given for her Wednesday even
| ing at the fraternity house of the Phi
| Alpha Delta. Mr.. and Mrs. George Pol
1 lock are former residents Of Florida
1 Mrs. William F. Draper entertained at
| dinner at her villa, the Orchard in New
l port. The guests were Miss Eudora NJ
| Clover, daughter of Rear Admiral Rich
i ardson Glover, U. S. N, retired and Mrs
l Glover, who has come from Elberon. N
| j., to pass some time with Mrs. Draper
| and her daughter, Miss Margaret Pres
| ton Draper; Mr.. William X. Richardson
1 OF Boston, also guest at the Orchard;
1 Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mr.. and Mrs
Elisha Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
l Wilkes Cary, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fred
l eriCk Hoffman, Miss Renee NJ Grand
| D'Hauteville, Miss Julia F. Brice. of
l Washington; Lieut.. Commander James B.
| Gilmer. L. S. N, and Mr.. Arthur Camp
1 cell, Mr.. Brewster Reamy, of New York
and Mr.. Charles Gibson, of Boston.
| Mr. George Won L. Myer, former sec-
retary of the Navy, has returned to
| Beverly, Mass. from a visit with friends
IN Saratoga and New York. Mrs Meyer
is at Rock Maple Farm at Hamilton
and plans to go to Newport for a visit
, with her daughter, Mrs. R. c. P,
, Rodgers. Her other daughter. Miss
Julia Meyer, is at Newport for a stay.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles HendIey,
sr.,' of Washington, to Miss Marv "
Cameron, also of Washington, formerly
of Virginia, took place in New York on
Tuesday afternoon Mr. HendIs,, mo. a..