The Washington herald., 1916-11-06
Minister and Mime. Zaldivar Hosts
At Luncheon for Doctor Meya

The Minister of Salvador and Nine. De
Zaldivar entertained a small but dis
ttnguished company at luncheon yester'
day at the legation in compliment to
Senior DR.. Don Carlos A. MeZa-
The Attorney General, who returned tC
Washington last evening from Louisville
KY. Will go to New York today. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Gregory, for brief visit
Mrs. Horace Macfarland was hostes.
at tea yesterday afternoon at Cresti
Bella, her residence in Chevy Chase. en-
tertaining in compliment to her house
guest, Mrs Walter Crosley, wife o.
Capt Crosley, U. S. N, OF New York.
, Miss Adelaide Heath entertained infor.
mally at tea yesterday afternoon wher
her guests were asked to meet her cousin
Miss Elizabeth Heath, of Philadelphia
who VIII spend the greater part of the
winter in Washington.
A wedding in Hamilton, Mass, on
Thursday OF interest to society here and
n Newport will be that of Miss Edith
Deacon to Mr.. Henry G. Gray, Of New
York 1t will take place at Rock Maple
Farm. the summer home Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Won l. Meyer, and will be wit
messed by relatives and a few intimate
friends. Immediately following the we'd
ling ceremony there will be a small re-
seption and wedding breakfast
: The engagement was announced re-
sently in Newport, where Miss Deacon
has passed a great deal of her time. She
was introduced to society there at the
home Of her step-grandmother, Mrs.
Charles H. Baldwin. widow Of Rear Ad-
lltral q q al
well known in Europe. being a sister of
Princess Albert RadziwiI and OF Miss
Gladys Deacon. who lives abroad with her
mother. Mr.. Gray is a son Of the late
Judge John Clinton Gray, Of the Court of
Appeals.
Madame Blanche ]. Bimont, back from
France, where she spent the summer in
relief work. has been fortunate in secur-
ng the services of the Partisan violinist.
z Edmond Varnier. and of Mrs. Ethel
9oltzclaw Gawler and Mr. Arthur Mayo
!or French concert to be given on Mon
lay afternoon. November I3, at 4:30
o'clock for the benefit Of the Delbet Mill
tary Hospital in Paris
The patronesses are Mrs. Edward
Douglass White, wife of the Chief JUS
Macdonald. Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher.
Mrs. G. Brown Miller. Mrs John Nc
Laughlin, Mrs. Ernest T. Bicknell and
Mrs. Bowman H. McCalla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. who
have been identified with the social life
In Bar Harbor since the foreign war
impossible, have recently acquired
through purchase Shadow Brook in
Lenox, which for some years has been
The country place of Spencer Shotter. of
Savannah, Ga This place was built more
Ehan twenty years ago by the late An
son Phelps Stokes, who gave 1t up after
being severely injured while riding in
he woods on his estate. Mr.. Stokes
afterward built in Noroton, Conn. Mr..
and Mrs. Carnegie. who are introducing
20 society their daughter. Miss Margaret
Carnegie. this winter. will make Shadow
Brook their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. William K Dick, who
were for the greater part Of the sum-
winter the house of W. MacNeil Rode
valid. in New York. Mrs. Dick was for
merly Mrs. John Jacob Astor.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bergazin announce
The engagement of their daughter Fannie,
20 Mr.. Louis Jacobs, Of this city.
Mrs. George Biddie. of Philadelphia. ac-
;ompanied by Mrs. ]. Kearney Rodgers.
IF Wilmington. Del. is spending some
ime in Washington and is located at the
shoreham.
Dr. Everett NJ. Ellison has gone to his
country place in Tennessee for a brief va
:ation.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Cornish announce
he engagement of their niece. Miss Jes-
sic Edna Ford, to Mr.. Arthur Huber Red
ieId, of Richmond. Va. The wedding will
lake place November 25.
Mime. Riano. wife of the Spanish Min
ster. Mrs. Preston Gibson. Mrs. F. A.
Oelano, Mrs. Charles A. Mum and Mrs.
Charles Warren will be patronesses for
the recital to be given by Ernest Schell-
ng. the American pianist, at the Belasco
Theater on November %.
. Mr.. and Mrs. SchellIng spent the past
summer in Bar Harbor where Mr.. SchelI-
orchestra which Kreisler player here with
he Boston Symphony Orchestra last
week The concert was very enthusias-
dcally received. Both Mr.. and Mrs
/ Schelling have many friends in WASH
ngton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Marcus, jr., of
hOhlCldlE' ~. D., dIIlNeu Ill washington
yesterday and are stopping at the Shore
lam Hotel.
Capt William Pitt Scott, T. s. N, was
host at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club
Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Olive
Gale Hill and Capt. Ridley Mclean. The
other guests were Mrs. Roscoe Bulmer,
Miss Eudora Clover, Miss Carolyn Nash,
Miss Katherine du Bose, Miss Hamilton,
Paymaster General MCGOWAN, Comman-
Ter Pollock, Lieut.. Commander Station
and Lieut.. Commander Major.
Monday evening" November %. has
oeen selected by the Sons of Confederate