The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
The Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall Leaving
for Arizona to Visit Mr..
and Mrs. Kimsey-Mrs.
D. A. Blodgett Entertain
ing Miss Laura Graves.
Many Weddings and Pre-
nuptial Entertainments
FIJI the Social Calender.

The Secretary of State entertained
at dinner at his home IN Eighteenth
street last evening IN honor of the
three special ENJOYS from Guatemala,
Mr.. Manuel Echeverria y Vidaurre,
Mr.. Claudio Urrutia and Mr.. Manuel
Giron-
The other members Of the party
were the Ambassador Of Brazil. Mr..
da CANA; Mr.. Calderon, Minister of
Bolivia; Senior MendeE. the Minister
OF Guatemala: Mr.. Menos, the Minis
ter OF Haiti: DR.. deCesperes, the
Minister Of Cuba; DR.. Porras, the
Minister Of Panama; Senator John K
Shields. Representative Henry d.
Flood, Admiral William s. Benson.
Mr.. Ramon Enrignez. charge DAFT
faires of Nicaragua: Dr. Luis Galvan,
charge d'affafres OF the Dominican
Republic; Mr.. r. Camilo Diaz, charge
d'affaires OF. Honduras; Gen. Tasker
II. Bliss, Solicitor General John w.
Davis. Mr.. Frank L. Polk. Counselor
OF the Department of State; Mr.. Will
lam Phillips, Assistant Secretary Of
State; Mr.. Oscar G. Crosby, As
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury; Mr..
William NJ. Ingraham, Assistant Sec
retary OF War; NJ. J. H. Stabler,
chief Of the Latin American Division
Of the State Department, and Capt.
John Foster Dulles. the nephew Of
Mrs. Lansing.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will leave Washington tonight
for Phoenix. Arizona, near which
place they will spend the Congress
sional recess with Mrs. MarshalTs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Kimsey. They
will return to Washington Decem-
ber L
Mrs. Kco. wife OF the Minister of
China and her house guests. Nine.
SEE. wife OF the Minister Of China to
London. and Nine. Hoo, wife Of the
Minister of China to Paris, were
guests OF honor at a luncheon given
yesterday by Mrs. Yung Kwai. wife
of the Counselor of the Chinese
Legation at her home in Cleveland
Park. Other members of the party
were Mrs. T. T. Wong. Mrs. U. Y.
Yen, Mrs. Yetes Wang. Mrs. Samuel
Chen. daughter Of the Chinese charge
d'affaires at Havana, Mrs. f. T. WILL
Jams. Miss Williams. Miss Wilkinson,
and Miss Yung Kwai, the daughter
Of the hostess.
Invitations were sent out for the
opening exhibition OF Canadian war
pictures under the direction Of the
War Records Office at Rauscher's
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Brig. Gen. ]. D. McLachlan, D. S.
.. military attache of the British
Embassy, acting as host. The ex-
hibition will be open in the ball room
afternoon and evenings from l to IL
o'clock to and including October Is.
The proceeds from this remarkable
collection of gigantic photographs
will 90 to the Canadian Memorial
Fund
Members Of the British Embassy
staff, all OF the allied diplomats and
many members of official and resi-
dent society were received by Gen.
McLachlan yesterday. There are over
200 Of the pictures, some of them ten
feet long and six feet wide. and they
are considered the finest photographs
ever produced. A Canadian officer
who has just returned from the
front will deliver an interesting lee
ture and besides the pictures there
is to be seen a fine collection of
souvenirs personally picked up on
the battleields. The collection has
the value of being educational and
never gruesome.
Brides will occupy the entire CEN
ter Of the stage socially today, sew
eral of the more prominent being
Miss Marie Peary, daughter of Rear
Admiral and Mrs Robert E. Peary
whose marriage to Capt. Edward
Stafford. officers reserve, will take
place at st. Johns Church at
O'Clock. with a reception to follow at
the home Of Admiral and Mrs. Peary;
that of Miss Dorothy Adams, daugh-
ter OF DIR. and Mrs. S. S. Adams to
Lieut.. William Ayres Borden. Coast
Artillery. U. S. A. at the Church of
the Epiphany at o'clock. and that
of Miss Margaret Allies, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Milton z. Allies, to Mr.
Pere A. Wilmer. officers reserve
camp at Fort Myer, at 3 o'clock at
the home Of the brides parents in
street
Miss Helen Esther Fenton, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Katherine ]. Fenton, to
Lieut.. Ernest NJ. johnson is also an
event OF the afternoon today, and
Miss Marguerite Mari, daughter of
Mrs May Atherton Marr. will be
married to Mr.. Carl Halves Butman.
Mrs. Roderick Rafter, matron Of
honor for Miss Marie Peary at her
wedding today. entertained at lunch
con yesterday for Miss Peary and
her bridesmaids. Miss Katherine Eff
finger gave a theatCr party and sup
per for Miss Cesry and Capt. Bor-
den and their wedding party last
evening.
The Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith
will return to Washington from his
summer home at Ipswich, Mass, es-
pecially to officiate at the marriage
OF Miss Peary and Capt. Stafford.
Miss Peary's uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Diebitsch, of New
York, reached town yesterday to be
guests OF Admiral and Mrs. Peary
until after the wedding. Mrs. Walter
B. Sawyer. Of Grafton. w. Va. is
also staying with them
Mrs. May Atherton Mari entertain
ed at dinner last evening for her
daughter, Miss Marguerite Marr, and
Mr.. Carl Halves Butman, who will
be married this evening, and Miss
Anna Mari. maid of honor, Mrs. Har-
old Tharp, matron OF honor, and Mr..
Richard Daniels, best man. Among
other guests were Mrs. William Nc
Kelby. of Pittsburgh; John B. Wight,
Of Cincinnati. and Miss Adele Molly
neaux, OF Oxford. Ohio. all Of whom
motored to Washington from Pitts
bargh for the wedding. reaching here
yesterday afternoon.
Charles Sumner Halves, Of Chicago,
uncle Of the bridegroom. will arrive
In Washsington today.
Cards have been received in Wash
ington announcing the engagement o,
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