The Washington herald., 1919-06-26
By E. c. DRUM.HUNT.

After a four-day visit in the Ma
tional Capital as the nations guests,
during which time they were highly
honored by officials and diplomats
Ut. Epitacio Pessoa, President-elect
OF Brazil and his party left for
New York yesterday morning. The
President-elect and his official suite
VIII visit Boston and Ottawa before
sailing for Brazil July 6. on the
Dreadnaught Idaho of the United
states navy.
Dr. Pessoa and his party will
leave New York this evening for
OTTAWA. where he will be the guest
or the Duke of Devonshire, Gov
ernor General of Canada. They were
entertained last night in New York
st dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria
oy Mayor Hylan and a committee of
prominent New Workers. This after
noon DR.. Pessoa will be the honor
guest Of the Pan Anne rican Union
at luncheon in the Hotel Astor.
British and Canadian societies in
New York Joined in sending a tele-
gram yesterday to the Duke OF
DeVonshire. Governor General of
Canada. inviting him to New York
10 participate in New York's cele-
oratlon of Canada Week. which be-
gins July l. Dominion Day"
REV. AND MRS. McELROY
HAVE A DAUGHTER.
The Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Stuart
McElroy, jr.. are receiving con-
6TatulatiOns on the birth of a
daughter yesterday at White Sui
+ phur Springs, W. Va. where the
Rev. McElroy has been in charge of
the Presbyterian Church for more
than a year. Mrs. McElroy was
formerly Miss Alice Wilson. dauCh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Will
son, and her marriage to Mr.. Nc
Elroy took place last August in the
White House. Tiny Miss McElroy
Will be named Jessie Woodrow for
her great grandmother, who was
the mother of President Wilson.
The name is also borne by Mrs.
Francis Bowes Sayre and a sister
of Mrs. McElrOy. who died some
years ago. was also named Jessie
Woodrow.
Lieut.. Col. T. C. Morgan Oil
phant. L. s. A, who spent several
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes Oliphant. left yesterday
for Nantucket, where he will join
his wife and children, who are
spending the summer there. Col.
Oliphant has just returned from
service in France.
Mrs. Eric Lubeck, of Chicago,
came to Washington yesterday to
Join Maj. Lubbock. L. S. A. who is
stationed here for a whole. Mai.
Lubbock recently returned from
France.
Miss May Todd. Miss Lynell
Todd, Miss Laura Trombley AMI
Miss Marvel Darrow will all leave
Washington July ] for their homes
in ChebOygan. Mich. where they
Will spend a month.
Miss Helen Herman, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. F. ]. Herman, of De-
troit. is the guest of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Frank Doremus.
Miss Marie Tunstail will leave
Washington at the end of the week
ior New York. where she will spend
several days
Col, James Walsh will leave Wash
nEton tomorrow to join his wife and
Iaby at Buena Vista Springs. Pa.
where they are making an indefinite
tay.
'EELLE'S DEPARTURE
DELAYED BY ILLNESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Peelle are
eaving in few days for Eaglesmere.
Pa. where Mrs. Peelle will spend
boA cd n
20 there several weeks ago. but their
departure was delayed by illness. Mr..
'eelle will return in about a week,
oininS his family again later in the
ummer.
Snowden Fahnestock. Of New York.
spending several days at the Shore
am.
Mrs. Jordan Herbert Stabler. who
Z eturned with Mr.. Stabler recently
rom France. is visiting her mother,
.rs. Wells, at York Harbor. Me.
/ Surgeon General and Mrs. William
:. Braisted have moved to 32Ol Thirty
ixth street in Cleveland Park.
MIR. and Mrs. James H. Nolan and
r.
Washington from their homes in Vir-
inia and are spending several days
I the Shoreham.
DIR. Tom A. Williams, who has been
aying short visits to the Norrises at
'embroke and the Madison Taylors
Philadelphia, has returned here.
Ie will remain in Washington until
FRS. Williams and their son return in
.ugust
Invitations have been issued by Sem
tor and Mrs. Charles Curtis for the
marriage of their daughter, Leona
'irginia, to Mr.. Webster knight I'd,
he ceremony to take place wednes-
ay evening. July 9. in their home at
80 Belmont road.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George
semey have gone to Newport and
. re at the Bayview Hotel
Mrs. Harvey Kaufman Zollinger,
Baltimore. announces the engage
tent of her daughter. Miss Louise
abbot. to Nathaniel Stevens Seeley,
New York City. Mr.. and Mrs.
ollinger. who formerly lived in
;altimore. are now residing at 2400
ixteenth street in this city.
With only the immediate families
resent. the wedding of Allan H.
Usher. a lawyer of Baltimore. and
Iiss Esther Kahn. daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Eugene Kahn. of this city,
rilI be held at o'clock Wednesday
vening! July 2, at Hotel Lafayette,
Washington.
The bride will be attended bY her