The Washington times., 1906-11-15
ITALIAN EMBASSY
OPENS TOMORROW
Baron DeS PlancheS Return
ing to Washington for
Winter Season.
FAMILY REMAINS ABROAD
Baroness Mayor des Planches Detained
on Account of Mothers
Illness.

Baron Mayor des Planehes, the ItaI-
Inn ambassador. who arrived in New
York Tuesday after a long absence in
Italy. is still In New York, but Is ex-
pected at the embassy. 400 New Hamp-
shire avenue, tomorrow. Mr. Montagna.
the charge d affaires who went to New
York 10 meet the ambassador returned
yesterday.
The Baroness Mayor des Planches and
their family did not return to America
with the ambassador. the baroness being
detained in Italy on account or the Sc
vere illness OF her mother, an old lady
who Is over eighty years of age.
She viii come 10 Washington with her
children as soon as her mother has re-
covered her usual health, and Wash
lngtOn society viii again enjoy the
charming hospitality OF The Italian EN-
bassy. made famous under her regime.
The american ambassador to italy.
Henry White. arrived Tuesday In New
II, from where he went to his home In
rutherford, n. j. He Will come 10
Washington early next month. ..
General and Mrs. Sternberg We're hosts
az dinner last evening, in honor OF
DT. Robert ). Woodward. president OF
the Carnegie Institution, and Mrs.
woodward. Among the guests We're DI.
and Mrs. Walcott, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Chester. Mr.. Justice and Mrs. An
dersOn, and Air. ana Mrs. \. =. Worth
ingtOn.
Miss Mary X. Kenny and Joseph Con-
uers We're married in st. DUminiC'S
Church at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
Rev Father O'Rouke. Mr. and Mrs.
Corners left in the afternoon for Balti-
more, from where they viii sail for
Boston Mrs. Conners wore a blue tail
ur-madc gown and blue chiffon hat.
Miss Ellen Rernice HALEY. niece of
Alr. and Mrs. James HALEY, was mar
ried 70 Richard Bland Phelps last even
ing. In the Mt Tabor NJ =. Church.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. j. r.. Litsinger. Walter Gillian
played the wedding march from "LOhen-
grin. There were no attendants Mrs
Phelps Wore a handsome wine-cOlOreG
brOadClOJh gown and a velvet hat OF the
same hue, trimmed with American Beau
~ roses and tulle. Her waist was
blouse OF Oriental applique cream lace.
over silk. The usheTS were Joseph Mo
kerichcr. Neal Bell: Charles Mason;
William Page. Charles Cheneyer ana
John Cheueye. the two latter from Bal
timOre. Mr.. and Mrs Phelps left inn
mediaJely after the ceremony for florl-
da. where they viii spend several weeks.
ON their return they will make their
home In Langdon. j. {.
Mrs Alexander FitzhUgh Magruder has
issued invitations for a tea 20 be given
December 3. 10 Introduce her daughter,
Miss Magruder 10 society. The tea VIII
be followed by a small dance, oesl9hilas
al o'clock, only the season uebu-
tantes and few members OF the young
er set have been invited
4 wedding took place last evening in
the home of Mr. ana MIS- oscar A.
Huguely 1918 Fifth street. when their
daughter. sarah Elizabeth, anu Howard
s. Austin were married. Elc. AuSIlh
+ an architect of Chicago, and the son
or Mr.. and Mrs. j, B. Austin. OF this
city The Rev. Hugh Stevenson, oi
the Bloomingdale Baptist Church' per
formed the ceremony whleI look Place
at 1880 in the presence or the mem
bers of the immediate families OF the
contracting parties
The bride wore a gown or liberty satin
trimmed with point lace, and a ven
worn by her grandmother, on hef Wtc-
ding day. She carried a shower bouquet
Miss Mabel Shepherd. 'yno attended the
bride. wore gown OF pink SILK, ana
carried a bouquet of La France roses.
The groom was attended by George ".
Huguely, q brother OF the bride Miss
Edith Athey, the BRIDES cousin, played
MendelssOhn's Wedding March" The
parlOrs We're decorated with southern
smiIdN. Bride roses. and palms AFTER
the ceremony "a reception was neld from
8 TO 10 p. m. The brides going away
gown was green broadcloth, with hat
10 match.
The couple left for the South. and on
their return viii return to Washington
a few days. and will be the guest OF
the brides parents, and at the cOnclu-
sion Of their visit will leave for Chicago.
where they will reside. Many handsome
gifts were presented TO the bride
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Mantz have cards
out for the marriage tonight Of their
daughter. Miss Grace Mantz. 10 William
Francis Bowen The ceremony will take
place in ST. Stephens Episcopal Church
at s o'clock, and viii be followed by
a reception at the home of the brides
parents,
Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss Hitchcock. 1
wife and daughter Of the Secretary Of
the Interior, are guests at the Holland
House, New York city.
Miss Matilda Click and Warren Nc
Queen We're married last night I'm the
Concordsa Lutheran Church by tie Rev.
Paul A, Mentzel. pastor of the church
Mr.. and Mrs Mcqueen left Washing
ton Immediately after the ceremony fo-
a Northern wedding trip, and upon their
return VIII make their home at 40 L
street northwest after November %.
Holy Name Church was the scene yes
terday afternoon of the wedding OF Miss
Evelyn NJ Morgan and William T.
Burns The bride wore a modish brown
travelling suit and carried a shower of
Bride roses
After a reception at the home Of the
bride Mr. and Mrs Burns left Wash
lugton late in the afternoon for we'd
ding trip to Philadelphia. After No
NembeF . they viii be al home at 6Ig
Eleventh street northeast.
Mt and Mrs. Louis j. Jackson. 500
IHlfteeuth street northwest. viii not be
at home until after November %