The Washington herald., 1906-10-11

TIE WASHINGTON
army. returned yesterday from Europe.
where they have been for the past two
years. They will make their home at 2ll0
o street. Miss Barry will make her
this winter
Rev. George Fisk Dudley, rector Of
st. Stephens Episcopal Church. and
Mrs. Dudley, will hold a large reception
this evening at the Mouer House, Mount
Pleasant. They will be assisted il re-
ceiving by a number of ladies of the
congregation. The young ladies Of the
Sunday school will serve refreshments
in the dining-room.
Senor Don Edurado Perez Triana first
secretary of the Legation of Colombia.
has taken apartments at the Grafton for
himself and family. Alfredo Benavides'
OF the Peruvian Legation, who has only
recently returned from Magnolia. Mass,
where the legation was situated all sum-
mer, and Mr.. Salinas, Of the Chilean Le-
cation, are also at the Grafton.
Rear Admiral Charles w. Rae, U. s, ",
has returned to town, where he viii be
joined shortly by Mrs. Rae, who is now
visiting friends in New England
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Carroll have
returned from New England, where they
passed the summer. and reopened their
home on Massachusetts avenue.
Mr.. Spencer Eddy. well known in
Washington. late first secretary of En-
bassy at St. Petersburg and formerly pri-
yate secretary to the late Secretary OF
State Hay. has left the Russian capi
tai for Berlin, TO which post he was re-
Gently assigned.
Lady Herbert. widow of Sir Michael
Herbert. Ambassador from Great Britain,
is now with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Il. T. Wilson, at their New York resi-
dence, but expects TO sail shortly for
England. where her children are being
educated, and where she will continue
TO make her home.
Mrs. Paul Morton and Miss Pauline
Morton. who returned from Europe Tues
day, have reopened their house on Park
avenue, New York, for the winter.
The wedding reception Of Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer w. Holland took place Monday
evening at their home. els Pennsy lvania
avenue southeast.
Mrs. Holland. who was Miss Lula War
ters, and Mr.. Holland. were one Of the
couples married at Luna Park on Shrine
day. September %. They have just re-
turned from ther honeymoon. which was
spent in Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and To-
rontO. Canada. The parlor was taste
fully decorated with green palms. ferns,
and autumn leaves. The bride and groom
received their guests under an immense
arch OF palms, from which was sus-
pended a large white wedding bell The
dning-roOm was banked with autumn
leaves and palms. and in the center was
the table containing the wedding cake
ferns. and cut flowers Suspended from
the ceiling and running 10 the four cor
ners Of the table were long streamers Of
Smilax from the center Of which hung
another large wedding bell
Mrs. Holland wore her bridal gown Of
white messaIine silk, trimmed with hand
made princess lace and necklace of pearls
Mr. Henry I. Henderson. best man. and
Miss Flora Warters. sister Of the bride
and maid Of honor, assisted in receiv-
ing.
Mrs. Holland also had as her assistants
the following members Of her Sunday
school class: Flora Warters. Jamie Cook
sey, the Misses Inscoe, Maud Riggles.
Nora Cox, and the Misses Appler.
Mr. and Mrs Holland received many
handsome and costly presents, including
siiveTware. cut glass. china, and house
hold furnishings.
Almas Temple. Ancient Arabic order
MOBILES OF the Mystic Shrine OF this city
was represented by a committee composed
Of Chairman T. 3. Walker, the match
maker" Imperial Potentate Jacobus Sen
aca Jones. Leo T. Zwissler G. Taylor
Wade, Gus Kneessi. r. Cook. and H I.
Henderson
The postponed reception 10 Rev Dr.
John Weidley and family viii be given by
the members Of the Church of the Re
formation on Friday evening, october L,
In the lecture-room Of the church.
Dr. and Mrs Samuel Tuttle, Of Boston,
are stopping at the New Willard for a
few days Dr. Tuttle is studying the in
terest Of pure drugs. Mrs. TuttIe's sister.
Mrs. Conant, is also with them.
The home Of Miss Ada Swingle was the
scene Of much Joy and merriment on last
Tuesday evening. the occasion being the
celebration Of her eighteenth birthday
During the course OF the evening many
games were played. which served to en-
tertain all present. First prizes were cap
tured by Mr. George De Neale and Miss
Lulu Adams. A sumptuous repast was
served in a tastily decorated dining-room.
Those present were the Misses Wagner
Canty, TOlsOn, Lewis. Swingle, Adams.
Hodgkins, Arbeely, Ford, Thomas, and
MessTs. Detwiler. Tolson, Moore, De
Neale, Whilesy, Taylor. Goodwin, Ernest
Swingle and Z. 4. Swingle The hostess
was the recipient Of many handsome pres
ents. II was close on to midnight when
the party broke up. after having spent a
very enjoyable evening.
Mr.. G. F. Buskie, Of Albany, y. y, re-
turned home last evening, after spending
his vacation with his friend, T. J. Morti-
meT
Mrs. Clarence AspinwalI returned yes
terday from Twilight Park, y. Y.
CZAR APPEALS FOR ELOPERS.
Tries to Persuade General Not to
Kill Wife's Companion.
London, Oct. 10.-It is alleged that the
Car is making an effort 10 persuade
Gen. Cuchakoff TO forego his determina-
ton to kill Lieut.. Gabriel Essipoff, who
eIo1ad with tho Generals wife f-o.,, g