The Washington times., 1906-01-22

Saturday evening. when all the mem
bers % the diplomatic corps attended
among those socially well known IN our
own country We're. Mr.. Storer. the
American ambassador and Mrs. Storer.
Lieut. John MCCUut0Ck. military at
tache of the embassy, George b Rives,
secretary of the embassy, and Francis
q. I-auuon- second secretary. John
Stewart and Mrs. Stewart (nee Scher-
merhorub OF New York Col and Airs.
Edward l.. Anderson, OF CjnciunaIi
Joseph Louswurth Nichols, Of Cluciu-
natl, and Secretary LaudOG and Mrs.
Landoa were among those presented TO
the Emperor.
A London cable 10 the Philadelphia
Press. bearing date Of Saturday, Jan
uaTy 20. says: When Miss Alice RoOse-
Welt arrives here as Mrs. Nicholas Long,
worth she and her bridegroom are 10 be
presented 70 King Edward and Queen
Alexandra Mr- and Mrs LongworJh
are TO come 10 London soon after their
wedding and are 10 be the guests OF
Amba sSadOr and Mrs Reid.
Mrs. Frank Clark, wife or Representa-
tive Clark. of Florida, VIII receive to-
cay at the DrlscolL
Mrs. Herbert Peirce viii receive at the
Arlington today
AS Mrs. Reid and Miss Reid did not
sail with the ambassador from New
York last Wednesday. their friends have
thought they would remain in the States
for Miss RooSevelts wedding next
month. Now they are informed that MT
Reid $ charming wife and daughter will
ing New York as soon aS Ars. Reid g
father u q. Mills. goes 20 California.
"On her return TO London, Mrs Reid
will be very busy making preparations
for the brides arrival
s'Ie is certain the Lng couple viii
be much feted here. for great interest
is taken In Miss Roosevelt"
From New York. under the same date.
comes more news rela,IVa 10 Miss RUOSe-
Welt. Several Of the .rading jewelers.
there have a rush CT Crtj@,S Tor wedding
presents for Miss Roosevelt and Mr.
Longworth. One of the cOstliest Of these
IS a diamond -bedecked tiara which is 10
contain precious gems. The settings are
OF Tiffany latest.
stomacher. or jeweled belt, set with
diamonds. rubleS SapDhiTcs and cmer-
aids. is also being made by Tiffany. A
solid goldscOffee set and a chest of table
silver. each having unique designs are
Here is a small list of articles that II
is understood have been ordered for Miss
Roosevelt:
Set of bronze vases. two pieces of
costly marble StatuaTy. JeWeIed variety
box, many odd pieces of siiVerWare, cut
glass a jeweled bonbonuiere box, a pou-
dre case. a jeweled leveler with dia-
mond pendant. and beautiful corsage
ornament.
The amount of silverware that has
| been ordered for this wedding is aston
I iShing. IL Is known that GOTham & Co.
; of New York, are making a costly chest
of silver and that still another New
i XOrlI firm has an order for a specially
designed ~afterdinner silver set.
! \ very pretty wedding took place last
/ Wednesday evening at the home of Mr
and Mrs. William LOhmar, when theil
daughter, Miss LeOna +. Ohmar was
married 10 Raymond ". Blrney. of St
/ Mary'S, Ohio. The ceremony was per
/ formed by the Rev. {, II. Butler The
/ bride. who was given away by hel
father, was dressed in an exquisite gowT
/ of white crepe de chine. She carried
! shower bouquet Of Bride roses. Their,
! were twelve attendants-S;iss Victoria
/ Noel, Miss Florence Bgehler. Miss Ethe
Batson, Miss Almira Marshall Mis-:
/ Elizabeth Carter, and Miss Florenc'
! Boesch, Howard Chase. Harry DAILY
! Roscoe Wines, George Gregory, Annie
i Lohmar. and Raymond Boesch. Th'
best man was William LohmaT, jT.. anC
the maid Of honor. Miss Lillian Wines
Miss Florence Buehler sang several an
propriate selections, and LOhengTin'
Wedding March was played as the bTi
day party entered the parlors- Afte
the wedding a supper was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney left Washington
last Friday for their home In Ohio.