The Washington herald., 1906-10-28


ton Circle. az which the contracting
parties were gafiss Frances Adelald smitl
and Mr. Frank orndorff Parker. both O
this city.
The church was beautifully decorated
In palms and yellow chrysanthemums
and the music limited 10 the usual wed
ding marches by the regular Organist
Rev. DR. Harding, the rector read tbs
service. The bride and bridegroom entered
the church together. and were unatend
ed. The bride wore a handsome gown o.
brown velvet made in pTincesse style, viii
large brown hat, trimmed IN plumes Of
the same shade. and carried yellow chFys-
anthemums. A small reception limited 4
the immediate relatives Of the two young
people followed the ceremony. After ar
out-of-town trip for several weeks, ar
and Mrs. Parker viii live al 10 Nine
tenth street.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Durand will close their summer residence
at Lenox November 5. when they vii
return to the embassy on Connection
avenue for the winter. In addition to the
and his immediate family. the
of Great Britain at LenoX
include Hon. Roland c. Lindsay, who has
had the Field cottage for the summer, Nil
G. NJ ;. Higgins. who Joined the stan
late In the summer. and Mr.. and Mrs
H a Grant Watson, who had the Haw-
thorn cottage. Mrs. Watson. who is an
American. and formerly Miss Low. OF
New York. like Miss Durand, was an i'm
poTtant addition to the summer colony
at the Berkshire resort.
Capt. +. r. c. Ryan. the naval aJtache,
With Mrs. Ryan, who spent the summer
at Beverly, Mass, returned 10 town some
time ago.
Mr. Montagna. the charge d'affaires OF
the Italian embassy. with his staff. re-
turned to town the past week, and
opened the embassy on New Hampshire
avenue.
The Ambassador from Austria-Hungary
made a short visit to Washington ths
past week. but with the Baroness Hen
gelmuller and their little daughter. viii
pass some time longer in New York be-
fore coming here fer the winter.
The German Ambassador and stan re-
turned ten days ago, as announced at thar
time. and are now comfortably establish
Ell for the coming winter
The French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand returned on Wednesday, but are IN
deep mourning for the mother OF Nine.
Jusserand, and viii take no part in. social
affairs until late in the season. The va
rious members of NJ. Jusserand's staff
now in America have all returned 10
Col \ de Pederneiras, military attaehe
of the Brazilian Embassy. has gone Ia
New York City 10 meet his wife and son.
who viii arrive on the steamship Phila-
delphia from Cherbourg to-day. Nine. dc
Pederneiras spent great part Of this
summer IN Paris with her sisters-in-iaw
and also travelled tn Belgium and Hol-
land. Col and Mrs. Pederneiras have .
handsome apartment at the Connecticut
The announcement made earlier in the
season Of the departure Of the two sons
OF the Chinese Minister 70 enter college
in New England has been the occasion OF
some annoyance 20 Sir Chen Tung. as his
boys are much below The college age. Tho
eldest having only recently been sent "a
a rep3ratory school al Amherst. and the
youngest being at home with tutor.
Word has just been received here OF tho
promotion OF II. Eugene Tblebaut. for
merry French charge danaires In swift
erland, and al one time first secretary OF
the French embassy in this city. to the
post OF minister TO Argentina. for
which country he and his wife will short
~ take their departure from Paris Nine.
Thiebaut is not only one Of the mosI
chIrming American women In the plo-
matte circle. but native Washingtoniau.
and at the time CT her marriage to Mr..
Thiebaut the widow Of Senior Don Jules
Reagifo, the Minister from Colombia. She
was educated In Paris. speaks French as
well Us English. and is also an accom-
plished Spanish scholar, splendidy equip
ped 10 represent both her own and her
husbands country at Buenos Ayres.
Lieut. Col John p. Wiser, recently APP
pointed military attache to the American
Embassy at Berlin. is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. George 7. Marye at their home
In \ street. Mrs. Wiser will join her
husband in this city November ,, both
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
MaTye until they leave for New York pre-
paratOry 10 sailing November :.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Barber. OF Capital
Hill, were hosts at dinner last night in
to their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davenport, OF Michigan.
The table showed an exquisite decora-
ton OF autumn flowers, the place cards
having the same flowers IN water cOiOrs.
To meet Mr.. and Mrs Davenport were
Mr.. and Mrs Broadhurst, Mr. and Mrs.
Bennett Mr.. and Mrs. Waters, Miss
Stone, and Mr.. Burtt
Gen. John \. Halderman sailed yester-
day from New York for a tour Of the
West Indies.
Mr.. Peter Augustus Jay, of New York,
the newly-appointed secretary Of en-
bassy at COnstantinople. sailed yester-
day on the American liner St, Louis for
his new post.
The Misses Riggs have returned to
their house on l street for the winter.
Miss Riggs, whose health has been a
matter Of concern TO her many friends.
Is greatly improved
Mrs. Alex Z. Legare, who is among the
Washingtonians lingering at the Virginia
Hot Springs, was the winner of a silver
cup in the gold tournament on Friday.
Miss Marion Oliver who has been the
guest of Mss Josephine Durand, daugh-
ter of the British Ambassador. al the
latter's summer cottage, at LenOx, re-
turned to her home on n street yester-
lay.
Mr.. Haldeman Dennison, of the consular
service, recently appointed TO Bombay.
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