The Washington times., 1906-10-19

month.
Mrs Laugh8m ana Miss Violet Lang
ham. mother and sister of the wife Of
the German ambassador, have sailed
for Europe and win spend the winter
on the Riviera. according 10 the custom
of Mrs. I-augham. whose delicate
health requires the climate of that To-
cality Miss Langham will probably re-
turn TO this country later in the sea-
son and be with her sister, the Baron
ess Won SJernburs, some time during
the height of the coming season.
The Siamese minister Phya Akharaj
Naadhara. left Washington yesterday
for New York, and viii sail tomorrow
for London, ou his way 20 his home
This win be his first vacation and first
trip home since his appointment To this
post fin 1901 He was entertained ar
dinner OH Tuesday evening of this
week. by twenty-five friends in the
Chevy Chase Club Edward Lof-
tus. first secretary of the legation. ac-
comTauied him 10 New York.
The baroness Moncheur. wife OF the
Belgian minister. has as her guest her
mother. Mrs. Powell Clayton. wife OF
the former American minister TO MeXi-
CO. and Mrs s. G.. Jones and Miss
Katherine Clayton. The after is eX-
pected 10 remain here for the winter.
Monsieur Des Portes DE La Fosse.
charge danairs OF the French embassy
nc Newport last summer, has return
ed 20 town and resumed his duties at
the embassy. Madame and Mile. Des
P0Ttgs DE la FUsTe recently arrived
from Paris. where they spent tile sum-
mer and have joined the charge
d'anaires for the winter
Wilson Memorial Church was the scene
"Wednesday night OF the wedding ui Miss
Ida Gertrude SmallWaud and Guy
ALlarJ luEt The ceremony took place
al o'clock. the Rev. f. Holmes Lamar
ofIeiatug. The church was beautifully
decorated with palms. cosmos, ana oinrI
cut flowers. and the bridal party euLe--1
the church as AIRS. Burgess played the
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin-
The bride came iu with her rather,
John j.. SmaIlwood, who gave bis
daughter iu marriage. Her gown was q
point lace TDUe. over soft null ana
Jafeta made with long train, and the
whole euEeioUei iu long tule Vel 1ls-
tened TO her hair with lilies uf the
valley, Her jewels We're set OF pearl
ornaments, ana the bridal huuuA.t was
q shower or Bride roses and IHles of
Miss Emma Viola Turner. the maid
Of honor, wore "a dainty gown or pink
gTgaudIe over tareta. and carried a
shower of Bridesmaid roses. Ihe besL
man for Wr. Yozt was the brides uncle
Riley 4. Hunt
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. N0st left for Southern we'd
ding trip by water. They VIII return
10 Washington next week and on Thurs
Gay. October - will hold a reception at
Jheu future home. 1904 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
Mrs AOst S. travelling gown was a
handsome tailored suit of green broad
cloth and green hat
The bride. who is an unusually at
tractive girl is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs john p. Smallwood, l2ll @
street southeast and Mr.. Ao2t Is
prominent youus business man Of Wash
-ugtUL-
The reception and dance which was
to have been given this evening at
Confederate Veterans Hall by the AL
bert sydney Johnston chapter, United
Daughters of the tonicderac}, mas Dten
postponed on account OF the death of
Mrs. jefferson Davis 4 later date
VIII he announced shortly
Miss Agnes Catnleen Loughliu and
George Robert Keeling. both of Dunn
I1riug Va were married at ST. Adams
Church Wednesday evening at O'CLOCK.
Tho ceremony was performed by the
rector. the Rey. George h. g bratenahl,
ard the church was taSteIuly decorated
in autumn foliage and golden rod
Miss L0ughliu had as her maid or
honor Miss Matte Ellis and MISS Neille
Ellis was the bridesmaid Malcolm
Nicholson acted as best man Tor MT.
Keeling and CranstOn Howard, Homer
Early, and George Baker were tne
ushers.
The wedding music was played by the
Orgauist of ST Adams. Clark Middleton
and sung bv the vested choir.
After the ceremony at the church a re-
Cepti0u was held at the nome OF Llie
brides parents, MI ana MIS-; 'ot,li ',tti
LoughIin, in Dunn LOring, Va MI ana
Mrs Keeling will reside in Dunn Lorlns'
Commissioner and Mrs. Macfarland
have decided to spend me winter az
WOOdley Inn, on the lenleytoWh Io9u'
rather than resume housekeeping. dF.
MaciaTl3ud and his wife have 1veh 10
Gated at ''WOOdley" since their return
from abroad last September and md Jhe
rest from household responsI IblilueS most
acceptable Their absence from the li5J
OF hosts viii leave a pCrCeptDle plank
i'm social attractions during the coming
season.
Mrs Richard Hatton viii spend the
winter i'm Baltimore with her parents
at their home on Cathedral street Pay
cruise.
Senator John r. Morgan and his two
daughters have given up their home on
Third street, where they We're living al
most since he FIRST came 70 the senate,
and have taken an apartment IN the
NOrmaudie Tor the winter
Sir James WOodhouse, a prominent
member OF the British parliament, ana
Sir William Perl<in, Lady Perkin and
the Misses PerlIin We're presented 10
President Roosevelt by Capt. T. +. {.
RYAN. naval 8ttache of the British en-
bassy, yesterday afternoon
The marriage of Miss Ida Evans Ran
dolph, daughter of the late Wilton Ran
doIph, to Thomas Childs de Rosset, for
merly of Wilmington, Del, now of Bal
timore. viii take place Wednesday, Oc-
tober 81, at 12.30 in the chapel of En-
manuel Protestant Episcopal Church, of
Baltimore. After the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast viii be served at the
home of the hHide's cousins, Mr. and