The Washington herald., 1906-10-16

/ Trip-WeddinEs OF This Week.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt en-
tertained a small dinner company last
evening.
Mrs. Roosevelt is in mourning for the
/ death of her uncle, Capt Edward Leyh-
ton Tyler, of Zanneston, Okla. whose re-
/ mains were inferred there yesterday Mrs
Roosevelt VIII observe mourning until the
beginning Of the official social season at
the White House. Capt. Tyler was a
great favoTite with Mrs Roosevelt. and
had much to do with her rearing after
she lost her parents. He was reported 10
have been a millionaire.
The resignation of Senior Don Joaquin
Casasus, Ambassador from Mexico fol-
lowing closely on the resignation Of
Baron Mayor des Planches, Ambassador
from Italy. is Of considerable social in
teresJ, as 1T leaves two embassies with
cut chief. It is not likely either post
will be filed before the opening Of the
official season. January !. Senior Don
Davalos will continue to act as Charge
ma for italy.
The French Embassy ard the Brazil
ian Embassy Will be closed TO society
during the early season, both Nine Jus
serand and Nine. Nabuco, having lost
their respective fathers within the last
ten days. Nine. Jusserand is with her
husband in Paris, but expects 10 return
TO Washington early in November.
The Brazilian Ambassador and family
will return from WiannO. Osterviue.
Mass. to their home on Lafayette square,
during the present week
Baron Rosen. the Russian Ambassador.
and Baroness Rosen. closed their cottage
at Observation-Disclosures yesterday.
when they left for week or ten days
Western trip, TO include q visit in Chi
cage. before returning 10 their embassy
on 1 street,
The chief social interest OF to-day will
be- the marriage of Miss Anna Aspen
wall. to Lieut.. George b. Corfly. L. 5. A.
at noon, at st. Thomas Church.
\ wedding not heretofore announced for
tomorrow is that of Miss Katharine Files
Garner, daughter of the late John II
Garner. jr.. Of Mobile. Ala. to Mr.. James
Sumner Collins, Of Detroit, Mich The
wedding will take place at the home of
the brides mother at the Portner. I'm the
presence of Il small invited company of
relatives and close personal friends Of the
two young people Mr., Joseph W. How
ell the half-br0ther Of the bridegroom,
Will be the best man. and Miss Anabel
Garner. of New Jersey, the brides cousin.
the maid Of honor, with Miss Caroline A.
lands. of St. Joseph. No. and Miss
Eusebia Fox, Of this city, as bridesmaids.
At the marriage of Mrs. Julia Clinton
Fisher and Mr.. Albert Jacob Gutekunst
at St Matthews Church this afternoon
the bride will be attended By Miss Eleanor
Schley Paul and the bridegroom by Or.
Wade Atkinson. Rev John y. Cooper,
the assistant rector. will oficiate.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Webb
Robinson and Mr. Harold Clinton Smith
tomorrow evening will be witnessed by a
small family party. and viii be followed
by a reception at the home Of the bride
TO several hundred guests from S to 10
o'clock.
An out-of-town wedding of local interest
will take place tomorrow at Buffalo. y.
Y, at which the contracting parties will
be Miss May l. Wattles. Of Buffalo. and
Mr.. Richard Rawlings, of this city. The
bridegroom-eIect left for Buffalo yester-
day. accompanied by his brother. NJ.
Jesse NJ. Rawlings, who will be best man.
for a musical tea on Friday afternoon at
> o'clock, in her music room in the BcIas-
co Theater, to meet Miss Marion Mccoy.
The wedding day for Miss Josephine
Shallenberger. of this city. ard Rev. Paul
Sperry, Of Bath. Ne. has been fixed for
Wednesday. November 7. the ceremony to
take place at Calvary Baptist Church.
Judge McCammon and the Misses Me
Cannon have returned to their home on
o street for the winter.
Mrs W ". Burdette and Miss Alice
Burdette have returned 10 their home on
Vermont avenue after a prolonged abb /
sence in the North.
Mrs. Longworth, who has been in
France several months on visit 20 her
daughter. Countess de Chambrun. has re- |
turned to her home in Cincinnati Tho /
COmte and comtesss and their two chill |
dren are expected to arrive In this coun- !
try early next month and viii remain |
with Mrs. Longworth over the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Fletcher. Of Jersey /
City. y. J.. with their niece. Miss Alice |
n Clark, Of Bridgeport, Conn, are stay /
ing at the home of z. 2. Hughes, OF Capt /
toll HID.
Mrs. George Cabot Lodge and children /
are spending the month Of October with |
Senator and Mrs. Lodge, at Nahant
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. GrifHths. consul /
general at Liverpool, arrived in Washing
ton yesterday on a short vacation Mr. /
Gnffiths was passenger on the Cedric. 4
which also brought Mr.. Samuel Spencer /
home from a short shooting trip in Scot |
land Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer will pass the /
autumn At their house at Tuxedo. not I
opening their Massachusetts avenue home
until later in the season.
AR JonkheVT c, u. Hoeven, the newly
secretary Of the Netherlands
legation, arrived at his post yesterday.
The officers of St. Mary's Guild win hold
an afternoon tea ON Friday O~7ol,sr 10