The Washington times., 1906-10-18
BARONESS ROSEN
ON WESTERN TOUR
WIte OF Russian Ambassador
is Accompanied by Her
Daughter.
BARON JOINS IN CHICAGO
Baroness Elizabeth ROsen viii Not
Be One of the Seasons
DebHtaHtes.

5 Baroness Rosen and Baroness Eliza
i beth, wife and daughter OF the Russian
I ambassador nave closed their cottage
at Coolidge Point Magnolia, Mass.
, where they spent the summer. and ar,
i now ia Chicago on their way TO visit
2 The large cities of the Middle West and
y West. The ambassador. who came a
, Washington Tor few days. left today
for Chicago 20 join them for this trip
, baroness Elizabeth Roseu, who has
pefn mentioned us debutante of this
season, has changed her plans. and
viii not be formally presented TO society
This winter The ambassador and his
family VIII not return to the embassy
until some time next month
Chinese Minister in Mourning.
p The death in China, of the mother OF
the Chinese minister, viii necessarily
remove from the social festivities This
winter, his picturesque daughter Miss
Nav Lang She is easily the most
striking figure with whom Washing
t0nians are familiar. and she FRANKLY
admits her admiration Tor American
women and customs. She is just eigh-
teen. and although she has never made
a formal debut IN society. according TO
the American custom, she has freely
I made calls and visits, and received
them in the legation for two seasons
past
Her great ambition is 20 array herself
I i'm shaped skirts and shirt waists. like
/ her American contemporaries, but IN
I this her father is obdurate He has
/ compromised with her 10 the extent of
| allowing her 20 don American shoes OF
/ the prevailing fashion for women. and
/ kid gloves. also OF American make
Attracts Much Attention.
! When gowned for the street, Miss
/ LANG presents q curious picture OF ORR
/ entail brilliance and modern fashion, and
I has attracted no end of attention on +
| street while shopping and on the up
/ town streets in making her rounds Of
/ calls, with her gorgeous robe OF bright
| colored and gay'y embroidered silk and
fancy head ornaments. with black shoes.
heels and all. and black kid gloves fas-
tened tightly about her tiny wrists.
She wake with some difficulty. and
Is only just beginning to handle her
hands with ease. after wearing gloves
for a year or more She is just learn
ing To speak the English language. and
frequently assisted Mrs. John ". Fos-
ter AZ her various functions during the
past two seasons.
The home of the Rev. Donald c. Mac
I.e0d pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, 1919 . street northwest. was the
scene last night of the marriage OF Mrs.
Evelyn CORDOBA 20 Lewis J. Rogers both
of san Francisco. Cal
Fred IS. Small. also of san Francisco,
acted as best man for Mr. Rogers. The
"A
mOdlsh costume OF lavender broadcloh
and black hat with white plumcS- The
ceremony was attended only by few
friends of the bridal coE@ie ana was
performed by the Rev. Dr. Macleod
After the ceremony small reception T
was held for Mr. and Mrs Rogers az /
their future home -fii ontario road
northwest. Mr.. Rogers, who is an artist
OF some note. came 20 Washington since
the recent earthquake IN san francisco, .
and has since been connected with The
arr department Of the Washington /.
Times. Mrs. Rogers arrived in Wash /
mgton only yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Airs. w. O. stivers announce I
the marriage Of their daughter. Georgia (
Nav Guillott, TO r. j. CantWeN, son of /
4. j. C8utw''. of this city. The cerc-
mOny took place on October 10 in this
city.
Miss Mary f. Porter was married TO
DR. Carroll AEAew White, of Marys-
vile. Ohio, last night The ceremony
took place az the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph w. Lee, 1914 Newton street
northwest, and was performed ny the
Rev. Ross Fishburn, pastor OF the Mt
Pleasant CungTr EdtiOnaI Church.
The decorations throughout the house
were palms. and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, and a buffet supper was served
after the ceremony In the dlnlng-rOOm- Z
Miss Porter was given In marriage
by her father. u. S. Porter. Her gown
was of DUchesst lace and white satin,
and she wore veil, and carried lilies
cf-the-valley. The maid or honor was
Miss Carrie Goddard, OF WcllsJon, ohio,
yvhr wore a gown Of white lace over
yellow taffeta, and carried yellow chry-
santhemums.
me brides little sister. Miss Anna
Porter. and Miss Marjorie Bethel, Of
N0ntclair n j. acted as flower girls,
and wore dainty dresses of white organ
die and lace over yellow SILK, ana car
ried baskets of yellow chrysanthemums.
RaIDb Pipcr. Cf Columbus, Ohio, was
DR. Whites best man. After the We'd
ding a reception was held Tor relatives
and intimate friends and later Dr. and
Mrs White left for 5hOrI wedding
tourney before going to Marysytlle.
where they viii make their home. Mrs
White wore a travelling gown OF Drown
DrCadcloth ana a brown nat
\ quiet home wedding took place last
night at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wagner when their daughter'
Miss Lillian r.. wagner DtCaIue Lllc
wife of Louis +. c. HentZe-
Tile ceremony. which was performed
by the Rev. John Weidley, was at
tended only by the immediate families.
Mr.. and Mrs. HentZe left Washington
last nighC for a Northern wedding trip
and will be at home after November 10,
1t -2SI North Carolina avenue southeast.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Margaret =. Jemison, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Edwin II. Jemison, 10 Ralph
~ c. ID. Cox The ceremony took ]
place Tuesday, October 16 and was at
tended only by relatives or the young
cCuLie. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox are spend J
ng their honeymoon in Delaware, but
upon their return Will make their home
lJ 1910 : street northwest
Miss Moreno Boose and Thomas S. (
SergeOn were married last night at s I 2
o'clock at the home of the bride, 10l1 !
5eveuth street northwest, by the Rev.
". s. Lynn. The bride and bridegroom
who we're unattended entered the draw n
ng room together. Miss BOOse's bridal Z
gown was of white Organdie over silk
md she carried a shower of Bride +
'oses. After the wedding a reception :
vas held for the bridal party and TeIa- :
ives
Mt Vernon Place Church was the