The Washington herald., 1907-06-18
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Embassies Deserted as Sum-
mer Makes Appearance.
MISS LUTTRELL A BRIDE
Weds Rev. william :. Bishop, of
Sewanee COIIeGe-SOciety Expected
to Flock to Georgetown University
Hospital from Now, on Until Friday
TO Attend the Lawn Fete.


Signor Montagna. counselor Of the
Italian Embassy, accompanied by Signors
Centaro and Raviol. went TO New York
Yesterday To see their chief, the Italian
Ambassador. OF for Europe to-day Sig
nor Montagna will go on 10 Boston to-day
TO attend, on Wednesday the dinner the
Postmaster General and Mrs. George Won
l. Meyer will give to the Duke Of
Abruzzi. at the Brookline Country club.
Baron Ambrozy. counselor Of the Aus
trO-Hungarian Embassy. also left town
y yesterday TO join IN New York the Am
bassador. Baron Hengelmuller. who is a
passenger off for Europe to-day. The
Ambassador will join the baroness at
one Of the Austrian watering places. and
the counselor Of .fhe embassy, who be
comes charge d'affaires as soon as his
chief sails, will go on TO Bar Harbor
fPom New York. and will establish the
embassy there for the summer.
The Hon. Maud Pauncefote, daughter Of
the late British Ambassador here, who is
at present in Philadelphia. after a series
Of visits with old friends here, sails June
% for her home in England.
The Swiss Minister, NJ Vogel, is now in
Cincinnati for a short visit He will
spend the summer abroad. and viii sail
the latter part Of the month.
Col. and Mrs Benjamin Reeves Russell
and children. and Mrs. RussclIs daugh-
ters. the Misses Sessions. have gone 10
Spring Lake 10 their country home for
the summer.
Mrs John r. Williams and Miss Juliette
Williams wiu leave town to-day for Fort
Hamilton, where Col Williams Is sta
toned
Mrs. Morgan Hill and Miss Diane Nor
gan Hill, will close their home in Con-
nectlcut avenue to-day. and leave for
Lake Placid, y. Y, to spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. John Barrett. Of the Bureau Of
American Republics. has returned from
a trip in the Eastern States.
The naval attache Of the French En-
bassy and Nine. de Blanpre have lefi
town and gone &C. Atlantic City. where
they viii spend some weeks before sailing
70 spend their leave Ia France.
Lieut. Col Pederneiras. military at
tacbe of the Brazilian Embassy, has gone
TO New York on business.
Miss Emma Mullan. who viii become
the bride Of state Senator George Russell
Iukens. Of California. this afternoon at
O'Clock, entertained st dinner lasts even
ing the wedding party and a few intimate
friends
In the company were her father Capt
John Mullan. L. s A.. and her sister
Miss MAY Mull8n who will attend the
bride al her wedding Also. there was
present Mr. Carlton Wall. Of Oakland
Cal, who viii be best man.
A pretty wedding and one af unusual i'm
tarest to the old resident set Of the Dis,
trict took place last evening al the resi-
dence Of Mrs Thomas J. Luttren, wher
her daughter. Miss Mary +. LuttreIl. and
Rev William & Bishop were married al
O'Clock only the relatives and a few
near friends witnessed the ceremony
which was followed by an Informal re-
cepti0n.
The marriage was performed by the
bridegroom's father, Rev George Bishop
Of East Orange. y. J.. and Alr. Edward
Bishop was his brothers best man
Palms, ferns. and other graceful fOuag,
intermingled with white daisies. formed
the decorations Of the drawing-room. din
/ ing-room. and hallway, a bower Of th'
tall palms and clusters Of daisies making
/ a background for the dainty White satr
/ prie-dieu. where the service was read
Miss Dwight willard Of Philadelphia
Miss Mamie Young. Miss Leila PeaChv
/ and Miss Lucille Wilkinson. all OF thi!
| city, held white ribbons. forming an aisl'
| through which the wedding party passe'
/ to the bow window In the drawing-room
I where the service was read.
The bride was escorted and given avail
/ by her uncle. Mr.. Ira " Hopkins. ant
/ in the wedding train were KATHERINE
/ Boyle. Of Philadelphia, who was a mos
attractive little flower girl. in a daintl
/ white muslin fTOCk. and the brides sis
/ ter. Mrs. Albert Howard Cousins. VIII,
| was natron Of honor. The wedding toile
was Of white satin. the princesse gown Gu
/ simply, with a court train. and hand
| somely trimmed with duchesse and ros
point lace The veil OF tulle was ar
ranged with a coronet Of orange bios
SONS, and the bridal bouquet was
/ shower Of white sweet peas and lilies o
/ the valley
| Mrs. Cousins wore a becoming summe
gown Of white null and lace, and carrie,
/ a cluster of Killarney roses.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop left the city for
wedding trip. which will terminate a
| Sewanee College, where the bridegroom
| is professor Of theology Mrs BishoI
wore a travelling gown Of dark blu
/ Panama cloth and a small hat to match
Cards are out for the wedding of Mis-
Audrey Ballentine and Dr. William RAJ
/ Bartlett Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, 230S Twen
tieth street northwest. After the cere
mony a reception will be held.
The rendezvous to-day for the fashion
able and the philanthropic will be III
grounds Of the Georgetown Universit
Hospital at Thirty-hfth and \ streets
where a lawn fete will be given under th
auspices Of the Sisters Of St. Francis
with the able assistance of a number o
women Of the board Of managers
The fete viii begin this evening, an
will continue through Friday. and SUP
per will be served each evening. Their
will also be music and dancing
The hospital grounds have been beautI
fully arranged by the erection of hand
some booths and thousands of electri
lights Every one is going to help max