The Washington times., 1907-01-29


guests were invited 10 meet the Speaker
of che House and Miss Cannon Among
The guests were Representative and
Mrs Wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Robinson. Admiral and Mrs. Cowles,
AIr. and Mrs CANNED. of Providence,
X l., who are the house guests Of Mrs.
Hope slater.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs. Taft
entertained al dinner last evening com
pIlmentary 20 the German Ambassador
and the Baroness Won Sternburg- IN
vited 10 meet them were Senator and
Mrs. Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. Can, Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert WadsWorth. Admiral and
Mrs. CoWles. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Hague. Mrs. b. II. Warner, Mrs. Nicho-
las LongwOrth. ST., Mrs. Charlet0n and
John Barrett
Gen. and Mrs. John NJ Gillespie were
among the dinner hosts last night when
they entertained in honor OF the SeCre-
tary Of Commerce and Labor and Mrs
Oscar Straus Invited 10 meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Straus were Justice and Mrs. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Afr. and Mrs. John
Is. Henderson. lr., the Minister from the
Netherlands and Mime Van Swinderen,
H0bs0n. MT. and Mrs. Allen Miss Gale
and Admiral D'Neiu-
The Russian Ambassador and Baron
ess R0sen were the guests of honor OF
Senator ana Mrs. Chauncey DepeW OF
New York last evening al dinner. The
other guests were the Secretary OF state
and Mrs Root, the Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. MetcaH, Esme How
ard. charge danaiTes OF Great Britain,
the Assistant Secretary Of State and
HHrVTFlHT az
German embassy. Major and Mrs
Charles l.. McCaWley, Mir. and Mrs.
George Vanderbilt. Air and MIS-. Henry
May. AIr. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Mr.
and Mrs William Phelps Emo Mrs.
Richard Townsend. Miss Josephine Pat
ten, Miss Spaulding, Miss Squire ana
Gist Blair
Major and Madame Koerner, Of the
German embassy, were dinner hosts
last evening. Among their guests were
MIR and Mrs. H. a. Grant Watson, OF
the British embassy. and their house
guest Miss Lowe. of Brooklyn, sister
of Mrs. Watson. Captain and Mrs
Wright the Messrs. Kutserberg, Mr..
Perrin, of New York, and Captain Bid
die
The Austrian Ambassador and Baron
ess Hengelmuller entertained a dinner
company Of fourteen covers last even
ing In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Hwfa
Williams. OF London, house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont
Miss Nugent Of St Louis. arrived
yesterday afternoon in the home of the
Speaker of the House of Representa-
lives 20 be the guest OF Miss Cannon
for several weeks.
The arrival OF the Mexican Ambassa-
dor aud Sonora Creel at the embassy
here today is of more than passing in
IeTest because OF the peculiarly inter
esLiuE personality Of this latest addi-
tiOn Co the Diplomatic Corps. Senior
Creel is the second Wealthiest man in
an Mexico, the very Wealthiest being
his faIheT-in-laW, Gen. Luis TerTagas
senior Creei is a selr-made man, and
attained his wealth after a beginning
in poverty. He was fortunate in having
his heart lead him In such a fortunate
sphere as the family of So rich ana dis
uLguished man as General Terragas.
Nine. Rian1. wife Of the Spanish
minister 10 Norwgy, formerly Miss Alice
Ward, Of Washington, arrived I'm Wash
lngIon yesterday Tor her annual visit
with her grandmother AIRS. John 5.
Ward.
Baron Dobhon. OF Austria. who is
spending a few days ia Washington
en- route for Japan. Is the guest Of the
Austrian Ambassadul ami he Baroness
Hengelmuller, at the embassy on Con-
necticut avenue,
Miss Augusta Notes. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Marcus Notes, and Joseph
Brandon. Of Now York. were married
in the ballroom Of the Shoreham Hotel
last evening at OclCsk by Rabbi
Abraham Simon
The ballroom was tastefully decorated
with quantities OF palms, pink roses,
ana Southern sHIilaN, and a string or
chestr8 played the music for the we'd
ding and throughout the evening. In
the dining room the supper table Was
decorated with pink roses and maiden
hair ferns
Miss Notes bridal gown was a hand
some imported prlucesse gown OF Irish
lace over Chiuon, and worn with a long
Lulle Veil fastened 10 her hair with a
wreath of Bride roses. Her bouquet
was shower Of Bride roses and white
hyaciutns-
Mrs. Charles Duffy Of Alexandra.
acted as matrOn OF honor and WOIe a
modish gown Of white duchess lace and
pearls over SILK, and carried La France
roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Ter
esa Shea, Miss Rosa Shea, Miss Dora
SimOns, OF Baltimore, and Miss Jennie
Livingston. They all wore dainty gowns
of white crepe de chine over pink silk
and carried La France roses.
Miss Carrie Notes, sister Of the bride
and Miss Virginia Ale, of Alexandria
the small flower girls, wore dainty
white trocks of point d'esprit over tat
Ieta Both girls carried a basket filled
WIN fuses NiHlels ana hyaElnths.
Elias Brandon, OF PHILADELPHIA acted
as his brothers best man. and the usb-
ers who preceded the bridal party 10
lhr bower or smilaN and pink roses
where the ceremony took place, were
claude tIlasc0X, Louis Solomon. OF
HYattsyille, Md; Louis Notes. brother
OF the bride; and Charles Duffv, of
Alexandria, Va.
Mrs Notes, the brides mother. Wora a
moulsh gown of black lace over silk
Win Diamond ornaments. Mrs Bran
don, mother Of the bridegroom. wore. a
black spangled gown, and Miss Sadie
Notes, sister OF the bride. wore a gown
OF white chiffon and taffeta
After the supper and reception Mr.
and Mrs. Brandon left Washington for
their bridal trip. and uDOn its cOnclu-
sion viii reside in New York Mrs
Brandon's travelling suit was of brown
hroadcioth, with small brown French
tOQue
Some of the guests were Mrs Sim
mons ard Miss Simmons. of Baltimore;
DR. and Mrs. Samuel Adams Mr. and
Mrs. Blout, Leon Tobriner Miss Alice
s. Barth, Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN s.
Guy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Einstein
Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN EinsteiR,
Mr. and Mrs. William Bornheim Milton
dopfenmaieT. Mr. and Mrs. F. Einstein,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Brandon, Mr. and
Mrs. solomon. Mr. and Mrs George
HoFning, Alr, and Mrs. l. Abrahams
Mr. and Mrs. Charles a Duffey. Mr.
and Mrs Theodore Ale Mrs Hirsh. Miss
Beila Hirsh. Arthur Talent Mr. and