The Washington herald., 1907-11-14
Miss CanalIzo,

appointed 10 I'll the place. and will ar
rive this month with his wife. who was
the Baroness Gorup. of Fiume. and is
very attractive and very fond of society
and entertaining.
The Danish Minister. NJ Burn, has just
returned from abroad. He was delegate
TO the peace conference at The Hague.
the duties of which kept bin there so
long he was able to have but eight days
Of his leave in his native country.
The Austrian Ambassador and the Bar
oness Hengelmuller viii arrive in Wash
ington to-day. and will be met at the sta
ton by Baron Ambrozy. Baron Eaymerle.
and NJ. Szent-Ivany, who will escort them
10 the embassy In Connecticut avenue
which has been made ready for their re-
turn
Capt Fournier. military attache Of the
French Embassy. has Just returned from
his -eave OF absence, spent in France.
Sir Alexander Mcdonald. vino has been
the guest OF the British Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce. has left Washington and
gone 20 New York The British Ambas-
sador is contemplating leaving for Cleve-
land soon. where he will deliver an ad-
dress.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Watson. OF the
British Embassy. yesterday moved into
their new home in Connecticut avenue,
just two doors from the home OF the
Counselor OF the French Embassy and
Nine des Portes.
MT and Mrs. George L Huntress. jr.,
who We're married here two weeks ago.
will return 10 Washington to-day, and
will be the guests of Mrs. Huntress'
cousin. Mrs Miley. in Hopkins street
Miss Rebecea c. Powell. OF Virginia,
has returned TO the city and viii remain
in Washington during the winter as the
guest OF Mrs. Burke. Chetwoode Terrace,
Iowa Circle.
Mrs Darling. OF 1907 \ street north
west. who has been in Virginia since the
opening OF the exposition. returned to-
day for the winter. She will, as usual.
be at home informally on Fridays. but
will make no visits this season.
The following Washingtonians are reg
istered at Natural Bridge Hotel, Natural
Bridge. Va: Miss MoHie Paxton. Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Gillespie. Miss Marie de Ia
Roche Chilles. T. W. Hagdon Miss Rosa
Dul2ney. George W. Price, Mr.. and Mrs.
Haldeman Cameron, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.
D. Lou.
Mrs Hebb, widow Of Col. Clement d.
Hebb, and daughter, have returned to
the city and opened their apartment at
the Concord for the winter
Miss Marie seitz, of 1879 Tenth street
northwest. is spending several weeks at
Atlantic City. accompanied by Miss Dell
Nye, Of 9S6 . street northwest
Miss Joan KenaIly and Mr. Henry II.
Byrne were married Tuesday at 81.
Aloysius Church at a. m. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Z. F. Fitz Gerald.
o. P. assisted by Rev. Fathers Kelleher.
s. j., and Mcdonnell. 5. J.. of St Alloy
sius Church Fathers Schmitt and Fealy
Of St Joseph's. Father Flemming. s. j..
Of Georgetown University. and Father
Crowley, of the College OF the Immacu-
late Conception, were also I'm the sanctu-
ary. A nuptial mass followed the cere-
mony The sanctuary was decorated with
many wide-spreading palms ard the altar
was Illuminated by numerous electric
lights and candles. The ushers were
Messrs. George A. Byrne. Dr. Thomas f.
Lowe, Richard A. Anderson, and John A
Dunnigan. The bride wore stylish trav-
cling costume OF dark panne velvet and a
picture hat 20 match. A reception for