Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-29

from Mexico, after a summer of travel, in
which he has visited many places In the
United States and Canada, has turned his
face homeward from California, leaving
from Los Angeles. The two married
daughters of Senior and Nine. Creel live at
chihuahua, and the four sons are still in
college, two of them in Switzerland.
Senior Creel will be inaugurated gov,
ernor of the state of Chihuahua october
4, responsible office whose affairs he will
administer from Washington, with a SUBJ
ordinate official to represent him at Chi
huahua. His election to this office by an
overwhelming majority was an evidence OF
his popularity at home, which, by the way,
Is far-reaching. Mexico. since the termt-
nation of hostilitieS in South Africa, has
acquired large Boer colony 1t is settled
in the state of Chihuahua and when the
first Boer baby born under the Next
can flag ChriStened its two gOdfatherS
were Senior Creel and DR.. Edward Mar
shall. an American surgeon residing in
Chihuahua. Five generations of exils
from the Transvaal represented in
photograph which has been presented to
each godfather, including the baby, its
mother, grandmother great-grandmother
and great reat-grandmother.
Senior and Nine. Creel will be back here
in December.
The Italian ambassador, upon his return
to this country in the near future. will be
accompanied by Baroness Mayor des
Planches. who has not been here for nearly
two years.
who have been north all the past summer,
are expected shortly at the embassy. In
cidentally they have travelled considerably
and have been entertained everywhere
they went.
The Haytian minister, Mr.. Leger, is still
at The Hague but Madame Leger has been
travelling on the continet lately, and is
now in Italy. They Will return to this
city in November. Minister Calyo expects
his family back next month. The minis
ter OF Nicaragua and Madame Corea are
expected to return 10 their legation early
in October. The Belgian minister and
Baroness Moncheur are travelling abroad
as - the Cuban minister, who has been
at The Hague, and Madame Quesada. The
minister of the Netherlands and Madame
Won Swinderen will be home from short
European vacation also In a week or two
The Bolivian minister and family spent
the late summer in the Adirondacks. The
Peruvian minister and Madame Pardo have
enjoyed their stay al Manchester-by the
Sea, Mass The minister of Norway and
Madame Hauge are back from Maine, and
will go abroad before settling down here
for the winter. Minister Carlo is still
in Ecuador and his wife and family are
north. The Colombian minister and Ma
dame COrtes went abroad about a month
ago The Spanish minister Is also abroad
and spent the season at San Sebastian,
where the Spanish royal family took a
holiday.
Gen and Mrs. ]. Franklin Bell have
returned to the Highlands for the winter
after a long absence from this city, the
last few weeks OF which were spent at
Murray Bay Canada.
The home of Mrs. Lucian Duffey. The
Oaks Seat Pleasant Heights. Md. was the
scene of a pretty wedding Wednesday
night when her sister, Miss Cora Lee Tay-
Tor, and Mr.. Carl j. Gaupp. formerly OF
Springfield Ill, were married. Many
Washington friends were present, one large
party going out in a special car. The
house was artistically decorated with ferns
and goidenrOd. and the grounds We're IL
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns The
brides gown of white organdy and
lace over taffeta, and she carried a large
shower boquet of bride roses. The pres
ents included many handsome pieces of
silver and cut glass besides a large guam
tity of dainty china. Mrs Gaupp. the
mother OF the groom, came from SPRING
field to be present at the marriage. She
Mrs. Duffey in receiving the guests The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Albert
Mershon, pastor of Faith Chapel. Wash
ington. DR. Eugene c. c. Winter a life
long friend of the bride. gave her in mar
riage. The wedding marches were rem
dered by Miss Estelle Foster. Mr.. ara
Mrs. Gaupp will at once take possession
OF the pretty new home Hill Top. Seat
Pleasant Heights. which was the gift of
the groom 20 his bride
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ridgely and
the Misses Ridgely have taken possession
of their newly purchased home at nth and
\ streets. The house was built by
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Whittmore and during
their occupancy we'll since has been
the scene Of much delightful hospitality.