The Washington herald., 1907-10-31


The President and Mrs. Roosevelt are
entertaining Mrs. Clifford Richardson. of
New York. at the White House
Herr Won Schubert, Of the German
Embassy, was host last evening at his
home in p street, at a dinner, compli-
mentary to Mai and Mme. korner, Of
the German Embassy who will return TO
Germany the first part of next month.
MAJ. horner having accepted a command
in the imperial army
Invited a. meet them were Miss Lang
ham, sister OF the Baroness Won Stern
burg, the wife OF the German Ambassa-
dor; Prince zu Lynar. and Herr Won
Radowitz. Mai and Nine Korner viii
be entertained az luncheon to-day at the
embassy by the Ambassador and the
Baroness Won Sternburg.
Herr Won Radowitz. who has been as
signed to Mexico. and will leave within
q short time. went TO New York late
last night. but viii return in a few days
and VIII be the guest complimentary
whom Herr voa Schubert viii entertain.
Other farewell dinners will be given for
this popular Young secretary Of the Ger
man Embassy.
The naval attache Of the German En-
bassy. Capt. and Nine Hebb.ughaus. are
expected 10 return 20 washington to-day
from their summer outing
The japanese Ambassador and the
VIscountess Aoki win entertain at lunch
con to-day at the embassy. and will give
a dinner next week TO celebrate the Jap
anese Emperor's birthday anniversary.
Senator and Mrs Scott have returned
for the season, and are at the New
Willard Hotel
Mrs. James Pinchot, who spent the
summer abroad, most Of it with her
daughter, the Hon Lady Johnstone, wife
of the British Minister to Denmark, has
returned 10 this country. and is at Sims
bury. Conn. She Will come 10 Washing
ton next Saturday and open her house
in Scott Circle.
Col Francis Cotton sent out yesterday
cards for the marriage Of his daughter
Miss Daisy Cotton, and Lieut.. Commander
Archibald IT, Davis. L. s. n. The we'd
ding viii take place at noon, in st. John S
Church. November 20.
It Will he a military wedding. and sew
eral hundred invitations have been is
sued Miss Cotton is one Of the most
popular girls of the Capitals smart set
and has for several years acted as hostess
for her father They have entertained
frequently. and the young mistress of
the home fills the position with much
grace ard dignity. Miss Cotton is the
most init. ate friend Of Miss Louise For
aker. youngest daughter of Senator and
Mrs. Foraker. and both girls have a repu-
tation for charm Of manner and sweet
ness Of character.
Miss Marjory Cotton, the younger
daughter. who has been travelling with
the Secretary OF War and Mrs Taft
writes home Of the charming and inter
esting time she is having. She is now
in Manila. and will spend the winter
there with her brother, Col. George Col
ton returning 10 Washington in the
spring.
Col. Albert 3. Hilton, Of New York, son
Of the late Judge Henry B. Hilton, and
lis bride. who was Mrs. Katherine Car
roll Trego. formerly of Baltimore and
Washington. are here on their honeymoon.
They are az the New Willard Hotel They
were married at St Thomas Church. in
Fifth avenue October Is
Miss Sydney A. Stevens. daughter OF
Mrs. sydney \. Stevens. formerly Of Chi
cago. was married yesterday afternoon %
Mr.. Harry Stoddard Williston, Of North
ampton. Mass. The ceremony took place
al o'clock at the residence Of the bride S
5r0ther-in-Iaw and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Walcott 1913 Twenty second
street. Rev Or. Eccleston, of Baltimore.
was the officiating clergyman. Flowers
decorated the rooms and Railways Of the
house. the color scheme in the library,
where the service was read at an impro-
vised altar, being carried out In an ar
tistic arrangement Of white chTysanthe-
NUNS and palms. In the drawing room,
where the newly married couple received.
masses Of pink roses banked the mantle.
and were placed about the room against
a background Of palms and ferns.
Mr.. sydney Breese Stevens escorted his
sister to the altar, where the service was
read. and her hand was given IN marriage
by her older brother, Mr.. Holmes Ste
vens. of Rochester, y. Y. Miss Helen
Walcott young niece Of the bride. acted
as her maid of honor. and Mr.. Stewart
Walcott. nephew Of the bride. and Mr.
Newell Garfield son Of the Secretary of
the Interior and Mrs. Garfield. as ribbon
bearers. formed an aisle of white ribbon.
through which the bridal party passed.
The wedding gown was Of heavy white
satin. fashioned on empire lines, and
trimmed with rose point lace and point
applique a full tulle veil fell gracefully
TO the trained skirt, and the wedding
bouquet was a shower of lilies of the
valley and white violets In lieu of the
conventional wreath Of orange blossoms.
a coronet Of lilies OF the valley caught
the wedding veil The maid of honor
wore a dainty gown Of white Tadium silk,
over pink. and carried an armful OF pink
carnations. 4 special feature OF the wed
ding was the programme Of music which