The Washington herald., 1907-10-04

who will arrive there tonight. The
latter is returning from France, where
she has spent the summer. Lieut..
! Commander de Blanpre arrived in Wash
ngton last week, ana since has been
undetermined as TO winter quarters, hav-
ing given up the apartments he formerly
occupied at Stoneleigh Court when he and
Nine. de Blanpre went abroad in the
carly summer.
Capt Fournier, military attache OF
the French Embassy, who also went to
France for his summer vacation. sailed
from there last week. and Will make a
tour of Mexico before returning 10 Wash
ington.
Paymaster Eustace Rogers. u. S. N,
and Mrs. Rogers have returned to Wash
ington for the winter.
Mr.. W. Won Radowitz. second secretary OF
the Germany Embassy, will return 10
Washington the first Of next week.
The Baroness Won sternburg. who re
turned to Washington on Monday with
the German Embassy, will return TO
Miss Langham, was in the streets yester-
day, driving a spanking team of horses.
The Baroness looked particularly at
traCtive in a tan tailored suit and a
brown hat trimmed with white marabou.
Miss Langham accompanied her.
Miss Matilde Duncan Hannegan was
married to Capt Goland V. Clarke, OF
the British army. yesterday at noon, in
St Johns Church, Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith officiating. The wedding was a
quiet affair and was Witnessed by only
"a small assemblage of relatives. The
church decorations were a simple setting
| of autumn leaves and palms. An in
/ formal breakfast at the Shoreham fol
lowed the ceremony. The wedding gown
was an exquisite creation of white en-
broidered tuue over taheta. trimmed with
rare lace and fashioned on directoire
lines a full tulle veil. arranged with
wreath Of orange blossoms. was worn,
and the bridal bouquet was a shower OF
lilies Of the valley and Bride roses. Mt.
Duncan Hannegan escorted his sister and
gave her hand in marriage. Mr Harry
/ DranCker. OF England, was the best man.
The bride was unattended. Capt and
Mrs. Clarke left Washington in the after
noon for a wedding trip around the
worldj Mrs CIarke's travelling gown was
Of green and brown striped homespun,
with which she wore a hat of green
trimmed with feathers Of the same tone.
The bride has lived in London for
about eight years. and when her en-
/ gagement to Capt. Clarke was announced
IL was understood that the ceremony
would take place in the English capital
But Mrs Clarke was determined that she
would be married in her own country,
that the friends of her family might
4 witness the ceremony. and that her
brother Mr Duncan Hannegau, OF the
+ Geological Survey, should give her in
marriage.
Mrs Clarke is a descendant Of old
Kentucky and Indiana families. She is
the daughter Of the late Col and Mrs.
Seliman Key Hannegan, who were prom
inent in the social affairs of Washing
ton many years ago. Her mother was
noted beauty and was the daughter
OF the late Gen. Thomas Il. Nelson, Of
Indiana
The Brazilian Ambassador, Mr.. Joaquin
/ Nabuco. and his son, Mauride Nabuco
have arrived in New York from Europe
and are staying at the Hotel Buckingham.
Mr.. SyIvino do Amaral, counselor Of the
| embassy; Lieut.. Commander A Y. de
Pederneiras. military attache Of the en-
bassy, and Mr.. Z. /. Chermont, second
secretary of the embassy, who were at
the pier to meet the Ambassador, are also
there, and the entire party will return
20 Washington Saturday evening.
Mrs. Darlington, wife Of Gen. Ernest
Darlington, L. S. A, has returned q
Washington and IS occupying her apart,
ment at the Highlands.
Justice and Mrs. Thomas Anderson and
their daughter, Miss Perie Anderson. have
returned TO their home in New Hamp-
shire avenue, after spending the summer
) at various places of interest in the North
Judge William H De Lacy and Mrs
De Lacy are spending week at Atlantic
p City.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt officially an
nounced Wednesday the engagement OF
her daughter. Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, tC
Count Lazio Szechenyi, a nobleman OF
Budapest The count is a guest at the
Vanderbilt villa at Newport, The Break
ers," where he arrived this week Count
Szechenyi was born in Egervar, Hun
gary, in 1879. His father was Count
Emerich Szechenyi and had the decora-
ton of the Order of the Golden Fleece
His mother was Countess Alexandra OF
Sztaray-Szrmay. The count has three
elder brothers, the Counts Dionysius
Peter. and Stephan all of whom, like
himself, are reserve lieutenants in the
Imperial Hussars. Peter married Count
ess Maria d d'Esterhazy.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lind Noree ot
Washington, who have recently com
pleted a villa in Stockbridge. Mass. have
issued invitations to their friends for 2
house warming Saturday, October 12.
Mr.. and Mrs. William FRYE White. az
ter closing their summer home at SOUR.
; rel Island. Ne, spent a few weeks with
Mr.. Whites family at Lewiston. Ne
They are now the guests Of Senator Will
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