The Washington times., 1909-10-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter Have Returned
From an Extended Tour Through Europe
Mrs. L. L. Letter Stopped
In New York; Arrives
This Afternoon.
Mrs. Taft Occupies Box at
Premiere of THE Golden
Widow"

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter arrived in
washington last night from New York,
where they landed yesterday morning
from several months tour Of Europe.
Mrs. l. z. Letter. who went abroad
early IN the autumn to visit her daugh-
ters' The Countess Of Suffolk and Mrs
Colin Campbell. returned to New York
with them She remained in New York
last night, but will come to Washington
this afternoon.
Mrs. Taft and her sister. Mrs. Louis
More accompanied BY Fred Carpenter.
secretary to the President, occupied a
stage box at the Belasco Theater last
evening EVENING for the premiere of The Golden
Mrs. Taft wore a becoming gown Of
pdle Dlue satin and lace and a white
Il1t trimmed with wreath of pink
lVses ana an aigrette. Mrs. More was
with a black hat
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 3. Mclean. ac-
Gs193 l by the latter's mother. Mrs
1ho1has r. walsh, occupied the opposite
box. Others in the audience we're cen
eral and Mrs. Wotherspoon. the military
attache OF the Germany embassy, and
vine. Won Llyonius. Gen. Arthur Muir
NY Ia ana "a MTs. Murray, Miss Murray. and
MISS Caroline Murray, Capt and Mrs.
q. I. Summerlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul 8
FftearsalI, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Poe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Westcott Miss
Glaire Wright, Mrs. Maurice Francis
Egans wife Of the American minister
20 Denmarkj Lieut.. Chauncey Hackett.
ana Oden Horstmann.
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Harvey-Sis.s
Miss Annie A Sis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John H Sis, and Arthur s.
Harvey were married yesterday morning
a o.
Church. The Rev. J. D. MARI per
formed the marriage service. which was
followed by a nuptiaI mass, at which
he was assisted by the Rev. E. ]. Con-
nelly, the Rev. ]. B. Beavens, the Rev
Smythe. and the Rev. Ollie
The bride wore her travelling suit Of
blue cloth with a hat of the same shade
AMI carried Bride roses.
Miss Ethel NJ. Parker, the maid Of
honor wore amethyst broadcIoth and
carried chrysanthemums.
John D. Howard acted as best man for
Mr. Harvey and the father Of the bride
gave her IN marriage. Richard Williams
and the three brothers of the bride, W
J. Lester SIS, Clarence Sis, and Am
brOse Sis. We're the ushers
After a bridal trip to New York Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey viii be at home at the
Mississippi after November Is.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r I. Paddock are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. W. T.. Amin,
prior 10 their departure for Denver Col.
They viii be at home with Mrs. Amin
| tomorrow evening, at 615 Twenty-hrst
street
Mrs Paddock was formerly Miss Su-
sauna Amin, her marriage to Mr. Pad
dock taking place at Chevy Chase Oc-
tober 8.
To Entertain at Luncheon.
The Secretary Of State will entertain
at a large luncheon Tuesday. November
2. in honor Of the Japanese commercial
congress. which viii arrive in Washing
ton early next week.
The charge d ahaires of Japan will
also entertain the party, having issued
/ invitations for a dinner Wednesday
evening. November 3.
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Sir John and Lady Harrington. who
have been visiting Lady Harrington's
mother. Mrs James Mcmillan. at her
summer home at Manchester blythe
Sea, sailed from New York for their
/ home in England this morning on the
Lusitania.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Berustorf and their daughter Countess
Luise-Alexander BernstOrff, who ar