The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

senator ana MIS-. EleTcner, Representative
and Mrs. George z. Foss. Representative
and 8Irs. Joseph E. Graf. Representa-
tive and Mrs. George W. Taylor. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Henry 5 PouteH.
/ Representative and Mrs. Francis ".
/ Cushman, Representative and Mrs James
| c Needham, Representative and Mrs
John ". Weeks, Mrs Lewis Moore.
sister Of Mrs. Taft. and Capt Graham
l. Johnson.
Master Charley Taft has Joined his
parents in the White House. because Of
a quarantine placed upon his school in
Watertown, Conn, for measles. He took
a party Of his boy friends in Washington
to the circus yesterday and ate peanuts
and enjoyed the clown Just the same as
though he did not live in the White
House.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Isabel Gregory 10 Nj J. 5 FIannery.
both OF this city. No date has been set
for the wedding
Mss Nora IseIin vas married 10 the
Count Ferdinand ColIaredo- -ManusfeId
yesterday at 1 o'clock at the home Of he.
uncle. Columbus Isei.n. at No 9 West
FIfty-second street, New York City.
The elaborate ceremony which had7been
planned 10 take place al the home OF the
brides father. c. Oliver Iselin. az New
Rochelle. had been modified into a
qUieter town wedding on account Of the
bad health Of the brides father.
AT the last moment c. Oliver IseIIn
found himself wen enough % come into
town and accompany his daughter from
the S. Regis Hotel. where she has been
staying for several days. 20 her uncle's
home He was well enough also 10 give
the bride away
An imprOmptu altar was bg.lt 81 the
reception room % the IseIln home
apple blossoms and other spring flowers.
Ten little flower girls attended the bride
70 the altar. The ceremony VS. per
formed by Father Lavelle. rector o.
St Pauick's Catholic Church. assisted
by Father Byrne-
A great crowd OF dressmakers and curl
Gus persons gathered about the house
before and during the ceremony. but
there was no open disorder.
About fifty guests attended the we'd
ding The young count claimed his
bride under a huge bell % apple bios
SONS in the great dining-room. which
was converted into a bower of pink
roses
Mss IseIin's gown was Of white satin
en train. and had white cniHon over
dress The bodice was trimmed with
rare old laces. handed down from past
generations OF the women Of her family.
The sleeves were long and tight fitting
The veil and lace fitting were worn ~
her mother when she was married
The young bride wore her favo-ite
flower, the orchid. with orange blossoms
and lilies Of the valley
Her going-away frock IS a stunning
creation Of dark blue. with a long coat
containing two dozen buttons. The count
and his bride. after the reception. start
ed for Hot Springs, Va. where they VII
remain until ready TO sail for Europe on
Nay %
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
sham and Lady Hadfeld, the formers
sister. returned 20 Washington yester-
day from c weekend visit ii Richmond
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry ".
Anderson
Mrs. 1IacVeagh. wife Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury. was the guest for
whom Mrs. Norman Williams entertained
AT large and smart tea yesterday after
noon The guests were from among the
Cabinet. diplomatic, official and resident
society, and numbered several hundred
Mrs. Williams was assisted BY her
daughter, Mrs. Merritt, wife Of Gen
Merritt
Mrs. Sheridan, widow OF Gen. Phil Sheri-
dan, and Miss Gwynn poured tea Mrs.
Williams wore a superb gown OF white
lace over white satin. with pearls.
Prince Henri de Croix, Of France. who
IS vel known in this country, has ar
rived in Washington and viii spend the
month Of May here.
Prince Nome Kahlvat, Of Persia. who
has been a guest Of the Persian Minister.
Gen Morteza, Khan. and later Of Mira
Ali Kui. Khan. at the Decatur. left
Sunday for New York, and
viii sail n q few days for Persia. The
prince was considerably entertained dur
ing his Washington stay and made many
friends here
Mrs. James Hartman has been in New
York for q week, having been called over /
there for the funeral OF her son, Mr.
James Hartman, which took place there (
on Friday. Mr.. Hartman died in Paris /
q fortnight ago
Miss Harriet Wadsworth. daughter Of
former Representative James W. wads- 1
worth, OF New York, entertained party /
at the circus last evening and at supper I
afterward at Rauscher's. After the sup
per the party danced, q few additional 4
guests Joining them
Mrs. Mclean was one Of the chaperons I
Of the party and among the guests were
Miss Oliver and Miss Durand.
Il is evident that Mrs. Nicholas Long /
worth expects TO spend most Of the sum
mer in Ohio and that she intends to do I
motoring over the State, as 4
she has applied for and been granted IL 1
cense TO run car.
Former United States Ambassador m /
the Court Of St James and Mrs. Joseph
H Choate. who have been the guests Of 4
Mrs John Phillips and her son. the Third 4
Assistant Secretary Of State, have re- /
turned 10 their home in New York.
Mrs George NJ Pullman. who bsz
spent the winter in her apartment At
the Arlington, has returned to her Chica-
go home for d spring visit She VIII later
open heT summer home al Elberon. N J