New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau. !


Washington, Nov. 10.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury and Mrs. MacVeagh are now
fully settled In their house IN 18th street
They have as immediate neighbors the
French Ambassador and the Swedish and
Danish Ministers.
Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer. wife
and daughters OF the Secretary OF the Navy.
have Joined him here and opened their
house for the winter. Secretary Meyer
went to Richmond to-day TO meet President
Taft and his party. and returned with them
TO the capital The Secretary and Mrs.
Meyer will go TO Philadelphia tomorrow 10
attend the opera. They will be among the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Biddle.
The British military attache and the
Hon. Mrs. Bernard James entertained at
dinner tonight In compliment to Mrs
James's sister. the Hon. Rachel Kay-Shut-
tleworth. of England. who Is 10 spend the
winter with them Invited TO meet her
were Miss Freshfeld and Miss Paul, Os
England. the guests OF Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce; Miss Hoyt. Captain SOwerby.
British naval attache: Signor Centaro. Ital-
ian second secretary: Captain Clancy and
Basil Miles. .
Sefior Don IsadOro Hazera, who succeeds
Sehor Espinosa as Minister from Nicaragua.
arrived in Washington to-day. and arrange
ments will soon be made for his presenta-
tion TO the President.
Sefor de Quesada. former Cuban Minister
to Washington. has been named by this
government as arbitrator In the Venezuelan
cases. and will leave here for The Hague
about December l. lie will be accompanied
by SehOra de Quesada and their family
Considerable entertaining will be done both
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Worth
ington Trescot and Lieutenant Philip H.
Torrey. u. s. NJ. G.. took place at the home
Of the brides grandmother. Mrs Charles
worthington. this afternoon. The Rev. Ed
ward l.. Buckley officiated. and the bride
was given away by her uncle. t. Cuthbert
Trescot. Her sister. Miss Stephanie Tres
cot. was her only attendant. and Daniel
Houston Torrey. OF the graduating class at
West Point. attended his brother as best
man. The brides gown was a severely
plain princesse. with old lace draped about
the bodice. and her veil of rare lace had
been worn by her grandmother and mother
at their weddings and had graced a number
of similar occasions in the family. Miss
TrescOt wore a lace robe over white. After
the ceremony. which was witnessed by
members of the family only. a small recep-
tion was held. and Lieutenant and Mrs
Torrey started for a wedding journey. They
will return here for Thanksgiving. and will
then go TO Port Royal. where the bride
groom is stationed
The annual charity ball for the children's
hospital. under the patronage OF number
of social leaders. will be given on January
3. date kept open especially for the affair
Mrs Buckner WallingfOrd. of Cincinnati.
sister of Representative Nicholas Long
worth. is the guest OF her sister. the
Countess de Chambrun.
Miss Edith Wetmore has returned 70
Washington from Newport, and will open
the house of her parents. Senator and Mrs.
WetmoTe. of Rhode Island.
Mrs. George b. Clover. Of New York who
has been for several days the guest of Rear
Admiral and Mrs Richardson Glover, re-
turned to her home to-day.