The Washington herald., 1909-11-05

The italian Ambassador and Baroness
des Planches have returned 70 the en-
bassy from New York, where the former
went last week to meet the baroness,
who arrived last Tuesday from Italy,
where she spent the summer.
Miss Mabel Boardman, the head Of the
American Red Cross. has accepted an in
vitation TO speak on the work Of that or
Eanization at the Tome School for Boys
at Port Deposit. Nd. Thursday evening,
November II.
Mrs Austin Stickney entertained at
a small and informal tea yesterday ar
ternoon in honor OF Baronne \. CacamIsi. /
who is known Oh the concert stage by /
her maiden name Blanche Marchesi, /
daughter OF the great teacher Of singing /
IN Paris Mrs. Stckney and her daugh-
ter are old friends Of the barOnne and 4
ner mother Miss Cryder will entertain !
at a musical tea FOR her on Sunday.
Mr. Frederick May entertained at lunch /
con yesterday at the New Willard for I
Mrs. and Miss Squier, wife and daughter /
Of the United States Minister 70 Panama !
Arterward they occupied a box at the !
Columbia.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. |
William Belden Noble for the marriage /
Of her daughter. Davide Yulee. to Lieut.. |
sherman Miles. son Of Lieut.. Gen. Nell /
son A. Miles. Wednesday, November "a. |
TIt.nI
ceremony will be followed by breakfast /
in the home Of the brides mother in \ !
street
The United States Minister at Copen-
hagen. DR.. Maurice Francis Egan. will /
Join Mrs Egan here next month. and /
spend some weeks with their daughter. !
Mrs Elmer Murphy and their son, Mr.. |
Gerald Egan. I'm Mrs. Murphy's new /
home in Nineteenth street. Mrs. Egan |
has been with her daughter for several |
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A Keep have |
returned TO their home. in Sheridan cir /
Gle. for the season.
Mrs. George VI. Robson. who. with her |
daughter. Miss Ethel Robson. spent the !
late summer in Europe, has returned TO
her home ia y street. Miss Robson. /
who returned with her mother. is making
a visit with her aunt. Mrs Price. in
Philadelphia.
Mrs Robert Hinckley Is I'm New York. |
where she went TO meet her daughter,
Miss Gladys Hinckley. one OF the sea- I
sons debutantes Miss Hinckley has
made a short autumn visit abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. s C. Hurst OF Round
Hin. Va, announce the engagement OF |
their daughter. Ethel Mary, 90 Mr.. Ben
jamin +. Utterback.
Mr.. William Bruce King. who has been |
in for several years past, has recovered, /
and will sail for Europe to-day, TO be |
absent until January. Mrs. King and
their boys will remain In their street
home during his absence. They all spent
the summer in their country place. az
Bluemont, Va.
The first secretary OF the Spanish Le-
cation, AIR Pastor. sailed Wednesday for
vacation trip in Europe and a visit to
his home
Miss Jean Wallace Johnson. daughter
OF Mrs. Joseph Robson Johnson. was
married to DR.. Harry Wilson Houghton.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Houghton, last
evening in St Margarets Church Rev
c. Ernest Smith, rector. performed the
ceremony, assisted by Canon Austin, in
the presence Of a large company Of in
vited guests. A reception followed I'm the
home Of the brides mother for the bridal
party. relatives. and a few intimate
friends. The bride was attended by Miss
Helen Johnston, maid of honor. and Miss
Helen Stewart. Of Woodside, Nd. Miss
Ruth w Bowie Miss Helen harrington
and Miss Elizabeth True. bridesmaids.
The best man was Mr.. Arthur c. Hough-
ton. brother OF the bridegroom. and the
ushers were Mr. Ross Holbrook Johnson,
brother Of the bride; Mr.. John Holbrook
Chapman. cousin Of the bride; Mr.. Sid
ney +. Sherwood, Mr.. Clarence 2. VIII
son. Mr.. Herbert Bailey. Mr.. Edward
Gates, jr., Mr. George f. WOhlfarth, and
Mr.. Roscoe Roach. the last two cousins
Of the bridegroom. Miss Florence John
son and Miss Genevieve Rusk were flower
girls.
The color scheme for the wedding was
yellow. and the church was tastefully
decorated with yellow chrysanthemums.
palms, and autumn leaves. The pew
markers were effective with yellow chrys-
anthemums and autumn leaves The
bride was escorted and given in marriage
by her uncle, DR.. c. W. j. HolbrOok, Of
Newark, n. J. She wore gown OF white
satin messaline, trimmed with silver lace,
a tulle veil held with lilies Of the valley,
and carried a shower Of Bride roses and
80 eel
We're some handsome old pearls in sew
eral ornaments. She carried also a rare
old-fashioned fan Of white kid exquisitely
painted, which her grandmother carried
at her own wedding.
The maid OF honor wore a gown of
white silk messaline over yellow satin
and carried yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bridesmaids wore white
messaline over white satin and carried
yellow chrysanthemums. They all wore
wreaths of tiny yellow flowers in their
hair. The little flower girls were in white
batiste and carried trays OF yellow
chrySanthemums Mrs. Johnson, mother
Of the bride. wore gray brocaded satin
trimmed with cut steel and silver en-
broidery. Mrs. HoughtOn, mother of the
bridegroom, was in white lace over blue
satin. Mrs. A. NJ. Holbrook, grandmother
VI Ihe DIiuer NOio Didch Sdlln ana point
lace: Miss Holbrook. Of Newark, golden
brown meSsaline, and Mrs. Durand Chap
man. aunt of the bride, wore white silk.
After the reception and supper the bride
and bridegroom left for q wedding trip
which will last several weeks. The bride s
going-away gown was Of blue broad
cloth. and she wore a hat Of blue velvet
10 match. They will be at home Deem
Der and 9 at 1904 Belmont road, with
the brides mother. Among the out-of-
town guests were the brides grand