New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
GFrom The Tribune Buresu.l

lFron The Tribune Bureaul
Washington. Nov Mrs. Wic&ersham
has returned to Washington from yisit
of a few days in New York The Attorney
General is expected to join her mere 70
morrow.
Miss Hildegarde Nagel. daughter or the
Secretary of Commerce aud LABOR anu
Mrs. NaEel. who has been spoken OF Is d
dcbutante o. this season. was presented 'o
society in ST. Louis three wihteFs a',o
She will assist her mother in her on'c'si
social duties this season and will meet
the younger people in society
The Italian Ambassador and baroness
Mayor des PIanches returned 10 the cin-
bassy tonight from New York. where 'ns
baron went to meet his wife upon her ar
rival from Italy yesterday They nave
opened the embassy for the winter
The Counsellor and Charge d. Ahaires OF
the Japanese Embassy celebrated the birth
day of the Emperor by entertaining at '"e
embassy this afternoon the members of the
honorary commerce commission frorl ia
pan and number of prominent officials
of the State Department and officials OF
the United States and District of COLUMBIA
government and others. Tonight Mr.
Matsui again entertained his countrymen
by giving a dinner at the New Willard
when again a number OF officials were
present
Several hundred persons prominent in So
ciety flied St Johns Church al noon TO-
day to witness the mapiage OF Miss tred-
erica Morgan. daughter of Mr. and MIS-
James Morris Morgan. and Evan Slncia'F
Cameron, of Baltimore, son OF MI anu
Mrs Angus Cameron, at which the Kew
Roland Cotton Smith officiated. The church
was handsomely decorated with green as
q background. and rich autumn folage ana
yellow chrysanthemums, which decorations
also obtained at Rauscher's. where a re-
ception was later held. The brides gown
was a trained princess OF white satin WIN
the bodice almost covered with pearl en-
broidery and duchess lace. she wore
veil of tulle with a coronet OF orange Dlos-
SONS, and carried lilies s-of-the-valley- MISS
Marion Cameron. sister of the bridegroom
and maid OF honor. wore striking cos
tune Of deep corn colored chiffon over saIii
OF the same color the drapery of the prin-
cess being held in place with large black
velvet buckle. Her hat was OF black lace
and net, with long black plumes and soIu
lace. The bridesmaids were Miss Lillian
Chew, Miss Constance Hoyt, Miss Mary
Scott and Miss Helen Hibbs. OF Washing
ton; Miss Dorothy Hayden, OF New York.
and Miss Dolly Lynch. of Lakewood, all
of whom wore yellow gowns designed after
that OF the maid OF honor and moo caps
of black tuIle with gold roses at the side,
and they all carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and autumn foliage Mr. Cameron
had best man Dr. Frank Dlcksoh' Oh
Philadelphia, and the ushers were Heroert
Dillon and Frenville Abernathy. OF New
York; Donald McKaig, of Pittsburg; craig
Mitchell. of Philadelphia: Lowell Brown OF
East Orange, and Clark Matthai, OF Baftl-
more. A reception followed the ceremony,
and later i'm the afternoon Mr.. Cameron
and his bride started upon an automobile
trip which will last for some days They
have taken a house here for the winter
which is now ready for occupancy. with
the official and resident members Of So
ciety present at the ceremony and recep-
ton there were from out OF town; Mr.
and Mrs Angus Cameron, of Baltimore;
Frederick Ffncke, of Utica, y. Y, uncle
of the bride: Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch.
of Lakewood, y. j.; DR.. and Mrs Hayden.
of New York: Miss Marjory Brown and
Archer Brown. of East Orange, y. j.; Mr..
and Mrs r. w Downing. Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Caldwell and Mrs. T. Lannins
Smith. of Philadelphia. and w. II. l.. Lee
and Guy Cary. of New York.
The Bachelors committee has decided
to give their germans for the coming sea-
son on January ). January 10 and February
. The members of the committee are Gtst
Blair. president; Montgomery Nj. Macomb.
vice-president; Frederick H. Brooke, secre-
tary: Franklin III. Ellis, treasurer. and
Commander Cleland Davis, James Mande-
VILE Carlisle, William L. Hit and Captain
Sherwood ~ Cheney. a White House aid
The dates for the germans are auXiously
watched for ny the younger members OF
society, who greatly esteem invitations TO
the cotillons after making their dcbuts.