New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
LFrorn The Tribune Rureau.l


washington. Oct So.-Mrs. Taft spent
the greater part Of the afternoon in one Of
the large White House touring cars III
which she took Miss Helen Taft for
long run about the Potomac Driveway and
outskirts OF the city.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Knox
have gone TO their country place at Valiey
Forge. Penn, where they will remain over
Sunday The Secretary viii entertain the
Japanese commercial delegation at lunch
eon On Tuesday
The Secretary OF War and Mrs. Dickin-
son win leave Nashville next THURSDAY
for washington, and win live in hotel
until their house on Connecticut avenue >
ready for occupancy.
The Attorney General and Mrs Wicker
sham have gone to New Yo-k, to remain
until Wednesday.
Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer VIII
ioin the Secretary OF the Navy az their
home here on November 5
The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness
Won Hsnge!muller will arrive here st the
end OF next week. The naval attache a2d
Raroness Preuschen Won ind u LicoenstelA'
who went abroad IN March, will come here
Immediately after the arrival OF the steam
ship Amerika a New York. Count Felix Won
grusselIe-Sqhavbeck. recently appointed
first secretary OF the Austrian Embassy,
will arrive in this country on November 10.
Chsvalier NJ. de Straszewski, recently ap-
pointed attache OF the embassy, has
arrived here. BaroI- Hye, the second sec
letary, will return here from Z few days
visit in New York on Monday.
SeGora de Carlo. wife OF the Minister
from Ecuador, accom- mpanisd by her daugh-
ter. SehoIita Dona Maria Angelica Carlo,
returned to the legation to-day, after
spending the summer in the Blue Ridge
Mountains. The minister, who is now in
Ecuador. will return here at the end Of
next month. His younger daughters. who
are there with him. will return ~ the
same time.
Nine. Ritter, wife OF the Swiss Minister.
gave q ted this Afternoon in compliment 10
Mrne. Sahli, and the Misses Sakli, wife and
daughters OF the new coLn selCr Of the
legation. who have just arrived. The
counsellor and Nine. Sahli have taken a
house in N street fer the winter.
The Belgian Minister went 20 New York
to-day to meet the Countess de BIisseret.
who viii arrive there Monday with her
children. They viii come al once to Wash
ington and will be the guests OF Major
General ana Mrs. John ?. Story, the par
ehlS OF Tie countess preparatory 20 ST.
Ting in the legation. in II street.
The Spanish Minister and his first secre-
tary, Senor Pastor. returned 10 Washing
ton to-day from California.
Miss Edith Finch, stepdaughter Of Gen
eral w. w. Dudley, was married Al SJ.
Nargaret's Church at S o'clock this even
ing 10 Lieutenant Claude 8. Thumnel, L.
S. \. Cadet Neil J. Finch was best man
and the ushers were. Lieutenant Atkinson
and Lieutelant George Goethals. OF the en-
gineer corps, Lieutenant Horace II. Fuller
and Lieutenant Theodore VI. Chase, all OF
whom, like the bridegroom, wore fuu dress
uniform. The bride was attended by Hiss
MARITIME McCul!Cch, Of Kentucky, as maid
Of honor. and Miss Mildred TIose, Miss
Lucille Wilson, Miss Lillian +. Schley and
Miss Elsie Wilson, as bridesmaids. =
reception at the home Of General and Mrs.
Dudley followed the ceremony. Lieutenant
Thunnlel is stationed at Fort Sill, OKLA
homa, and VIII take his bride there.
Commander and Mrs. George Il Peters
announce. the engagement oi their daugh-
ter Miss Grace NJ. Peters, 10 WhiJmell =.
Tunstall. Of Chicago. The wedding viii
take place early in the winter.