The Washington herald., 1909-02-19

The following are house guests at the
White House: Gen. and Mrs Wood, Maj.
and Mrs ". A. Wadsworth, Miss Corinne
Robinson. Miss Potter, ssd Mr. R. P.
Perkins.
The Colombian Minister and Nine. Cor
tez entertained az dinner last evening
Their guests were the Brazilian Ambas-
sador and Nine. Nabuco, the Argentine
Minister and Nine. PorteIa, the Assistant
Secretary Of State and Mrs. J. Callan
O'Laughlin, Rev William T Russell Mr.
Yoacham. hrst secretary Of the Chilean
Legation; the first secretary Of the Co
lombian Legation and Nine. Guzman. SON
in-law and daughter OF the hosts; Mr..
Lewis Carlo, son OF the Ecuadoran
Minister; Dr. and-Mrs. Barrie. and Mr..
Pombo, OF the Colombian Legation
Gen. and Mrs. Buchanan entertained at
dinner last evening. Their guests were
3Ir. and Mrs. Lee Phillips. Miss Caryl
Crawford, Miss Hunt. Miss Stillman. Of
New York. house guest Of the hostess
Mr.. Eshelman, Of Philadelphia: Mr. Up
shUr Moorehead, and Mr.. Fraser.
The military attache OF the British
hEmbassy and the Hon. Mrs James were
dinner hosts last evening, having as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Horace Lamb. OF
Boston: the naval attache OF the Austrian
Embassy and Baroness Preuschen; Miss
I Martha Phillips. OF Boston; Miss Crafts.
OF Boston: Capt and Mrs. Tracey, Mai.
Tanaka. Of the japanese Embassy, and
Commander RetZmann, naval attache OF
the German Embassy
Mrs Robert Bacon and Miss Martha
Bacon. wife and daughter OF the Score
! tary Of State, entertained al luncheon
/ yesterday in compliment TO Mss Ethel
/ Roosevelt
The welding Of Miss Shelby Converse,
daughter OF Rear Admiral Converse,
T.. s. y, and M Huntington Wolcott
Jockson. son Of Mrs John p. Jackson,
which took place yesterday afternoon
at 5 O'Clock. in St. Johns Church. was
one Of TIE prettiest and most important
affairs Of the season IN washington The
ceremony was. performed by Rev Roland
Cotton Smith. the rector. in the presence
OF a very distinguished company Of dip
lomatic. Official. and smart resident So
ciety. The chanceI Of the quaint 1.-THE
edihce so closely Identified with the his
tory Of Washington was effectively deco
rated with green foliage and white bios
SONS. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Maud Converse. maid OF
honor. and Miss Grace Bel. and Miss Olga
Converse. another sister, Of this city;
Miss Joanna Adele Morgan and Miss Aud
rev. Townsend Sackett. both OF New York.
bridesmaids. The best man was Mr. Paul
Townsend Jones. Of New York. and the
ushe-s were Mr.. Charlton Henry and Mr.
J. Forsythe MeiEs. OF Philadelphia. Mr..
Edmund Fairfax, OF New York; Mr.
Thomas Riggs, r.. Mr.. " T. Bingham.
ard Mt Walter Tuckerman, al OF this
city
The brides gown Vas a Paris creation
OF ivory satin and Italian lace, made in
the Empress Josephine fashion, with long
train. Her veil OF tulle was held with
orange blossoms. and she carried a
shower bouquet Of lilies OF the valley
The maid OF honor wore an empire gown
OF deep yellow satin. with a broad girdle
of pale blue velvet Her hat was OF
brown tulle with yellow flowers. and she
carried VioIets and lilies OF the valley.
The bridesmaids wore light blue satin
made similar 70 the gown OF the maid OF
h0nor. and they wore girdles Of purple
velvet and carried showers OF purple
violets. Their hats were similar 70 that
OF the maid Of honor A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony in the home Of the
brides parents. III y street, FOR the reIs-
tives. out-of-tOwn guests. and a few init
mate friends.
The bride and bridegroom left later for
their wedding trip. and viii return here
for the wedding OF Mr. JacksOn's sister.
Miss Laura Jackson. and Mr.. Ekengren,
Of the Swedish Legation, which viii take
place March S.
Miss Mary Boyce Temple. Of Knoxville,
Tenn. Is in WashingtOl-for the remain
der OF the season and the spring season.
Mrs John F. Reyburn. wife OF the
mayor Of Philadelphia. who spends the
greater part Of each week in Washington,
where her daughter IS in school, sill en-
terrain Mrs Taft. wife OF the President
elect, at dinner in Philadelphia on Mon
day evening. followed by musicale. to
be given by Miss Tina Terner. of Berlin,
pianist
Mrs. lockwood. Of 2212 Massachusetts,
avenue. viii receive to-day for the last
time this season
Mrs. Timmons. daughter OF the Vice
President, viii 90 to Old Point on Satur-
day to meet the returning feet Of war
ships Lieut. TimmOns is on the Idaho.
which was among the ships which went
out 10 meet the returning feet.
St Johns Church was the scene last
evening Of another wedding. when Miss
Gertrude Hermine Springsguth, daughter
OF Mrs. KATRINA Springsguth, became
the bride Of Mr. Claude Charles Judson-
The church was beautifully decorated, the
chancsl being banked with flowers and
ferns and plants The brides sister, Miss
Pauline Springsguth. was maid Of honor.
and AR Alfred Walker Judson, OF this
city. was best man. Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith performed the ceremony
The bride entered the church on the
arm Of her brother, Mr.. Carl A. Springs
guth, who gave her in marriage. The
ushers were Mr.. William T. Andrews. Mr..
Richard II. Gorgas. Mr.. Kirk L. Russell.
and Mr.. Edward Bradshaw. The bride
was extremely pretty IN a gown of white
duchsSse satin, made princess, and
trimmed with lace. Her tTIle veil was
made by a wreath OF myrtle. and she
carried a shower bouquet Of Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. The maid Of
honors gown was Of white chiffon organ
die, and she carried Bridesmaid roses
Mr. and Mrs. JudsOn left on a late train
for a honeymoon trip South.
The Bishop Of Washington has removed
20 his new residence, 1907 Massachusetts
avenue
On account Of the death Of the Grand