The Washington herald., 1909-07-06

Englishman who makes his home IN the
City OF Mexico, viii take place this morn
ing at ten o'clock in the City OF Mexico In
the private chapel OF the archbishop. who
will perform the ceremony.
There were no invitations sent. as the
bridegroom is in mourning for his grand
mother. who died about a month ago,
and with whom he had made his home for
many years. and Sonora Azpiroz. mother
OF the bride. is IN III health.
Only small company OF relatives VIII
be present and small breakfast viii fol-
low. The bride will wear a gown OF
heavy white crepe de chine, with a long
train. but made IN simple fashion. II has
a deep waist line, with a deep yoke OF
Brussels lace and panels IN front and
back OF the same lace. The upper part OF
the sleeves is OF wide tucks OF crepe de
chine. and the lower part Is OF the lace
The skirt is plain, and at the bottom is a
narrow insertion Of Brussels lace. finished
with two bands OF crepe de chine. A
large bunch OF orange blossoms al the
belt ard ven held with orange blossoms
finish the costume.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and Bridegroom will go into the
mountains near Mexico City for a short
stay. and return 70 their own home, which
Is awaiting them there.
The plan OF the Young people was orig
inally 10 spend their honeymoon in the
country place OF Mrs. Emo Ham john
son, Of this city and Mexico. whose
young husband died while they were on
their wedding trip around the world. Be
| cause Of the III health Of Sonora de Az
piroz they changed this plan Miss Az
piroz was one OF Mrs. Johnson's brides
maids Washington Is greatly interested
IN the marriage OF Miss Azpiroz and Mr..
HOrtOp. as the former was a Washing
ton debutante OF Few seasons ago, and
one Of the popular ones Of that time
Her father was dean or the diplomatic
corps. and the Mexican Embassy was
/ the rendezvous OF the smart social
circle for many years. Nine. Perez, the
elder daughter Of the late ambassador.
made her home with them here. and drew
about her a charming coterie. Her gift
I 10 her sister was a bracelet Of pearls
| and diamonds. and her mothers gift
I was q superb string OF pearls.
/ Count Won Bernstorff. the German Am
! bassador 10 this country. IS the gGets OF
Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson on their
hcuseboat. the Roxana. upon which the
Andersons cruise IN Florida waters
/ through the winter and along the New
| England coast during the summer. Sew
l eral OF the Anderson automobiles are
/ following the craft. and AT every port
/ they make a landing the party is taken
/ for a spin through the surrounding cOun-
/ try. They spent the Fourth and the week
I end of New London. Conn. Mr.. and
I Mrs. Philip Mcmillan, OF Detroit. the lat
! ter formerly Miss Anderson, daughter OF
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, OF this city. are
also in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark wagganan spent
the Fourth at Flushing. Long Island.
They have closed their Washington home.
and will sail tomorrow for italy 20
/ spend the remainder OF the summer.
K Mr. and Mrs. George Howard and their
young son spent the weekend and the
Fourth Of July IN the house party OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Moore at Swiftmoor,
Pride's Crossing. on the North Shore OF
| Massachusetts Mr.. and Mrs Howard
are en- route 20 the cottage they have
taken at Bar Harbor for the season. and
will proceed to the Maine resort later in
the week
Lieut.. Col Charles L McCawley Joined
Mrs. McCawley az Bar HarbOr for the
Fourth. rs she preceded him there last
week He VIII remain until about the
/ 18th of this month and return 70
Washington with Mr.. George Howard.
They VIII both join their families again
/ later in the season
/ Mr and Mrs. Horance Westcott spent
the weekend and the Fourth at the coun-
try place Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Hibbs
/ near Leesburg although Mr.. Hibbs was
| absent IN the Clarence Moore party. Mrs.
/ Westcott will remain there for a fort
night, perhaps, but Mr. Westcott viii re-
turn here the middle OF the week Mrs.
/ Hibbs and Miss Hibbs are spending their
summer there.
The Misses Kate and Helen Brice,
daughters OF the late Senator Calvin s.
Brice. OF Ohio and New York. who were
/ leading factors in Washington for many
seasons. are making their annual visit in
/ London. They make their permanent
home in New York now, and usually
spend their late summers In Newport
The United States Ambassador to Great
]
tertain at dinner tomorrow evening at
their suburban place. Wrest Park Just
out OF London, the Representatives OF
the leading banking interests. who are
! holding a convention in London The
/ guests will be from England. France
! Garmany, and America Mr. J. Pierpont
Morgan Is expected over there from Paris
for the dinner The Ambassador and Mrs
Reid viii entertain the King and Queen
| the last Sunday IN this month. when they
| VIII spend the weekend at Wrest Park
Mr. and Mrs Wolcott Tuckerman are
the guests Of the Misses Amy and Edith
Kohlsaat at their place at Stockbridge
Mass. spending the weekend and the
holiday.
Mrs. Sutherland and Miss Edith Suther-
land. wife and daughter OF Senator
Sutherland. of Utah, have gone 10 Blue
| Hin. Ne. TO spend the remainder OF
the summer. and where the Senator Will
join them when Congress adjourns.
Mrs. James Mcmillan, widow Of sena-
tor Mcmillan, OF Michigan, who is at her
superb summer home at Manchester-bv-
the Sea after a spring visit TO her son-in-
law and daughter, Sir John and LADY,
Harrington. in England. won the first
! prize at the North Shore rose show for
the largest and best display Of garden
roses. She had forty varieties. In addi-
ton, she had fifteen varieties of sweet
peas. nearly all Of which originated IN nel
own gardens. The Mcmillan place. Eagle
Head. is the show place Of the North
Shore.
Mrs Charles A. Mum and daughters
Miss Carrie Louise Mum. de5utante
Of last season, and Miss Ethel RooseveIt's