The Washington herald., 1910-11-24

James II. Smith Are Married.
Miss Helen Taft has a small house
party at the White House for Thanks
giving. The guests. who arrived last
evening in time for dinner. are Miss
Phyllis Rice, Miss Marion Crane. Miss
| Isabel Vincent, and Miss Gordon Hamil-
ton, all classmates OF Miss Taft at Bryn
Mawr Master Charley Taft has also ar
rived for the holiday from his school
In Connecticut.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff entertained at dinner last
evening. Their guests were the French
Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand, the
Secretary OF Commerce and Labor and
Mrs. Nagei, the Minister from Panama
Mr.. Arosemena: the Minister from Portu-
gal. the ViscOunt Ate; Mr.. Negrotto,
counselor of the Italian Embassy; Mrs.
/ Norman Williams. Mr. and Mrs. William
| A. Slater. Mrs. Julian James. Mrs.
] Thomas Gah, Baron Won Heyl, OF the
| Austrian Embassy staff. and Commander
and Mrs. Yassilieff, of the Russian En-
J bassy STAFF
Mr. Francis G. Cotton and his daughter
Miss Cotton. entertained at dinner last
evening in honor of Miss Eleanor Terry
and her fiance. Lieut.. Camperio. The
other guests wc.e Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Letter, Paymaster and Mrs. J. H. Mer-
RAM, Mrs. George f. Summerlin, Mrs
| Archibald Davis. daughter OF the host;
Miss Alice Clark. Commander McCully.
Paymaster William Merritt, Mr.. Lamar
Leahy, and Rev. Thaddeus Snively.
Mrs. Frederick A. Abercrombie- Miller
announces the engagement Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Edith Abererombie-Miller, 10
Mr.. Walter Rupert Tuckerman. Of Wash
ington. Mrs. Abercrombie-AIiller with
her daughter, left for Morristown, y, Y,
yesterday, and viii be the guest Of her
married daughter. Mrs. Frederic Ashton
! de Peyster.
Lord Eustace Sutherland Campbell
Percy, of he British Embassy. has taken
the former residences OF Mrs. Wood
widow OF Capt. Wood. L. S. N, at 1866
New Hampshire avenue.
Col. K Inouye. the newly appointed
military attache Of the japanese En-
bassy, who succeeds Col. Tanaka, arrived
in Washington yesterday afternoon. ac-
companied by Lieut. Commander s. Ku-
rosi. who will spend few weeks in
Washington en- route TO England. Col
Tanaka will remain in Washington until
| December ], when he. will return 70
Japan. where he has been assigned TO
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| Of the imperial japanese army.
The wedding Of Miss, Mary Parker
Warner, daughter OF Mr.. 3. H. Warner.
sr.. and Mr.. Levi Cooke took place at
noon yesterday at the residence OF Mr..
Warner. in Kensington. Nd The cere-
mony was attended by only The imme-
diste relatives OF the bride and groom.
/ Rev. Henry Runner, H. D.. pastor of the
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Kensington, Officiated.
! The couple were married on a white
| satin dais, ornamented with smilaX and
white chrysanthemums. The house was
! beautifully festooned with smllax and
the corners banked with palms and chrys-
anthemums. Minister'S orchestra fur
nished the music for the wedding break
| fast and reception that followed. The
/ bride was attended by her sister, Miss
/ Anna Warner, and the best man was
/ Mr., George Hamilton Booth. Of Column
/ bus, Ohio.
The bride wore an empire gown OF
white satin, yelled in white chiffon and
embroidered I'm pearls. The collarless
yoke was of rose point, and the bridal
veil was caught with orange blossoms.
| She carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley. The maid of honor, Miss
Anna Warner. wore a white cloth gown
with Irish lace and carried pink rosesl
Mrs. b II. Warner. ST. wore "A hand
some gown OF lavender meteor crepe. and
Mrs Samuel g. Cooke, the bridegroom
mother, a gown Of black velvet. Miss
/ Bessie Warner wore a gown of pink
| Powered chiffon. and Miss Margaret War
ner, yellow-fiOwered chiffon. The out-of-
| town guests were Mrs. Alexander X.
| Phillips, Fredericksburg. Va; Mr. Robert
| MeMeen, Miffiihtown, Pa; Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles Stockton Thorne, New York; Mr..
A. Parker Nevin. New York: Mr.. E..
! Southland Parker, Lewiston, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles D. Young. Columbus, Ohio;
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hendrick; Mrs.
| MaeKay, Baltimore, and Miss Anne Page,
| Princess Anne, Md.
| Mr. and Mrs. Cooke left in the after
noon for an extended trip South. On
| their return they will reside 1T the MARI
| borough for the winter. Mrs. Cooke $
! going-away costume was mulberry col
ored cloth travelling suit. with hat and
muff of black lynx. The young couple
will be at home Tuesdays in January.
The marriage Of Miss Sarah Grace Nor
rison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morrison. of Shelbyville. Ind. and Mr.
4 James Ernest Smith. OF Rochester, N.
H., took place last evening In the homo
Of the brides parents, 1888 Fairmont
street, at o'clock, IN the presence of
relatives and intimate friends. A large
reception followed from $50 to 10 O'Clock.
| The house decorations were Of palms,
| ferns and chrysanthemums and roses,
white in the draWing-rooHls and pink In
the dining-room. The ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. George o. Little. The bride
was attended by Miss Carrie Orth, of
| this city, and Miss Laura Arnold, OF
| Ridgway, Pa Mr.. Edward Merrill of
| Massachusett B. a classmate of the BRIDE
groom at the Polytechnic Institute of
| Worcester was best man. The bride wore
lace robe embroidered in pearls, over
white messaline. Her tulle veil was held
with orange blossoms, and she carried a
| shower of Bride roses and lilies of the