The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-22

Dinners at French and Japanese
Embassies, While Others VIII
lie in Honor of sew Justices OF
supreme COurf-Mrs. Taft and Her
Daughter Helen Return To-day.
An official dinner at the White House
such as the President and Mrs. Taft will
give tonight, would seem TO open the
social season auspiciously This, In addi-
ton 10 dinners at the French Embassy
and the japanese Embassy, in honor of
the new Italian Ambassador and the Wis
itinG mayor OF Tokyo. and some other
equally important dinners to be given
the new Justices of the Supreme Court
Lurton and Hughes gives this early sea-
son unprecedented gayety. Covers will be
laid for forty at the White House to-
night, and the mayor of Tokyo and Mime
OsaH will be the guests of honor The
mayor of New York and Mrs~Gaynor will
come over to spend the weekend at the
White House and other guests viii in
clude the mayor OF Philadelphia and Mrs.
ReybGrn. the mayor OF Baltimore and
Mrs. Mahool. and the Commissioners of
the District and their wives, with other
officials and their wives.
Mrs Taft and Miss Helen Taft have
spent the week in New York. and will
/ join the President at the White House
this morning
+ The Secretary of State entertained at
/ luncheon yesterday, having for his guests
/ the japanese Ambassador. Baron Uchlda
+ the mayor of Tokyo, Mr. Osaki; Attorney
General Wick6rsham. Postmaster General
Hitchcock. Hon David j. Foster. Gen.
Johnston, Commissioner or the District
( Col. Spencer Cosby, Hon Henry NJ
/ Hoyt IL. Perciva Dodge, Mr. Rainsford
r. Miller, and Mr.. Charles +. Wilson
( The Russian Ambassador and Baroness
Rosen and their daughter, Baroness EJtz-
abeth Rosen. returned 10 the embassy
last evening from New York. where they
nave been since the close Of their
summer place at Manchester The en-
bassy stan Is now complete. as all the
members have returned from Europe and
the summer resorts in this country.
The Swiss Minister. Or. Ritter. will re-
turn 20 Washington the middle Of next
month with his son. Nine. Ritter will re-
main Ia their home In Switzerland until
about Christmas time, when she will JOIN
her family al the legation here.
The Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine Loudon will return the last Of next
week from Mexico. Mr. De Beaufort. at
tache Of the legation. who joined Them in
Mexico, viii return with them
Miss Carmel Egan. daughter of the
United States Minister 10 Copenhagen.
sailed for this country yesterday 20 spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Elmer J.
Murphy, IN this city.
Lieut.. and Mrs. C. T. Hutchins. ir..
have returned 10 Washington for the
winter and have taken a house al 1872
Sixteenth street.
The marriage Of Miss Edith O. Emer-
son. daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs
George Emerson, 20 Mr.. Charles Haener
ir-, viii take place to-day al noon in II
Johns Church. Rev Edward s Dunlap
viii oficiate. The bride will be attended
hy her sister, Miss Eleanor Y. Emerson.
as maid Of honor, and Or Francis Hag-
Ter viii he his brothers best man OnI-
the immediate families viii be- preSeDi
Goth the bride and her maid will De
goWued On dark blue cloth tailored COS
tunes. the former wearing blue. hat
and the latter a large black one The
bride and bridegroom will leave immedi-
ately afterward for "a short wedding
journey. They will be al home m the
Oakland IA ~ r5rar.t IHrr.l D..
Hagner comes of one of the oldest and
most prominent families of the District
His father was DT Charles Haguer. a
leading physician. and his uncle Judge
Alexander b. Hagner. Is "a leading iurist
He is the youngest brother Of Miss Isa-
belle Hasner, who was secretary 10 Mrs
Roosevelt throughout President Roose-
velts Administered ton The bridegroom.
like his other brothers has made his
home with Miss Hagner She enter
talned dinner company for his tiancee
last sunday evening in her apartment In
the Don Carlos. The bride is a grand
daughter Of Mrs. Clinton Harrison. with
whom she and her sister have made their
home, in New Hampshire avenue. since
the death of their parents The bride is
a Washingtonian 10y birth. a graduate of
Eastern High School, and a very hand
some and accomplished young woman.
Mrs. Arthur T. Ramsay and Mrs.
Glenua Smith Tinnin entertained Miss
Virginia Hammond, leading lady in one
Of the companies playing here this week, /
at tea yesterday afternoon. at Calumet +
place, the senior house or FairmOnt Sem |
mary They asked a small company 10 ]
meet her. The attractive mansion was I
gay with Chrysanthemums. used in pro-
fusion IN the decorations Mrs Mar /
tndell poured tea. Mrs. Ramsay wore a I
gown Of blue velvet and lace. Miss Ham /
mond was charming in French blue vel /
vet with a large picture hat OF black /
velvet with white chrysanthemums. Mrs.
Tinnin wore black satin and white lace,
and Mrs MaTtindelI wore white lace over
white satin. They all carried armfuls Of /
white chrysanthemums.
The marriage of Miss Malvina II. Win
deck. daughter OF Mrs Sophia Windeck. !
% Mr.. Mark =. Hall, of Panama took
place yesterday afternoon in tho apart
ment Of the brides mother, in the Massa-
chusetts Rev s NJ. Newman. president
Of the Ken Mar College, at Hagerstown.
Md. and formerly pastor of the FIRST
Church, of this city. per
formed the ceremony. 4 large company
OF relatives and friends and number
OF out-of-town guests were present. The
rooms we're taStefuly decorated WITH /
palms. ferns. autumn leaves, and white
chTysanthemums The bride was goWned
in white satin, with crystals and touches
Of panne velvet. She carried a shower
OF Bride roses. and wore a wreath OF
rOsebudS i'm her hair Miss Anna Win /
deck who WAS her sisters maid Of bnrnr |
wore pale blue meSSaline satin. trimmed |
in pearls. and carried an armful of
roses. The bridesmaid. Miss
Helen x. Phillips Of Baltimore. wore
lavender satin. and carried violets. Mr.
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