Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-17

| who is back from school. Mr.. Robert
Taft has returned 10 Yale, where the
President and Mrs. Taft and Miss Taft
will go next week for his graduation.
A rehearsal yesterday of the music
showed that it will be a feature of the
wedding of Miss Eleanor E. Alexander
and Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt, jr., next
Monday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue
| Presbyterian Church, New York city. The
time-honored bridal music from .Lohen-
grim will be played for the professional,
and the wedding march from Mendels-
| sohn's setting to "A Midsummer Night S
| Dream will be played as the bridal party
| leaves the church. an orchestra of forty
| performing. The bride is proficient stu
| dent of the violin and has herself chosen
the program which will while away the
| time during the seating of the guests.
The bride is to be escorted by her
mother, who will give her away. Her
| attendants will include Mrs. Snowden A.
Fahnestock, Misses Ethel Roosevelt, Har-
riet and Janetta Alexander. Jean w. De-
| lano and Jessie Millington-Drake
Mr.. Kermet Roosevelt will be best man.
| taking the place of +. Dupont Irving.
whose withdrawal was caused by the re-
cent death of his father.
| The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Won Hengelmuller. with their little daugh-
| ter Mia left New York yesterday for
| greater part Of the summer, going for a
| few weeks to LenOX before returning to
| this city next autumn.
The ambassador from Japan and Bar
oness Uchida will leave Tuesday for
Buena Vista Springs, Pa. where they
will spend the summer. Mr.. Hanihara,
Japanese first secretary. has left prepare
| tory to sailing for Japan. He has had
ten years of continuous service at the
I-embassy here without a vacation, and
has gone SIX months leave of absence.
The milris,~i. from Ecuador has gone to
New York to meet his son. Luis Alberto
Carbo who has returned from three
months travel abroad. Senior Carlo and
his family will remain here until the end
of next week, when they Will close the
| legation for the summer.
Count de Chambrun. military attache
of the French embassy, sailed for
France yesterday, accompanied by Nine.
de Chambrun.
Mrs. Richard Townsend. mother of Mrs.
Peter Goelet Gerry, is expected shortly
at Sea Verge, the Gerry villa at Newport.
Senator Aldrich is in New York on &C
count of the serious illness of his third
son. Richard s. -Aldrich, who has typhoid
fever and has been in the hospital for a
| week
Miss Margaret Worthington will go to
Lewisburg, W. Va. next week, to be the
guest of Miss Price, who is entertaining
a house party.
Mr. and Mrs George T. Marye will go
to Atlantic City tomorrow to join the
latter's mother and sister. Mrs. Doyle and
Miss Flora Doyle. who is recuperatng
after a serious illness.
| in early July to take the cure at Marien-
bad. Mrs. Doyle and Miss Doyle will
go to Massachusetts for the remainder
| OF the summer.
The marriage Of Miss Tia NJ. Sanders,
daughter of Dr. Samuel Frederick Sanders
| of Holdrege, Neb., and MIR. M. Arthur
Coykendall of Texas took place last night
| at $50 O'Clock at I.eojean College. 3517
| 18th street northwest. when only few
| friends witnessed the ceremony, perform
ed by Dr. Joseph T. Kelly.
The Lohengrin wedding march was
played by Mrs. William e. Andrews as
the bride, escorted by her father and at
tended by Miss L.. Myrtle Mccoy, came
down the stairs and passed to the altar
| in the tower window of the drawing room,
decorated with ferns and marguerites,
the college flower, which made a beauti-
| full background for the assembled bridal
party.
Mr.. Merwin Comstock served as best
| man.
| The brides dress was a draped PRINCESS
of soft white satin, deliberately trimmed
] with rose point and duchess lace. She
wore in her hair lilies of the valley. Mr..
| CoykendalfS birth flower, and instead of
| flowers she carried a handsome tortoise
| and ostrich fan. She wore the groom S
gift, "a garnet necklace of quaint design.
Miss Mccoy, the maid of honor. wore a
handmade lace gown and carried a fan
| similar to that of the bride
| The bride of last night is graduate
and also a postgraduate of the New Eng
| land Conservatory of Music, a POSTCARD
| uate pupil of Carl Faction. POSTCARD
uate pupil of Emil Liebling of Chicago.
| She has been associated with several of
the largest girls schools of the country
| and for some time past has been asso-
| ciate dean of Leojean College and in
| charge of the department of instrumental