The Washington herald., 1910-10-11

The Mexican Ambassador. Senior de "a
Barra. and his two young sons are ex-
pected to return 10 the embassy here
next Monday, after a months absence
in Mexico.
The Attorney General. who spent the
weekend at his home in New York, re-
turned to Washington yesterday accom-
panied by Mrs. Wickersham
The wedding party OF Miss Louise
White and Lieut., Hiram l. Irwin, u. $ N.
who will be married October %, Is now
complete and includes Miss Anne Bryan,
daughter Of Capt Benjamin Bryan. Of
the League Island Navy Yard. maid OF
honor: Lieut. Rice, a shipmate of the
bridegroom on the North Carolina, best
man, and Lieut.. Church. of Annapolis.
and Ensign Robert White, brother of the
/ bride. ushers. The ceremony will be per-
formed at $50. in the home OF the brides
parents. Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. W
w. White. In the presence OF relatives
only. a small reception will follow at
9 o'clock. The wedding Will be a MILL
| tary affair in every sense. and while not
large II viii be a very pretty one.
The superintendent OF public schools
and Mrs. Alexander TAFT Stuart have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Elizabeth AntOinette. 70
Mr.. William Johnson Moore, OF Ken
lucky and this city. The wedding will
take place on the afternoon OF Wednes-
day. October &c, al 4:9O o'clock. at St
Margaret's Episcopal Church Owing
10 the continued illness OF the brides
mother. there will be no reception fol-
lowing. Miss Stuart will have for her
only attendant her sister, Mrs. William
Slaughter Hardesty, and the best man
will he DR.. Mead Moore, brother OF the
bridegroom The ushers will be DIR.
William Slaughter Hardesty. brother-in-
law OF the bride. and Mr.. Sidney TaIia-
ferro, both OF this city, and Mr.. Harlan
Moore and MI Clayton Old, OF New York
Mrs. Slgsbee and Mr.. Charles Sigsbee.
wife and son Of Rear Admiral sigsbee.
occupied a box at the Columbia last
evening. and had as their guests Mr..
and Mrs Harvey Jester. Mr. Sigsbee
has been quite III, and will remain here
with his mother until Christmas.
Miss Ruth Halford spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. George McNeir at
their country place on the Hudson. She
will Join her mother. Mrs. A j. Halford.
here on Saturday at 1900 Connecticut
avenue. Mrs. Halford recently sold her
home in Twenty-secOnd street 10 former
Senator Marion Butler, OF North Caro-
lima. who has also purchased the house
next. on the corner Of r and Twenty
second streets. which ne viii add 20 the
about midwinter.
Miss Gertrude Greedy. youngest daugh-
ter OF Gen. and Mrs. A W Greedy, viii
be among the buds OF this season. The
family home. 1914 g street has been
placed IN readiness for the return Of the
family. who have spent the past year IN
Europe. Gen. and Mrs Greedy have late
" been in Athens, Greece, with their
daughters, Miss Rose Greedy and Miss
Gertrude Greedy prior TO sailing During
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and in Switzerland. They spent last win
ter in Florence. Their youngest son, A.
". Greedy, Jr. was with them for the
summer, but has returned 10 Massachu-
sets. where he entered the Institute OF
Technology this fall
Miss Letterman. secretary TO Mrs.
Taft, was IN London recently with her
cousin, Mrs Robbins. daughter or ex-
Gov Carroll, Of Maryland. Miss Letter
man and her sister and cousin are re-
turning 10 this country after an extend
ed trip abroad.
Mr., Albert Godoy and his brother, Mr..
Frank Godoy, have returned TO Washing
ton from their home IN Mexico. where
they went Cor the centennial celebration
last month. Their parents. the Mexican
Minister to Cuba and Nine. Godoy. with
their sister, Miss Mercedes Godoy, Will
leave Mexico City for Havana on Octo-
Der 90
Gen. Theodore A. Bingham and Mrs.
Bingham have returned from their sum-
mer home in Nova Scotia. and are es-
tablished in thor new home, in Con-
neoticut avenue, Just next to ST. Mar
gfrets Church