The Washington herald., 1910-09-28

sum, and his suite. In addition TO the
prince. the guests were Vice Admiral Sir
Sab Chen-ping. his exeellency Chow
Tsz-chi. the Chinese Minister. Chang
Yin Tang; Capt. Tsao Yu Wing. Capt
Tsong Yu Cheng. Capt. Chu Chen Pang,
Capt Tsong Chu VI, Capt. Lin Pao Lun.
Mr.. Chao Holi Ling, MIR. Flung Shu. the
Secretary of State. Mr.. Knox; the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. Mr.. MacVeagh; the
Attorney General, MIR. Wickersham; the
Postmaster General MT. Hitchcock; the
Secretary OF the Navy. Mr. Meyer: the
Secretary OF the Interior, Mr. Ballinger;
the Secretary OF Agriculture. Mr. VIII
son; the Secretary OF Commerce and
Labor, Mr. Nagel; the Acting Secretary
| of War. Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver; the
| secretary to the President, MIR. Norton;
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood. Chief OF stan.
L. S. A; the Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy. Mr., Bevkman Winthrop: the Third
Assistant Secretary OF State, Mr. Chand-
| Ter Hale; Capt. Templin NJ. Potts, Lieut..
Commander Irwin V. ellis. Mr. Edward
/ T. Williams. Capt Archibald w. Butt,
and Lieut.. Leigh c. Palmer.
/ Mrs. Taft entertained at luncheon at
the summer White House at Burgess
| Point. Beverly, Mass, Monday, when her
/ guests were Mrs. Thomas p. Beals and
| the Misses Curtis, of Boston: Mrs Pres.
/ ton Gibson and Mrs. Clarence Moore. OF
Washington. all OF whom have been hos
tesses in her honor during the season.
| Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer. wife
and daughters Of the Secretary Of the
Navy. who have spent the summer AZ
their home in Hamilton. Mass, will re-
main at that place until the return there
/ OF the Secretary from his Western and
Southern trip He Will leave here on
/ Thursday afternoon for the West. visit
| ing before his return, Seattle. San Fran
cisco. San Diego. New Orleans. Pensa-
cola. Jacksonville. and knights Key. At
the last-named point Secretary Meyer
/ viii meet the dispatch boat Dolphin. upon
which he will make the trip to Guam
tanamo for inspection OF the naval sta
ton. He viii return TO Knights Key
from there, and. leaving the Dolphin,
proceed TO Boston by rail. after being
| absent for five weeks or more. He Will!
aid. Lieut.. Philip Andrews
The marriage of Miss Marie Henderson
: Moore, daughter OF Commodore William
/ Sturtevant Moore, L. S. N, retired. 10
Mr.. Keith Forrest, Of Georgetown. will
take place on Wednesday. October 5, In
the home OF the brides father. in X
street, Which has been the family home
FOR many years. Only the immediate
/ families u the bride and bridegroom will
| be present and they will go away imme-
diately after the ceremony. for their we'd
| ding trip Miss Moore Is "A member OF
well-known old family Of the District.
Her mother. Commodore Moore's first
wife. was Miss Virginia Eastman. who
was we'll known in Washington society.
before her death, some years ago. Mr..
Forests family is one of the oldest and
best known in Georgetown. and he will
take his bride 10 the old homestead on
their return 10 town
! The marriage of Miss Ouida Wheeloek.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H
! WheelOok, OF this city. formerly OF ST
Paul. MINI, TO Mr.. Leroy McCafferty
took place yesterday afternoon at ?
/ O'Clock in the pastors study. of the First
Congregational Church. by the pastor,
Rev, Samuel H Woodrow. Only a small
party OF friends accompanied them. and
the bride and bridegroom went from the
church 10 the train on the first stage of
their wedding journey. The bride wore
| travelling gown OF dark blue cloth and
dark blue hat with touch of green.
The marriage is a surprise 10 the many
| friends Of the bride who Is we'll known
/ in musical circles where her great talents
made her much sought after The en-
gagement had not been previously an
nounced. Miss Wheelock has been one of
the most brilliant young planists Of the
| city, and showed promise OF a splendid
| career as a concert player. After the
ceremony Mr., MeCafferty and his, bride
started for d water trip to Boston. NTheir
| future home Will be in this city.
marriage of much interest in naval
circles took place yesterday afternoon at
| 2 o'clock in Annapolis, when Mrs. Gal
! ioway ChestOn, daughter of the late Mr.,
Richard Mccullough. OF Montreal Can
ada, became the bride of Commodore
Theodore Porter q. S. N, retired. The
ceremony was performed In St Anne's
Episcopal Church, by Rev Joseph P.
McComas, rector. The church was deco
rated charmingly with heather and dab
las The brides only attendant was her
step-daughter. Mrs. Stevenson Crothers.
of Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia, and the
best man was Lieut. Commander s. V.
Graham, L. S. N, an associate officer of
the bridegroom when the latter COM
manded the United States ship Washing
| ton. The ushers were Prof. Carlos V.
| Cusachs, a son-in-law OF the bridegroom:
Prof. H c. Washburn, Of the Naval
| Academy staff. and Mr.. Galloway Ches-
| ton, son of the bride. DR.. George Bird
Grinneil. of New York. cousin OF the
bride, gave her in marriage. She wore
a gown OF white chiffon cloth trimmed
with rare old point lace, a family heir
loom, and a large gray hat OF lace
trimmed with ostrich plumes. She carried
large bunch OF white chrysanthemums,
The matron OF honor wore rose-colored
rajah silk and a large black hat. COM
modore and Mrs. Porter will make their
future home in Annapolis.
Lieut.. Col. e. r. James. for the last rev
| years military attache of the British En-
bassy, has been relieved of duty in this