The Washington herald., 1910-09-22

The Turkish Ambassador, Youssouf Zia
Pasha. who went recently from Manhat-
tan Beach to Atlantic City. viii not re-
turn 10 the embassy until the first OF
October. He will so to New York on
Saturday, accompanied by his new coun-
selor OF the embassy. Raif Bey, who
Joined him at Atlantic City, and who
will return to the embassy on that day.
Invitations 10 the wedding OF Mr. Proc
tor L. Dougherty OF Washington, and
Miss Grace Cook Holmes. OF Cambridge.
Mass. for October II. have Just been
issued. Miss Holmes is a member OF
one OF the old families OF New England,
and has resided most OF her life In Cam
bridge Mr.. Dougherty is a prominent
member OF the University Club. having
since its organization. Mr.. Dougherty
and his bride will reside at the Execu-
tive, in Sixteenth street.
One of the prettiest OF the early autumn
weddings was that Tuesday evening OF
Miss Elsie Ough, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Ough, 10 Mr.. Louis Z.
Baltzley. Of this city The ceremony was
performed at O'Clock in the home OF the
brides parents. at Friendship Heights. by
Rev. G. C +. Bratenahl, OF Mount 81.
Adams Episcopal Church The house
was beautifully decorated in white and
green palms ferns. and white blossoms
being used throughout The wedding mu-
sic. including Mendelssohn's Wedding
March. was played by Mrs. William Ty-
Ter Page. The bride was attended by her
two sisters, Mrs. Elsie E. Allison. matron
Of honor. and Miss Josie Ough. brides
maid The brides niece. Miss Gladys Al
lison acted as flower girl. and her niece
and nephew. Miss Ethel Allison and Mas
ter Richard Ough. were the pages. The
best man was Mr.. Alfred Houghton. and
the ribbon bearers were DR. Anthony
Ray and DR.. Harry B. Tiley, who made
the aisle for the bridal party TO follow
through. The bride was escorted and
given in marriage by her father. She
wore a charming gown OF white messa-
line trimmed with pearls and a veil OF
tulle, worn thirty-five years ago by her
mother at her own wedding. cOronet
OF orange blossoms held the veil. and a
shower OF Bride roses and lilies OF the
valley completed the costume. The ma
tron OF honor wore pearl gray satin.
trimmed with pink. and carried rich red
roses. The maid of honor was in pale
blue silk. trimmed with lace and blue
ribbons. and carried pink roses. Little
Miss Gladys Allison, who held the brides
bouquet at the improvised chancel. wore
a frock Of white organdie and blue rib
hons. and little Miss Ethel Allison wore
pink silk and ribbons. After the wedding
supper the bride and bridegroom left for
a wedding trip the bride wearing a suit
of dark green cloth, with large hat of
black with black feathers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Douglas, who
spent their summer abroad. have re-
turned 10 their handsome home on CO.
lumbia road.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Small and
family have returned TO their country
place at Braddock Heights after a sum
mer trip abroad Mr. and Mrs. Small
were gone eight weeks. and made an ex-
tended tour OF Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell are again
in their country home. Twin oaks" after
a several months trip abroad.
Mrs. Alvin Sanders and her daughter,
Miss Alva Sanders. of Chicago. who have
been in Washington for a short time this
month, have gone 20 the Hot Springs OF
Virginia for some weeks. AT the end OF
that time they will return here and spend
the winter at the New Willard Miss
Sanders will be one of this seasons debu-
tantes.
Representative and Mrs. Eben W. Mar
have returned to their apartment at the
Brunswick They came early In the sea-
son in order TO place their children IN
sehoo! at the opening of the session.
A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock al The
Ontario, when Miss Mabel Lyman, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Charles Lyman. became tho
bride Of Mr.. Henry P. Seidemann, of San
Tex. Rev. James f. Macklu
performed the ceremony in the presence
Of only a few relatives and intimate
friends. who attended the informal recep-
ton which followed. The house decora-
tons consisted of palms, ferns, and cos
mos. Mrs. F. T. Tickling played the Lo-
hengrin wedding music and several other
appropriate selections. The bride wore a
gown OF white crepe meteor, with a tuile
veil caught with lilies of the valley. She
carried shower bouquet of Bride roses
and lilies of the valley. Miss Humphrey.
OF Nutley, n. H., acted as maid of honor
and was the brides only attendant. She
wore a very beautiful gown OF ashes Cf
roses messaline satin and carried bou-
quet of white roses. Mr.. Frank Hufrer.
OF Philadelphia, was Mr.. Seidemann's
best man. The young couple left Wash |
ngton Immediately after the reception
Tor wedding trip in the South. The
brides going-away gown was a frock of
dark blue foulard silk. with large black
hat. After November l they will be at
home in the Wellington.
j. r. De BarrOs PlmenteI second sec |
'etary of the Brazilian Embassy, has ar
lived in Washington from the summer
rome Of the embassy at Manchester-by- |
he-Sea. He Will be Joined in about a !
ortnight by the Charge d'Affaires and |
Hme. de Lima Q Silba, who are still at |
The japanese Ambassador and Baron |
ess Uchida, who are attending the GEN.
-enary celebration In Mexico. Will re- |
urn to Washington September q, to re-
main few days before leaving for Blu |
ma Vista, where they will spend a fort
light They will then return 10 Wash |