The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-27

The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff and their daughter.
Countess Alexandra Won Bernstorfr. re-
turned TO the embassy yesterday from
their hcme in Germany, where the last
two named have spent-their summer.
The friends Of Representative and Mrs.
Frank o. Lowden are much concerned
over the news Of their youngest children
having been stricken with the dread dts
casa infantile paralysis. at their country
home, Sinisslppi Farm, Ogle County. ILL.,
They were making preparations to re-
turn TO their Washington home immedi-
ately after the election.
The Counselor OF the Austro-Hungarian
Embassy and Nine. Won Loewenthal-
L.inau are established in their attractive
home, ln4 Twentieth street. Immediately
next tc the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lau-
renee Townsend
Mr.. van Weede, charge d'affalres OF the
Netherlands, went to New York yester-
day to greet the Minister and Nine.
LOudon on their arrival there from Mex
leo. Mr. de Beaufort attache OF the le-
cation accompanies the Minister and his
wife.
Mrs. Rudolph, wife OF the Commissioner
o. the District, VIII go 10 New York this
week for a visit OF a week or more.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry d. Fry announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Ger
trude Campbell, and Mr. A. b. Duvall
No definite arrangements have been made
for the wedding. but IL IS expected 10
take place some time during the latter
part Of the winter Miss Fry is a debu-
tante Of about two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Burch announce
the engagement Of their daughter Olive
7 10 Mr. William Wallace Johnston.
The engagement Of John Douglas
Wise, vice consul OF the United States 10
/ bordeaux, France. and Nile. Delamothe
has been announced. The wedding VIII
/ take place next year. Mr. Wise is Of the
Wise family Of Virginia, and the son Of
/ Medical Inspector and Mrs. J. c. Wise
/ Of Warrenton, and q brother Of Paymas-
: ter Henry A. Wise. T. s, ~
/ The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Antoi-
nette Stuart. daughter OF the superin-
/ tendent or public schools and Mrs. Alex
ander TAFT Stuart. 10 William johnson
{ Moore. Of Kentucky and washington
+ took place yesterday afternoon at 4.2
o'clock in 81. Margarets Episcopa
/ Church \ large company OF relative.
and friends attended the ceremony which
was performed by Rev Herbert Scot
Smith, rector Of the church. The churcf
was beautifully decorated, a number o.
! tall palms forming a semicircle around
/ the chancel 20 the end Of the choir pews
Directly within this was a semIcircle o.
standards Of white chrysanthemums
which continued on down the aisle. an,
marked the reserved pews for the fami
! lies Two very handsome French has,
kets were hung at either side OF the chan
/ Gel The bride was given in marriage By
1 her father. and her only attendant wa.
/ her sister Mrs. William Slaughter Hard
/ csty. The bride wore a gown Of white
! duchesse satin with a woke, sleeves an,
/ front panel of rose point lace. Her tull
veil was held with Q cluster OF Ofangt
! blossoms. and she carried an ivory p~aye
/ book, one OF her wedding gifts. with
marker Of white satin, and q white ename
and geld cross, studded with pearls Sh
/ carried over her arm a scarf effect O
/ orchids and lilies Of the valley, and Wor
a diamond pendant. the bridegroom's gift
/ which was her only ornament Mrs
/ Hardesty the matron Of honor. wa
gowned IN white crepe meteor. heavil-
embroidered in self tones and trimme,
with rare old Cluny lace. She wore
large picture hat trimmed with a willow
Iplume. and cluster OF orchid chrysan
/ themums tied with orchid ribbons com
pleted Ter costume. The bridegroom
brother. DR.. Mead Moore, acted as hes
man. and the Ushers were Mr. Harlan
Moore. and Mr. Clayton Old. Of New
York; Or, William Slaughter Hardesty