The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-26


rotary Winthrop, Acting Secretary OF the
Navy; Gen. Leonard Wood. Admiral
Garcia, or the Argentine navy. and Charge
d Afraires OF the Argentine Republic NJ
Villegas, Capt. Archibald Butt. Com
mander Fless. captain OF the war ship;
and his naval aid. Mr.. John Barrett
director OF the Bureau OF American Re
publics. and Lieut. Commander Palmer,
naval aid 10 the President
Mrs. Taft was out shopping yesterday
morning with her sister, Miss Heron.
They walked from the White House down
through F street TO the shops on that
thoroughfare, in cosmopolitan fashion.
Mrs. Taft wore a custume OF dark blue
cloth, made in the modified modern
style. with a black hat trimmed with
white osprey plumes. Miss Heron. who
is a strikingiy good-looking woman with
white hair and an erect figure. wore 2
handsome black suit with hat OF black
and blue. After completing their shop
ping tour the distinguished sisters walked
back 10 the White House. Miss Helen
Taft. who remained in New York over
the weekend. will return TO the White
House to-day.
Miss Eleanor Terry and her fance
Lieut.. Filippo Camperio, who spent the
weekend with Mrs. Terry's cousin. Mrs
Henry Norris. OF West Chester, Pa, as
members or her house party, returned Il
Washington late last evening. Tho date
for their wedding has not yet been set
and will not be until Lieut. Camperio re-
ceiyes word Of tho sailing OF his brother
in-law and sister COR this country.
Mr. William Bowie Clarke. who, with
Mr.. James Crawford. was injured on
Friday in an automobile accident. is sufi-
GENTLY recovered 10 be out. but is still
under the doctors care. Mr.. Crawford
who was injured about the head, left OF
Sunday for the home OF HIS sisters, IN
New Orleans. The accident happened
after Mr.. Clarke and Mr.. Crawford had
taken some young ladies home from the
theater. and they ran over an excavation
at the corner OF Sixteenth street and Co
lumbia road.
Mrs. Joseph r. Williams and Miss Dor
Othy have taken an apartment In the
Brighton until December, when their new
home in l street VIII be completed Miss
Williams will leave Washington to-day
for a series OF visits in Chicago. New
York. and ST. Louis.
The wedding OF Miss Mary Barbour
Rixey, daughter OF Mrs. Rixey and the
late John F. Rixey. former Representative
from Virginia, and Dr.. Robert +. Comp
ton wifi take place Tuesday, November
s, at the home of the brides mother. near
Charlottesville Dr. Compton is a men,
Der OF the medical faculty OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia
The charge danaires OF Switzerland.
Mr. Henri Martin. left here yesterday
for Long Island He went 10 attend the
aviation meet at Belmont Park for the
remainder of the week. He will then 60
to New York. 10 remain until the arrival
or the Minister and Nine. Ritter, about
the middle of November.
Mrs. Clinton Harrison has issued cards
announcing the marriage of her grand
daughter, Miss Edith Olivia Emerson. TO
Mr. Charles Evelyn Hagner, Jr.. on Sat
urday. October p, at noon, at St John
Church. This was one OF the most in
teTestlng weddings OF the autumn. The
bridegroom Is a member Of one OF the
oldest and most distinguished families
o. the city. long prominent in judicial
and medical circles. The bride IS a
daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs, George
Emerson, and. with her sister. has made
her home with her grandmother since
the death OF her parents. She Is grad
uste OF Western High School, and is a
young woman OF many accomplishments
and much beauty. Mr. Hagner is the
youngest brother Of Miss Isabel Hagner,
known in society for some years. and who
was secretary TO Mrs Roosevelt through
out her regime as mistress of the White
House. The bride and her sister. who
was her maid Of honor. wore tailored
suits. The ceremony was followed by a
breakfast for the families only. They
will live at the Oakland after their we'd
ding trip.
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby has as her guests
at her home, in Georgetown, Mrs. Hal
lock B. Day. of Portland. Ne, and Mrs.
Isabel Isaacson, OF New Orleans. They
will be at home Thursday afternoon. Oc-
tober q.
The wedding OF Miss Mary Loretta
Moran, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Moran. and Mr.. Clarence A. Young, of
Charlestovn. w. Va, took place last
evening at o'clock at the home OF the
brides aunt. Rev. A ]. Carey performed
the ceremony in the presence OF a large
gathering OF relatives and friends. The
house was artistically decorated for the
occasion with quantities of palms and
white chTysanthemums, and during the
ceremony a string orchestra played the
wedding music The bride was given IN
marriage by her father and wore a hand
some bridal gown Of white messaline
satin embroidered in chrysanthemums,
and draped with Irish point lace. She
wore tulle veil caught with A cluster of
orange blossoms, and carried a bridal
bouquet OF white chrysanthemums. Her
only ornament was diamond and pearl
brooch. a gift OF the bridegroom. Mrs.
Mcdonald. an aunt of the bride, was her
matrOn OF honor. She wore a gown of
canary messaline satin, draped in prin-
cess effect. and carried yellow chrysan-
themums. Miss Cecilia Berger, Miss Nav
Hirsh. Miss Bessie Sisson, and Miss Irene
Rocca were the bridesmaids, who wore
dainty gowns OF white mOusseline, trim
med with effective touches of pink chif-
fon. They carried pink chrysanthemumS.
They wore the brides gifts to them. sill
yer buckles for their slippers. Mr.
YOung's brother. Mr. David Young. of
Charles town, W. Va, acted as his best
man. and the ushers were Messrs Lewis
Wehrle of Cha-lestown: Dr. Herbert ]
Bryson, Magruder Mcdonald, and Ber-
nard Dickman. Following the ceremony
a reception was held from to 10 O'Clock.
after which the bride and bridegroom left
Washington for a honeymoon trip In the
North. The bride wore for travelling a
tailored suit of tan cloth, with a large
black hat trimmed with white willow
plumes. They will make their home in
Charlestown, W. Va, where they will be
ct home TO their friends after December