The Washington herald., 1910-07-15

The Mexican Ambassador. Senior de Ia
Barra. with his two young sons, left
Washington yesterday morning for Ros-
ton and VIII go from there TO Magnolia
Beach. on the North Shore. for the re-
mainder of the summer
Mr.. Henri Martin, charge d'affaires of
Switzerland, will leave Washington this
evening for Long IslaId. going later 10
Newport, where the Swiss Legation will
be established. Mr.. Martin will be the
guest Of Mrs. Stehli a former resident of
Switzerland. at her summer home at
Glen Cove, L. /. After visit at her
house. Mr.. Martin will be the guest of
Mrs. Edward Townsend at her summer
home at Oyster Bay.
Mr. Charles symon. the new first Sec
rotary Of the Belgian Legation, has. ar
rived in washington. He viii remain
until the Minister, Count de Buisseret
returns next week from his trip West
About the first of August THE latter
will sail for Belgium 10 Join his fam
lily for the summer. After the Min
lster's departure. Mr.. Symon will become
charge daffaires and viii go 10 some
one of the aeashore resorts for the re-
mainder of the hot weather.
Mr.. Van weede, charge d'afIaires Of
the Netherlands, returned Yesterday
from a visit to Chicago. He and Mr.. de
Beaufort, the attache Of the legation.
will leave next week for Bar HaTbor
where the sumner legation will be es-
tablished. and where the Minister from
the Netherlands and Nine Loudon will
go on their return from their home in
Holland.
The Vice President and Mrs. sher-
man. with the latteFs sister. Mrs. ]. G.
De Long. have left kheir home in Utica.
N Y, and gone 10 Big Moose. In the
Adirondacks, for the summer. They
have taken the Corey's camp for July and
August Mrs Sherman is convaiescing
very rapidly,
A pretty military wedding fook place
yesterday afternoon In ST Pahis Church.
near Soldiers Home. when Miss Harriet
Louise O'Brien became the bride OF
Lieut.. Edwin Deland Smith. Fourth Field
Artillery. L. S. A The ce. -nony was
performed at $50 o'clock by the Rev. E.
c Buck. in the presence Of large COM
pany OF relatives and friends. The
church was decorated with palms.
ferns. and white lilies, and the organ
list rendered an appropriate musical
including The Angels Sere-
made" Memberships Spring song Ru-
binstein's MELODY in F." the wedding
march from .'Lohengrin." for the en-
trance Of the bridal party. and the Mem
lelssohn March, when they were leaving.
During the ceremony, The Evening
star" from ''Tannhauser." was played.
The bride is the granddaughter of Lieut..
Col and Mrs. II. NJ Kendall L. S. A.
stationed at the United States Soldiers
Home. The bridal gown was of SOFT
white chiffon cloth. effectively draped
With white duchesse lace in princess eff
feet. The skirt and long train were edged
with heavy white silk cord. which was
also festooneS over the right shoulder
Her tulle veil was held in place with q
wreath OF orange blossoms and she car
RED a shower bouquet of lilies of the val
ey. Her maid OF honor, Miss Helen VIII
son. wore white net over silk, with
sleeves and yoke OF baby Irish lace. She
wore a large white chip hat with a crown
Of white lilacs and a tulle bow at the
side. She carried pink sweet peas and
wore the brides gift, a heart-shaped
pearl brooch.
The Misses L.allie and Kathleen An
derson, cousins OF the bride and Miss
Katherine Alvord and Miss Edith Baird
were the bridesmaids All wore dainty
gowns of white point d'esprit, trimmed
with baby Irish lace, two over pink and
two over blue silk. They wore sashes
to match and large white point d'esprit
hats with fuzzy crowns. trimmed with
Iulle bows TO match their gowns. They
Ill carried pink sweet peas. and wore
the brides gift to them-dainty enamel
brooches
Lieut.. Smiths best man was Lieut..
John G. Quekemeyer, Fifth Cavalry, Y.
5. A, and the ushers were Lieut..
Charles X Rockwell, Engineer Corps, U.