The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

ators wives from the capital, has al
ways kent open house during the sea-
son, and on her official dos lat home"
Virginians greet each other in the hos
pitable. way Of their state. and at the
same time are sure TO meet some of the
most interesting people il otticialdom
from other commemorative both at
nome and abroad. for be 1t remembered
that their hostess has spent SO many
successive winters in Washington that
she knows most of those here worth
knowing. During the rast winter, Mrs.
tante daughter. Miss Anne Seymour
Jones, the much admired maid of honor
at the wedding of Miss Alice Tayloe
Buokey TO Lieutenant Torrey. on
This wedding. by the way. was a
very attractive affair. having as its
special feature an unusually large
number OF young army officers. fellow
Point. on Wednesday. and a correspond
ing group of fascinating debutantes
and near-debutantes. who had come
from from other towns 10 participate l. the
marriage marriage OF Colonel Buokey's only
daughter. The ceremony took place in
St Margarets Episcopal Church. the
rector, Rev; Herbert, Scott Smith off,
ton 10 the bridal party and intimate
friends at the home of the brides faith
er. In Noodley Lane, the drive from
the church TO the suburban residence
pleasant feature of the merrymakers.
Harold P. sewall. who returned this
week from a long sojourn in Porto
his arrival. with Mrs Sewall. for their
summer home. Bar Harbor. Me.
Mrs. SeTall's brother-in- law and sis
ter, Commander and Mrs; c. G. Marsh.
VIII snsr Them Tho North to-day
and early in July her parents. Rear
admiral and Mrs. Robley D. Evans. Will
Join them for the. remainder of the sea-
known as Fighting Bob and Mrs.
Evans are now the guests of their son.
Captain Frank Taylor Evans. U. S. N.
al the Naval Training Station at New
port
Youssaaf Zio Pasha. the newest ar
rival in the Diplomatic CORPS, was pre-
sented to the President with the usual
Rus1em B ssisuS Who has on be aeaa Charge
d'anaires here for year. and who viii!
now depart for his new post in Paris.
The new ambassador is no stranger in
Washington, as he spent some time
here. about a year ago. when he was
in charge of a soecial mission to in
form the President of the United States
OF the accession of the new Sultan OF
Turkey. Most Of the foreign ambassa-
doris and ministers whom he met then
are still accredited to this capital. and
will no doubt give him a welcome re-
turn TO Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs w. 7. Hendricks and
Mr.. and Mrs Williams. of Richmond:
Mrs z. D. Baker, Miss Ellen Craddock.
Miss Hortense Noell and John w Grad
dock. of Lynchburg; w. a. Johnston. of
Bristol. and Howard s. Irvine. of
Stanton, were among the Virginians
in Washington during the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Buckner M. Randolph
will close their home in r Street early
in July. and will go for q months
visit to the formers mother. Mrs.
Buckner NJ. Randolph. ST., in. Virginia.
Later. DR.. and Mrs. Randolph will %
to Long Island for the remainder of
the summer.
Mrs. Chamberlain. wife of the Junior
Senator from Oregon. will spend the
summer with her children at Capron
Springs. where she will be Joined by
Mr.. Chamberlain for short time be-
tween the adjournment Of Congress
and the beginning of the campaign in
oregon.
The Norwegian Minister and Madar-a
GUIDE, with their Interesting young
the Misses lngeborg and
Sigrid Guide. Will also spend the warm
months at Canron Springs.
GRACE PORTER HOPKINS.