Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-27
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. TAFT GIVES DINNER FOR
NORTH SHORE C0L0N1sTs.
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Miss Cox Married to Mr.. Donnelly.
Notes of the Diplomats-Per-
sonal Mention.

Mrs. Taft gave an elegantly appointed
luncheon at the summer White House at
Beverly yesterday. entertaining many
members of the north shore colony. The
list of those attending. included Mrs.
Clarence Moore and Mrs. Preston Glib
son of this city. Mrs. Thomas p. Beals
and the Misses Curtis of Boston and Mrs.
Walter j. Mitchell of Chicago.
The charge d'affaires, of Sweden, Mr..
W. A. F.. Ekengren, leaves Bar Harbor,
Me-. today for New York, where he will
stop few. days on his way to this city
to meet the delegates from his country
to the International Prison Congress.
Mr. Henry White, the special ambas-
sador of the United States to the CEN
tennial celebration of Chile's- independ-
ence, at Santiago. and who is now re-
turning home, was rendered a banquet
Sunday night, by the municipal authori-
ties at Iquique,- Chile. ~.
Baron Uchida. the Japanese ambassa-
dor, and Baroness Uchida, who have been
morrow.
In ST Adams Episcopal Church in the
Cathedral Close Yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock Miss Edith Louise Cox, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Cox of
Georgetown, was welded to Mr.. John
William Donnelly. formerly of Washing
ton, but now residing in Panama. Rev.
DIR. Bratenahl, rector of st. Alban' S
parish, was the officiating clergyman.
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only by relatives of the young couple
and small group Of intimate friends.
The bride was attired in a neat travel
ing suit of brown, with hat to match.
Shortly after the wedding Mr.. and Mrs
Donnelly- left on honeymoon tour,
which will end in Panama. where they
will reside. :.
The third secretary of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. Ovey. are expected to. ar
rive in Washington October 8 and open
their house for the season. They spent
the summer at Dublin, n. II. :
Mr. Keishiro Matsui, councillor. of the
Japanese embassy, and Nine. Matsui are
expected to arrive in Washington tomor-
row.
Lieut.. Col. B. r. James, military at.
tache of the British embassy, 1t is an.
nounced, will not return to Washington
this winter. having been relieved 2 from
duty in this country. .--<--' =
Herr Ferdinand Won Stumm. second
secretary of the German embassy, who Il
now abroad. Is also transferred to; another
post, according to dispatches received
here. -
Chevalier Won Loewenthal-Linau, coun
selor of the Austro-Hugarian embassy
and Mime. Won Eoewenthal-Linau are
spending a few days at Niagara Falls.
Mr. Mitchell Innes, counselor Of the
British embassy. will come to Washington
October T.
Mr. James Bryce, the British, ambassa'
dor. and Mrs. Bryce. who are now IL
land in November. They will not return
to Washington until the Christmas holi.
days ~ .
Capt, c. F. G. Sowerby, naval attacht
of the British embassy. who spent the
summer season in Beverly. Mass. vii
arrive In Washington next week.
Mr.. Robert A. Taft the Presidents son
is entertaining at Beverly, Mass. Mr.
Stephen Philbin. captain of the Yale base
ball team last year and who Is to room
with him at Cambridge this fall, and MIR
| John Heron Of Pittsburg.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth An
| toinette stuart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A.. T. Stuart, and Mr. William johnson
| Moore will take place at St Margaret
| Episcopal Church Wednesday, October
| a6, at 400 O'Clock in the afternoon. Kew
DR.. Herbert Scott Smith, the rector ol
st. Margaret's parish, will perform thu
| ceremony. 50
The marriage of Miss Jane M. Dierker
| and Mr.. Arthur J. McElhone, formerly Of
| this city, now of New York, a former
secretary to Mayor Gaynof and to Sur
geon General Wyman of the United
| States public health and marine hospita
| service, took place at noon today In thu
| Dahlgren Chapel of the Sacred Heart, or
! the Georgetown University campus.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Mark McNeal, a college mate OF the
| bridegroom at Georgetown University
| The future home of the bride and: bride
groom will be in New York, where thu
latter is now private secretary to Vice
President Talbert OF the National Cit,
| Bank. ,4. ss..3ess = ..ss~
| Mrs. Charles r. Hughes wife of thu
tcoyernor of New York will arrive in