Evening star., 1911-06-02
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
JAPANESE AMBASSADOR Is DIN.
NER HOST FOR DELEGATES.
Recent Weddings and Several Flu
ture Ones-Summer Plans.
Notes.

Notes.
The Japanese ambassador entertained
at dinner last night in compliment to the
fur seal delegates. His guests were the
| Secretary of Commerce and Labor. Mr..
Chandler P. Anderson. Mr.. Robert Lam
sing. Mr.. Seth Low PierrepoEt, DR.. H.
NJ. Smith. DR.. Evermann. Mr. Charles F.
Wilson. the British ambassador, MIR. Jo-
seph Pope. Mr.. G. Young. Mr.. Ernest
Poland. Mr.. Alfred Fraser. Mr.. W. A.
Found. Nj. James Macoun, Mr.. Pierre
Botkine, Baron Nolde. Mr.. Brajnikod,
Mr.. Constantin Nabokon. Mr.. H. Dauke.
Mr.. T. kitahara and Mr.. NJ. Hanihara.
The marriage of Reginald Ducat. son
of the late Maj. Gen. Arthur Ducat of
| Chicago. and Miss Louise Chalmers,
daughter of DR.. Thomas G. Chalmers OF
New York, were married yesterday
afternoon in Grace Church. New York.
| Miss Chalmers walked up the nave with
her father, who gave her in marriage.
She wore white satin gown having
court train of satin, a chiffon tunic and
| trimmings of old point lace formerly
| worn by both her mother and grand
| mother. Her tulle veil was held in place
by a wreath Of orange blossoms and
orange blossoms held the end of the tulle
veil to the end of the trail Orange bios
SONS also crossed the tunic at the front.
She carried a shower bouquet Of lilies
of the valley.
Miss Elizabeth Ducat, a sister Of the
bridegroom, was the maid Of honor, and
wore a white satin gown having a green
chiffon tunic in wide somber stripes,
braided in white silk cord. topped by a
Charlotte Corday hat of green straw and
satin veiled with white lace and wreathed
yyif n. ,f1lr S1tyc ,f v,ir
was fastened at the lower part of the cor
sage. and she carried pink roses.
Miss Mildred Fearn Of this city was
among the bridesmaids. whose gowns
| embroidery in white. with touches of
green chiffon, and each gown showed
Ia huge pink rose caught in the draperies
of the skirt near the left knee.
were covered and frilled with white lace
and wreathed with pink roses. and were
wide and fiat. All of them carried clus-
lters Of shaded pink roses.
The ceremony was followed by a small
reception at the home of the brides ia
ther, 70 West 9th street, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ducat will spend most OF
the summer in England, where Mr.. Ducat
was educated, at Trinity College, and on
their return in September will reside in
New York.
at the home of her brother-in Flaw and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Britton,
Wednesday. June Z. to Mr.. William B.
Chisholm Of Charleston, 8. c. Because
of family mourning only the relatives
will be present at the ceremony.
Mr.. Nathaniel s. Simpkins. jr.. Of
Washington and Beverly Farms. and Miss
Olivia Thorndyke. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Thorndyke. of West
Manchester and Boston. will be married
in Emmanuel Church. Boston, June 2s.
Bishop Lawrence officiating Mr.. John
Simpkins, a brother of the bridegroom.
will be best man. Mr.. Simpkins was
graduated from Harvard In the class OF
O0. Miss Thorndyke Is prominent in
Boston and North Shore society circles.
is member OF the Vincent Club and
fond of athletics.
Miss lone ingalls, and Lieut.. Herald
Hancock Painter were married yesterday
by Rev. DR.. Radcliffe at Raucher's. a
small family party being in attendance
and a breakfast following. The bride was
escorted by her father. Mr. Theodore In
gals, and was attended by her sister.
Miss Rosamond Gray ingalls,. Mr.. Paul
Of the bridegroom, was best man. The
bride was dressed In white broadcloth.
with lingerie hat. trimmed with pink
roses. She carried a shower bouquet of
maid of honor wore white voile. with a
black picture hat, trimmed with pink
roses. and carried an armful Of white
peonies. Mrs. ingalls,, mother Of the
large white hat, trimmed with white
plumeS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Painter of New
York, parents of the bridegroom, were
here for the wedding. Mrs. Painter wore
a gown of white satin. veiled in black
chiffon, and q white and black hat Mr..
j. F. Raup was among the few guests
outside the family circle. Lieut.. Painter
and his bride left Washington yesterday
afternoon for the north. where they will
spend some time They will return here
for visit before they sail July 5, from
San Francisco, for the Philippines, where
Lieut.. Painter will be stationed.
DR.. de Ro, vice president Of the inter-
national convention for the protection
OF industrial property, entertained at
dinner last night at o'clock in the red
room Of the New Willard. Palms and
pink peonies formed the decorations
The guests included the French ambas-
sador and Mime. Jusserand. Attorney Gen.
eral Wickersham. DR.. Paul Ritter, Min
Ehrensvard, minister from Sweden: the
counselor Of the Japanese embassy and
Mime. Matsui. Mr.. Mitchell Innes, coun-
selor Of the British embassy; DR.. Haniel
COuuSCIOI Va ITO oCIIldu cAiIU0SSy, mis-
Joseph Pope, Miss Boardman. Miss
Moore, the Misses de Ro, MIR. Casteur.
attache Of the Belgian legation: Sir Al
fred Bateman. Mr.; Aubert Of the Nor
wegian legation, MT. Henry Martin OF
the legation Of Switzerland. Mr. Leon
Poinsard. Mr.. B. Frey-Godet, Prof. AL
bert Osterrieth, DR.. Chevalier Beck de
Mannagetta, Mr.. Robolski. Mr.. Phileppe
Won Stahl. Prof. Emanuel Alder. Mr.. Ele-
mer de Pompery, DIR. Constantine de
Keyser. Mr.. Jules Brunei, Mr. Albert
Capitaine. Mr. Symon. DR.. Giovanni Bat
tesla Ceccato. DR.. Snyder van Wissen-
kerke, Mr.. Alfred J. Martin. Mr.. Emilio
Venetian. MFR. Morio Nakamatsu. Mr..
Jose de las Fuentes. Mr. NJ. w. Kraft.
Mr.. Martin. j. C. T. Clan. Senor Don
Juan F1orez Posada. Mr.. Edward Bruce
Moore. Mr.. Max 0eorgii, Mr.. Maurice NJ.
Moore. Mr.. Ballard Moore and Mr.. w.
Temple Franks.
A CLINT of the fashions for open-air
events is told by what was worn yester-
day at the polo match In New York.
Mrs. Nicholas Lopgworth wore a cos
tune of lilac satin and chiffon and a
large hat Of white straw trimmed with
wistaria She accompanied her parents
the former President and Mrs Roosevelt