The Washington times., 1911-10-13
British Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce Guests Of
Miss Kate Loring.

The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce, who are making series of Wis
Its en- route to Washington from Seal
Harbor, Me-, where they spent the sum-
mer. are the guests OF Miss Kate Lor-
Ing today at her place at Pride's Cross
ing. They will arrive In Washington
about October 2e.
The counselor Of the embassy, Mitchell
Innes. who spent the summer in Eng
land, Is expected to arrive in New
York today, and he will come immedi-
ately to Washington.
The Military Attache, Lieut.. Col J. d.
McLachlan. who spent the summer at
seal Harbor, has returned to Washing
ton and will be Joined later by Mrs.
McLachlan.
Lord Eustace Percy. attache, who ar
rived In Washington last evening from
Seal Harbor, Is leaving today for New
York. from where he viii sail tomor-
row for England.
Miss Edith M. .Selby. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Selby. was mar
iied to Charles Elmer Hoover. formerly
Il H9Saa sgHupsy g. p Ms sHt st
O'clock: at the home Of her sister. Mrs
The wedding ceremony was perform.
ed by the Rev. John T. EDsor. In the
presence of the members Of the i'm
mediate families.
The bride wore a dark blue cheviot
quit with hat Of the same color.
immediately after the ceremony. Mr
anc Mrs. Hoover left Washington for
a brief visit in Maryland before start.
ing for their future home In South
Dakota.
Miss Orbello and
DR.. Simons Married.
Miss Mazie Alice Orl'ello. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Orbello. was mar
ried to DR.. Harry Emmrich Simons
lest evening at s o'clock. The wedding
which tbok place at the brides home
was performed by the Rev. ]. a. smyth
of st. Fatrick's 4. Catholic Church. In the
presence of small gathering of rel
etives and few intimate friends.
The house was beautifully adorned fol-
the occasion with autumn leaves. palms
and clusters of pink and white roses
and the wedding music was played by a
string orchestra.
The bride. who was escorted and
given in marriage bv her father. wore
beautiful GOWN Of VII, white rsneed ereps mess3r fs
orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet
was u shower of Bride roses and maid
enhair fern.
MISS Edltn OTDello. WHO was ncT SIS
tSr's maid Of honor. wore pink crepe
meteor satin and carried an armful oi
Bridesmaid roses.
Edmund Emmrich was best man fol
DR.. Simons.
An informal reception followed the
wedding ceremony. Nrs. Orbello. whc
assisted her son-in-law and daughter ir
receiving their guests. wore crepe mo-
teor with touches OF lavender chiffor
Gnd satin.
Later in the evening. DR.. and Mrs
Simons left for a wedding trip In theii
aut omobile. Mrs. Simons wearing q
brown corduroy suit with a brown poke
bonnet.
Upon their return to Washir&ton. the,
vii be at home after December ]. at thu
Airy View apartment. Twentieth ant
Fillmore streets.
Among those who attended the wed
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Emm
rich, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ernest Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Warren Meurs. George
w. I,mmrich. Of Baltimore: Harry Sim
ons, Mr. and Mrs Raymond Fisher. ant
six classmates OF the bride at the East
ern High School. Of which she In q
graduate-Mrs. r. r. Dunmire. Mis-
Grace Stratton. Miss Genevieve Morris
on. Miss Antoinette Malnau Miss Heller
Gardner. Miss Florence Walker. ant
Miss Inez Parker.