The Washington herald., 1911-10-31

Capt and Mrs. Hubert l. Wigmore en-
| tertained at dinner last night in their
quarters at the Washington Barracks.
Their guests were Mrs. Wigmore's moth
err Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, of Greensburg.
Pa; Col. and Mrs. Heft, Of Bridgeport,
Conn; Judge and Mrs. Sidney Ballou, Mr..
| Meen, and Capt. and Mrs. Friev. Col.
and Mrs Heft are the brother-in-law and
sister of Mrs. Wigmore, and are their
] house guests. Mrs. Heft was formerly
Mrs. Moore-Richardson, of Washington
and was very popular here before her
| marriage.
Col. Baron de Bode, military attache OF
the Russian Embassy, will leave Wash
| ington this week for a long tour OF the
West and South. On his return he will
stop in New York to meet his sister.
| Baroness Elizabeth de Bode, who will
return here with him for the season.
] Count MoItke, the Danish Ministef. met
Countess .Moltke in New York on Satur-
dav rrpon her arrival from Europe. They
will sUend a week there, returning to
| Washington next Monday.
Prof Willis Moore and Mrs. Moore
will close their country home. near
Rockville. Nd, the middle of next
month wben thew will take posses
sion of their house at 9O1 Twentieth
street which they have leased for the
season.
Lieut.. Col. X. Inouye, military at
tache of the Japanese EMBASSY wiz
leave Washington tomorrow Tor the
Military Academy. West Point. He VIII
also attend the banquet of the Consui
General and Nine. Midzuno. which Will
ceIabrate the birthday anniversary Of
his majesty the Emperor OF Japan a.
New York. He will return to Wash-
ington next Sunday.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Mr. Max Otto Lorenz, statlsu-
| clan of the Interior Department, and
Miss Nellie Florence Sheets, daughter
Of Judge and Mrs. John NJ. Sheets, at
their home. in Columbus, Ohio. The
ceremony took place at 1880 o'clock.
President William o. Thompson OF
Ohio state University, oficiatinS' In
the presence of only few relatives
and friends. The bride wore gown
of white chiffon over satin. and carried
white roses. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz left
the same evening for the National Cap
ital. where they will make their future
home. Mrs. LOrenZ, who Is an ONO
State University graduate, has been IN
the government employ In this city as
lstaitistician for the tariff commission.
Miss Mabel Boardman is visiting In
Pittsburg, where she was the guest OF
honor at a reception yesterday afternoon
given by Mrs Henry Kirke Porter. Mrs
Porter had receiving with her Mrs.
shIras. Mrs Byron Painter. Mrs. George
wilkins Guthrie, Mrs. Henry Graham
Brown, Mrs. Albert Il. Childs, Mrs. Asa
Childs, Mrs. James Stuart Brown, MIS-
In. D. W. English. Mrs. William +. Lin
coin, Mrs. George Burgwin. Mrs. Angus
tus Burgwin, Mrs. William McConway'
Mrs. Charles Alexander Rook, Mrs.
! Charles L. Taylor, Mrs. George Laugh
lin. Mrs. william Rea, Mrs. William J.
Holland. Mrs William Nimick Frew,
Mrs. John Grier Holmes. Mrs. Remsen
iV. MessIer, Mrs Harmar D. Denny
Mrs. A. ]. Wurtz, Mrs. Herman Griffin,
and Mrs. William G. Hawkins.
Former Representative and Mrs. Lit
tauer have taken the Bellamy Storer
residence at Seventeenth street and
Rhode Island avenue, which has had
such prominent occupants as the French
Embassy, former Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Olney, and as a near-tenant, Col
Roosevelt, who had selected it as Vice
Presidential mansion when events called
him to the White House instead.
Miss Harriet Anderson, niece OF Mrs
Taft, will arrive at Hot Springs from
Cincinnati to-day, where she will be the
guest of her aunt and cousin. Mrs. Taft
and Miss Helen Taft, and will come &c
Washington when they do. Miss Ander'
r9CfN TtGe Tncr q n.
? ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Melville F. In
gals, at their cottage.
Mrs. Preston Satterwaite has Mrs
William F. Draper and Miss Draper a!
her guests at her country place, 'Martir
Hail." Great Neck, Long Island. Mrs
Draper and Miss Draper will return t
! Washington the latter part OF Novem
ber Miss Draper will be one Of th'
buds of the season, her debut having
been postponed from two seasons ago
owing to the death of her father, th'
late Gen. William F. Draper.
Miss Amy Richardson, who has beer
making a series of visits on Long Is
land and in New York, will return t
her home Wednesday or Thursday. DR.
and Mrs. Charles Richardson are al
ready in Washington for the rest of the
season.
Nine Riano, wife Of the Spanish Min
lister, who has been spending some timt
in New York, has returned to Washing
ton.
Mr.. George NJ. Bowers, Commissionel
of Fish and Fisheries, and his daugh
ter, Miss Jean Bowers, will sail from
New York for Bremen to-day on thu
Kaiser Wilhelm for a visit of severa
months abroad.
Count L. I. Caftanzoglu, Greel
charge d'affaires, who has spent th'
past few weeks at Virginia Hot Springs
where he was extensively entertained
has returned to Washington with hi
secretary, NJ. Geo. Petrides.
III Announcement has been made b!
former Senator and Mrs. Warner, o,
Missouri, of the marriage of theil
daughter, Mrs. Cora Warner Harwood
to Jerome J. WILDER, of Washington
The ceremony was performed Saturda!
night at o'clock by Rev. u. G. B
Z Djarca ma stor NJ All Souls Church In