The Washington herald., 1911-09-27
IN THESOCIAL WORLD
Panama MinisterG to Meet
His Bride by Proxy. >
UcHDAs SAIL FOR JAPAN
Brazilian Ambassador and. Members
of His stan Return TO Capital.
Miss Elizabeth Noyes DoweII and
MIR. George e. Fox Will BE
United in Marriage October II.

The Panama Minister, Dr. Belisario
Porras, left Washington yesterday for
New York where he will meet his bride
on iher arrival to-day from her home
IN Costa Rica, where she was married
TO him by proxy early in this month
The proxy who stood for the Minister
was the minister Of public education and
war of Costa Rica, Dr. Nicolas Oreamuno
The bride was formerly Miss Alidia Cas-
tro Gutierrez, daughter of the late An
selmo Castro and his wife, Ramona
Gutierrez The brides father was one
of the distinguished diplomats of Costa
Rica, and her family is one of the old
est in that country. She is very
beautiful woman just past twenty-five
years of age. The Minister and his bride
will spend a short time In or near New
York and then return to his apartment
in the Portland.
The former Japanese Ambassador and
Baroness Uchida sailed yesterday from
San Francisco for their home in the
Flowery Kingdom. The greatest regret
is felt in society at their departure, as
they had both made warm friends in
Washington.
The Brazilian Ambassador. Senior Cana.
has returned to Washington and been
joined by the members OF his staff, who
divided their summer between Buena Wis.,
ia Springs and Atlantic City.
The Secretary Of Agriculture. Mr.. Will
son. has returned to Washington after
spending some weeks in the West, much
of 10 time al biS homo in
Miss Marie Grice. Young. of this city.
who has been the frequent guest Of Mrs
BeauChamp in the Green Spring Valley,
and of the Waggamans. at Annapolis
will spend the winter abroad as the guest
Of Mrs J. Stuart White, Of New York
They will sail tomorrow on the Kaiserin
AuGuSte Victoria for Cherhourg where
Mrs. Whites motor car will meet them
and they will go thence to Paris They
will divide the winter between Paris and
the Palace Hotel at Montreux on Lake
Geneva. In the spring they will make
visits in Italy. Germany. and England
and there is no plan made for returning
home. Miss Young has spent the summer
with Mrs. White at "BriarCliff Lodge"
Briarcliff Manor. y. Y Miss Young is
one of the leading pianists among the
Washington musicians, and during the
Roosevelt regime in the White House
was the teacher of the two younger
children of the family
Commander and Nine VassiIieff. of the
Russian Embassy, will return to Wash
ington tomorrow after summer vaca-
tiOn spent in st. Petersburg, where Com
mander Vassilieff was one Of the Rus
sian officers on the reception committee
to the American fleet.
Mr.. Henry G. Finkelstein and Dr. Ar
mould w. Belmont, who were appointed by
the District Commissioners as delegates
to the second annual convention of the
American Manufacturers Export Associa-
ton, being held in New York City, will, at
the close of the convention, sail from
New York on the Esperanza for Cuba
and Mexico on an extended business trip.
Capt. Arturo Cuevas. naval attache Of
the Chilean Legation, and his wife will
arrive in Washington this week. and
Capt. Arturo Cuevas will be officially in
troduced on Monday.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Noyes
Dowell to Mr.. George Edward Fox will
take place on the evening of October II
at 7:30 in the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian c. DoweII. 1852
Mount Pleasant street. Rev. DR.. Herbert
Scott Smith, rector OF st. Margaret's
Church. will perform the ceremony. in
the presence of relatives and close
friends. small reception will follow.
The bride will be attended by Miss Edith
Endicott as maid of honor and Miss
Eusebia Fox, sister of the bridegroom
and Miss Ruth Campbell as bridesmaids
Mr.. Osgood H. Dowell, brother of the
bride, will be best man. The future
home of Mr.. Fox and his bride will be in
New York. and after December l they
will be at the HilIcrest. Mr.. Fox is a
son of the retiring United States Min
lister to Ecuador and Mrs. Fox. who are
in New York en- route to Washington
which will probably be their future
home. Mr.. Fox's grandfather, a vet
eran newspaper editor. first of st. Louis
and then of Washington, was one of the
leading citizens here at the time of his
death, some years ago.
Miss Virginia A. Gottlieb was married
last evening to Mr.. Thomas B. Hudgiu,
of Athens, Ga. The ceremony was per-
formed in the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Emerson Waldo Mathews, in La
mont street, by Rev. Earle Wilfiey, pas
tor of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. The house was tastefully deco
rated with green foliage and Bride
roses and the wedding music was play
ed by Mrs Ernest Sparks, organist of
the church. Only a small company OF
relatives were asked to the ceremony
and a few close friends were asked to
the reception afterward. The bride wore
a gown of white French muslin with a
dainty cap of silver lace and white chif-
fon. She carried a shower of Bride
roses. After the reception Mr.. Hudgin
and his bride left for Baltimore, whence
they will sail later for a water trip to
Georgia. After october 10 they will be at
home in Athens. - -...
Col. and Mrs Thomas W. Symons and
Miss Margaretta Symons will return to
their Washington home the last of this
week. They spent the early summer
making an auto tour of the New Eng
land states, and the latter part of the
summer at Cazenovia and Atlantic City.
The marriage of Miss Dora c. Austin
to Mr.. Van Buren Padgett, Of Silver
Snrinp Md. will take place on Sunday,