The Washington times., 1912-12-19
President and Mrs. Taft
Guests. At Knox Dinner


OF the Cabinet give each season In
honor Of the Chief Executive and the
First Lady of the Land.
After the dinner they will stop for u
short while at the home Of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury and Mrs. Mac.
veagh. who will entertain this evening
at = dinner for Miss Taft. followed by
dancing. Afterward they will 60 to tho
Union Stateion en- route to New York,
from where the Presidential party will
leave Tor Panama, to remain until De.
cember 81.
Miss Louise Taft. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Taft, arrived In Washing
ton this morning from Cincinnati, to ac-
company her uncle and aunt on the trip.
Major Rhoads, Lieutenant Timmons and
Charlie Taft will complete the party.
This afternoon at 2:3O o'clock the
President received Baron Zwiedinek Won
Sudenhorst, the charge d'affsires Of
Austria Hungary. when he presented to
the President the naval attache Of the
embassy. Commander Maximiksn Bur-
styn.
The President was among the large
and distinguished company Of Official.
diplomatic. and resident society which
witnessed the marriage ceremony Of
Miss Malvina de Pena and Ale.
jandro Herquinigo which took place
at noon today In st. Matthew'S Catholic
Church. Cardinal Gibbons came from
Baltimore for the wedding. which II one
Of the most interesting international
marriages that has taken place in the
Capital, both the bride and bridegroom
being members Of the Diplomatic Corps.
Mgr. Russell assisted Cardinal Gibbons.
The bride is the daughter Of the Minis
ter Of Uruguay and Nine. de Pena, and
Mr.. Herauinigo is the second secretary
Of the Chilean legation. Miss de Pena
was to have made her debut this sea-
son. but instead, she announced her en-
gagement and marriage date. A nuptial
mass followed the wedding ceremony.
Palms, ferns, smilax and quantities
Of white blossoms adorned the church
for the occasion and an orchestra play
ed the wedding music.
DR.. Carlos Maria de Pena escorted
his daughter to the altar. She was
gowned in handsome white satin
bridal gown made with q full court
train and trimmed on the bodice with
handsome real lace. Her tulle veil was
arranged with orange blossoms and she
orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Aibertina de Pena. who was her
sisters maid Of honor. wore white
ACCORDION plested chiffon and tiny pink
roses. She wore a large black hat
, trimmed with white aigrettes. and car
ricd an armful Of pink roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Phyllis
i V2o osatt Aoora opd Mlsa CnOrOto aOlu ri.
Of New York; Miss Elizabeth Noyes.
and the brides sisters, Miss Maris
Manuel de Pena and Miss Carlotta
dc Pena. They wore pale blue satin
| 6raped with white lace and touches Of
pale pink chiffon. with large black
tulie hats trimmed with white plumes.
and carried pink roses.
| The second secretary OF the Mexican
embassy. A. Algara. was the best man.
and the ushers were Felipe Animal, OF
the Chilean legation; J. +. de Barros
Pimentel, of the Brazilian embassy:
Eduardo Racedo. jr., OF the Argentine
legation. and Hugo de Pena, brother
| Of. the bride.
| A reception and wedding breakfast
followed at the legation In N street.
Smilax. ferns. and white roses formed
the house decorations. and a string
orchestra played throughout the after
noon. Nine. de Pena wore q gown Of
black velvet and black hat trimmed
with plumes.
Later In the afternoon Mr.. Herquinigo
and his bride left Washington for q
wedding trip. The latter will travel In
a tailored suit OF blue cloth, with
plush hat Of the same color.
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The Russian Ambassador and Madame
Bakhmetefr celebrated the birthday OF
the Emperor of Russia at the embassy
today. The bishop of the Russian Church
In Baltimore came over for special
service. In which all Of the embassy
stan took part.
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The Brazilian Amba ssador and Mad
ame daGama returned to Washington
yesterday afternoon from New York.
where they spent several days and
were much entertained.
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The Mexican ambassador has returned
to Washington from New York. where
he went to meet the Mexican minister
Of foreign affairs. with whom he spent
several days. The minister was to have
accompanied the ambassador to WASH
| Uul has Oecu ucloi"ou as RC"
York. and will probably not visit the
Capital during his stay In this country
Mrs. William Cover will leave WASH
ington today to join her husband. As
sistant Paymaster Cover. U. 8. N. in
San Francisco. Paymaster Cover. who
is stationed on the U. 8. 8. Annapolis.
has Just returned from Central America.
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Miss Ruth Parker will go to Philadel-
phia tomorrow to spend some time with
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur.
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Mrs. Van .Rcypen. wife Of Rear Adm.
william X. Reypen. Y. 8. NJ, Is enter
J tanning at cards this afternoon.
Mrs. !. T. Mann will entertain at u
luncheon on January 3.
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J The Commandant OF the Marine Bar.
racks and Mrs. William P.' Biddle will
entertain at reception and dance In
the concert room at the Barracks on
the evening Of January. %.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunlap will bl
hosts at a small and informal dance al
their country place tomorrow evening
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Nine. Hauge has cards out for Iin