Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

Maj. Rhoads and arrived at the church
few moments before II O'Clock and was
seated in a front pew during the cere-
mOny.
The Secretary of State and Mrs Knox
We're also present The latter wore a
very smart gown and hat of gray velvet,
with blue feathers on the latter.
Secretary and Mrs. Meyer, the latter in
and Miss Meyer. Mr.. John Barrett,
Mrs. Theodore w. Moves. in black vel
Vet costume: Miss Ruth Noyes. in blue
charmeuse and birds of paradise trim
ming a black velvet hat: the Bolivian
minister and Nine Calderon. the latter
in taupe chdrmeuSe with furs and hat
to match: Miss Calderon, in dark blue
velvet: the French ambassador and Nine
Jusserand, the latter in a purple char
meuSe gown and feather trimmed hat and
a long wrap of sealskin: the Brazilian
ambassador and his bride Nine. de
Cana, who wore gray velvet and
small hat and furs of mOlesl<in: the Per-
sian charge d 'affaireS and Nine. Ali kull
Khan Nine and the Misses Carlo. DR..
and Mrs. Yanes, Capt. and Mrs. Harold
p. Norton. Maj. and Mrs. Pierre Stevens,
Miss Marie Stevens. Miss Mabel Board
man. wearing costume of brown velvet
and silk and a brown velvet hat, and
Commissioner and Mrs. Rudolph. the lat
ter in a smart black velvet dress and
wrap and a black velvet hat trimmed
with osprey, were few of the several
hundred guests at the church anu the
wedding breakfast.
Among the ou:-of-town guests were Mr..
Carlos Blixen minister of Uruguay in
Colombia and Venezuela: Mr.. John Ster-
rett Cuttings, jr., of Baltimore and Miss
Ella Dawson of New York.
The President and Mrs. Taft will dine
tonight at the home of the Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Knox. the dinner hour
being set half hour earlier. so that the
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because of the early departure of the
head of the nation, who. with Mrs Tart
and their party. leaves tonight to begin
the trip to Panama
Miss Helen Taft attended a dinner In
her honor last night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hennen Jennings. and after
ward went on to the dance at the resi-
dence of the Secretary of War, where
Mrs. Stimson was entertaining at dance
for her nieces, the Misses Gamble of
Philadelphia.
Ton!ghts ball is at the MacVeagh home
and is in Miss Taft's honor. Mr.. Eames
MacVeagh arrived last night to spend
the holidays with his parents, Secretary
| and Mrs. MacVeagh.
Mrs. r. NJ. Kaufman has left the city
| to spend the holidays at her former home
| in Champaign, Ill. She will be at home
! January 10 and thereafter on Fridays
until Lent.
| Capt. Lee of the British navy and Mrs
Lee who are spending a few days at the
| Willard, had tea at the Army and
| Navy Club yesterday afternoon as guests
| of Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Craven.
| Miss Flora Wilson, daughter of the
| Secretary of Agriculture. entertained al
| a large luncheon today at the New VIII
| lard, in compliment to Mrs. Fairbanks,
wife of the former Vice President.
no TO aid in the dining room
of the presidential suite.
Miss Wilson's guests to meet Mrs. Fair
banks We're Mrs. Van Devanter, wife OF
| Mr. Justice Van Devanter; Mrs. William
| Alden Smith. Mrs. Francis Warren, Mrs
Marion Butler. Miss Helen Cannon, Mrs
/ j. b. Henderson. Mrs. Nathan b. Scott,
Mrs H. Olin Young. Mrs. Albert S. Burle-
son. Mrs. Charles Spalding. Mrs. Matthew
r. Scott, Mrs. j. j. Richardson, Mrs
Frank Ellis. Miss Amaryllis Gillett. Miss
| Mamie r. Heth, Mrs. Samuel Spencer
Mrs Kicks, Mrs Timmons and Miss
Waller.
| Count de Chambrun of the French en-
bassy is in New York to attend the mar
riage today of Miss Constance Warren
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Henry Warren, and Count Guy de Las
teyrie eldest son of the Marquis and
| Maruuise de LaSteyrie of France at the
home of her parents, 942 9TH avenue
There will be two ceremonies, civil and
religious. The civil marriage, which is
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