The Washington herald., 1912-09-06
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Invitations were sent out yesterday by
the President for a reception next Tues
day. September 10. at. o'clock. In the
lower left-hand corner OF the cards is
the announcement that the Secretary OF
l Commerce and Labor. Mr.. Nagel, will re-
| celve the guests. This reception will
be much the same as that Of Wednesday
| afternoon and will be held in honor OF
the visiting delegates to the sixth con-
| gress Of the intern ational Association
| for Testing Materials. Neither the Presi-
| dent nor Mrs. Taft will be present The
third garden party will be on the I'd.
DR.. and Mrs Eugene A. Brynes enter
tained at luncheon yesterday in honor
Of some of the visiting chemists. Among
/ the guests were Sir william and Lady
L Ramsay, of England: Mrs. Forster, also
OF London: Mrs. w. H. Nichols, Of New
/ York, wife of the president Of the con-
gress; Mrs. Baekeland, OF New York;
Herr Dr. Engler and DR.. Uberboden.
both Of Hungary; DR.. and Mrs. Cameron.
Mrs. F. w. Clark. DIR. David Day and
his daughter. Miss Day; DR.. and Mrs
Harvey w. Wiley. Mrs. Stewart Young,
wife of Prof Young. of Leland Stanford
University. Of California: Mrs. Gray.
mother of Mrs. Young; DIR. Moore, DR..
Matheson, of New York, secretary of the
congress. and Mrs. Gilpin. Of this city.
The luncheon was served on the porch
of the beautiful home Of DR.. and Mrs
Byrnes IN Georgetown, and after 1t an
interesting programme of music was
given by the hostess, who Is brilliant
pianist: Mrs. Baekeland and Mrs. Fors-
ter both Of whom are accomplished
pianists and musicians. and Mrs. Byrnes
music room is an inspiration. Quite the
lion of the occasion was young Harvey
w. Wiley, jr.. who accompanied his
l. r,,,. aWNN
He behaved entirely as though he wera
accustomed to it. and made lasting i'm
preston with his beauty and wisdom.
The ladies' accompanying the delegates
went with them to New York on the
special train late in the afternoon.
Assistant Secretary Of State Chandler
Hale will return to Washington this
week from Philadelphia, where he has
spent some time with Mrs. Hale and
their family. Mrs. Hale will not return
to. the city until some time in October.
Mrs. James F. Barbour and Miss Mar
guerite Barbour. who have been at Mar
ragansett Pier for the months OF July
and August. are now at Atlantic City
for September. They will probably spend
a week or ten days in New York before
returning to this city.
s.. r.
ter, Mrs Charles Nelson Riker. who are
now in Kentucky. will return to Wash
lington the last of next week.
Mr. and Mrs George Howard and the
latters daughter, Miss Margaret Perrin,
have returned to Washington from Prides
Crossing, where they have been visiting
Mrs. Clarence Moore.
II Pisho rdi wi h.
| ington next week from his summer place
in Maine, where he has spent the sum-
mer with his family. the other members
OF which will not return to Washington
until October.
| DR.. Francis N. Gunnell. L. S. N. and
Mrs. Gunnell have returned to Wash
! ipgton from Atlantic City. where they
spent most of the summer and have open |
ed their residence in Twentieth Street |
| for the winter.
Mrs. Leonard Wood. wife Of the Chief |
| Of Staff Of the army, who has spent the !
| summer at Fort Myer, is now the guest |
CT friends at Governors Island.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick W. Pratt and |
Mrs, F. W. Dickens are spending a few |
days in New York. en- route to Washing |
| ton from Vermont, where they spent |
the summer.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart and the Misses !
Stewart, who have spent the summer at !
| their country place near Alexandria, Va,
have returned to their home here
The marriage OF Miss Emily Spright-
ley, daughter of Mrs. Robert Zuberano,
to Prof. Karl T. Waugh. of Beloit Col
lege. Beloit-- Wis, has been announced.
The ceremony was performed Wesdnes-
day evening at o'clock, in the German
Lutheran Church, Rev. Paul Menzel,
pastor. officiating. A large company of
relatives and friends were present. The
church was decorated for the occasion
with palms, clusters of white roses and
yellow blossoms. and an appropriate mu-
sical programme was rendered by the
organist of the church. The bride was
escorted and given in marriage by her
uncle, Mr.. Herman Schultz. She wore
a gown of white charmeuse, satin
trimmed. with crystal Her tulle veil
was held in place with a coronet of
orange blossoms. and she carried a
shower Of lilies OF the valley and Bride
roses. Mrs. Fred L. Vogt, who was the
matron of honor, was gowned In yell
low charmeuse satin and carried an
armful of yellow roses. Miss Elizabeth
Magruder and Miss Margaret Barrett,
of white satin. with panniers of yellow
Powered chiffon, and they carried mar
guerites. The four flower girls. Miss !
Eleanor Zuberano, Miss Adele Zuberano,
Miss Wilhelmina Zuberano, and Miss
Maidre Kaiser, wore dainty white swiss
frocks over yellow silk and carried tiny
baskets filled with yellow rosebuds. A
reception in Studio Hall followed the
ceremony a: the church, and later in .
the evening Prof. and Mrs. Waugh left
Washington for a wedding trip in the
North. They will make their future
home in Beloit, Wis. Miss Nora Waugh,
Of India, was among those who were l
present at the wedding. Prof Waugh
is a graduate Of Harvard
Miss Marie Louise Baldwin and DR.. ,
Charles B. Healy were married yester- !
day morning at Dahlgren Chapel, (
Georgetown University, Rev Father $
Donlon. S. j., president, officiating s