The Washington herald., 1917-10-10
Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory
and Daughter Have Re
turned to Washington
From Texas-Minister Of
Cuba VIII Be Luncheon
Host Today for Chinese
Legation Guests.


Minister of China and Mrs. Koo. Nine
Hoo, wife of the Minister of China to
Paris, and Nine. SEE. wife Of the
Minister of China to London. Mms
Jusserand, wife OF the Ambassador OF
France will entertain Mrs. Koo and
her guests at luncheon at the embassy
tomorrow
Last night the Minister and Mrs
Koo entertained at a Chinese dinner
the guests including the members oi
the legation stai
Mrs. Koo has invited thirty or more
guests in for an Informal tea at the
legation this afternoon from 4:30 to
$50 to meet Nine. Hoo and Nine. SEE.
Mr.. Cartier de Marchienne. Minister
Of Belgium to this country and
formerly Minister of his country to
China, entertained at luncheon yes
terday for the Minister and Mrs Koo
and their guests. Monday evening Mr..
T. T. Wong, director in Washington
of the educational mission of China,
and Mrs. Wong. entertained the
Minister and Mrs. Koo with Nine,
Hoo and Nine. SEE and others at din
ner. On Monday afternoon, Mr..
Koliang Yih, second secretary of the
Chinese legation took Nine. Hoo and
Mime. SEE to Mount Vernon, returning
in time for the dinner at he home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wong.
Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory and
Miss Cornelia Gregory, wife and
daughter of the Attorney General re-
turned to Washington on Monday
from a visit of several months u Mrs.
Gregory's mother, Mrs. Nalle al
ha
elder daughter of the house who went
South with her mother Is remaining In
Texas for a longer visit
Mrs. Gregory. the mother Of the At
torney General. who has spent some
time with friends since returning tc
WASHINGTON, is now with her son and
daughter-in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Greg
ory.
The Minister of Cuba, DR.. Carlos
Manuel de Cespedes, will entertain
the member OF the Legation Staff al
luncheon today at the University
Club in celebration Of the completion
of the handsome new Cuban Legation
in Sixteenth street Because Nine
de Cespedes Is i'll, the luncheon will
be quite informal
The Offices will be moved to the
new Legation about November l, anc
by the first of the new year. the en-
tire premises will be in readiness fol
the occupation of the Minister ant
Nine de Cespedes.
The Lord Chief Justice of England
and Lady Reading, have leased for
time the residence of Mrs. F. B
Moran, 2315 Massachusetts, avenue
and will take possession this week
During the first part Of their Usi
IN Washington they occupied th'
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George How
ard in Sixteenth street.
Mr.. William C. Redfeld, the Secre
tary of Commerce went to Brooklyn
yesterday to register, and while there
will make a visit to his son-in-laV
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie!
Drury.
Mr.. John Barrett, director genera
of the Pan-American Union, will b
host to the special commissioners o.
Guatemala at a luncheon in the Pan
American building today.
Prof. Stockton Axson, the brother
in-law of the President, who has
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some days past, left Washington yes
terday morning.
The Metropolitan Methodist Epis
copaI Church was charmingly dec
GRATED for the wedding there las
evening at Z o'clock of Miss Mari
Hazen Duffey. daughter Of DR.. n. c
Duffey, and Mr.. Shannon d. Cramer
Quantities of palms and ferns form
ed a background for huge clusters o.
yellow and white Chrysanthemuns.
The bride who was escorted b!
her father. wore a graceful gowl
of white satin and silver lace mad'
in bouffant STYLE. the waist beint
fashioned almost entirely of silve
lace and net The sleeves of tn
latter material, were finishd at tn,
hand with seed pearls. and pearl
formed the ornament which held tn
long tulle veil. fan fashion. In shape
The bridal bouquet was Of roses ant
valley lilies.
Miss Dorothy Dent was the bride
only attendant and her gown o
pussy willow taffeta was peacl
blown pink in tone, and made witt
high drapery, was trimmed with sill
AdCc- oLC OpuC1ld IOScc
The Rev. DR.. Harry Mitchell per
formed the ceremony, ana the mel
of the wedding party were. Mr.. Cal
vim Cramer, best man for his broth
er. and Mr.. Hugh Duffey, brothe
of the bride; Mr.. George Palmer, Mr.
Walter Bradshaw and Mr.. Brown
ushers- The home Of DR.. Duffey
where the reception was held fol
lowing the ceremony. was decorate'
with palms, ferns and pink chrysan
themums. Mrs. Cramer, mother o
the bridegroom, assisted DR.. Duffe!
and the wedding padrty in receiv
ing. and wore a gown OF black satil
draped in black net embroidered II
sequins- She wore several Ameri
can beauty roses
Among the out-of-town guests
who came for the wedding were
Mrs. Charles FARRELL. with Cotheral
FARRELL. from the Eastern Shore o
Maryland. and Miss Maud winslow
OF Camden. N. ]. When Mr.. an,
Mrs. Cramer left for their weddin,
journey, she wore a fashionabl
gown Of black velvet with collar
cuffs and touches or velvet satin
and a large black and white velve
hat with black ornaments.
At the prenuptial dinner whicl
the bride gave for the wedding
party at the home of her father OF
Monday evening. she presented he
bridesmaid, Miss Dent, with
friendship pin. set with sapphires
and Mr.. Cramer gave his best mai
and ushers pearl scarf pins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer will max
their home at Newport
Mr.. and Mrs- Horace Seymour
whose marriage took place at tn.
British embassy last spring, hav
returned to town after an extende,
stay in New York. Mr.. Seymour a
third sacrafarv AZ. tha nxifI.h n.