Evening star., 1918-08-23
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- r. BALTASAR BRUMs bril-
liant entrance into Washing.
ton yesterday as the guest Of
tho nation will be supple
mented with an equally brill
liant program, interesting events mark
ing every day Of his weeks visit.
|, The visit to the President at the
White House at Q o'clock this afternoon.
when DR. Brum and his suite were ac-
companied by the Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Lansing: Mr.. Hugo ". dc Pena.
charge de'affaires of Uruguay. and the
escort assigned to DR.. Brum during his
visit here. was the first event Of inter-
est, and followed an informal luncheon
party at the residence Of Maj. and Mrs.
Gist Blair. in Pennsylvania avenue, the
Washington home of the mission.
The dinner at the home Of the Secretary
Of State this evening will initiate other
parties Of equal bril1ancy and interest.
Mr.. William Phillips. assistant secretary
Of state. will entertain DR.. Brum and
the members Of his party at dinner to-
morrow night, and MIR. de Pena will
ofrer similar hospitality Sunday even
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informal reception for the distinguished
visitor, but the date 10 still tentative.
There will be the usual trip to Mount
Vernon and other points OF interest. and
perhaps several luncheon parties Of more
than usual note.
DR.. Brum Is q man Of distinction. and
is the minister of foreign relations Of
Uruguay. He Is only 'thirty-five years
old. and will probably be the next
President of Uruguay. He is as credit
ahl0 tn eOcia1 nnltffr0l life
The Speaker and Mrs. Clark will be
the honor guests ut a dinner which
Representative and Mrs. J. Campbell
their residence in Kenyon street.
Representative and Mrs. Cantrill
were hosts at dinner last evening, on
tertaining in compliment to Miss An
tony Walden. whose marriage took
place later in the evening.
Mr. Georges Roussos. minister of
Greece. and Mr.. A. Vouros. counselor
Of the legation. went to New York
yesterday to meet N. G. Kryiadkides
and Archbishop Mexaxakia primate OF
the Orthodox Greek Church. who head
two social missions from Greece to
the United States.
from French steamship and will
come to Washington in the very near
future. when they will be presented
to the President and entertained as
Kryiadktdes' mission is an important
one with the State Department. while
the bishops visit concerns his church.
Washington today. after a short stay
in New York with Mr.. Thomson.
A wedding of interest in Washing
ton is that of Miss Gertrude Dewitt
Talmage. daughter of the late Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. F. Dewitt Talmage. and
granddaughter Of the late Rev. DR.. T.
den Minich. chaplain. u. s. A, which
will be solemni9ed Tuesday. August 27,
at o'clock, at Borough Park Congre-
gational Church. Brooklyn. of which
Mr.. Andrea Geisser CeIesia di Veg
liasco, third secretary of the Italian
embassy, has gone to spend the week
end as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
erides Crossing, Mass. He spent
couple of days in New York en- route.
A Cabinet Home Wedding.
Pink, gold and white were the pre-
dominating colors at the wedding last
evening of Miss Annie Ihrie Pou.
daughter of Representative. and Mrs.
Edward W. Pou, and Mr.. Thomas
Antony Walden of Madison, N. D.,
which took place at $3.50 o'clock at
Navy and Mrs. Daniels. in wyoming
avenue.
Quantities of pink roses, golden
rod and blue and white asters adorn-
ed the drawing room, where the cere-
mony was performed by Mgr. James
In LA
relatives and intimate friends.
The Marine Band played the we'd
ding music. and the bride, who was
given in marriage by her father. wore
beautiful gown of white chiffon,
elaborately embroidered in iridescent
loose panel at the front and back.
covered with the seQuin embroidery,
and confined at the waist line with a
rope of tridescent beads weighted
with tassels.
Her tulle veil was held with a coro-
with spray Of orange blossoms. and
she carried a shower bouquet of or
chids and lilies Of the valley.
The matrons Of honor. Mrs. Edwin
Smith Pou, sister-in-law of the bride.
and Mrs, Stewart Ganil Of Washing
sewn with seed pearls. The maids of
honor. Miss Agnes Walden of Madi-
son, S. D., sister Of the bridegroom,
and Miss Margaret Pou. sister Of the
bride. and the bridesmaid. Miss Mar
garet Ripy. wore gowns Of rose pink
tu1le with wreathes of tiny pink
rosebuds in their hair.
AL of the attendants carried baskets
filled with pink rosebuds and ferns
tied with fluffy bows of pink tulle.
Capt. Edward Mcdonald. U. S. A.
acted as best man, and the ushers
were Mr.. Jonathan Daniels, Mr.. Frank
Daniels, Capt. Mark Smith, Lieut..
William A. Elliot. Mr.. T. B. Ward and
Mr.. Robert T. Scott.
An informal reception for the guests
present at the ceremony followed.
when the newly married couple were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Daniels.