The Washington times., 1901-09-23

took place at ASbury Park ana was per-
1 formed by Bishop Walker, of the Episco-
| pal diocese of western New York.
The marriage of Miss Florence Foraker
| and Mr.. Matthews, of Cincinnati, is an
| nounced for November and will take place
at the Ohio home of the brides parents,
Senator and Mrs Foraker. The marriage
| of Miss Julia Foraker, the youngest
daughter of the family. to Mr.. King
Wainwright will take place in Washing
| ton carly in December.
Newport has seen many departures.
Only one wedding OF interest is to occur
this season. that of Miss Elizabeth Wet
more Hunter to Mr.. Morgan This will
be home affair. The Hunters have al
ways livcd at Newport, and they repre-
sent the old aristocracy of the place. A
wedding in the Hunter family always
means gathering of society, and also of
many Newporters who go out little in the
season Newport takes parental pride in
the Hunter family. and cottagers and
villagers will unite in doing honor to the
charming bride and the man of her choice.
When Newport was first fashionable, in
the days prior to the Revolution, the
three beautiful Misses Hunter were mar
ried there to three French officers. noble
men of the old regime. and they were pre-
sented at the Court of Marie Antoinette.
1t looks as if there would be a consid-
cradle amount of life during the coming
week at Tuxedo. The annual horse show
Invariably attracts a large number of
people, and furnishes the pretext for
many a house party. Tuxedo is at its
best In the fall. and the place Is rapidly
filling up.
The news comes from abroad Of the
engagement OF Miss Emily Hoffman to
Frederick Young Dalziel, who is said to
be very wealthy. He is a relative of
James Henry Dalziel, who is a member
of Parliament Miss Hoffman is very
handsome young woman. the only daugh-
ter of the late George Hoffman. of Bal
timore. and a relative of the Key family,
ore of whom wrote THE Star Spangled
Banner"
it was stated at the New York home of
the Secretary of War Saturday that his
eldest son, Elihu Root, jr., had somewhat
improved, and that no fears were now
entertained as to his recovery. The young
man has been i'll for two weeks with ty-
phoid fever, and it was on account of the
critical condition of the case that Mr.
Root hurried back from Washington af-
ter the meeting of the Cabinet on Friday.
Unless his son meets with unlocked for
complications Secretary Root expects to
return to the Capital some time this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard B. Boyle an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter.
Miss Marian Louise, to Mr.. S. Herbert
Harding. The wedding will take place
October 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Greer of
lie Droit Park. have issued invitations to
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Mel
lie. to DIR. James Willard McChesney. for
Wednesday evening, October 2, at 8
o clock, at the Church of the Ascension,
Twelfth Street and Massachusetts, Ave
nue. northwest.
Miss Mabel p. Hayward, who has been
a teacher at the Indian Boarding School
at Carson, New, for two years, has been
promoted and transferred to the Bureau
of Labor at Washington. Miss E. +.
Hayward, of 1919 Q Street, has returned
from her vacation. spent in Buffalo, Ma
CARA. and Asbury Park.
Miss Fish. the daughter OF Hamilton
Fish, will be debutante of the coming
season in New York, She expects to
spend a part of the winter in Washing
ton.