The times., 1901-06-02

Mr. and Mrs. Barber will sail for Eu-
rope June -, and will be gone a year,
spending most of their time in Edinburgh,
while Mr.. Barber superintends the build
ing of new yacht to be named the Lo-
rina, after their daughter, Mrs. L. T.
Davis.
The month of brides and roses began
very much as May ended, with alternate
showers and sunshine, as though both
months We're patterning after April
Weddings, of course. will form the chief
interest of the next four weeks, the first
notable ceremony to be that of Mr..
Blaine and Miss Hichborn, which will
take place next Tuesday at noon. AS
previously announced, the marriage will
be a family affair and be solemnized at
the home of Admiral and Mrs. Hichborn,
parents of the bride. The wedding gown
is to be of misty ivory toned lace. The
beautiful young bride will wear no veil
and carry a cluster of purple yiolets in
place of the conventional white blossom
bouquet. There will be no attendants
and the guests will be limited to the fam
lilies of the contracting pair. When DR..
Radcliffe has performed the ceremony
alIi the congratulations have been ex-
tended Mr.. Blaine will take his bride for
a three months tour abroad. Upon their
return to New York, where they will
up his journalistic work on a leading pa
per of that city.
On Wednesday evening at O'Clock Miss
Norena Guest, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Guest, and DT. Harry Reid
Hummer will be married at Trinity NJ. +.
Church.
Miss Grace Louise Knowlton and Mr..
Clarke Waggaman will be married next
Wednesday at Valley View the subur-
ban home of DR.. and Mrs. Clarke Wag-
gaman, grandparents Of the groom. The
ceremony will take place in the country
home of the Clarke's because the deli
cate health of Mrs. Clarke would not
have otherwise permitted of her attend
ing the ceremony, and the affalr VIII De
very quiet one owing to the deep
aunt of the bride
Perhaps the wedding which viii create
the widest social interest during the COM
ing week will be that of Justice Brewer
and Miss Emma Miner Mott. The cere-
mony will take place. as already an
nounced, at Burlington, Vt, where Miss
Mott is now the guest of her niece, Mrs.
J. Iindley Hall. Mrs. Karrick and Miss
Brewer will remain here Justice Brewer
and his bride will pass the summer at
Liberty Hall, his summer home on the
'hore of Lake Champlain.
Miss Anna Irvine, who will sail for the
Philippines June Is, to be married to
Capt. Charles Lyman, of the Marine
Corps, is piquant and pretty girl of
twenty, who has known her future hus-
band since early childhood. She will be
accomparied on her long journey by his
mother Mrs. Charles H. Lyman. Miss
Irvine is the daughter of Lloyd II. Irvine,
Of this city. and the groom who Is also
a Washingtonian, won his present rank
by reason Of his bravery during the Span
ish american war.
Mrs. sternberg. wife of Surgeon Gener-
al Sternberg. entertained at tea yester-
day afternoon, when her friends had the
opportunity of admiring the beautiful
new home which General and Mrs. Stern
berg took possession of not so long ago
Mrs Charles ". Fairbanks will have 4
reception given in her honor on We'd
nesday. June Y, at the residence of Mrs
John Miller Horton, Vice Regent of the
Buffalo Chapter, ID. A r., at Buffalo, N
Mrs. Newman, widow of Bishop ]. P
Newman of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, has gone to New York to visit
her Invalid mother Mrs. Newman has
lately returned from Palestine. where she
ioined in Jerusalem about two months ago
Mrs Leland Stanford. Mrs. Newman
has rented her house in Saratoga Springs
for three years and will spend her WIN
ters hereafter in this city at p Chapln
Avenue, corner of Fourteenth Street.
Booked on the Aller, which left New
York for Genoa by way Of Gibraltar and
Naples yesterday were Justice Brown,
of the United States Supreme Court, and
Mrs Brown, and Miss H. s. Ellis, OF this
city.
Mrs O. II. 2. Belmont, who Is already
the owner of a number of fine houses at
New York and at Newport, was last Fri
day placed in legal possession of another
mansion, 677 Fifth Avenue, New York,
the title TO which was transferred to her
by her husband, o. II. p Belmont.
Mrs. r. II. Townsend. of this city, is
TO occupy one of the Cliff cottages at
Newport this season.
Among the Americans whc attended
the review which was given by Emperor
William in honor of Queen Wilhemina
at Berlin yesterday were Andrew d.
White. the United States Ambassador,
and Mrs White; United States Senator
Albert j. Beveridge, f. w. Hollis. eX-