The Washington herald., 1906-10-30

The wedding party 20 attend Miss Anna
! Brown and Mr.. Charles II. Bradley, at St.
Maragrets Church. on Thursday after
noon. I'm addition to the bridemaids pub
lished some time ago, will include Mr.
Hugh l. Wilson and Mr.. Marshall +.
/ Mills. of New York, former room mates
of the bridegroom at Princeton; Mr. H.
! Williamson Pell. also Of New York; Mr.
/ Graham II. Poe. of Baltimore; Mr.. W. \.
Steinmeyer and Mr. William A. Robin
son. both Of Pittsburg. Mr. s Duncan
Bradley and Mr.. Edward C. Heald. both
/ Of Washington; Mr. Sevellon Brown, jr,
of Chicago Mr., George L. Hunuess, of
( Boston, and Lieut. Victor Huston. L. S.
n. who will serve as ushers. Mr.. Andrew
Bradley, the bridegrooms brother, viii
be best man. air. Phelps Brown will give
his sister away.
Airs. Bradley, mother of the bridegroom,
will give a supper party for the young
people directly interested tomorrow
evening.
The wedding day for Miss Marie Barnes
and Lieut. Mark Brooke. l. S. A. whose
engagement was announced yesterday
viii be Wednesday, December i, the
ceremony to take place at St. Johns
Church, Lafayette square. with the men
OF the bridal party all brother officers of
the bridegroom. and consequently In uni
form. y small reception will follow at
the brides home, on Twentieth street
Lieut. Brooke, who belongs to the engi-
neers on duty at the Washington Bar
racks, is noW detailed in Cuba where he
expects 10 return with his bride imme-
Giately after their marriage. He is Il
son Of Maj. John Brooke, and member Of
d prominent Philadelphia family OF that
name, and was graduated from West
Point in the class of l902.
Wednesday. December L. has also been
selected for the marriage of Miss Elinor
Morton Hoyt and Mr.. Philip Hiehbon. jr,
which. as already announced. viii be a
home ceremony.
The short and Interesting meeting of
the United Hunts Association came 20 a
close yesterday. to the great regret Of the
sport-loving portion of society which
found its way 20 the Benning club house
each afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont the former
the president OF the assoc. alton, did not
open their house Tor the meeting. as they
propose passing some weeks al their New
York home before coming to Washing
ton 20 remain through the winter Mr.
and MIS-. Belmont during their short stay
mad an apartment ~ the New Willard
Mrs. Root has returned from New York
and with the Secretary Of state occupied
a box at the Beiasco Theater last even
oness Won Sternburg, the japanese Am
bassador and Visc0untess Aoki. the Bel
gian minister and Baroness NouchcGr.
m entertained friends al the same theater
An engagement Of great interest 10 so
ciety, and especially Of the Travelled
branch. Is that of Mrs. Daniel Coke, Of
Philadelphia. and Count di Brazza de
Savorgaan. which has just been announc-
ed from Rome.
Mrs. Coke is the widow Of Daniel
Coke. and Count di Brazza de Saw
orgnan is an Italian nobleman. and Il
brother of Count Pierre Paulo Francesca
Camnli d BTazza di SavOrgnan, the
African explorer Mrs. Coke has lived
abroad for number of years, spending
her winters in Rome, where she met the
count.
Col and Mrs Valentine McNally. who
have been passing the last four weeks at
Atlantic city, are now in New York for
a weeks visit before returning TO town.
They will pass the winter at the Hamii-
Ton.
Mr.. William Rummel. eldest Of the
three talented SONS Of Mrs. Franz Rune
mel. of this city. has returned from pro-
loaged stay in Europe. where he has been
studying the violin under Ysyze and other
famous masters MIR. Rummel is also
We'll known as a nephew OF MT. EcwaTd
Lind Morse. whose musical evenings have
been such an interesting feature Of recent
seasons.
Mr. and Mrs. Morse have announced
their intention to spend the winter in
StocaDridge. Mass. TO the regret OF many
Washington friends.
AIr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll viii pass
the winter in Paris, where they have
leased the former home Of the Duke and
Duchess de Bisaccia Mrs. Carroll Who
has been passing a month in Italy. has
returned TO Paris 70 direct the refurnish-
Ing OF neT new mouse
bIr. and Mrs. Henry Franc were at home
on Sunday afternoon to a large number
OF visitors, who came TO congratulate the
host on his seventeen birthday, Assisting
in dispensing the hospitality of the after
noon were Mrs Harry Franc and Mrs. J.
W NordhnSer. Mrs Henry Franc was
gowned in black lace over black silk. Mrs.
Harry Franc wore q white lace robe. and
Mrs. Nordlinger white cloth costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franc entertained many
guests during the afternoon and evening.
Miss Jack Bradley was the guest Of
honor at a luncheon given by Mrs.
Thomas K. O.Brien Saturday Others