The Washington times., 1906-10-02

Washington Saturday from Newport,
where he spent the summer.
Viscount de Chambrun. attache OF the
French embassy, has returned 10 WASH
. ingt0n for the season.
| ". de Pury. charge d'anaires for
! Switzerland, reached Washington last
evening from LenoX.
Col William 8. Odeu and Joseph W.
Meyer returned on Sunday from a
months trip TO Mexico. accompanied by
I II. II Darneille and r. I. West Capt
/ John Il. Bowling, VINO has spent the
last three months in Mexico, returned
/ on the same day. Captain Dowling re-
turned by rail, while the rest OF the
party came by the steamer Monterey
via Vera Cruz and New York. en-
cOuntering a portion Of the recent heavy
storms in the Gulf Of Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Denny have
gone 20 the Virginia Hot Springs for q
short visit. Alexander 3. Legare also
arrived there yesterday.
Horace Lee. OF This city. sailed from
New York today fOr Bremen on the
krOnprinZ WilhelIn. OF the North Ger
| man Lloyd line.
/ Miss A F. Adams, who sailed for
( Europe some time ago, IS now in Paris
/ Mrs. Donald Mclean arrived in Wash
/ ingt0n yesterday and is staying at the
New Willard.
Mrs. Joshua vs.. Butt Is preparing 10
rent her apartment at TIE Dupont so
that she may f0iu he- son. Capt Archi-
bald William Butt, in Cuba, where ne
I Is now stationed. Both the captain and
his mother are faVOrltcs here. having
| won The affection OF all with whom they
came in contact by their gentle con
sIderatiou for those around them. They
viii accordingly be greatly missed
Lieut.. and Mrs. John w. Timmons.
the latter the daughter or Vice Presl-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks, who have
/ been iu town all the summer, LETT last
| evening for Ohio, 10 visit their rela-
/ tiyes there. ana viii then go 20 Indian
apoIls. where they viii visit Vice PTesl-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks, returning mere
! in about two weeks.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs William NJ BObb, OF TINS city
! for the marriage OF their daushleI ~ en- @
ME Elizabeth, 10 William Leonard lHuI-
Der. also of this city, Tuesday evening,
/ October l6. only relatives and intimate
! friends have been asked.
The marriage OF Miss Katherine Nir-
/ gInIa Cole. daughter Of Mr., and MIS.
/ T.ayyrence Cole. to Albert Kuhn took
DIaca last evening at the parsonage %
/ the Vermont Avenue Christian HIcII' ~
1907 Wallach place. the KEY r y.
Power Oficiating. The ceremony was
v,irDessed only bv the relatives ana
most intimate friends of the contracting
parties The bride wore a pretty tIdN :
cling suit Of blue brOadcloth with I'd =
| 10 match and carried a DouQueL u
brYda roses with ferns. Miss Bertha Il.
Cole as maid Of honor, was DecOinlLs
NV attired in a dress Of pink organize
Charles /. GOOCh was best man
After the ceremony an lnlornal II
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AFTER a wedding trip, which viii in
cIude Charleston, S. c, New YORK anu anu
/ Providence, r. T.. Mr.. and Mrs hunR
viii reside temporarily at the home OF
the brides mother, loZ- CdI Iulllio It :
| street and will be at home to their
friends after October 10.
The Rev. Frederick d. Power also
omciated yesterday at the Wedding OF
Miss Florence A. Angelo ana ChestSI
/ M Reich. both OF washington thSlI
marriage being soIemnIzedl at at 'Ile IIi,co
idence of DR.. Power in Wauach place;
Miss Justine Angelo, sister OF the
bride. attended her, and only rev
friends witnessed the ceremony. MT.
ana Mrs Reich left the city later IN
~ dav for Norfolk. Newport News,
and other places in that vicinity
Miss Mary Howard. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Howard, was mar ar
narents in Wyoming avenue, TO Ensign
Charles Earl Smith, Z. S. \. Ihs rev
Richard Pardee Williams, OF the 4I1I-
{tI- TniscOpal Church. Officiated, only
members of the fauli being present
The bride wore a r JWn OF WhlIe lace
built on chiffon a. , silk anu lVhB
tuIle veil. and carr. 4 a bouquet OF lllieS
of the valley Miss Belle Howard: VINO
wore a dainty dress Of yellow chlIIoh
and carried yellow chrysanthemums
was her sisters only attendant. Hugh
Howard was NJ. Smiths best man
Plans had been made for church Weu-
ding. but on account OF the possibility
of the bridegrOom's g being ordered 10
I Cuba. the marriage took place al the
! earlier date.
BENJAMIN +. Turner and Miss Mary
Vc~milyea were married last evening at
: O'Clock at St Patrick's Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Or. y. j. Stafford. and was Witnessed
only by a few friends. Mr.. and Mrs:
I Turner. who are both Nirginians. VIII
make their future home in this city.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Simms
and Robert NJ. Black took place at noon
yesterday at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. G. Simms,
( in COrCoran street. IN the presence of a
few relatives and friends. The Rev.
James = Mackin. of St Pauls Catho-
lie Church odiciated. and the wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony.
The bride, who was unattended, wore
becoming gown Of champagne rajah
silk trimmed in old lace. She carried
American Beauty roses.
Later In the afternoon. Mr., and Mrs.
Black left for Chicago. their future
/ home