The Washington herald., 1906-10-14

as last year.
At the marriage Of Miss Anna Aspin-
wall to Lieut.. George Blanchard Comfy,
Third L. s Cavalry, at St Thomas
Church at noon on Tuesday, the bride
will be attended by Miss MUriel GOeple
as maid of honor MI GarTaTd Comfy,
Of Boston, viii be best man. The ushers,
who will all be brother officers of the
bridegroom, will be Lieut. J. n Poole,
Lieut.. Henry Torney, Lieut. ". II. Car
penter. Lieut. Edward Garfield. jr-,
Lieut. Robert Jackson, and Capt.
Frank Mccoy, the latter recently ap-
pointed 10 special duty at the White
House The brides father. Rev. John a
AspinwaH, former rector OF ST. Thomas.
win officiate, assisted by the Rev G. Ern-
est Smith. d. D. The ceremony VIII be
followed by a breakfast and reception at
the home Of the brides parents. on Du-
pOnt Circle.
The marriage of Miss Mary z. Porter,
of this city, To DR.. Carroll Agnew White.
of Marysville. Ohio. will take place Wed
uesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Lee. 1914 Newton street. in
the presence of q large company. Miss
Porter VIII have as her attendants Miss
Carrie Goddard of Wellston, Ohio. Miss
Marjorie Bethel. Of Upper Montclair. Nj,
and Miss Anna Porter Mr. Ralph Piper.
Of Columbus. Ohio. will be best man. The
Rev. Ross Fishburn, Of the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church, will oficiate.
Another evening wedding of Wednes-
day will be that OF Miss Ruth James
Aiurra 10 Mr. Edward BeameT Crawford.
!
non Place Church at o'clock. The large
wedding party will include Miss Sue
Athey. of Baltimore. as maid Of honor;
Miss Grace Crawford, ihe bridegrOom's
sister. Miss Yates, of Washington, NJ IS
Elizabeth Hammersley ana Miss Ida
Beuchler. Of Leesburg. Va, as brides
maids. Mr. James D. Carpenter. of Ala
bama. will be best man, and the fol-
lowing viii serve as ushers: Mr.. James
B. Crawford the bTidegrOom's brother;
DR.. CabeI y. Athey, of Baltimore: DR..
r. II. Olesen. and DIT. Charles z. Ruff
ner, OF this city.
Another interesting wedding of the
week VIII be that Of Miss Zoe Davis,
daughter Of Rrig- Gen. George w Davis.
L. s A, 10 MIR. Richard Calvert, son Of
( the late Charles Baltimore Calvert Of
+ MacAlpine, Nd. Owing 10 both families
/ being in mourning the ceremony viii take
place in the presence of only q small
company at Gen. Davis apartment, at
/ The Connecticut.
/ An out-of-town wedding Of local in
! terest will be that of Miss Helen Doyle
/ daughter Of Mrs. A B. Doyle. formerly
/ of this city. but now Of Asheyille, y
/ C.. 10 Mr Joseph Bennett, also Of Ashe-
/ vile. which viii take place at the brides
home in the latter city Saturday at noon
/ DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd Magruder have giver
up their house on Lafayette square and
taken an apartment at StoneIeigh Court
where they are now established for tht
winter.
Mr. William Hemmick, of Port Hope
Canada, and Mr.. Robert Hemmick, tn,
latter a student at the Naval Academy
/ Annapolis, are the guests OF their sister
Mrs Perry Johnson. Of Connecticut ave,
nue..
Mrs. r P. Shonts and the AIisse.
|Shonts. who have been abroad since the
early spring. sailed from Cherbourg for
New York yesterday They viii come tC
Washington Immediately upon reaching
America.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Pellew and Mis-
/ PeIew have returned from the country
and will spend a few weeks in their Wash
ington house before going to their winteI
home in Aiken. s. c.
Mrs. J. Donald Cameron and Mis-
Martha Cameron. who are still abroad
WI. not return to Washington until lat
in November. when they will occupy thCi
Mrs. Thomas Wilson returned to he
home on Connecticut avenue during M
lpast week, after spending the summer Il
Maine.
Mrs. James L McCammon, with her tw,
Ichildren, will leave shortly for Europe, e
pass the winter in the South Of France.
Mt. and Mrs John G. Capers are at 1i5
4 #Massac achusetts avenue for the winter, Nj
ICapers having returned 20 Washington 4
reside after nearly five years service a
United States district attorney Of S0utl
Carolina,
Lieut.. Henry B. Soule, [. S. y. an,
,slrs. Soule, formerly at the Farragut
have taken an apartment at the West
moreIand.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. George l.. Gillespie
who since leaving Washington eighteel
months ago have Travelled almost aroun,
I the world, will sail from Liverpool 70
! New York October q on the Oceanic. Gen
and Mrs. Gillespie viii spend the winte
between New York and Washington.
/ Capt Fitzhugh Lee. who has been Sc
rlously IN at the Washington Barracks, i
reported greatly improved.
b Congratulations are due tomorrow {
b Mr. and Mrs. James r. Tindle (the latte
= formerly Miss Rebekah Knox of this city
on the second anniversary Of their mar
riage
Mrs A. c. Taylor who recently re
turned 10 Washington to secure a hous
for the winter. has been called to Liber
". n. Y, by the sudden illness OF he
son, Mr. Carrie 81. Taylor. formerly a stu
dent in the medical school, George Wash
ington University.
Capt Stuart Heintzelman has arrive
at his home in this city for a month
! leave Of absence before going to his ne1
T. post at Fort Meade. S. Oak.
The Minister from Persia, Gen Mortez
Khan. left Yesterday for a month 5 vaCa