The Washington herald., 1906-10-14

White House last season, will return with
his bride in November.
Col. Arthur Lee. of the British army,
formerly military attache OF the British
Embassy, is in the city with his wife, who
was Miss Ruth Moore. of New York.
An engagement just announced from
Boston OF interest to many Washington
friends Of the bride-to-be, is that Of Miss
Constance Bacon. of Boston, and Mr..
John Graenleaf, OF New York. Miss Ba-
cons last visit to Washington was on the
occasion Of the Cobb-POstlethwaite we'd
ding. which she was one OF the brides
maids. Mir Greenleaf is tho eldest son
of Dr. and Mrs Richard c. Greenleaf. Of
New York, a graduate or Yale in the
class Of 1899, and a member OF tne Uni
versity CLUB, OF New York.
Announcement has been received in this
city Of the marriage on October 3 at
Platte City. Mo, Of Miss Lucy Cocllrill.
daughter Of Judge Cockriu. of Platte
City, to Mr.. Kembrough Stone, only son
Of United States Senator Stone, Of Mis-
souri,. The future home of Mr.. Stone and
his bride will be Kansas City, Mo.
The Washington friends of Mrs. Rich
ard Towseud are anticipating the return
of Mrs. Townsend and her daughter with
particular interest. as private letters re-
ceived from abroad, tell Of the continued
devotion TO Miss Townsend of the Duke
de Alba, Of Spain. VINO. for a year. has
been wooing Washington's celebrated
beauty and heiress.
The duke, who, in addition to being one
OF the ErandeCS OF Spain. possesses --.e
English title Of Duke Of Berwick, inher-
/ ited from his English ancestors of the
/ time Of James II. He Is rich, under
thirty years Of age, and allied TO many Of
! the leading families OF three great n3-
tions He first made Miss TOwnsend's ac-
/ quaintance in Paris, where she was a
guest at the Spanish Embassy Of Senor
/ Don Riano and his American wife. the
/ latter. formerly Miss Alice Ward, Of this
/ city.
The marriage is announced on We'd
nesday, October 10, Of Mrs. T. 3. VI.
/ Mason, of this city. TO DR.. Walter a. Me
! Clurg. U. S. n, the ceremony taking
! place at the summer home Of the bride s
/ family at Saugerties-on-the-H Hudson. Lat
/ er in the season, DR.. and Mrs. McClurg
/ will occupy the home Of the latter ON
/ twentieth street and Connecticut avenu-
The Count and Countess Seckendorf
/ who are al the Iatter's estate, RamapO
! Farm. y J.. will return shortly to their
/ home in Georgetown in anticipation OF
/ the marriage of Miss Ethel Seckend0ri
| and Mr. Fleming Newbold which is 20 be
! one Of the most interesting Of the autumn
/ weddings. Miss Seckendorf has already
returned 70 town as the guest of Miss
/ Grace Bell odr and Mrs. Charles Bel
and family win remain a. their country
home on WOodley lane until late in the
/ autumn.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. schley have re-
turned To their residence on I street fol
the winter.
Mrs P R Hit widow OF Rep
resentatiye Hit, WHO is making "a short
visit to New York, viii pass the winter
in her home on X street which is now ir
readiness for her return
Brig Gen. Charles J. Allen. L. s. A.
retired, has returned TO his home
1888 2 street. Washington. D. c.. from
Edgart0wn, Mass, where he has beer
spending the summer.
Dr. J. Ford Thompson sailed yesterday
/ for Europe on the Minneapolis from New
York 10 London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oxuard, who occu
pied a handsome house on y street las
winter, will not return 10 Washington
In yrrhr rr..rr NIL
take an apartment at the Arlington.
/ The marriage OF Capt. Harry r. Lee, %
the Eleventh United States infantry, {,
Miss Emma Clinton Watt. which tool
place on Tuesday. October g. at New
pert News. was originally planned TO
next month. al the brides home in Prov
ideuce- r 1. but was hastened Al IN
/ urgent request Of the bridegroom, wh'
was ordered 20 Cuba, for which point hi
regiment departed October 10. The cere
mony uniting the young people tool
, place at the First Presbyterian church
the Rev E. T. Wexford. the pastor. of
hciating.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Merriam hav
purchased new home on = street, nea
} the Church Of the Covenant, where the.
expect to be located by December I.
Mrs William Ryan and her three Iittl
children. have arrived in Washingtol
from their home at Oak Ridge, and vii
pass the winter al l713 * street
Representative and Mrs. Sibley of Penn
| sylvania. who have occupied The preSen
residence Of japanese Ambassador for
number Of years, have decided TO max
] Washington their permanent winter hOm