The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-18


we would soon eliminate The professional
Mvstle Halterman in spangled net robe
over silk; Miss Elsie Belt tn white lace
and silk
DR.. and Mrs Bennett viii sail from
New York next Sunday and make their
home At CorOzal, Panama.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Z. Patterson
and Mr.. James Raleigh Watson took
place last evening at the home of the
bride. s03 NJ street, Rev. Joseph Ed
mund Smith. D. D.. OF Grove N. T.
Church. officiating The bride was uAat-
tended, and wore stylish travelling gown
Of blue cloth. with hat to match. Nj.
and Mrs. Watson left Immediately after
The ceremony for an extensive Southern
trip, but will reside in Washington.
Miss Ida Gertrude Smallwood daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs John L. Smallwood, ana
MI. Guy Willard Yost were married last
evening at the Wilson Memorial Church,
in the presence OF a small company Of
relatives and friends The bride was at
tended by Miss Emma Turner. and the
bridegroom by Mr.. Riley a. Hunt. an IN
Gle Of the brides Rev. +. Holmes Lamar.
pastor Of the church, oficiated- There
was no reception, AIR and Mrs Hos-
leaving Immediately after the ceremony
for "a short wedding trip. on their 'e-
turn tley will be at home al 1904 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast.
Mount Vernon Place NJ r. Church was
the scene Of a large wedding last evening,
at which the contracting parties were
Miss Ruth James Murray and AIr. Ed
ward Beamer Crawford, both of this city.
The ushers who seated the company and
later led the bridal procession were Mr.
James ". Crawford. brother Of the groom;
Dr. Gable y. Athey. his cousin, of Balti-
more: DR.. r. II. Olessen. and Mr.. Charles
r. RuffneT, both or this city. The brides
attendants included her cousin, Miss Sue
Athey. of Baltimore; Miss Grace Gran
ford. sister of the groom; Miss Aloina
Yates. Of this city: Miss Elizabeth Ham
merry. and Miss Ida Boucher. OF Lees
! burg. Va.
Miss Lillian T. Wagner. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagner. was mar
ried at the home of her parents, y Ninth
street southeast, last evening 10 Mr.. Louis
F. c. Heintz, only the immediate families
Of the contracting parties being present
After the ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev. John Weidley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heintz left for a trip North. They will
be at home to their friends at 1881 North
Carolina avenue after November 70.
AIr and Mrs. Edwin II. Jemisou an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Margaret a. Jemison, 10 Mr.. Ralph
\. c. .. Cox, on Tuesday october Is.
No invitations were issued FOR the cere-
mony. which was attended only by the
immediate relatives. Mr.. Cox and his
bride are spending their honeymoon n
/ Delaware. but will live at 1910 5 street
Oh their return TO town.
Miss Moreno Boose was married last
evening at O'Clock. at the family resi-
/ dence, I9lI Seventh street northwest, 20
/ Thomas : Sergeon. The ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. W 5
/ Lynn. took place in the bay-window,
amid q bower Of palms. The bride and
( bridegroom. who were unattended, en-
/ tered the drawing room together. Miss
/ BOose wore a becoming gown OF white
I =
/ was a shower Of bride roses. \ reception
( followed the wedding
| Baron SteTHbuTg. Ambassador from Ger
many. with Baroness Sternburg, returned
/ last evening to the embassy in this city
after passing the summer at Beverly
/ Falls, Mass.
{ Sir James WOOdhouse, member OF the
/ British Parliament. and Sir William Per
I kin. the well-known English chemist;
/ Lady Perkin, and the Misses PerlIin, were
presented to President Roosevelt yester-
/ day by Capt. F. Z. c. Ryan, the naval
attache Of the British embassy.
/ The Minister from Guatemala. ~ Mu-
4 noz who is seriously i'll at Providence
Hospital, is reported much improved.
/ Mr.. John Ridgely carter, first secretary
of the American Embassy in London, with
Mrs. Carter and Miss Carter, arrived in
/ New York yesterday on the Carmania
/ Nr. Carter comes home on a years leave
/ Of absence. and with his family viii pass
/ the winter in New York with occasional
visits to Washington and Baltimore the
latter being his former home Miss Car
ter made her debut in London last sum
mer on the occasion Of her presentation
ut court
/ Rear Admiral William S. Cowies, I. :
/ ". has returned from his summer homo
at Pennington, Conn, where Mrs. CowleS
/ and their small son will remain until
/ Thanksgiving. Mrs. Cowles has been en-
pertaining her sister. Mrs. Douglas Rob
! inson. jra of New York. and Miss Robin
son. who have just returned to New
! York.
Col and Mrs. s. Z. Young, Mrs Robert
/ Hineklc..,, and Miss Gladys Hinckiey, and
/ the Misses Cryder. were among the
/ Washingtonians arriving on the Nader-
/ land in New York on Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs Jesse b. Shafhirt have
returned to the city.
Mrs. Edgar, wife OF Lieut.. Webster A
Edgar, whose eldest son has just entered