The Washington times., 1906-07-06

y large contingent OF Washington peo-
pie have settled at jamestown, r. L,
for the summer, among them being Mrs.
c. b. Bailey. who has e cottage on
Touro street; Mrs. S. w. Woodward and
Miss Woodward, who have permanently
opened for the season Woodward"
their cottage on Walcott avenue: Ad-
miral L. o, Selfridge, who has a per-
mauent home there; Mrs. Turpin, who
is at the Wainewright cottage; Mrs.
Myra L. Davis, who has leased a fur
nished cottage. and Mr.. and Mrs.
WOTthington, who have Just closed
their Massachusetts avenue residence
for the season. They have taken the
Gilmore cottage, and have their daugh-
ter Mrs. Frailly. with them.
Director Of the Mint George Z. Rob
erts has taken his family 20 Cape May
FOR the summer and will leave them at
the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Orchard have
sent out invitations for the wedding OF
their daughter, Miss Nellie Russell
Orchard. and Lewis WmsIow Horne. of
Bath, Me. The ceremony viii be per
formed on Tuesday evening, July II. in
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
Representative and Mrs. John Dalzeil.
Of Plttsburg left Washington yesterday
for their home IN Pittsburg. They will
make only a short stop there and will
go then 70 Chicago for d short visit and
thence 10 California. They viii visit
their, son-in-law and daughter. Colonel
and AIRS. Dunn, at San Rafael.
Mrs. Richard Weightman VIII leave
tomorrow Tor a weekend visit 10 Mrs.
Alexander Magruder at her country
nome in Maryland. and on Tuesday she
viii 90 10 CaZsnOyia, y. y, for the sum-
mer.
The wedding yesterday OF Miss Helen
stuart A1Chay y-SmlLn 10 Charles Lester
Mariatt. OF this city. was an event OF
particular interest 10 Washington.
he ceremony was performed by the
rather OF the bride. assisted b. the Rev.
Dr. Cornelius B. Smith, rector emeritus
Of 81. james Church, New York The
church was prettily decorated with flow
eis and uIIed by large contingent OF
society people from lar and near.
Miss Gladys MaCkdy-SmlJh and Miss
Virginia Mdckay-S sisters Of the
bride. were ner maids and wore pretty
dresses of pink nOWeTed muslin and
large picture hats trimmed with pink
nOWers-
David FairchHd. Of Washington. was
best man, and the ushers were X. II.
Chapman also OF this city. and Clar-
ence B. Smith. OF New YORK
Miss Mackay-Smith wore a bridal
gown of white net with sleeves and yoke
OF point lace and a court train elabor-
ately embroidered In orchids and pearls.
Mrs MaCkay-Sm the brides mo-
ther wore handsome gown Of chiffon
tafeta embroidered IN viOlets.
Following the ceremony at the church
a reception was held at the summer
home OF the brides parents at Seal Har-
Dor. WildClin
Mrs Marlatt left FOR d brief trip before
sailing for Europe. where they will re-
main until the fal. when thev viii re-
side on Massachusetts avenue, in this
city.
were Bishop and Mrs. Doane, OF Al
bany. President and Mrs. Eliot, OF Cam
bridge, DR.. and Mrs ;. Weir Mitchell.
of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. William
and Rev. Dr. Huntington,
of New York
Clarence Moore has Joined the mem
bers OF his family at Pride's Crossing,
and viii remain with them for the rest
of the summer.
Miss Katherine Reed has gone over to
New York preparatory 10 going TO Can
ada for the summer.
Representative and Mrs. Robert r.
Hit have leased the Kinney villa in
Ocean Road, Narragansett Pier, for the
summer.
Mrs. n. Reizenstein is in Mt. Vernon.
n. y, the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Heilbrun-
MI and Mrs. Albert Sigmund, former
" of Norfolk, Va. have come to Wash
ingtOn 10 reside permanently, and for
the time being are at the home Of the
Iatter's mother. Mrs Charles Kauf-
man. OF Eighteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Lesser, Miss Roselle
Lesser, and Adolph Lesser. Of Augusta,
ca efoppad tu This citV a short while