The Washington times., 1906-11-09
Mr.. GRANT-DUFF
HERE FOR WEDDING
Arranging for Marriage Mon
day to Miss Kathleen Clay
ton, of Washington.

Arthur Grant-Dun. who will be mar
ried next Monday afternoon TO Miss
Kathleen Clayton, sister-ih-laW OF the
Belgian minister, has arrived in Wash
ington. and Is completing arrangements
for the event. He will be attended by
some member of the British embassy as
best man. Miss Clayton will have for
her maid OF honor a former schoOlmate.
Miss Grace Thompson. of st. Louis. who
will arrive in Washington in time for
the dinner zen familie." which the Be-
gian Minister and Baroness Moncheur
will give on Saturday evening in the
legation, In honor OF the bride and
, bridegroom elect.
The guests will be limited TO the men,
bers OF the British embassy and the Bel
gian legation. and a few intimate
friends in addition TO the relatives of
the bride. who are in the city.
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father. Gen. Powell Clayton. who
has already arrived at the legation. Mrs.
Clayton having preceded him by a
Mrs. Jones, wife OF Capt. S. c. Jones.
L. S. A. also has been here for some
weeks, as has their sister-in-laW. the
wife OF Capt. Powell Clayton. jr., who
was formerly Miss LanghOrne. Of Yir-
ginia.
8Ir Grant-Duf will take his bride for
a trip IN Virginia, probably 70 the Hot
Springs. They Will sail later for Eng
land, where they VIII spend the winter,
as Mr. Crant-Dun Will not present his
credentials as British minister TO Cuba
/ for some months yet. He Is still in
mourning for his father. Sir Mounts
Stuart Grant-Dufr. who died this fall.
Miss Clayton has made many friends
both here and In Mexico. She has spent
a large part OF each season here as the
guest OF her sister, the Baroness Mon
cheur, and the other part OF the time.
for some years. in Mexico, where her
father was American ambassador. 1t
was in Mexico that this romance had
British charge d'affaires there during
that time
Miss Mary Digs Lee. daughter OF the
Mrs. Lee, viii be married Tuesday, No
vember q, 20 OuterbTidge Horsey, OF
Frederick county, Nd.
The wedding win take place in the
Chapel OF ST. Anthony. attached to St
Matthew's Catholic Church. and will be
followed by a wedding breakfast at the
home OF the brides mother IN Eight
zenith s. Get. The Rev. Thomas S. Lee,
an uncle OF the bride, will perform the
ceremony.
The Chapel of st. Anthony is a part
Of the most fashionable Catholic church
Of Washington still under course Of
church from Mrs. Howard Robins. OF
New York. formerly Miss Helen Car
roll daughter Of the Hon. John Lee
Carroll, a former governor OF Maryland
| The chapel Is TO be used only for cere-
monies in which the family OF the donor
is directly concerned.
Only relatives and a few personal
friends will attend the ceremony on ac-
counted OF the limited space OF the
! chapel.
Mrs A. r. MeFadden. 1876 V street
northwest, viii give reception this
evening in honor OF the homecoming OF
her son, Arthur. who has been study
ing music in Berlin. Germany. a mu-
steal program has been arranged. Miss
Elizabeth Collins. the well-known So
prano. OF Nashville. Tenn, will be
heard.
At the residence OF the brides parents.
| AIr. and Mrs. Halcyon r. Bishop. 1881
3 street northeast. on November T. Miss
! Helen NJ. Bishop was married 10 MeTlyn
G Cook, lieutenant Z. :. n. Of Kan
sas. the Rev. j. b. Mclaughlin officiat-
/ ing. Immediately after the ceremony
the bride and bridegroom left for a
wedding trip 20 New York. Upon the
| termination Of the trip they VIII take
! up their residence in Philadelphia,
where Lieutenant Cook is commanding
/ officer OF the destroyer Hopkins, at the
I League Island navy yard.
Herman Barr. Of New York city. is
the guest OF his parents in Washington.
Mrs. T. Relzenstein, who has spent
| the past four months in her New York