The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Calvary Baptist Church will be the
scene Of an interesting wedding this even
ing, at which the contracting parties will
be Miss Amy Warn and Mr.. Otto L.
Veerhof. both of this city. AIiis Abbey
Warn viii be her sisters maid of honor,
and the following young women will
serve as bridesmaids: Miss Lula Veer-
hof, The brldcSroom's sister. Miss Mana
Gum Of Fort Scott. Kans; Miss Elsie
Doolittlc, of Hamilton, Canada; Miss
Ailcen Willett, Of Newport News, Va.
The ushers will bc Mir. Shelby Clark and
Mr.. Lawrence Hitchcock, Of Cleveland,
O. MT. Tom Davis of IIarrisville, w.
Va, and Mr. Clarence Whitmore. of this
city. DR. Ralph Lang. OF Baltimore.
cousin of the bridegroom, will be best
mIn. Rev. DIR. Greene. the pastor Of the
church. VIII oficiate. a reception At the
home OF the brides parents Will follow
the ceremony.
The marriage OF Miss Alma Richard
son and Mr. Walter Richard Frey viii
take place this evening at the home Of
the brides parents DIR. and Mrs. Z. J.
Richardson. Owing 10 the illness in the
family, the guests viii be limited TO the
immediate relatives and some close per
sooal friends.
4 wedding of interest to 4 large circle
Of friends will take place this evening at
the Church of the Reformation on Capt.
tol IInl. at which the contracting parties
viii be Miss Florence Metz, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Metz, and Mr.
Charles 4 Gordon. Miss Metz Will have
Miss Gertrude jenkins, OF Strasburg, Va.
Us maid Of honor. The bridegroom viii
be attended by Mr.. Ernest Guard, Of
tins city.
The marriage Of Mr.. Edward II. BuIlSc-
ley. we'll known in this city, to Miss Mar
garct Stewart, of Newport, which was
announced TO take place October s, has
been postponed, owing to the serious Ill
ness OF the bTidogroom-elect Miss
Stewart, who was recently graduated
from the Newport Hospital Training
School assisted in taking care of Mr.
Bulkelev during a serious illness some
months ago. and is now At his bedside
The marriage viii take place as soon as
Mr.. Bulkeley is restored 10 health
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bntton have
left their country place near Chevy
Chase for several weeks stay at the
Virginia fiot Springs before reopening
their town house for the winter
At the marriage of Miss Mary z. Por-
ter to DR.. Carroll Agnew White on the
evening Of October Il, the bride VIII be
attended by Miss Carrie Goddard, of
WeIlston. Ohio as maid of honor; Miss
Marjorie Bethel, Of Upper Montclair, n
J.. and by her small sister. Miss Anna
Porter. Mr.. Ralph Piper, of Columbus,
Ohio. will be best man. The future resi-
dence OF Dr. White and his bride viii
be Maryville Ohio
Mrs. s. ". Cans will celebrate her
eighty-third birthfy next lay. Oc-
tober Il. at her residence. T-5 "a street.
when she will be at home from 10 6
/ o'clock
The marriage is announced on Mon
/ day. October s. at st. Pauls Roman
! Catholic Church. Baltimore. Of Miss
/ Mamie \. Barnes and Mr.. Joseph 4.
Boyle, both of this city. Rev. Joseph a.
/ Foley officiating. After a wedding trip
/ to New York and other points North
/ Mr. and Mrs. Boyle viii be at home at
/ 1134 5 street
/ Helene Black have returned 20 town.
and are settled in their new home, III
s street The marriage Of Miss Black
and Lieut.. stephen Abbott, L. 5 A,
will take lace in December.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Donnen are en-
tertaining Mr.. ODonneTs sister, the
/ Vicomtcss de la Bassetiere. of France,
at their estate in Maryland. On the
completion of her visit there the Vicom-
! tess will be the guest OF her uncle, ex-
/ Gov John Lee Carroll, at DoUghoregan
/ Manor.
/ Mrs W. s Overman, who has been
/ visiting her parents, Gen. and Mrs. An
son Mills. at their home on Dupont Circle
/ for several weeks, will leave to-day TO
/ ioin Capt. Overman at Fort Smelling,
MInn. Gen. and Mrs. Mills later in the
week viii leave for a trip to Mexico.
/ Capt. and Mrs Richardson Clover and
their young daughters returned yester-
/ day from their California home to their
house on New Hampshire avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Mitchell have re-
turned from Naragansett Pier 10 their
home In this city
Representative and Mrs. Edward DeV.
( Morren, of Pennsylvania, have closed
their cottage at Bar Harbor, and are
now at LenOX.
Mrs. Ralph n. Ellis. of New York.
formerly Miss Elizabeth Warder, of this
city. was one OF the notably well gOwned
women at the opening Of the Belmont
Park fall meeting on Monday. Mrs.
/ Ellis wore a coat costume Of deep plum
colored cloth and velvet, with velvet
/ hat OF same color.
/ Mrs. Butler. of Chicago, who has been
/ spending the summer with her sister,
/ Mrs. Margaret Hatch. has gone to the
mountains near Cumberland. Nd Mrs.
I Hatch has reopened her home On Nine
teenth street.
The Herald will be pleased to publish
/ items suitable for this column if accom-
panied by the name and address Of the
paper only. Items intended for the
writer, and written on one side Of the
/ Herald's Sunday edition should reach
this Office not later than noon on Satur-
/ day TO insure attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt
have taken apartments at Stoneleigh
! Court for the winter.
Miss Ncttie Mannheimer. Of Cincinnati.
/ Ohio. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. David
I Sanger, at the Elberon.
The Mcrrymakcrs will give their first
annual dance of the season tomorrow at
/ National Rifles Armory.