The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

Capt ]. H. Wood and Mrs. Wood, of
this city, and Mrs. d. r Dulard and
daughter, Miss Mary Dillard. who are
visiting Mrs. Samuel Harriss, Of Bristol,
Tenn, are being extensively entertained
by their relatives and friends in that
city. which was their home for a number
of years before they took up their resi-
dence in Washington.
DR.. Harry HURT, Of 1910 H street. has
returned to his home here after pleas
antly spending his vacation on the East
ern Shore OF Maryland.
Judge Emery entertained a luncheon
party on Monday. in compliment to Chief
Justice Fuller, of the United States Su-
preme Court. at his villa at Hancock
Point, Newport Invited to meet the hon
or guest We're the Right Hon Christopher
Palles lord chief baron of the ex-
chequer Of Ireland; Mr.. Burke. NJ P, for
Dublin, and Judge Peck. Of the Supreme
Court Of Connecticut.
The marriage OF Miss Mabel Braun, Of
Chicago, to Frank 5. Pagin. Of the same
city. took place Monday at the American
church, Lucerne, Switzerland. Rev. Charles
Betucher. chaplain. officiating. The we'd
ding breakfast was served In the private
dining-rOOm Of the Schweizerhof, twenty
of the brides friends being present. The
table was decorated with American
Beauty roses and American flags Mr..
and Mrs. Pagin will return 10 Chicago
in September. but in the meantime will
tour France in an automobile.
Mr.. L. L. Nicholson, jr., Mr.. John Or
Vile Ecker. and Mr. Harris Crist. who
sailed from NeY York for Europe August
3, have reached Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Doughty are other
Americans now in Paris.
Viscount Charles de Chambrun. secre-
tary to sthe French Embassy. who went
abroad for a vacation in May, has re-
turned TO America, and is at present the
guest Of Count Sala, at the Hotel BerlI-
eley, Newport R I.
Many visitors have arrived at Newport
for the national tennis tournament. which
started yesterday. and quite a number Of
players were entered in the contest from
all over the North. Among those regis
tered at the Casino are Robert B. Nelson,
w. Bigelow, Ralph II Thomas, Seymour
Johnson, c. NJ Bull, jr., Arthur Goadby
T. l. Winthrop. Griswold A Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Redmond, p. IT,
Palmer. Walter Y. Bennett, and II. r.
Carpenter. Jr.
Miss Helen Hibbs returned yesterday TO
Leesburg. Va. from Greenwich. Conn.
where she has been a member Of a large
house party for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Robert II. Bohlen. Of Philadelphia.
who is a frequent visitor to Washington
during the winter. is at the Colonial
Arms, Magnolia. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Won Alaboff went
over from their place. at Monticello, Va,
to Old Point, TO be present at the dinner
given in honor OF Prince wilhelm Of
Sweden, last night by the governor of
Virginia and Mrs. Swanson.
Meadowbrook Farm. the fine old estate
Of Judge W. S. Lewis, near Leesburg
Va, has recently been purchased by Mr..
William Astor Chanler. Of New York.
a grandson Of John Jacob Astor. and
brother Of John Armstrong Chanler. the
former husband of Amelie Rivers. the
well-knOwn Virginia authoress. Mr.
Chanler viii take possession OF Meadow
brook about October l, and will imme-
diately ship a large number Of fine horses
from his New York stables down to the
Virginia place.
A wedding took place at 1 p. m. Satur-
day at the residence of Mrs. c. w. Corn
well, 1924 Twenty-ninth street northwest.
when her sister. Mrs. Katharine Virginia
Luckett, and Mr.. George J. Johnston were
married by Rev. Robert NJ. Moore. The
| ceremony was witnessed by only the i'm
mediate families OF the contracting
parties. The bride was gowned in gray
| Organdie elaborately trimmed In lace. and
carried pink roses. She had in attendance
her niece. Miss Mildred CornweU and
cousin, Miss Aline Bateman, as flower
girls. After congratulations, the bride
dOnned her travelling gown Of blue silk.
with hat to match, and the couple left
for a Northern honeymoon trip. Mr. ana
Mrs. Johnston will be at home to their
friends at the Lester, 2144 F street north
west, after October !.
Col. Francis G. Cotton and HIS dAIgb-
ters. Miss Cotton and Miss Margery Col
ton. returned TO Washington yesterday
from Deer Park, Nd, where they spent
the early part OF the summer, and are
now at their home in Connecticut avenue.
Miss Margery Cotton expects TO Join the
party Of the Secretary Of War and Mrs
Taft shortly and sail with them for the
Philippines September 10
Mrs. Philander c. Knox, wife OF Sena-
tor Knox. of Pennsylvania, and her friend
Miss Marsh, who is a skillful motorist
have arrived at Atlantic City, where they
will spend several weeks Mrs. Knox
and Miss Marsh made the trip from
Philadelphia 10 Atlantic City In their big
touring car in a remarkably short time.
DR.. Louis Mackall, OF Thirty-f1rst and
o streets. Georgetown, is out Of town
for several weeks.
DR.. D. Percy Hickling and Mrs. Hick-
ling, who have been on an extended trip
to New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
are at their home IN Washington again.
Mr.. Owen Gibson and Mr.. Ernest John
ston. OF Washington, will leave to-day for
a trip embracing Niagara Falls and
Store Closed pm. Saturdays pm.