The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-02
Plans of Wedding
OF Miss Faulkner
TOS. R. SnodgraSS

Mss Sally Wynn Faulkner. daughter
Of former Senator c. J. Faulkner, Of
Martinsburg, W. Va, whose marriage 10
Stephen Rawlings Snodgrass, of Mar
tinsburg, will take place October % a.
Boydville, the old colonial home of the
FauIkners at Martinsburg, viii have as
her matron OF honor her sister, Mrs.
william White. OF Nashville. Tenn.
The ceremony viii be performed at 8
O'Clock by the Rev. DIR. F. n. Woods,
~ the Presbyterian Church of Martins
burg. and viii be attended only by rela-
:ives OF the bride and bridegroom. Fol
lowing the ceremony there viii be a re-
ception, 10 which a large number Of
guests, including a number from Wash
ngton. Baltimore. Philadelphia, and
other nearby cities. have been invited.
Others in the bridal party VIII include
two little flower girls, Miss Virginia
White. of Nashville. Tenn. niece Of the
bride, and Miss Katherine Weaver. Of
Martinsburg, niece of the bridegroom.
Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew.
who have been abroad for the entire
summer. sailed Saturday on The St.
Louis for New York, where they are ex-
pected TO arrive the latter part OF this
week.
Mrs. Griggs. wife of John ". Griggs.
former governor Of New Jersey. and
Attorney General under President Nc
Kinley, and. Miss Griggs and Miss jean
cite Griggs. are the guests OF Mrs. r.
=. Gardiner. at Northeast Harbor.
Maine
Mrs. John F. Waggaman, of Washing
ton, entertained a company at bridge
the party were Mrs. LOundsbery. Col.
Charles Carter, of Baltimore. Major
Green, OF Toronto, and Captain Bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". z. Rogers and Miss
Kate Rogers are spending some time
at the Windsor, Belmar, n ].
Miss Harriet Ankeny. daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. Ankeny, is entertain
ing a house party Of Portland friends
in their home In Walla WalIa- Wash.
Mrs. Sol 0. Berliner. Of Tenerihfe
Canary Islands, who has been seriously
III for some time, has now recovered heI
usual health and IS preparing 20 start
on her homeward journey. She viii
N
York, accompanied by her sister. Miss
Bertha Gutenberg. They will stop al
the Hotel Seville until September u
when Mrs. Berliner viii sail on the
Cedric for a few weeks in London be,
fore joining her husband.
Mrs Edward T. Cassidy. Of Pitts
burg, who has been spending the sum
mer at Ma gnolia with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren C.
H,TTThl TEgE nf Ftnfra ar
bile party last Tuesday, taking hel
guests for a ride to Bald Pate Inn
about twenty miles from Magnolia Mrs
Fairbanks, wife of the Vice President
was the guest of honor.
Upon arriving at the inn. bridge wa,
played, Mrs. Fairbanks taking tht
guests prize. Other prize winner.
were Mrs Nugent, of St. Louis: Mrs
W. H. II. Switzerland, OF Washington
Mrs. H i. Loose, of Kansas City. and
Mrs I. Dewitt Talmage, Of Washing
ton.
The Argentine Minister and Nine. Por
tela have recently arrived at Manches
ter-by-the-Sea, -on the North Shore o.
Massachusetts, for a fall visit. They
were accompanied by their sons Don
Julian and Lieut.. Don Manuel Portela
both OF the legation STAFF.
Nine. ThierTy. who spends her winter
at the NOrmandie. has gone 20 Mag
nolia Beach for a few weeks. She enter
tanned at dinner last week in honor o
Nj. de Thai, OF the Russian embassy.
Mrs Hay. widow of John Hay. forme
Secretary OF State. has gone from he
summer home at Dublin y. H. 10 max
\ visit with Mrs. William J. BOardmal
at her summer home at Manchester-by
the-Sca.
The Baroness Elizabeth Rosen, daugh
ter OF the Russian ambassador, assiste
most graciOuSly at q Swastika booth a
the great benefit entertainment 70
the Addison Gilbert Hospital held q
Hays Hammond, wife of the millionair
South African mining engineer, who wi
become a winter resident OF Washing
ton In another year. presided over tn
both.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartman, OF Ne,
York, who are winter residents q
Washington. and their daughter, Mis-
Green Spring valley, at the Hotel Chat
tClanee, where they will spend SepteW
her. Miss Hartman viii then MAX
visits to New York and Tuxedo Par
before returning TO her parents HON
here on COnneCUiuCut avenue.
Miss Dorothy Lawson, daughter q
Thomas Lawson, the famous BostO
millionaire, who Is well known in SOC
ETY. in Washington, Is entertaining
party OF young people on board he
fathers yacht. the Gypsy. on a cruis
along the coast OF Massachusetts.
The newly appointed minister TO Per
STA. John j Jackson. who has been (
America all this summer, sailed SatuI
day for his new post He will Join Mr.
jackson I'm Athens, Greece. and she wi
proceed with him on his journey
Newport today is revealing in its ar
nual horse show. which begins this at
sernOon. This viii be quite as much Of
fashionable clothes SHOW as an eXhlb
ton Of equine beauty and skill. and wi
leave nothing else of interest in New
port this season when It closes.