The Washington herald., 1907-06-19

entered the parlor together, and the cere-
mony was performed at an improvised
altar in a bower where palms and ferns
formed a background for huge clusters
of June roses and white daisies. The
wedding gown was a soft and becoming
creation of white messaline satin over
tafeta The bodice was fashioned with
| lace and tiny hand tucks and the skirt
WAS finished at the bottom with bias
/ folds. la place of the usual wedding veil
/ "A coronet of lilies of the valley was worn,
and the wedding bouquet was "a cluster of
! Bride roses. An informal reception fol-
! lowed. the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs
! Rowen leaving late in the evening for au
extensive wedding trib after which they
/ Will take up their abode with Mrs. Bell
/ at 92l Westminster street northwest
The lawn fete of the Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital began last evening, and
the opening night was as successful as
/ its most ardent supporters could hope
/ for. a warm night brought many guests
/ 10 gather on the lawn and meet friends
/ Delectable viands tlckled the palates of
/ the hungry who came for supper The
/ later hours were devoted TO dancing by
I the younger people. The fete continues
/ through Friday evening.
/ Miss Alice d. Shipley. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Shipley, was quietly
married on Monday afternoon at her
home. 527 Twelfth street southeast 10
/ Mr.. Herman Charles Gauss, Of this city
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
/ John Weidley. of the Church Of the
! Reformation, in the presence of only
/ the immediate families The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Jessie NJ
1 Shipley Mr. Clarence +. Gauss was his
| brothers best man. After the ceremony
/ Mr. and Mrs Gauss left on "A short trip
/ 70 the jamestown Exposition. On their
return 10 Washington they will reside al
/ 1926 Washington avenue southeast, where
/ they will be at home 10 their friends
after July l.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas W Hungerford
| have returned from a trip TO Richmond
and the jamestown Exposition. taking In
/ jamestown Island. Newport News Nor
! folk, and Old Point Comfort.
Maj. Gen and Mrs. Corbin are visiting
Mrs Corbin's sisters. the Misses Patten.
| at their home in Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney has closed
her home here. and will sail to-day for
France. where, in Paris, she will meet
her daughters. the Misses Natalie and
Laura Barney Mrs. Barney will not re-
turn for eighteen months.
Mai. and Mrs. G. De Witt Wilcox, L.
S. A.. and Mrs. Wilcox, Brig. Gen. Win
field S Edgerly and Capt Robert f. L.
Niche. L. S A, and Mrs. Niche will
leave here early IN August and sail for
Germany where the officers have been
detailed 90 attend the army maneuveTs.
Mrs. Darlington. wife Of Gen. Ernest A.
Darlington, and her young daughter, Miss
Darlington. have gone 10 West Point to
spend the summer near the Academy,
which Mrs Garlngton's son is attending.
Cen Darlington has gone 10 Manila. and
will not return until fail
Rev. George Calvert Carter, rector Of
St Andrews Episcopal Church, with Mrs.
Carter and their children, will sail to-day
for a summer abroad. after a short visit
with Mrs. Carter's mother in Philadel-
pha.
Mrs Campbell D. Emory and Miss Eliz-
abeth Emory have closed their home, in
Church street and gone 20 Warrenton.
Va, for the summer.
Assistant Paymaster T. 2. Eallcnger.
Of the United States ship Marietta. is
spending a few days with his mother al
the Cordova.
Miss Mathilde Hamill. of Trenton. y. J.,
who has been the guest Of Miss Ethel
Robeson. at the home cf Mrs. Robesou.
in y street, returned Monday 20 Trenton.
Dr. D. D. Steiner and son. Of Quincy.
H.. are visiting their cousin. Dr. Hartle-
ben. 1ol5 Fourteenth street northwest
Miss Gertrude Whitaker and the Misses
Minnie and Dorothy Hunt are at home 20
their friends at their apartment in the
Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Slater were hosts
at dinner Sunday evening at the Chevy
Chase Club, having among their guests
Miss Emily Wallach, Miss Mabel Mer-
rlam. Gen. Clarence Edwards, and Wood
bury Blair
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brownson were
also hosts at a large luncheon al the
club Sunday.
Secretary Straus, Of the Department Of
Commerce and Labor. and Mrs. Straus
occupied a box last night at the benefit
performance given at the Columbia Thea
ter on behalf of the United States Civil
Service Retirement Association.
Mrs Henry F. Blount has returned
from her trip D. West Baden Springs. in
Indiana, much improved in health.
Mrs. Charles B. Nelson and guests.
Mr. and Mrs James Nelson, Of Kentucky.
who have been visiting her for the past
three weeks, leave to-day for Jamestown
Old Point, and Richmond.
David F. Mann, son Of B. F. Mann, Of
the Government Printing Office, and Liz
zie Stromberger Mann. formerly a we'll
known public school teacher Of this city,
will be graduated from Cornell University
tomorrow. Mr.. Mann is a member Of the
class Of '06, but held over one year for post
graduate specializing. In this way his
name was inadvertently omitted from the
recently printed list of Cornell graduates
from Washington Nh Mann has ac-
cepted position with the Illinois Steel
Company, in Chicago.
Miss Alice Tayloe Buckley and her
father. Thomas W. Buckley, have re-
turned TO their home. "The Naples, q"
Woodley lane, from the jamestown Exposi-
ton. where they have been for the past
week, the guests of Capt II. W. Carpen-
ter, L. s. NJ. c.. Commandant Of the Pow