The Washington herald., 1907-09-20

Senator Albert J. Beveridge and sfrs.
Beveridge sailed from Cherbourg for New
York Thursday on board the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II
Upon their arrival in America they ex-
pect 10 come to Washington to make
arrangements for their home here during
the Congressional session, after which
they Will go 10 their residence in Indian
apoiis. to remain until about December J.
Mrs. Beveridge's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
August n. Eddy, sailed on the same ship
with them for America, and will also
come to Washington. They have retained
their apartment at l155 Sixteenth street.
Miss Bessie Wilmath Brown. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Brown. was
married yesterday AT noon in Epiphany
Church 10 Mr.. Henrik Colquhoun Calm,
! son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henrik Calm The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
La Mothe. The wedding was very simple
and private. only the immediate families
OF the bride and bridegroom being pres
ent- Mr. Calm and his bride LETT Wash
ington Immediately for a honeymoon trip.
which they will spend IN the nearby
mountains. After November J. Mr.. and
Mrs. Calm will be at home, at 1876 Girard
street. The brides mother is one of the
leading Orgauists in the city. having held
the position in ST. Stephens Episcopal
Church. on Fourteenth Street, for some
time.
The German Ambassador and the
Baroness Won Sternburg, who have been
spending a few days in New York. left
there Wednesday for Greenwich, Conn,
where they will remain until a few days
prior 10 their return 10 Washington,
about October !.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson and
Miss Corinne Robinson. who have spent
the past tvo months on the historic
Robinson estate. in Herlimer County.
y. y, have returned 70 their subur-
ban place az Orange, n. J., for the
autumn.
Rev. Clarence Bispham ana Mrs Bisp-
ham. Of Philadelphia, formerly Of Wash
ingtOn. who have occupied a cottage at
Ocean City. y. J.. during the summer.
nave returned 20 their home in PL!la-
delphia Mr.. Bispham expects 70 visit
the jamestown Exposition this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L Randle have re-
turned TO Washington from Atlantic CITY.
where they have spent the summer, Mrs
RandIe having recovered fom the in
Jurles she received at one or the Viz
ginia horse shows early in the summer
Mrs. Cassie Tyler Armstrong has re-
turned 10 the family apartment at the
Ontario from Atlantic city. where she
has been recuperating from a severe
illness.
Mr and Mrs. John Beale and Miss
Beale. OF Georgetown. are again al their
home in Z street, after spending the
summer az Chevy Chase and Northern
resorts.
Mrs. Pierce Crosby and her daughter.
Miss Crosby. returned Wednesday from
Coburg, where they spent the summer
The Norwegian Minister and Nine.
Christian Hauge, who have spent the
summer at Bar Harbor. have left there
and are making a tour IN their automo-
bile before returning 10 the legation in
Washington. At present the Minister and
Nine. HaUge are at the WaldOrf-Astoria.
I'm New York The death OF Frederick
JOY. the attractive young son Of Nine.
Hauge, WILL Of course. throw the lega-
ton into mourning. and Mime. Hauee will
take no part In social life here during the
coming season, which will be very much
deplored, as Nine Hauge Is one Of the
most charming Of Washingtou's hostesses.
Mr. Courtlandt Smith. Of Washington.
is spending some time In New York. AT
the Holland House.
Mrs Williams, wife Of Col John r
Williams. L. 5. A, left Washington yes
terday 70 rejoin her family at Fort Ham
nton. after spending a few days al their
apartment in the Connecticut. Col. and
Mrs. Williams, with their daughter Miss
Juliette Williams have been at Fort
Hamilton all summer. and expect to be
absent from the city for another month.
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where the bride is very well known. took
place Wednesday at Narragansett Pier.
in 81. Peter's-by-the-S Sea. when Miss Is7-
bella WinlOck daughter Of the late Prof.
William Crawford Winlock. Of the Smith
sonian Institution. became the wife OF
Mr.. AlphOnsus Johnson Murphy. son Of
Mr.. OBrien Murphy. Of Dublin. Ireland.
The wedding was small and informal. and
took place In d setting of green and
white, which was formed BY masses of
palms and white asters, arranged within
the altar.
The bride was escorted to the altar by
her uncle, Mr.. George Lane WinlOcIz. of
Boston, who gave her in marriage Mrs.
y. Monroe Hopkins, of Washington. was
matrOn of honor. The best man was Mr..
Henry G. Boyer. Of Portland, Ne
The wedding gown was Of white lace.
over which was worn a white satin coat
The tulle veil was arranged with a coro-
net Of orange blossoms, and the bridal
bouquet was a shower Of lilies OF the
valley. The matron Of honor wore .
princesse gown OF pale blue crepe de
chine, with a garniture Of white lace. and
a large white picture hat, ornamented
with white plumes
Immediately following the ceremony a
reception and n wedding breakfast took
place at Chuwana the villa OF Prof. and
Mrs. y. Monroe Hopkins.
Among those present were. Or md
Mrs. 4 NJ Hopkins, Mrs. p. VI. Prescott
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Morrow. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Kane Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth MurchiSon. Mrs. r. G Dun
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