The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21

years, and was practically reared here
He was member OF the Rough Riders
in the Spanish war. and led the charge
in the first battle after his captain, Allyn
Capron, was shot down, until he was
himself wounded and fell, He was badly
wounded and spent many weeks in Wash
ington with his relatives. Mrs. Draper
and Mrs. Kimberly. while still on bis
Crutches He was appointed TO the reg
ular army by President Mckinley on his
splendid record on the battlefield. Five
years out of six years service in the
regular army he has spent in the Philip
pines
Miss Whites only attendants at her
wedding were her two little cousins
while Lieut. Thomas had for his best
man his uncle. Duff Haynie, of Chicago
who married the popular Miss Nellie
Thomas Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas viii 60
at once to his post at Fort Slocum. \. y.
Miss White is an only child OF wealthy
parents. a graduate of Vassar College,
and d relative of the George NJ. Pullmans.
Of Chicago
MI and Mrs. Fielding Lewis Marshall
and their daughter, Miss Mary b. Mar
shall, have returned from New York
where they went 10 meet Mrs. MARSHALL s
sister. Mrs. CurtIer. of Bevere, Worces-
tershiTe. England. and her little daughter
Helen, who have come to this country for
the marriage, April 80, of Miss Marshall
and Richard r. A Amphlett, of Wych-
bold, England Mr.. Amphlett arrived on
the same steamer with Mrs. Curtler.
Mrs. Root, wife Of the Secretary Of
State, is spending some time as the guest
of friends in New York City and on Long
Island Miss Root has been at the Root
country place in Clinton, \. I, for sev-
eral days. and will probably return 20
Washington with her mother some time
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. auckland will SAL
to-day for Naples. visiting the Azores and
Madeira Islands and Gibraltar on the out
ward passage. After brief stay in
Naples they will continue their travels
to the east as far as Alexandria and
Cairo On their return voyage they viii
make brief stops in Greece. Malta, Sicily,
and among the Italian lakes, returning 70
Washington about July ].
The marriage is announced of MI Ed
ward H. Young ana Miss Wilhelmina ;.
Keibler. Rev. Thomas Chalmers EastOn
officiating, on Monday, April Is, 1897.
Mr and Mrs. Clarke Waggaman am
nomce the engagement of their sister,
Mary Agnes Waggaman, and Mr.. Albert
w. Willett The wedding is to take place
in June.
An entertainment was given at the Ar
lington NJ z. Church Tuesday evening
which was wei attended. Miss Maud Belle
Rice gave several reeitauons, among them
Jean Vatican and the Bishop Miss
Rice's Interpretation OF this interesting
and pathetic event, the turning point in
the life of "a criminal, and her conception
of the bishop was of a high degree OF
merit.
Miss George V Forbes has returned 10
the city after an extended sojourn OF nine
months through the West, having visited
in California, Nevada, Utah. Colorado
and most of the large cities of the West
Mrs William A. Megrath of New York
who has been the guest of Mrs. Charles
r. Forbes for the past ten days has re-
turned home.
Mrs Walter F. Worthington, wife OF
Commander Worthington. L. s. n, gave
"a delightfully."- appointed luneneOn We'd
nesday. at her residence, Maryland avenue
Annapolis, in honor of her niece, Miss
Evelyn NJ. Worthington, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Worthington, Of
Duke Of Gloucester street. The colol
scheme was yellow, yellow daffodils being
the flowers used in the decorations. Gov
ers We're laid for sixteen. Those presen
Tughman, Miss Edith Cutler Miss HeleT
Seymour of WashingtoUs Miss Roberts
jenkins OF Baltimore: Miss Helen Kin
kaid Miss Marjorie Bartlett Miss Grace
Howard, Miss Ethel Cowie, Miss Luc!
Claude, Miss Senette Bomny, Miss Mar
gUerite Ames, Miss Laura Steele, anC
Elizabeth Worthington.
The marriage of Mrs Anne ArmisteaC
Parker 10 Mr.. George r. Croxton, of Es
sex County, Va, will take place in thi.
city on May Is. at o'clock. The wedding
VIII be simply arranged the only attend
ant being Mrs. Parkers small son, Mas
ter Rutledge Armistead Parker
DR.. and Mrs. J. J. Muir have SEN
out invitations for the marriage of theii
daughter, Miss Edna Alexandra hsuir. an,
Dr. Elmer Fahey Yount on Tuesday
April 80. at 4 o'clock, at the Temple Bap
fist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion X. Paris have sen
out cards for a reception Thursday. Apri
-, in celebration of their silver weddinl
anniversary.
Cards are issued by Mrs. William d
Moore, of New York City, announcing tn,
marriage, on April Is. of her daughter
Saidee Ransom, 10 Mr.. Frederic Carlos
Mills, formerly a resident Of this city.
The Orableu Club. a recently organized
Business High School Fraternity, gave in
initial dance at the Arlington Thursda1
evening. The friends of the members
chiefly Business High School graduates
turned out in large numbers. The com
mittee on arrangements was Mr.. Franz
g. Whitney. chairman; Mr.. Ray Hea
cock, and Mr. T. L. Trey. The officers O
the club are: T. p, Corbett, president
A. r Galliher. vice president, f. "
Bond. secretary; George 9. Whitney
treasurer. II is the intention of the clul
to give regular monthly affairs of an in
formal character
Miss Miriam SmOns entertained part
IF friends at her residence, 1l02 Thirteenth
street northwest. last Friday. The youn
folks spent the early part of the evening
playing games, and later refreshment
we're served. Those present We're: Mis-
Elizabeth NJ. Davis. Mr.. Leonard Butt
Beatty pansr Al ponuIay pvieaS