The Washington herald., 1907-06-04

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her home on Twentieth street. Shortly
after the death Of her mother, Mrs. Mey-
ers. year ago. she sailed for Europe
and since then she has visited every civ
ili5ed country on the globe,
The Secretary Of War. who has been on
a Western trip. has returned here, bring
Ing with him his mother, Mrs. Alphonso
Taft, Of Millbury. Mass, who viii remain
here at the Taft home on K street for a
week
Mai Kunishige Tanaka. military at
tache Of the japanese Embassy. has
leased an apartment at the Portland
where he is now located. and will be
again after spending the summer with
the embassy stan at Buena Vista Nd
Miss Laura Sherman, who spent the
winter here, has gone TO Des Moines.
Iowa, 20 be the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Sherman. Miss Sherman will
probably go later to visit the Misses
Shaw. daughters Of the former Secretary
Of the Treasury and Mrs Shaw, with
whom she was on very intimate terms
during their soiOurn IN Washington
DR.. J. c. Wise. medical inspector. 7. s
y, sailed Saturday from New York for
London, where he will make a stay Of
about a month,
Brig Cen c. ". Raymond. [. s. A,
retired. and Mrs. Raymond, who have
spent the winter in Washington. left a
few days ago for New York. where they
viii be for the next few weeks.
A beautiful but quiet wedding took
place at St Aloysius' Church yesterday
morning. when Miss Nellie Dougherty and
Mr Walter L. Redrow were married by
the Rev. Father Pittar IN the presence Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
DOugherjy; the groom's father, Dr. Red
row: his sister. Mrs. Ireton. Mrs Davis.
Of Cincinanti. Ohio. and Mrs. Clancy, his
aunt, and Mrs Dom
The bride was gowned in a travelling
costume Of light brown. with hat %
match. and wore a beautiful diamond
brooch, the gift Of the groom. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Nan, who
wore a champagne-col5red silk.
The groom. a resident of Washington
Tor the past five years, is the only son Of
Or. Redrow. prominent physician Of
Cincinnati He Is a graduate of the State
University Of ohio and also Of the
Georgetown. '04. and George Washington
University. 'C5. law schools. He Is now
connected with the Interior Department
as a patent examiner. After a beauu-
fully appointed luncheon the couple left
for an extended tour South. Upon their
feturn they viii reside with the brides
parents in their new home. 2l32 street
northwest. where they will be at home to
their friends after June o.
Miss Lucy Bradley, formerly of George
town, who has been spending the last
year in New York, is the guest Of her
brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dun
can Bradley, az their home Thirtieth
and Q streets northwest.
Mrs William Rhett Of Brooklyn. has
leased an apartment at the Ontario for
the summer. In order 70 be near her
parents. Col and Mrs Nathaniel Tyler.
Mrs. William Marshall. Of Warrenton.
Va is AZ present the guest Of Col. and
Mrs. Tyler.
Miss Margaret Darneille, formerly Of
Georgetown, Is located at 2l27 Columbia
road for the summer.
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett Miss Jessie I
McAuline. superintendent Of the Training
School, Mrs. Duma 5. matron Of the
local home; DR.. Irma Haller, president of
the Josephine Circle. and Mrs Alfred
Wood. representing the Crittenton Wheel
Club. are in Baltimore attending the Ma
tional Florence Crittenton Mission con
vention this week.
Mrs, j. T. O'Dea has left the city for
a few months vacation TO Ridgevlle F.
Park, n. ].
Mrs. A. NJ O'Dea has gone for the sum /
ner to visit some friends in Elkins. w /
Va. She will be at home after october l. I
DR.. Maurice Francis Egan. the newly /
appointed Minister to Copenhagen. gave .
a dinner at the Cosmos Club last evening
in honor of DR.. Healy, Of the Catholic F..
The guests were Mr.. Esme /
Howard, Of the British Embassy; Mr.. de /
Thai, Of the Russian Embassy; Mr. /
George Walter Smith. of Philadelphia;
Dr. Devreux. DR.. T. W. Shea, Mr.. Hit. |
Of the New York Tribune. and the Hon. |