The Washington herald., 1907-10-18

Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Bangs will make
their home AT the Sheridan upon their
return TO Washington
The Fourth Presbyterian Church. at
Fairmont and Thirteenth streets. was the
scene Of a quiet wedding Wednesday aft
ernoOn. Miss Anne E. Draper. daughter
Of the late Lemuel J. Draper L. S. n.
and Mary E. Draper. and Mr.. Clyde W.
WarburtOn, Of Independence. Iowa. being
the bride and bridegroom. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Joseph T. Kelly.
D. D.. pastor, and was witnessed by only
the immediate families and a few friends
The best man was Mr. r A. Oakley. and
the usheTs were Mr.. W A Ball and Mr..
A II. Leidish The bride wore a travel
ing suit OF blue vOile and carried Bride
roses. Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for a trip through the
West. They will be at home 20 their
friends after December !, al 3025 Fifteenth
street northwest
Or. Richard D. Harlan. the special rep
rCsentative Of the George Washington
University movement. and Mrs Harlan
have removed their residence from Mr..
Justice Harlan's house TO Stoneleigh
Court.
The announcement was made yesterday
by the American Minister 10 Denmark and
Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan of the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Pa
trice Egan. TO Mr.. Elmer Murphy. Of Los
Angeles. Cal No date has been set for
the wedding. which viii probably be SOL
emniZed at the legation in COPENHAGEN.
Miss Patrice Egan is now in Denmark
with her father. and viii be joined there
later by Mrs. Egan ana her sister. Miss
Carmel Egan, who are still in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Whittemore. who
have been abroad for several months, have
returned 10 Washington and are at the
Arlington for the winter. Their hand
some residence in New Hampshire avenue
has been leased for the season to Repre-
sentative Weeks, Of Massachusetts.
Sir John Harrington. British Minister
to Abyssinia, and Lady Harrington, for
merly Miss Amy Mcmillan, who were
married last Saturday, sailed from New
y
They Will spend some tine in Europe be-
fore going to Sir Johns post of duty at
Ads Abeba, Abyssinia-
Mrs. o. H. Titman has returned to
Washington and opened her residence in
Hillyer place for the winter.
Miss Jean Walsh left the city a few
days ago, TO spend a part of the winter
il Mexico, where she viii be the guest
Of her brother
Mrs. Barnett, wife Of Capt. Barnett,
L. S A, has returned TO her apartment
at the Highlands for the winter.
Mrs. John Frederick Leech and Mss
Katherine Leech, who have recently re-
turned to their residence in Massachu-
setts avenue from the North. will leave
Washington to-day for West Point, where
Miss Leech will attend a hop tomorrow
evening. Mrs. Leech and her daughter
viii then go to New York, where they
will remain until Wednesday
Mrs. Goodwin, wife of Judge Russell P.
Goodwin. has Joined her husband at the
Portland, after an extended trip through
the Yellowstone Park
Miss Bryan and Miss Eleanor Bryan
have opened their house in Connecticut
avenue, having recently returned from a
sojourn in the Rockies and a trip
through the Yellowstone Park. DR..
Bryan and a party Of friends joined the
Misses Bryan for this trip, and came to
Washington with them.
The marriage Of Miss Louise Stanton,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ]. |
Stanton. 20 Mr J. Leo Kolb will be
solemnized Wednesday, November 6, at
high noon, In Holy Trinity Church. |
Georgetown. No invitations have been is
sued for the wedding