The Washington herald., 1907-03-24

extreme regret of the large circle of
friends made by the handsome BRIDE
| elect in her two years residence in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wadsworth wiz
give a cotilllon Monday evening at
Rauschers, which viii also be the
| scene of two subscription dances dur
+ ing the same week, the Sixty Couple
/ CoJillon and the dance In aid of the
! children's Country Home
The marriage OF Miss Frances Ishanl.
late Of Chicago. ana Mr. Henry T. Shell
ton. Of Bridgepert Conn, took place az
noon yesterday at sAe home OF Mrs. Levi
IL. Letter, on Dupont circle, where the
bride and her sister have been guests for
several days Only a small company, in
cIudlng the relatives Of both families. wit
messed the ceremony, at which the offieiat-
ing clergyman was Rev. John Douglas
Adam. OF Manchester, VI, who came to
Washington for the occasion. Miss Isham
wore the conventional wedding dress Of
white satin which was pFofusely trimmed
In point de Venise and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies Of the valley and orchids
Mr. Shelton was attended by Mr. Edward
T. Sanford, of New York. A wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony. after
which Mr. and Mrs. Shelton left for New
York 30 sail on Tuesday for Europe. The
bride who is very widely known by her
pet name of 'Grechen." is the youngest
daughter Of the late Edward Swift Isham
who at the time of his death was q resi-
dent of Chicago, where he practiced law
with the Hon. Robert T. Lincoln. and was
a close friend OF the late Mr.. Letter. His
daughters have a summer home at Man
chester, Vt, where their family lived for
many years prior 10 Afr. Edward Ishams
departure for Chicago.
The Visceunt de MarteI, third secretary
of the French Embassy, and Viseountess
de Martel who have been al the Shore
ham, have moved to the residence on Con-
necticut avenue formerly occupied by the
counselor Of the embassy and Nine. des
Portes.
The Count and Countess Hatfield FraC r.
enberg, of Germany, who have been pa ~
ing several months with the parents of tAe
countess. the japanese Ambassador and
Viscountess Aoki. will return home
shortly after Easter.
Miss Hilda Jacob, of street has re-
turned from a very delightful visit 20
Havana. Cuba. where she spent FIVE
weeks as the guest of her brother. Mr.
William Jacob.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Sigmund, who have
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marriage, last January. have taken an
apartment at the Wyoming.
Mr.. Raymond Denzer, of New York.
was in town for a few days.
Mrs. B. Hartz, of Twelfth street, re-
turned to the city on Monday, after
spending the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. Levi, OF Manning. S c.
Mr.. Jack Wei. Of Baltimore. is the
guest of friends for few days
Rev. DR.. Abram Simon spent a few
days in Norfolk during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel HilIman entertained
the members Of the Bowling Club at a
banquet at Harvey's on Tuesday evening
III tElEDidAlGA Dl AAf4E SAAAEEAAtt AEAll4tE
anniversary. The guests we're DR.. and
Mrs. Harry Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Kahn, Mr.. ana Mrs. Sylvan Ben
singer. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lyon, Mr..
and Mrs. I. l. Goldheina, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Baum, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius 1. Peyser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Marks, and Mr..
Reginald Kern.
a coming change Ia the administration
circle Of social interest is the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Beekman Winthrop for sew
eral years governor of Porto K4co, to the
post of Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury. Mr.. Winthrop will arrive in Wash
ington from Porto Rico about April 90
He and Mrs. Winthrop, the latter a par
ticularly attractive young matron, who
was Miss Wood. of New York. have been
frequent guests at the White House. and
also visited the family of Senator Kean,
and are already well known in smart
society.
Mrs. Richard Townsend mas deferred her
departure for Europe. and is now uncer-
tain as to where she win pass the sum
mer. but may take a cottage at Newport
where she passed a short season several
years ago when in mourning Miss Town
send is at present visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Ronalds, in New York Mrs. Town
send is quite indisposed and confined TO
her home on Massachusetts avenue.
AIr. and Mrs. Julius Block, OF 500 r
street northwest. wish TO announce the
confirmation of their son Milton. at
home. Sunday, March %, from to 10
o'clock.
Miss Violet Brocklebank, of Liverpool.
England, who has been passing some
months with Mr.. and Mrs. George West
inghouse, win sail for home next Wednes-
day. No time has been fixed for the
marriage of Miss BTocklebank and George
Westinghouse. jr., whose engagement was
announced here and IN Liverpool some
two months ago. Mr.. Westinghouse, who
is the only son OF the great inventor, is
still IN college, and during the past few
months has suffered severe attack of
typhoid fever. He is now with his parents
and fiancee in New York Mr. and Mrs.
Wedding Gifts.