The Washington herald., 1907-06-06

TO Lake George. The bride is a graduate
Of Southern Seminary, at Bowling Green,
Caroline County, Va.
Miss Annie Sullivan. daughter of Mrs
Ellen Sullivan, of Thirty-nfth and o
streets northwest. and Charles Cox. Of
Georgetown. were married yesterday IN
Philadelphia. Mr Cox is private secre-
tary to Prof. Alexander Graham Bell
Immediately after the marriage Mr. and
Mrs. Cox left on an extended Northern
trip. They will spend several months in
Canada.
The Hon. Maud Pauncefote. daughter
OF the late British Ambassador 10 this
country, who has been making a round Of
visits IN Washington, has gone 70 Fhila-
delphia prior TO sailing from New York
for her home in England. While here
Miss Pauncefote was the guest Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs C0wles, Mrs. Richard
Townsend, and the Misses Patten, and
was also during that time a guest for a
Z ff'Nh Va MI ANA WI r AiEbA - otiA't hAAN
at their country place In Biltmore. \. c.
Mr.. John G. Carlisle. former Secretary
OF the Treasury, is spending the week at
his Washington residence. His daughter
in-law, Mrs. William X Carlisle, and her
daughters. the Misses Carlisle. are at
Monmouth Beach. and will spend the
summer at the clubhouse there, John q.
Carlisle, second, grandson Of the former
Secretary, Will summer here.
Lady Evelyn Grey. daughter OF the
governor general Of Canada, who has
been the guest Of the British Ambassador
and Mrs. Bryce at the embassy for a
week or two. left yesterday for New
York, en- route TO her home in Canada
Mrs George Howard has recovered from
her recent illness sufficiently TO take her
place in the social world once more. and
with Mr. Howard attended the Belasco
Theater Tuesday night She looked very
well in a corn colored silk and lace gown
with which she wore a large picture hat
trimmed with cerise plumes.
Mrs. Edwin Reus nee Viola BARBER
and baby, who viii sail on June 70 for
her future home in Boston. is now visit
ing her mother, Mrs. F. c. Parber Of
Capitol HILL
The kindergarten festival has been post
poued to Wednesday. June p
NJ -rs,..,-,. II rrt5to~ u-ifo % che
former Assistant Secretary Of State.
whose daughters marriage TO young Mr..
Havlland. Of Paris. has just been an
nounced is again AZ her home. in Rhode
Island avenue. for q short stay. Mr..
Cridler is now In Paris. where he went
few DAYS ago TO join his son-in-lav
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Hayiland.
who are on their way 20 the Haviand
chateau 10 make peace with the family
OF the runaway bridegroom. Young Mrs.
Haviland knows the family we'll and has
visited them frequently during her stay
In Paris for several years. as she was a
great favorite with the elder Haviland
and with the bridegroom's sisters.
The wedding Of Miss Reba F. Henry,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
GoIdsborough Henry, Of 1856 Clifton street,
10 Mr. John e. Hawes will take place
this evening at o'clock In St Andrews
Church, at the corner Of Corcoran and
Fourteenth streets. The Rev. George
Calvert Carter, rector Of the church. viii
perform the ceremony Miss Henry viii
have as her maid Of honor her sister,
Miss Elsie Henry. and the bridesmaids
r.sUr f.g Tn.f-r- Nf-rfu-l4 Mics Trra
Carter Miss Lillian Menaugh, and Miss
Elsa SWEET Mr. Hawes has selected as
his best man NJ. Ira Dalrymple. and the
ushers VIII be Mr.. Charles Butler. Mr.
Ward Flebarty. Mr Edward G. Evans.
and Mr.. +. G. 5. Hack. reception IN
the home of the brides parents Will fol-
low the ceremony and later Mr. Hawes
will take his bride for a Northern wedding
tour. After July ! they will make their
home in Washington.
A reception will be given tomorrow
evening by the District Daughters
Of the Confederacy 10 Mrs. Lizzie
George Henderson Al the Arlington from
10 Il Mrs Henderson is the president
OF the United Daughters Of the Confed-
sIacy. and is the daughter of the late
Senator George. Of Mississippi While in
the city Mrs. Henderson will be the guest
OF Mrs Ricks az the Portland. Mrs.
Ralph Walsh. who is the president Of the
District division OF the L. u. c.. will as
sist Mrs Henderson. and both these Ia
dies VIII be received by the President
to-day The committee in charge of
the reception are Mrs. Ludlow and Mrs.
Brock from the StOuewau Jackson Chap
ter. Mrs Wheatley and Mrs. Rollins.
from the Robert f. Lee Chapter, and Mrs.
Johnson and Miss Gerald. from the Al
bert Sidney Johnston Chapter. Seven hun
dred invitations have been issued and
Haley's Band viii furnish music for the
occasion.
The president and faculty Of the George
Washington University gave reception
TO the graduating classes Of 1851 at
Rauscher's last nisht.
The ladies Of Lincoln Circle. No. 3. G.
A. r., gave a lawn party last night, for
which Mrs. G. +. Avery, Of 1903 Thirteenth
street. kindly gave her fine yards
Mr.. Henry ". Lincoln Of the Pension
Office. is very IN with congestion Of the
lungs at his home, 1294 Eleventh street.
Miss Roby DrennOn and Mr.. John T.
Richmond. ticket agent Of the Southern
Railway. 7d5 Fifteenth street northwest.
were married az o'clock last night at
the home Of the bride, the Frederick.
Ninth street and New York avenue north
west. by the Rev, W, r, Locke, Miss
Drennon's bridesmaids were Miss Anna
r. Richmond sister Of the groom. and
Miss Edith Drennon, sister Of the bride,
Mr.. Richmond's best man was Mr.. ". R
FranCk. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Richmond left for an extended tour
through the South.
CENTRAL HIGH CONCERT.