The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-01

berg TO go to Bass Rock, Mass.
The counselor Of the Mexican Embassy
and Nine. Godoy and their family left
Washington Saturday for New York. /
where they will visit relatives while Sc
lecting a suitable place along the Jersey
coast to establish a home for the sum-
mer.
Senior Ramon Pima Mlllet, the Span
ish Minister, will leave the city to-day
for New York. sailing the middle Of the
month for Spain.
The Minister from Costa Rica and Nine.
Cavo will close their home here this
week, and leave the city 10 spend the
summer in New York and Canada.
NJ de Szent-Ivany, secretary Of the Aus
trian Embassy. who has been in New
York some time, left the latter part Of
the week for Bar Harbor, where he
Joined Baron Louis Ambrozy. charge
d'ahalres Of TIE Austrian Embassy, at
the summer quarters Of the Embassy.
Gen. and Mrs. sternberg win leave
Washington Tuesday for Bass Rock,
Mass. where they will be the guests Of
Gen. and Mrs. Arson Mills at their sum
mer home.
Mrs. Schroeder. wife u Capt. Scaton
Schroeder. q. s N, ana family have ar
rived at their summer home az James
town.
Mrs. Nelson ". a'drich and Miss Aid
rich. wife and daughter Of Senator AID
rich. have returned from an extended
trip 20 Europe, and are at their home al
Warwick R. J.
Capt Arthur Cassels. Z. S. A. and Mrs.
Cassels, who have been at Fort MoulTio
s G.. whore the former was stationed
since their marriage asst autumn. have
arrived at Capt. Cassels new post For.
Myer Va.
Nne. Ea7apqrte. who closed her house
IN K street the early part of last month.
and accompanied Ter daughter the
Countess Won Moitke. 20 New York for a
visit there. prior to the sailing Of the
latter for her home In Lsr-p.. is now
Established IN her summer quarters at
Tuxedo Park
Mrs. George Westinghouse. who has
been settled some weeks at Erskine Park.
Lenox. will observe Monday as her reCep-
tion afternoon. beginning next week
Senator and Mrs. W Murray Crane
were among those entertained by the
North family Of Mount Lebanon Shakers /
last week TWO years ago Miss Josephine
Durand set the fashion for wearing
Shaker coats and several quaint little old
ladies in poke b0nnets and Shaker coats
made a fortune from the fashionable sum
mer residents az LenOx
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Theodore VII
son have returned from their wedding
trip. and are at the home Of Mrs. vii
sons mother. Mrs Edmund n. Cobb IN
Sunderland place.
In the Church Star Of the Sea. on Gov
ernors Island, Tuesday afternoon, there
will be a military wedding which will De
Of interest to army and navy social circles
IN New York Harbor. The bride viii DE
Miss Mary Pullman, daughter Of Col
John ". Pullman. L. s. A.. and the bride
groom Lieut.. Edward = Farnsworth. now
stationed at Fort Hamilton It viii be
comparatively small wedding. as the in
vitatious 10 tho ceremony and reception
are limited 10 relatives and intimate
friends There viii be a profusi0n Of
roses, lilies, and growing plants in the
chencel. and several clusters Of lilies OF
the valley and white sweet peas will
ornament the altar. where Rev. j. An
thony Grogan, Of New York, will oficiate
Chief among the interesting social
events at Southampton, Long Island is
the approaching marriage OF Miss Eliza
beth Morton, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Logan Morton, and Mr. sgd
ney s. Breese, eldest son C Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lawrence Breese, of New York and
Tuxedo Park. The ceremony Is TO be
/ performed in st. Andrews Dune Church
on Saturday, July 20 The picturesque
! little church has been the scene of n
number of smart weddings. and Il is said
TO be a most lucky edifce. While COM
paratively few or no arrangements have
been made for the wedding. it has been
decided that invitations to the church
Will be limited 10 the capacity Of the
edlfce. Those asked 10 the reception.
! TO be held at Wysndauk, the residence
OF Mr. and Mrs. Morton. are not TO be
very numerous, hardly more than the
/ immediate relatives Of the two families
/ Miss Morton is exceedingly popular and
| has been a leading factor in the fash
/ iOnable summer contingent at South
ampton for several years Among her
most intimate friends is Miss Isabel May.
/ daughter Of Col and Mrs. Henry May
The Secretary Of the Treasury is ex-
pected TO join Mrs. Cortelyou and their
family at Garrigues Cottage. Bay Crest
| within few days.
Miss Dorothy Whitney daughter of the
late William D. Whitney, left Westbury.
Long Island, last week and sailed for
Europe
/ Mr. Charles G. Bennett, secretary Of the
United States Senate, and his family are
occupying a cottage at Westbury. Long
/ Island.
Mrs. Clarence Wilson. who left the city
some time ago to spend the early sum
mer at Spring Lake, n. J., went last
Store closed 5 p. m; Saturdays p. m.