The Washington times., 1907-08-28

Leave For
The North

tIN lNOI IL l.
DR.. and Mrs. Cary D. Langhorne, nee
Gan, have closed the Gan residence here,
where they have spent the greater part
of the summer. and gone 10 the North
shore. of Massachusetts TO join Mrs,
Ianghorne's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas T. Can, who have been there
since early u the season. Mrs. Lang
horne has been detained IN town later
than they had expected owing TO her
illness. which for a short time was very
serious. She has recovered now SUI
nciently to be able 20 make the trip
North very comfortably. She win re-
turn to Washington with her parents
about the twentieth of September.
Murray A. Cobb will leave Washing
ton this evening for his summer outing
going first TO Pittsburg and then TO
Greensburg. Pa, the summer home or
the parents of his fiancee. Miss Carolyn
Hun. The date for the wedding OF Miss
HUH and Mr.. Cobb will probably pc set
tied before, his return 10 washington
early uexE month. The ceremony VIII
probably be performed IN the CreS In
burg home OF Representative ana Mrs
Hun late in the taH
Miss Lota Robinson. who spends her
winters IN Washington and VINO mas
been in Newport as the guest OF MIS-
Fish and Of Mrs James Brown Potter,
her girlhOOd friend, has gone down 10
New York for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Thomas, of New
York winter residents OF Washing tor,
who have been in the limehght at New
=.
viii wind up their season there on SAT
urday evening with supper ana dance
for their employees and their employees
friends. as a testimonial 70 thelr loyally
ana efficiency during their strenuous
season.
A marriage OF great interest IN Eng
and and America was solemnized al
noon yesterday at Christ Church, May
fair. London, when Miss Mary Macuer
I.atrobe daughter Of the late Gen.
Stuart LatrObe, was welded TO Col.
Arthur P. D. Harris. of the Fifth Light
Infantry, Indian army.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Edna Latrobe, while Capt. Walter
Scott was best man. After the cere-
mOny there was a reception, which was
attended by intimate friends.
Colonel and Mrs. Harris viii proceed
in October to India, where the colonel
will resume command OF his regiment
The bride is a member Of one of the
most prominent families in Baltimore.
She is a niece of Gen. F. c. LatrObe
and of Col. Osmun Latrobe of New
York, and granddaughter Of the late
John II. B. Lauobes lawyer, artist, and
inventor
Mrs. Latrobe and the daughters have
lived abroad for several years.
Mrs. StuS vesant Fish made il known
today that she intends 20 bring her New
port season 10 an end next week. after
the close Of the horse show. Mrs. Fish
will go to the Hot Springs for a short
stay before returning 20 her winter home
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr. and Mrs. Outerbridge Horsey, who
were married last fall in Washington,
have taken a house in New York for
the winter Mrs. HOrsey was formerly
Miss Mary Digges Lee, daughter OF Mrs.
Charles Carroll Lee. who is now a resi-
dent of Washington.
Miss Louise Maxwell has joined Rear
Admiral and Mrs. a. s. Barker who
are spending the season at Richfeld
Springs, y. \.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Judge, OF
Washington, are at the Arlington, AS
Etry Park.
Mrs. Horace G. Worthington and her
two sons, Horace and Kedric are visit
ing Mrs WOrthington's father John
Hedges. who is III. Mrs. worthington
home in Washington about the frst Of
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. Parker enter
tanned at bridge party and dinner last
evening at the Winchester Inn. Va.
where they are spending the summer.
Among their guests were Mrs Tag
CART Of Philadelphia; Mrs. Virginia
Baker, Mrs GRAY. Mrs. buchanan. Mrs.
Mcclure. and Miss Weems. all Of Win
chester. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker will re-
turn TO their home in Washington about
the first Of October.
Mrs Keturah Moss Hurst announces
the marriage of her daughter, Miss Ma
bel Hurst. to Harry Ellis Chandlee. The
cermony. took place on SATURDAY.. An
gust 10 in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Lockwood
and tneir sons, Homer W. Lockwood
ana chester W. lockwood. are ct the
/ Mt. Washington, Breton Woods n H
and viii not return 20 their home IN
washington until the 1st Of October.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Spencer Douglas with
! Mrs Douglas sister. Miss Mary Wilson
sailed last week from San Francisco FOR
CHINA, where they win remain a year.
ASSISTANT Surgeon John Brooks Kauf-
man, q 5. N, has gone to Portsmouth
H Va. to visit his mother. Mrs. c. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry st. George Tucker
nave as Jnelr guests Mr.. and Mrs JOhu
randolph Tucker and Mrs logan of
: Winchester, Va %
Miss Selma Spamer has returned To
her home In Cincinnati. after visit
with the Lerch family, of Chestnut
street, Takoma, and a short stav al
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. r. A. Ennis, Of 22ss Czarretta
street. Philadeihia. and Master Harry
Ennis, her son. nave returned home
aItef two weeks visit with the for
mer's mother, Mrs r. w Little.
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