The Washington herald., 1907-06-26

family, including the Misses Daisy and
Margery Cotton, will leave next week for
one Of the Northern resorts, and. after
months vacation, Col George Cotton will
go TO the Philippines &c assume the duties
of collector of customs
Paymaster Hovey King, L. s. N, and
Mrs. King have taken the Splcer camp
az Klttery, Me-. for the summer. and will
arrive there soon.
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage and her
daughter Miss Rebecca Collier, who are
visiting in New York. will be joined there
by Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson, Of Pitts
burg and Washington. They will, 90 to
Pittsfeld Mass. by automobile and from
there to Magnolia, Mass. for the summer
Mrs E. Hope Slater, who, with Miss
Gwynn, has been in Europe for the past
two months, has gone TO Newport for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs John F. wilkins went last
Saturday TO Narragansett Pier for the
summer months.
Among the washingtonians registered
at Chamberlin's Hotel at Old Point
Comfort are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.
Simms.
Mrs. C. T. Hersey, 1f12 Twenty-hfth
street northwest. leaves for Boston Sat-
uTday.
Eleventh Infantry. U. S. A. and Mrs.
james A. Doyle arrived last Tuesday, and
VIII reraaln IN the city several days en-
route to Cuba, where Lieut.. Smiths regi-
ment is stationed.
Gen. C. L. Gillespie and Mrs. Gillespie.
who were TO have left Paris for Ham
burg, have postponed their departure until
next week Mt. Walter Watson is going
about the same time.
The marriage Of Miss Mamie Adams
Erwin and Mr. Edmund Brady viii take
place on Thursday. 9th Instant, at noon,
at st. Patrick's parsonage. Mr.. Edmund
Brady is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew
Brady. Of this city He took a prepara-
tory course at the Emerson Institute,
going from there 10 Princeton, and left
.here as an honor man OF the class OF 1901
Subsequently, he took a course Of law In
the Georgetown University, from which
ne graduated. He then went with the
law firm Of Hamilton, Colbert & Hamll-
ton. Of this city, with whom he still re-
mains.
Mr. and Afxs George Westinghouse are
at Erskine Park, Lenox, and have Miss
Rachel Aiken. of Pittsburg. in their house
party.
Mrs. William Conard, o. the Stoddert,
is expecting the arrival Of her son, Robert
Allen Conard. from The Isthmus of Pan
ANA. Mr. Conard is connected with the
engineering department on the canal
where he has been for the past year, and
will spend his vacation in Washington
with his mother.
Mrs. Robert Brent M0sher and her
daughter reached Port Elizabeth. Cape
Town. South Africa. May p where they
went 10 join Mr.. Mosher. who is the
American consul at Port Elizabeth.
Mrs z. Quincy Smith and her daughter
Dorothy viii SAT- for Rotterdam on the
Holland-American steamship PottSdam
to-day, spending about three months on
the continent Of Europe
Miss Anna Dugan and Mr.. Raymond
Moreland, both Of this city. were mar
ried at St Peters Church at II a. m.
Monday. Rev. Father O'Brien officiating.
After receiving congratulations the young
couple left for a trip TO New York 20 visit
relatives Of the bride. From there they
will go 70 Niagara Falls. They VIII be
pleased TO see their friends after their
return.
St Marks Lutheran Church was the
scene OF a wedding Mo- day afternoon at
$50 o'clock, when Miss Lenore Burke be-
came the bride Of Mr. Frank II. Gummel
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
J. Luther Frantz, pastor Of the church, in
the presence Of only the immediate rela-
tives. The couple then left for the James
town Exposition and other points Of in
teTest. After July Is they viii be al home
20 their friends az 800 Rhode Island av-
enue northwest