The Washington herald., 1907-06-05

Lieut.. COMMANDER anu Mlet Alptit MY
have leased their house l7l7 l street, TO
former Representative and Mrs Burton
Harrison for two years. Commander Key,
who has been the Presidents naval aid
for several seasons. will go to sea in a
few months. Mrs Key and her children
may go TO Europe, to Join Gen and Mrs.
Leonard Wood, the latter a sister of Mrs
Key In the meantime. she will spend
the summer in Tennessee with her chill
drcn.
Mrs. Elkins has gone TO New York to
see her niece, Miss Katherine Brown, of
for Europe Miss Brown has been the
guest for a week Of her other aunt, Mrs
! Arthur Lee. of Washington, I'm New Ycrk
and Miss Katherine Elkins has also been
| visiting in New York her cousin, Mrs
/ Barry. who was formerly Miss Elizabeth
Davis Mrs. and Miss Elkins will return
/ here to-day and later in the week will GO
/ to Old Point and jamestown. Mrs. Lee
/ viii go to Atlantic City.
/ Mrs. Audenred left yesterday for her
1 home in Pennsylvania. where she will
| stay for a few weeks previous 10 going
| 10 Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Larz Anderson have
closed their home here and gone to Weld
/ their beautiful estate at Brookline, Mass
/ They are now on their way there on the
houseboat Roxana. which they brought
up with them from Florida waters.
.
Leger will leave this week for New York
en- route to The Hague. where the min
lister is a delegate to the Peace Confer
enCe.
Signor Montagna. who rode on horse
back with Miss Harriet Wadsworth and
party 10 the Geneseo Valley. I'm New
York state. has arrived az Avon. Miss
Wadsworth's home, and is expected back
here IN a day or so.
Signor CeutarO expects 10 go to New
York to-day to attend this afternoon the
reception and ball on board the flagship Of
the Duke d'Abruzzi.
Signor Giuliano Cora, newly appointed
attache Of the italian Embassy, is ex-
pected 70 arrive here to-day or to-mor-
row. He is a young man Of twenty-thTee
or tWeu.y-fOur years Of age and but
newly entered the diplomatic service. lie
is not only young. but good-lookiug and
promises 10 be an addition 20 the social
set.
Lieut. NJ c. DE- Caryalho. Of the Bra
lillian Artillery Corps, who has been sent
by his government 10 assist Col. Pedor-
neiras IN his work Of buying material for
founding a smokeless powder plant IN
Brazil has arrived here and is with his
superior officer az the Connecticut
In a chancel decorated with palms and
clusters Of pink and white peonles. and
Illuminated with myriads OF candles. Miss
Anna VI. Quill and Mr.. Edward F. L.
Costigau were married yesterday morning
with the celebration Of a Huptial mass az
10 O'Clock in ST. JosePh's Catholic Church
by the Rev. Father Schmitr. assisted by
Father George Harrington. Father
Charles Bart. Father J. u. Mari. Father
James Smyth. Father ignauus Fealey.
and Father Joseph J.. Wiedenham.
The bride wore a modish bridal gown
Of white crepe de chine over taneta.
trimmed with renaissance lace. and car
ried shower Of Bride roses. Instead o'
the conventional veil she wore a large
white picture hat trimmed with long
plumes
Miss Helen Quill attended her sister
as maid of honor. She wore a dainty
frock Of white dotted swiss with pic
ture hat, and carried Bridesmaid roses.
Little Miss Loretta Ruane. cousin Of
the bride, acted as flower girl She wore
a pretty gown of white lace. and carried
the brides book.
Mr. Ccstigan was attended by his
brother. John Costlgan. and there were
no ushers. Immediately after the cere-
mony IN the church a wedding breakfast
and reception was held I'm the home Of
the brides parents, on Third street. Later
in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs C0stigau
left Washington for Baltimore where the
brides grandmother. Mrs. G. H. Wilson.
gave a reception for them last evening
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Cost
gan Will take up their residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Marlatt are
receiving congratulations upon the birth
Of a daughter a few days ago. Mrs.
Marlatt is very well known here, having
been before her marriage Miss Helen
Mackay- Smith. daughter Of Right Rev.
Alexander Mackay-Smith. for a number
Of years rector Of St Johns Church
Mrs. Van Manning and her sister. Miss
Charlotte Stevens, are at the Towers, on
the Tennallytown road.
The Misses Pairo, Of Eighteenth street.
will spend the hot months in the Adiron-
dacks.
Miss Eliza Peachey and Miss Leila
Peachey are the guests Of Mrs. James
Z. HUBBARD, Of Norfolk.
Announcement is made Of the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Mary Price, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albln Price. TO Mr..
Joseph Nourse Hornbaker. of Manassas.
Va. The wedding will take place at the
home of the brides parents. 2009 Kalo-
rama road, Tuesday evening. June II. and
will be attended by a limited number
Of relatives and intimate friends.
Mr.. s. B. Turner and wife, of Denver.
Colo, who have been visiting the family
Of Judge J. NJ Hiatt, 1923 Harvard street.
Mount Pleasant left yesterday for New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner are making
an extended visit of the States. Having
been through the Southern States. they
will visit the New England and Northern
States before returning 10 their home in
Denver. They were accompanied by Mrs.
George Turner. their daughter-in-law. OF
Birmingham, Ala. who joined them al
that place