The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-01

Mr. and Mrs. George Russell Lukens,
the latter formerly Miss Emma Mullen
OF this city, having spent their honey
moon at Thousand Islands, are en- route
to Oakland, Cal. where they viii make
their future home.
Lieut. David Foote Sellars and Mrs.
Senars have as their guest, at their
apartment in the Connecticut, Mrs Sell
lars sister. Miss Nellie Clay Evans, OF
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Barklie Henry OF
Philadelphia, have closed their suburban
| home and are spending the remainder of
the summer at Chelsea. Their little son
was taken with a severe attack OF typhoid
fever, from which he is just recovering.
during a visit his mother was paying 10
| Washington early in the summer.
Miss May Reynolds, daughter Of Gen.
/ A. Reynolds. L. S y, who has been stay
! ing at Chevy Chase since the beginning OF
| the summer left Washington last week
with her cousin, Miss COTdelia Gross, for
| Virginia Beach, where they viii stay for
few weeks Later they propose visiting
| the jamestown Exposition and. after go
/ ing to other places in the State, will at
tend the Warrenton Horse Show, which
will take place the lattet part Of next
month
The Minister to Denmark and Mrs.
Maurice Francis Egan have leased their
home in Nineteenth street TO Capt. Bow
| yer, L. s. n, aid 10 Assistant Secretary
of the Navy Newberry,
/ Word has been received here Of the
wedding date Of Miss Mary Lauobe,
daughter of Mrs. r. Stuart Latrobe, of
/ Baltimore. and Col. Arthur Harris, of the
British army now stationed in India.
The ceremony viii take place in London
| August y, and Col Harris and his bride
will leave shortly for his post in India.
/ He has been on leave in England for the
past two months, and is obliged to join
1 his regiment earlier than he had eN-
/ pected, so that the wedding will take
/ place considerably soonet than the family
Of the bride had intended. They had
wished the marriage 10 take place IN the
! Baltimore home of the bride. a number
of the relatives from Baltimore will go
over for the ceremony.
/ A very pretty wedding took place yes
terdav morning at Holy Trinity Church.
Georgetown Miss Ardelia ScheeIe and
/ Mr.. W. J. Dante being the contracting
/ parties. The ceremony was performed
| by the pastor of the church. Rev. Thomas
S Harliu, 5. j., assisted by Rev, James
F. Mackin and Thomas a. Walsh, OF
/ 81. Pauls Church. The ceremony was
. al.
mediate families Of the contracting
parties being present Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Dante left for an extended trip 10 New
Hampshire, and upon their return will
reside at the home OF the bridegroom,
! 20z6 Sixteenth street northwest
Mr. Montgomery Schuyler. jr., first sec
rotary OF the American Embassy at St.
Petersburg. and Mrs. Schuyler are now
in Washington. They arrived In New
York last week on the Oscar IL 10 spend
Mr.. Schuyler's leave Of absence in this
country
DR.. W. n. Barton. who IS in Boston,
pursuing a special course Of study at
Harvard. spent the week end with Mai
| Alexander McMahOn and Mrs. Mcmahon
at their summer home at Provincetown,
Mass.
Mrs. Irene Brewer, Of 1923 0 street
northwest. has gone to Roanoke TO visit
for several weeks.
Mr.. N. J. DAILY. Of $40 G street, IS
spending some time at Atlantic City.
Passed Midshipman George Mccall. Of
Washington, who has been on an extend
ed sick leave at the summer place Of his
! parents at Misunderstanding, left Tues
day to join his ship. the Vermont. at BOs-
ton, Mass.
Mrs. Clarendon Smith, Of this city, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Allen We're en-
tertained at the Country Club at Park
ersburg. W. Va. recently by Dr.. and Mrs.
Kuntz, who gave a dinner there in honor
of Mrs. Baldwin Day Spillman.
Miss Emily steffey, of Washington, IS
visiting relatives at Williamsport. Nd
Mr.. John R. Young. clerk OF the Dis
trict Supreme Court. left Washington
yesterday for Bristol. Me, where he will
spend a month.
Mr. Edward Mclean, who was with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mclean.
at Bar Harbor, returned TO Washing ION
Tuesday.
The military attache Of the American
Embassy in London and Mrs Sydney A
! CIoman have as their guest. at their
apartment in London, Mrs. John Hays
Hammond, OF Lakewood. n. J.. at whose
residence their marriage was solemnized
! last fall Mr.. Hammond has been on a
/ trip 10 the cobalt fields of Canada, and
is spending the greater part Of his time
in yachting. II is the intention Of
| MI. and Mrs. Hammond to erect a hand
some new residence in Washington next
| winter. The dwelling win be enc of the
most elegant of those being erected
here. and the grounds Will be particularly
attractive, the services Of a landscape
gardener from Boston having been en-
gagged.
Gen. Morteza Khan. the Persian Min
lister. who has remained in Washington
during the entire summer. viii go 10 the
Store closed D. M; Saturdays I p. m.