The Washington times., 1907-08-15

Mrs Charles Warren LAppitt. state
regent OF the D. A. R. Society In Rhode
Island, will be the guest Of honor at
a patriotic and official luncheon TO be
given at the Mathewson. at Narragan-
sett Pier. OF which Mrs. Katherine Liv-
ingston Eagan, honorary state regent OF
the D. A. r. in Florida, is the inst-
gator. Mrs. Lippitt was a very promi-
nent candidate for president general as
an opponent Of Mrs. Donald Mclean
when the latter was first elected presi-
dent general She is spending the sum-
mer In. her Newport home. where ex-
Governor and Mrs. Lippitt have spent
their summers for many years.
st. Georges church. Hanover square
London, which was the scene OF the
wedding Of the President and Mrs
Roosevelt, as well as many other we'd
dings OF prominent Americans. was to-
day the scene OF the wedding OF Miss
Florence Van Rensselaer, Schuyler.
daughter Of y. II. Schuyler. of Phila-
delphia. and Theodore Armstrong. Jr..
Of that city. Only the parents of the
bride were present. NIr. Armstrong and
| MS bride left Immediately after the cere-
, nony for a tour Of Egypt and the Holy
Land. and Mr.. and Mrs. SCHUYLER will
sail at once for their home in this
country The whole party have been
1 touring through France and Switzer-
land in their own auto. and arrived in
London yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Waldorf Astor.
lr., the latter formerly Miss Mamie
, -tt-l.-s - horne are receiving Congratula-
! liops over the arrival OF A son. vii
| nam Waldorf Astor, Sd, who was born
yesterday at CliVeden the Astor home
near London Mrs. AstOr is well known
it m. W WsaShlngion, so.-lIg Baltimore. Richmond,
neT FORMER home, in New York where
Shc lived Tor some years, and in ROstoD
her home when she was the yvffe of
ROBERT Shaw. She IS a sister of Mrs.
..i,o CtidI rs lana Glbson. and Mrs. Mon
cure Perkins. Of Baltimore, al of whom
2lded in making Charles Dana Gibson
famous. as the originals of the several
Gi!os3n girls. William Waldorf AS
eoI > fortune Is estimated at 100000 600.
! dud lhe bdDy Astor being the eldest
son OF a British subject will Inherit
several hundred Of these millions II be
lives he will be almost fabulousIv
wealthy.
A pretty home wedding took pIacs
yesterday at p m, when Miss Roberta
MaStln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ! =
Mdstln, and MahlOn Thomas Miibup.c
were married by the Rev. John NTcLno
ent. 'iiS pres
The bride wore an elaborate French
muslin princess gown, and carried !,
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and fern.
ne parlors were tastefulIy decorated
with palms and cut flowers. Afendels-
SOM. wedding march was played bv
| the brides sister, Miss Mae Mastin.
me only attendant was little Miss
Lcuise Hoger. a niece OF the bride, who
was Hover girl, and was dressed in a
! dainty pink frock and carried Brides
maid roses tied with pink gauZe. THE
bride and bridegroom entered the par
| Tor together. P'''
After an Informal reception Mr. and
| Mrs. Milburn LEFT for the jamestown;
/ Exposition, and from there WIFI go to
| New YORK They viii be at home 10
| their friends after September Is in Their
new home at Clarendon. Va
Mrs. Charles Reiney. Of washington.
/ with her daughter, Miss EVELYN. and
1 son, Charles, is visiting her niece. Mrs
Marion Walsh. Of 26 South Broadway.
Sidney Rosenthal, Of Fourteenth
| street. has returned home after an ex-
| tended trip TO Canada, Niagara Falls
Buffalo and Atlantic city.
Capt. Allen T. Hodge. Of Washington
| formerly Of Lowell, Mass, and Miss
Minnie ]. Taylor, Of Springfield Mass
| were married in St Marks Episcopal
| Church by the Rev. William L Devries
d. D., last evening at $50 O'Clock. OnIy
! the most intimate friends Of the bride
| and bridegroom attended the ceremony
after which a reception was HID IN
their future home, 131 Third street
northeast. where they received the con.
gratuiauons Of their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. WOlcott Tuckerman and
family, of Washington, have arrived al
StOckbridge. Mass, for the remaiude,
Of the season.
| Mrs. Mary A. Gibbons, of Washington
resolved in the pariors of Congress.
Hall, Saratoga, yesterday morning or
the occasion Of her ninetieth birthday
| Mrs Gibbons has been a regular sum