The Washington herald., 1907-06-27

they will reside at 24l0 Eighteenth street.
A wedding Of interest to Washington
ans took place In New York Tuesday
when Miss Virginia Missouri Hewitt.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Fritz Muser.
became the bride Of Mr. Ralph Holland.
Of New York. formerly Of Charlotte, N. c.
The bride. formerly Of this city, is a
graduate Of the Central High School Of
Washington. and has many friends here.
The young couple will make their home
IN New York.
The Mexican Ambassador. Senior Creel
will go to New York the first week in
July which he will make his summer
headquarters and from where he will
take several extensive trips over the
United States. He Will be accompanied by
the counselor Of the embassy and Sonora
Godoy, who will select some nearby re-
sort TO locate for the summer.
The Netherlands Minister and Nine. van
swinderen. who have spent June with
the ,atter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Glover, at their country place, West
over" have now gone on to York Har-
Dor, Ne, where they have taken cot
tage for the summer.
The Costa Rican Minister and Sonora
Calvo will spend. the summer in Canada,
and viii close their legation here next
week and leave for the North.
The Chevy Chase Club Is 10 play the
Baltimore Club and Baltimore Country
Club at baseball next Saturday, and every
member Of society who Is still In town
viii be at the grounds OF the Chevy Chase
Club to see the gentlemen play. Some OF
the Chevy Chase players will be Messrs.
! Fleming Newbold, Murray Cobb, Frank
Ellis, Cuthbert Brown, ". B. Hlbbs,
Lieut. Russell Train. L. S. y; Beale
Boomer. Reginald Huldekoper. Lieut..
Littleheld, William Marrow, and DR..
/ Glazebrook
Mrs. r. F. Bernard, whose engagement
10 Maj Joseph T. Crabs was recently
announced, has named her wedding day
as July G. owing 10 the delicate health
| Of Mrs. Bernards mother. Mrs Camp.
/ the wedding will DO quiet and Will be
| solemnized at the home OF the bride-t0-be
| at the Decatur.
Col. and Mrs White, Of Porto Rico.
are the guests Of Mrs. Whites brother
| in-law and sister. Commander and Mrs.
/ Phelps. at the Portner. On their de-
/ parturs in a few days, Col and Mrs.
White will go to North Carolina, and
! later 10 Portsmouth, \. H., the cOloners
new post OF duty.
Rear Admiral and Mrs H. T B. Harris
viii close their home in Connecticut ave-
nue. next week and go 20 New York.
They will steam from there july for
England. and will spend the summer
/ there and in Scotland
I The Rev Roland Cotton Smith and
Mrs. Smith have closed their town house
and gone to Ipswich. on the North Shore
/ of Massachusetts. where their country
place Is located.
/ Representative and Mrs. Bouteu and
/ Mrs BoutelIs mother. Mrs. Gates. have
closed their apartment and gone 10 Maine
| 90 spend the summer.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry ". Pellew. who
| have been in the South for some time
| are spending a few days IN their Wash
ington home. on their way 20 Sharon
/ Pa, FOR the summer
/ Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cough and their
two small sons will leave town Friday
| for their summer home near Vineyard
Haven, Mass, whore Mrs. Cough and the
children viii remain until the autumn
Mr. and Mrs c. J. Cusack and family
/ of Washington Heights, will sail on the
steamer Celtic, Of the White Star Line
/ to-day. for an extended trip OF -four
months 10 visit the relatives Of the for
/ mer IN Ireland. and the international ex-
hibition in Dublin. and other places Of
/ interest.
Among the attractions at the lawn
feta given Tuesday afternoon and even
/ ing by the ladies OF St. Michael and All
/ Angels Church was a minstrel perform
ance by seven young boys that deserves
/ creditable mention. Master Kari Klndle-
/ berger as middleman. did exceedingly
well. while William Mears kept the audi.
/ ence amused by his clever dancing. song
and Jokes. The duet Of Masters Paul Nc
Sween and Frank Sheehy was well re-
/ Ceivcd.
Mr. Robert Conard. g member Of the
/ engineering force Of the Panama Canal
/ has returned to his home in Georgetown
/ for a months vacation.
/ A pretty wedding took place on Mon.
/ day morning at st. Stephens Catholic
/ Church. the contracting parties being
Miss Mary Healy and Mr.. Edward Genoe
/ Of Philadelphia. The bride was becom-
/ .ngly attired in a tailored suit Of dark
/ blue rajah silk and hat Of corn color. and
/ carried a bouquet Of Brides roses and
/ maidenhair fern. She was attended by
/ Miss jamie Genoe. OF Philadelphia, sister
/ of the groom, who was also attired in
/ lark blue, and carried Bridesmaid roses.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Genoe left Immediately
/ after the ceremony for a trip 20 Niagara
/ Falls and Atlantic City. They will be at
/ home to their friends at 2217 F street
/ northwest after July 10.
/ Miss Georgia E. Miller, Of Capitol Hill
sails to-day on the steamer Deutschland
/ She viii spend the summer in France and
/ Germany.
/ Mrs Elizabeth D. Elliott, Of the Rock.
/ ingham. announces the marriage Of heI
! daughter. Mabel Grey. TO Mr. James
/ Archibald Bailey. Wednesday. June q. al
/ $3.50 p. m.
| One Of the prettiest Of the June wed.
dings took place at Rauschers last even
/ ing. when Miss Ella Behrend. daughter
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. Behrend, and Mr.
Isaac Ostheimer, OF Erie, Pa. were united
| in marriage. Rev. Louis Stern. OF the
/ Eighth Street Temple, performing the
! ceremony.
] The bride was RoUnad I'm a IinParfa rohe