The Washington herald., 1907-07-04

juvenile picnic. Instead Of a picnic. how
ever. it was simply the sixth Of the
series of public school children's matinees
of Modern Maccabees. fortune telling and
grab bag, Mrs. Jorgeson, chairman; l.
5 Grant Circle, japanese tea garden,
Mrs. Sarah Gordon. chairman; Dutch
lunch Mrs. Alice Burgess; refreshments.
Mrs BaIlenger and Mrs Belle H Gibson,
Ladies Of the G. A. r., Mrs. Avery Miss
Smith. Miss French Mrs. Parker. Mrs. a
Layton. Miss Coruelia Parker. and Carl
Parker. Sheridan Relief Corps. q. A. r.
Mary A. Babcock Auxiliary 40. I. L. s.
W ", wild west camp, Miss Eta IT. AUS
tin: punch table. Mrs. Helen Rapley. Mrs.
Cora Sperle. and Mrs Flora SchwiuEer,
ice cream. Mrs. " T. BuChalew. Mrs.
Nellie Hooper Barrett Miss Louise StUr-
gis. and Miss Pauline Braddock. candy,
Mrs Ella Mitchell. Miss Lois Hersey.
Miss Rachel c. Levy, Miss uanley. Miss
Young. Miss Carey. and Miss Grace
Woodburn Swaine; fortune teller, Miss
Lucille Fehl.
Mrs John Rodgers has left Washington
for York Harb1r Ne, where she will
spend the summer. Mrs. Horace Wescott
will join her mother August J for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Mrs Marion Duvall and her son Ed
win. Of Georgetown. left yesterday 20
spend the summer at Frederick, Nd.
NIr and Mrs. Montgomery Blair ar
rived Tuesday afternoon from New York
Mr.. Blair who was taken iI aboard ship
returning from Panama, and has since
been in a hospital in New York, IS recov-
ering
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Chaplin ana
family are at Cape May.
DIT. and Mrs Richard Kingsman an
nouuce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Miss Edna 3. Bingsman, 10 Mr.
Leon NJ Simons. Of Providence. r l.
The wedding will take place at the resi-
dence of Dr. and Mrs. Kiugsman the
evening Of Thursday, July II. az
o'clock Only relatives and a few inti-
mate friends viii be present
Mrs. Peter c. Hains, wife Of Brig Gen.
Hams. will spend the summer with her
bachelor son. Capt. John 2. Hams. at
Fort Rodman. y. Y. She will leave as
soon as the captain is transferred from
Fort Leavenworth. where he is now sta
toned. 10 his new post.
Mrs Richard Weightman. who has
been spending the last few weeks with
Or. and Mrs. Alexander Magrudcr at
their country home In MaTylaVd, viii re-
turn 20 Washington 10 attend the we'd
ding Saturday Of Mrs. Bernard and Maj.
Crabbs.
Mrs Weightman will stay the week
end in Washington in her home on Sun
derland place, going Monday with her
mother. Mrs Jurey, Of New Orleans. to
CazeHovia, y. Y.
Mai and Mrs Richard Sylvester have
closed their house in Washington and
have gone 70 their country place at Boil
iyar Heights. W. Va.
The eldest son, John Sylvester. recent
II passed a successful examination for
entrance into the Annapolis Naval Acad-
emy.
Mai and Mrs. Sylvester had as their
guests for the weekend Mai. H. E. VIII
son. L. S. A. and Mai. Straub. L. S. a,
Medical Corps.
Miss Mary Carpenter Hartshorne. Of
Foxboro, Mass, daughter of Fisher E
Hartshorne, and Charles +. Weld We're
married Tuesday afternoon in the resi-
dence of clifford Folger. in South Fra
mingham, Mass.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Webster Woodbury., of FoXbOrO. After
ward Mr.. and Mrs. Folger left for their
bridal trip, part of which they will spend
in Nantucket. They will make their
home in Washington
Miss TIary Lee and Thomas B. Spence,
both Of Washington, were married Tues
day by Rev. D. P. Allison, assistant
rector Of St Michael and All Angels
Protestant Episcopal Church. in Balti-
more. The wedding took place at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Harry ". Chesley. 2222
North Charles street Mr.. and Mrs
Spence left for Atlantic City, where they
will spend their honeymoon.
Miss Emma LOrena KehOe, OF Tomp-
kinsvile, S L, and Mr.. H. Winship
Wheatley. of Washington, were married
yesterday. They were attended by Mr.
Edward S. White and Miss Rosemary
KehOe The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John p. Newman, at the Church of
St. John the Baptist de La Sale
\ wedding breakfast was given by the
brides mother. After a short stay at
Atlantic City Mr.. and Mrs. Wheatley will
return 10 Washington for a few days, and
then make an extended Western trip,
with Detroit as the destination
Miss Jean Wilson. the well-knOwn dra-
matte. reader, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Van Hoose in their summer home, Mel
ody Manor, in Princess Anne County, Va.
The Misses Anna and Beulah Dalzen
Of Washington circle, left yesterday
morning for a ten days visit to the
jamestown Exposition They are ac-
COmpanied by a large party of old
Ohio neighbors. among whom are Capt
Fulton and wife, of Xenia, Ohio, and
Benjamin McGarry and wife, of Bellaire,
Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. /. Weller and Mrs
Charles A. Mccarthy and children, of 40S
Seward square. Capitol Hill, are at their
summer home. AruIfdel-on-the-Bay, where
they will remain until September,