The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-29

Richmond, and a popular young business
man, and private secretary to George w,
Stevens. The marriage viii take place
in the early fall.
Much interest is expressed in the ap-
,proaching wedding OF John B. Minor. OF
Richmond, and Mrs. Mary Scott Johns
OF yVarrenton~- The wedding viii take
place IN October
Mr.. Minor is popular in tho exclusive
2 social set Of the Old Dominion, and IS
q leading lawyer. His bTide-to-De IS
widely known throughout the State
Mrs. Wilson Chamberlayne, Of Wash
; ington, formerly Miss Kate Nelson, OF
! Charlottesville, and sister-in-taw 10 the
famous beauty, Lady Naylor Leland. OF
! London Will visit her cousin. MISS
I Nancy Randolph kennon1 at NorWooaI
on the James, during early september
The wedding of Miss Agnes Gray
Kennedy, Of Warrenton, Va, TO DR.. WI
liam Beverly Mason, of Washington.
viii take place in ST James Church.
VVarrenton, Va this afternoon. Fol
lowing the ceremony viii be a reception
at the nome Of the bride 5 parents, I1r-
and Mrs Stephen Danrldge kennedy.
Dr. and Mrs Mason will make their
home in Washington after October l.
Miss Eva Lewis Brooks, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. r. Y. Brooks. viii be mar
ried to Henry Alfred Works at the home
OF her parents, September 10. at 80
O'Clock. Miss Mary +. Johnston viii be
Miss Brooks maid or honor and only
attendant. j. Lester Brooks will be the
best man. The Rev. j. l. Allison, pas
tor of the Guntoa Church Temple. will
officiate. The ceremony will be follow
ed by a reception. The bride and bride
groom will live in Washington, and after
the first OF October viii be at home in
the SIsquehanna
Miss Lucette Marguerite Hutton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Hut
ton, Of Baltimore, viii be married today
10 Harold Adye Pritchard. OF Clifton.
England. The wedding will take place
in Newport. ?. Z. ia Emmanuel Church,
the Rev. DR.. Emery II. Porter. 0fficiat-
will be 81 ven away by her father.
Charles Gardner, of Bristol England,
will act as best man for Mr.. Pritchard.
The ushers VIII be Jesse BOynton, Rich
ard MacSherry, and Patterson Harris
all of Baltimore. The ceremony will be
followed by q. wedding breakfast At the
summer home Of the brides parents,
Shamrock Hill" The bridegroom, WAC
graduated from Trinity College. Oxford,
IN 1906. is an English school master. and
will take his bride TO England to live.
NJ. des Portes de la Foss, counselor of
the French embassy, and Nine. des
POrtes entertained at luncheon yester-
day at Newport, where they, with their
daughter, Nile des Portes, have spent
the season
Miss Emily Tuckerman. OF Washing
tons ls entertaining Mr.. and Mrs TheO-
dore Davis Bowles, Of Washington. in
her summer home Ingleside, at Stock
bridge, Mass.
Judge Batcheller and Miss Kate
Batcheller, Of Washington, who have
spent the. summer IN Saratoga and the
AdirOndacks. sailed today on the
Deutschland, for Judge Batcheller's post
as a member OF the international court
al Cairo, Egypt.
Mrs. Frank c. Larimore and her
daughter, Miss Edith who have BEEN
at the Wiehle House. 4iehle Va, for
the past two months, returned today to
their home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Milstead have re-
turned from COrdesville, S. c, for 4
months stay with relatives at Forest
Glen, Nd. before coming into the city
Mr. Milstead has oeen IN charge OF the
agricultural experimental station for the
past year.
Justice and Mrs. BIodgett. rof the
Rhode Island State commission. gave a
reception at the jamestown Exposition
last week in the Rhode Island building,
in honor Of their daughter, Miss Gwen
dolen Blodgett and the Misses Bryan,
daughters Of PaymaSter Bryan, OF An
napolis, who are visiting their aunt
Mrs BlOdgetL Music was furnished by
Phinney's Orchestra. and the large re-
ception room was appropriately decorat-
ed for the occasion. The hostesges OF
the different State buildings with their
guests were present, among whom We're
Mrs. ". H Dunn, OF the New York
commission. and Miss Frances Dunn,
Mrs. Nelson NJ Henry and the Misses
Sloane, Miss Mary Lynn Robins. Mrs
Monson and the Misses AIonson, Of Con-
necticut; Miss Elizabeth Hughes, OF
Pennsylvania; Misses Barrett and Miss
Douglas. OF Alexandria. who are visiting
Miss Blodgett; Miss Mary Talbot, OF
Providence; Miss Annie Fauntleroy,
Misses Lila Maria Tucker, Miss Virginia
Garrison, Miss McBlair. OF st. Louis;
Misses Lucy, Eloise. and May Brooke.
Miss Katherine Myers. Misses Lucrece
and Clara Goodwin, Albert Tucker. Dr.
Paul Greene. DR.. Rupert Blue. the Cul-
YER cadets, some of the officers of the
Twenty-Five Infantry, and several mid
shipmen from the Missouri.
The amateur circus given at Long
Branch last Saturday was as great a
financial success as IL was a social
affair. Ten thousand dollars is 10 be
divided between the Protestant, Cath
Ole. and Hebrew charities at Long
Branch as a result of it. Five thousand
people attended, and many more Than
mat Witnessed the unique street nsra5e
which preceded the opening of the biz
horse show grounds.
Miss May Adams, who has been tour
ing Europe with Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam
with whom she went abroad in June
has been taken very III with diphtheris
and Is now in the southern part Of
France. Miss Adams went abroad eariv
IN the spring with Mr.. and Mrs B. F.
P1isen. but returned in order to make
this delightful trip with Mr. and Mrs.
Merriam.
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Evans. who
have been spending the month OF August
a. the Turks Head Inn. Cape Ann.
Mass, VIII return to their home in
Washington the 1st Of September. Miss
MaFion Evans who has spent some