The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
interesting Weddings Book
ed for the Present Week
in Washington Society.
COmings and Goings and
Latest Social Functions.
Bridal Pairs Return.
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be followed by a small and informal re-
ception. Rev. George Bishop. d. D.. Of
East Orange, y. J.. the bridegroom S
father. will be the officiating clergyman.
and Mr.. Edward Bishop will be his
brothers best man.
The bride will have as her attendants
little Katherine Boyle, of Philadelphia
who will act as flower girl, and her SIS
ter, Mrs. Albert Howard Cousins. OF
Philadelphia, whose wedding occurred
last November Will be matTon Of honor
Mr.. Ira ". Hopkins. an uncle OF the
bride. will escort her and give her away,
and four of her most intimate friends,
Mrs. Dwight Willard, Of Philadelphia
Miss Mamie Young. Miss Leila Peachy'
and Miss Lucille Wilkinson, all Of thls
city. VIII hold white ribbons, forming an
aisle through which the wedding party
will pass to the bow window in the draw
i0g-room. where the service will be read.
Miss Grace Kinds. sister Of Mrs. Cor
telyou. wife of the Secretary OF the
Treasury. left town yesterday with the
four children Of Secretary and Airs. Cor
telyou and has taken them TO Bay Crest,
L. l.. where they will be Joined later by
their parents for the summer.
Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer
wife and daughters Of the Post
master General, are at their Beacon street
residence, and will. in a short time, open
their summer place at Hamilton, on the
North Shore Of Massachusetts.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews and her cousin,
Miss Mitchell, viii leave this week for
New York. en- route 10 Europe, where they
Will spend the summer.
Mai Arrick. [. S A. Of Indianapolis,
is the guest Of his mother here for a
week. Mai Arrick's wife IS a daughter
Of former Attorney General and Mrs. W
II. II. Miller. who was well known here
during the administration Of the late
President Harrison.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Matthew a. Cross
whose marriage took place at St. Thomas
Church, in April. are now at Sandy Hook
but will leave there shortly for Spring
field. Mass the lieUtanants new post.
Mrs. Sigsbee. wife Of Rear Admiral
sigsbee, and her daughter Mrs. Small
left Yesterday for Atlantic City for two
weeks. and viii later 90 10 Harwichport
Cape Cod. where they have taken cot
tage for the summer.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. S. Z. W
Kitteu will shortly leave for Philadelphia
where the commander has been sent tC
the battle ship Massachusetts.
Mrs. Kittell will make her home in
Philadelphia. that she may be near heI
husband.
Mrs. Seaton Schroeder, wife Of Capt
Schroeder, L. g y, has returned from
Norfolk. where she has been visiting hel
son-in-law and daughter DR.. and Mrs
Noulton Johnson Of the navy circle
Mrs. Schroeder with her family will leave
Monday for their summer home "a
jamestown, R. J.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, mother Of Mrs
Philip Mcmillan. Of Detroit, and Of Lar
Anderson is in Boston. where she Is tn
guest Of her son and daUghter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson, who have
recently arrived on their splendid estate
in BrookIine. Mass, Boston's smartes
suburb. They made the journey 20 Bos
ton from Washington. after the fesuvitie
attending the visit of the Duke of hi
Abruzzi were over. on their housebOat
the Roxana. in q remarkably short time
and with comfort. They. spent the create
part Of the winter on this houseboat il
Florida waters.
Senator and Mrs. Chauncey Depew sail
Cd yesterday from New York on the Fin
land for Antwerp 70 spend the summe
abroad. Sailing on the same vessel wa
Mrs. A. s. Worthingt0n.
Medical Director James y. Flint, L.
y, has closed his apartments in Stone
leigh Court and gone 70 Fort Monroe 70
a brief stay. before starting upon vaca
tion tour 10 the Rangells and Whit
Mountains.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. F. Price. who are so
tourning al the Warm Springs. Va, Wi
shortly leave for Sandwich, Cape Coo
where they have leased a cottage for tn
season.
Medical Director and Mrs Michae
Bradley. Z. S. y, are in town for a shor
stay. awaiting his retirement whe
they will leave for Lancaster. Mass, {
remain throughout the summer. Mr.:
BradIev's mother, Mrs. Farwell, will max
her home with them.
Mrs. John Hay. widow Of the late secre
tary Of State left the Capital yesterda
for New York. She will go directly t
visit her daughter, Mrs Payne Whitney
at her home, on Long Island.
Miss Jennie Dugan Mcintosh. Of Del
phi, Ind, who has been the guest Of Mis-
Katharine H. McReynolds, principal O
the 1IcReynolds-Koehle Music School, &C
C0mpanled her 10 her summer home o
the Blue Ridge Mountains. near Blue
mont, Va, yesterday. The young ladie
are ChaperOned by Mrs. Louise BinCklel
who is the niece OF the late Gen. Josep
Z, Johnston. Of the Confederate army.
Mrs. Harriet Turner and Mr.. George F
Plaster ir.. have returned TO their homt
near BlUemOnt, Va, after a three-month'
sojourn IN the Madeiras.
Miss Mabel Towers Of Montana. an
Miss Mercedes Ruiz, of this city. have II
turned from jamestown. where they al
tended the ball given in honor of IN
West Point cadets.
Miss Blanch Virginia Browning daugf
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Brown
ing. and Mr.. Arba Nelson Tindall. will b
married Thursday evening at o'clock. a
AL Souls Church, Rev. L. G. B. Pierc
officiating The bride will be attended b
her sister, Miss Elise Browning, who wi
be maid of honor. and as flower girl, III
tie Miss Francois Celeste Fitzpatrick wi
officiate
Mr.. TindalI will have as his ushers NJ
Edmund Carl Browning, brother Of III
bride, and his brother, Mr. Lloyd Tindal