The Washington herald., 1907-09-06


number of smart house parties both In
the North and South throughout the
summer
hat trimmed with long ostrich feathers.
and the wedding bouquet, a shower of
lilies Of the valley. was suspended from
a white prayer book The ceremony WIS
performed by Rev. Richard Shipley pastor
of North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Church
Mr.. Upper escorted his daughter and
gave her In marriage. Little Helen Tup-
per. the four-year-old sister OF the bride.
was her only attendant as flower girl.
She Wore a habyish frock OF white muslin
and valeuciennes lace and carried
basket or flowers. only a small assem-
blage OF relatives Witnessed the cere-
mony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Caul left
/ Washington for a Northern wedding trip
10 include visits 90 Canada. Buffalo and
/ Niagara FaRs. They will return 70 Wash
ington for brief visit TO relatives be-
fore sailing, September Il. for Porto Rico.
/ where they will make their future home.
the bridegroom being fruit grower
! there.
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn Depue
to Mr.. Howard H. DalzeH took place last
evening at o'clock al the residence Of
the brides brother-in-law and sister. Mr.
and Mrs Walter C. Gleason
Miss Margaret Depue. sister Of the
bride, served as her honor maid. and
/ Mr. A. r. Harkness was best man Rev
James NJ Nourse was the officiating cler-
I gyman. An informal reception followed
! the ceremony. after which Mr. and Mrs
/ DalZzeH took a late train for a Northern
wedding trip.
Mrs. Grace D. Parker announces the
engagement OF her daughter, Elizabeth.
to Mr. Hedge Butler The wedding. for
which no date has been set. viii take
place In the autumn.
/ Former Representative Joseph SiBley
and Mrs. Sibey who are now at their
/ summer place at Valcour. n y. expect
20 sail late in the autumn for a trip 10
/ Egypt and the Holy Land
The Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton viii celebrate the anniversary of
the organization Of their society az
/ jamestown this year. An invitation
/ from the Virginia Society Of the Daugh-
/ tiers Of the American Revolution 10
reception TO be given In the Virginia
| Building on October II. has just been
received by the State regent for the D. A
| r. of the District Of Columbia.
Or. and Mrs. A. Rhett Stuart and
daughter have retUrnedl from Atlantic
City where they have been spending the
summer
Mrs. T. J. Llston ard family. after
spending several weeks at Colonial
Beach, viii return home at the end Of
/ the season
Mrs. Laurence Kenny and children. ac-
companied by Miss Margaret Sullivan,
after two weeks at Colonial Beach, will
return home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, Of 1906
Bolton street. Baltimore. have announced
the enga cement Of their daughter, Fannie
H., to Samuel J. Stelnberger. Of this city
They Will be at home Sunday. September
%. from to and to 10, at 1906 Bolton
street, Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair, Mrs.
H. Morgan Hill and Miss Morgan Hill
are in New York for a few days. en- route
to Washington after the summer outing
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley, who have
spent the summer at Lenox, Mass, will
go TO their cottage at Tuxedo for the
autumn. Later they will come TO Wash
ington. Their home, in Dupont circle,
which is now being TemOdeled, will be
one of the most pretenti0uS houses in the
city when completed.
Brig Gen. Henry G. Sharpe. Z. S. A,
and Mrs. Sharpe, who have spent the
summer abroad. sailed yesterday for
America, and will arrive in Washington
September 20.
Miss Maud MacNamara, Of Nineteenth
street. left Washington Saturday for a
months stay at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. Curtis smithe have re-
turned TO the city.
DR.. NJ Louise Strobel has just returned
from mountain Lake EdIk, where she
has been for the last three weeks.
Mr. George A Williamson and Mr..
James R. Davis have returned to Wash
ington, after a ten days vacation at Sara
toga, New York City, jamestown, and
Norfolk The trip was made by steamer.
Howard Hayes Dalzell. son of Booth
Dalzell, of Philadelphia and Miss Kathryn
Deepen, of Manassas, Va, were married
last night at Manassas, Va, in the home
Of the brides parents
Miss Morrie B. Morris, of Calvert street, |
is visiting her grandparents, at Staunton, |
Va Her cousin, James w. Bodley, will |
pay her a visit at her Washington home |
about the middle ef this month.
Miss Marguerite FitZsimmOns is spend |
ing the month of September visiting near
Pittsburg, Pa