The Washington herald., 1908-08-27


former secretary Of the German Embassy I
in Washington, and who is now the Prus-
sian minister 70 Hamburg. is the most
likely successor Of the late Ambassador.
Count Won Goetzen Is well known in
Washingtons diplomatic and smart so
clety circles He was married 70 Mrs.
Lay, widow OF AIr. William Lay. who was
formerly Miss May Loney. OF Baltimore. +
just before the count departed for bis new
post IN Europe. Airs. Lay was baauti-
full fascinating. and universally admired
young widow, making her winter home in
Washington. As a girl she was a belle fin
Baltimore society, where her relatives are
still prominent Her brother is 3ir.
Thomas P0indexter Louev. a member OF
the chamber OF commerce IN Baltimore.
She has a son. Capt Harry Lay. T. s A.
who is a popular member Of Washington
society--Sbe and Count Won Goetzen have
but one child. a daughter. Should she
count be chos=n for Ambassador 10 This
country. he and his family viii be coming
among friends and will receive a warm
welcome.
The Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop VIII leave
Washington on Friday for a trip lasting
several weeks. They viii visit Yellow
stone Park and pairts of interest in Can
ada They have spent the entire sumner
n Washington. with the exception OF
weekend visits with friends For several
months they have occupied the country
home OF AIr. and Mrs. ". W Finley al
Chevy Chase
The marriage o1 Miss Sarah Amy,
daughter OF the late Rear Admiral J. 9.
Amy. 10 AIr II. Brooks Price. OF New
York. viii take place in the Church of
/ the TRANSPORTATION. = New York Clty.
on September Z This engagement was
4 announces IN the spring. just before tee
departure of Miss Almy and her mother
Tor q visit In New York. and later to
Miss AImv's brother, who IS stationed at
I Fort Ethan Allen. VI II is IN this latter
{ place they have spent most Of The sum
uer.
1 Mss AIny and he- mother maintain
I Washington home and spend all rheir
/ winters here. and I- IS a matter cf great
| DISAPPOINTMENT 70 their many friends
that the marriage VIII not take place
here
sI- and Mrs Norton P. Hunt csIe-
/ brated their Tin wedding Tuesday even
ing n the home Of Mr.. Hunts brother.
I Mr.. Amos z Hunt. whose guests they
/ have been for some weeks. NJ and AIRS.
Hunt came % Washington from their
| home in Michigan 20 be present ar the
I golden wedding celebration Of Mr.. Hunts
/ parents. AIr. and Mrs. Zophar Hunt.
] which took place last Wednesdav- and
/ Mr and Mrs. Amos Hunt arranged Tues
I dav evenings celebration as a surprise
T % the couple. They were showereE with
. useful ornamental and interesting gifts.
I and large company was present 90 Offer
. congratulations
/ An informal dance was given AZ Trump
/ iuEtou Farm. Rock Han. Kent County.
+ Md.. the home OF Mrs. Julia RiuEE7Id
/ IN honor Of Miss Bertha Howard and the
/ Misses Whyte. q Washington D. c. The
I old farmhouse was raS-efuIly 4ec0rs-ad
/ with seines. hooks. giII nets. and stuffed
I Wild fowl The feature # the entertain
ment was the negligence Of Gr. Harry
. BrEIa. the owner Of the weLI-Eucvu
1 Bogle's Landing. 20 Tie his horse
[ a Southern romance cuIuiuated ir
I Winchester. Va. last night when Miss
. Christine Simpson. a beautiful belle OF
/ New Orleans. became the bride Of Ashton
/ Hayward. prominent business man of the
/ same city. Miss Simpson had been spend
.nE the summer az CaqO1 SPY 5ugs. and
1 recently Nr. Hayward appeared at that
. resort The couple drove 20 Winchester
. last evening and were married by Rev
I Dr. James Grauuer. Of the Protestant
I Episcopal Church. They leave this morn
: inC for Washington ard Northern water
7 ing places Both the bride and bridegroom
are members OF old New Orleans families
{ Miss Minnie Carroll VIII leave on sat
u-5ay for a three weeks trip in New
. England She VIII go first % Boston
and then VII be a guest at some house
. parties sn Providence r. 7. and Weste--
Iy. +. L Before returning she VIII make
I various little trips in the vicinity Of these
interesting places
N-. and Mrs Joseph FammerIy. OF rs
a street northeast. returned TUESDAY
from a visit in Purcellviue, Va. and have
departed for Harrisouburg. Va. their
former home. Tor another short stay
Mr.. Ernest T. Winchester, organist and
choirmaster OF St. PauIs and St Alloys
JUS churches. Washington. arrived n
New York Friday, via the White star
liner Celtic Nr. Winchester was ac-
compauied by his wife and the Rev.
Prof Samuel n. Sole, rector Of Chipping
Norton. England.
During the voyage across the Atlantic
N1r. Winchester was in charge Of musical
events on shipboard, and arranged several
pleasant affairs in aid Of the -Seamen' s
I Charities Of New York and Liverpool
which were participated in by several
artists
Z Mr.. Winchester was commissioned 20
spend the past few months studying Eng
lish cathedral choir methods in the inter
est Of the work in the Catholic churches
I in Washington. He visited all the Cathe-
drals Of note and in many instances was
entertained by their choirmasters- Most
of the time was spent in work at West
minister. although he was personally en-
te-tained and instructed by the prior Of
i Schemes. the very Rev. Dom AIocQue-
reau. who is the head Of the plain chant
system of the Roman church. with head
quarters at the monastery in the Isle OF
Wight
Miss AIolHe V. Bolts. Of Ingleside Ter
race. left to-day for New York City
DIT. E. c. Rice and family have -e-
turned from a four weeks vis1 tc Asbury
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Liebman have gons
on a European trip
Mrs. Mabel H Darte. with her little
son and daughter. who have spent the
past two moaths in Wilkesbarre and
crystal. Pa. is now staying at the Hotel
Chalfonte, Cape May.