The Washington herald., 1908-08-05
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Marriage of Miss Ellis Sur
prise to Relatives Here.
MISS EVA N. PRICE a BRIDE
Bishop and Mrs. CranstOn Go to
COnnecticut-Admir and Mrs. Nc
and Mrs. Terry and Miss Terry
Return HOme-Other Social Notes.

Word has been received IN Washington (
Of the marriage OF Miss Clara May Ellis. I
daughter o. the late Mr. Lewis Y ElIs, F.
Of this city. 70 Prof. Taylor, OF Carlisle I
Indian School Carlisle. Pa The cere- /
nony was performed IN Carlisle AIonGay /
morning. and the bride and bridegroom /
started at once for New York, on their
way 20 WestboroUgh. Mass. 10 visit the
brides grandmother. Mrs. Rose1baum. OF
this city, and her aunt. Mrs. Susie Adams !
in the latter's home. None OF the brides I
large circle of relatives in this city was
present at the ceremony. and news Of the
wedding came as a great surprise 10
them
Miss Ellis went 10 Carlisle last Decern-
Der 10 become a teacher in the Indiah
school Her father and mother were
both weII-known in musical circles in
Washington. the latter having been Miss
Rosa Rosenbaum. Of this city. She was
Tor many years organist in Wesley Meth
odist Episcopal Chapel. but died some
years ago. After being a widower FOR
many years. Mr.. Ellis married Miss Ella
Knight. a vioIinist and singer.
M Taylor and his bride viii return 70
Carlisle in the fail. 10 continue their
work in the school there. after spending
this month in Westborough- Prof Taylor
is a native Of Kansas.
0Ir- and Mrs James N Price announce
the marriage OF their daughter Miss Eva
May Price. 10 Mr.. William H StrobeL
The ceremony took place Monday evening
in the home Of the brides parents. Rev.
J. H Deis officiating. The drawing
was decorated with palms and white
blossoms. and the wedding music was
played by M Eiker. The brides only at
teadant was the bridegro0ms sister. Miss
Louise StrobeI. and the pest man was
NIr Herbert +. Smith The bridal gown
was a white mEu princess. trimmed pro-
fasely with lace. and the bride carried
Bride roses The maid OF honor wore
pink organdie and carried pink rosebUds-
After the ceremony there was a small
reception Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs George Strobel. parents OF The
bridegroom; AIr- Irving SJrobeI. SIr.
George Strobel- Jr-. and Mrs StrobeI. Mr..
ard Mrs Bernard F. Ashford, Miss ELker.
I the Messrs. Eiker. M and Mrs Howard.
Miss Brown. Miss Flora Crosier. Mr.. r
Sweeney. Miss Pearl Sutton. and 1Ir- J
I Y Price. brother OF the bride
Bishop Earl Cranston and Mrs. Gran
| ston have closed their apartment in the
Ontario and gone 20 Short Beach. Conn.
where they viii be guests Of Bishop Good
l sell They viii 90 later for a longer stay
/ al Ocean City
( Rear Admiral and Mrs. MCGOWAN. who
/ spent week at the Richmond after their
recent return from Europe. overlooking
| the building Of their new home in Six
teenth street. have gone 10 the North
Shore Of Massachusetts They hope %
[ be able TO take possession of their house
early next season
/ Rear Admiral and Mrs. SIas " Terry
/ and Miss Eleanor Terry. who have been
/ the guests Of 8Iiss Miller in the Green
/ Spring Valley. have returned 70 their
] home in Washington for a few days.
/ They viii leave on Friday for Narragan-
] sett Pie-. where they always spend the
/ latter part Of every summer
/ Mrs Bessie Stewart Hooker. daughter
/ Of former Senator Stewart OF Nevada.
( closed her home here yesterday and LEFT
/ for Long Island. where she will be the
/ guest Of Representative and Mrs. BouTke
/ Cochran. Of New York. in their country
f. home. Mrs. Richard Hooker. nee C0ndit-
I Smith. daughter-in-law Of Mrs Hooker.
IS spending several weeks at Ocean City,
y J.
Mrs. F. B. Loring left yesterday morn
I Ing for q visit with Gen and Mrs. John
P. story in their country place near An
napoHs. Mrs LorinS viii 90 later 10
| Oyster Bay for the remainder OF the sea
son. Miss Lydia LOring viii spend the
/ remainder OF the summer at Cape May,
and Miss Jean Loring viii go 10 Bay
I Head for @ visit
Justice Shepard. OF the District Court
Of Appeals left yesterday for New York,
] accompanied by his son, AIr- Seth Shep-
ard. il. Thence they viii sail for Calves
ton. Tex. and viii remain for a month.
visiting various sections Of the state
8lr- and Mrs Francis l. Daingerheld
and Miss Mary Dllrgerheld sailed tor
q Bremen yesterday from New YORK
Miss Carolyn smith. daughter of Nj.
and Mrs. Thomas ". Smith. returned 10
her home in Columbia road Monday from
a. visit 10 Mrs. Carl Droop az her country
home near BIgeuout. Va The wedding
Of Miss smith and Lieut. James Edward
Abbott =. ;. A. VIII take place on Mon
day. August il. 81 O'Clock The we'd
ding viii be quite simple, and only a small
company OF relatives and intimate friends
will be present. The bride VIII be at
tended by her young sister. Miss Esther
! smith The bridegrooul-e-eCt IS a son OF
Judge William N. Abbott. Of the Orphans
Court FOX Anne Arundel County. Nd. and
editor Of the Evening Capital Of Annap-
oils Lieut.. Abbott completed a 3,o01-mile
trip 70 claim his bride when he reached
Washington last evening. having come
right through from Fort Mason. Cal
where he Is stationed. and where ne viii
return with his bride. The ceremony viii
be performed n the old-fashi0ned home
Of the brides parents. in Columbia road
Mrs Clarendon Smith has gone TO From,
Royal, Va, for a short stay
Mrs. william Allen and daughter viii
leave to-day for Overall, Va
Dr. Joseph Milton Heller has returned
. F n his anarru1eur 81 the Farragut from