The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-10
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Marion Oliver. Senator du P0nt and MS
daught n, Mrs. Crowninshield, Senator
and Mrs. Foraker and Miss Foraker,
Senator Warren, Representative ana
Mrs Nicholas Longworth, Representa-
tive Butler Ames, Gen. and Mrf. j.
Franklin Bell Gen. and Mrs. Arthur
Murray and Miss sadie Murray, Gen
eral ard Mrs. Corbin. General and Mrs
Johnston, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Leutze and Miss Marion Leutze, Col.
and Mrs. Charles S. Cromwell. Ma'cr
and Mrs. MeCawley, Capt and Mrs
George Summerlin, Mrs. BulTaer, Wlie
Of Lieut. r; c. Bulmer' UA B n MT
and Mrs. Murray COBB, Mr.. ana Mrs.
WOlcott Tuckerman, capt, ana MIS-
Richard Hooker, Mr.. and Mrs. ChaEles
Lee Mrs. Richard Townsend ana MISS
Mathilde Townsend, Miss Isabelle May
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward Mitchell Col
and Mrs. +. L. Denny and Miss Esther
Denny, Miss Pansy Bloomer, MISS III
eaEcr Terry, Miss Louise Maxwell,
Hoyt. Miss Sallie Darlington, Miss Mary
Scott Baron ana Baroness fTeuschth
of the Austro-Hungarian embassy, the
Secretary of the Brazilian embassy anu
Mime Chermont General and Mrs. Ale
shire and Miss Aleshire, MI ana MIS-
James =. Barbour and Miss Marguerite
BARBOUR, Rear Admiral and Mrs EaFk-
r John Barrett, Mr.. ana Mrs WOOD
ury Blair Miss Mabel BOardman, the
fisses Patten. Miss Anna CcclreI
ar and Mrs. Joseph Crawford and MISS
'aryl Crawford, Mr.. ana Mrs. H Il5,l
C. Denny Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Ellls'
Franklin Ellis. ir.. Capt. Frank Eyans'
Lieutenant Falconer, Mr.. ana MIS-
Richard Harlow, Passed Assistant sur
geOn DYKES. Captain Ferguson. Cap
tain Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Il
Mclean, r. 3. Mclean, MISS MEttlt l
| " Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Patt srson'
| Mai and Mrs. Joseph +. Sanger MI;
and Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle, Mr. and
| Mrs. Vanderbilt, Miss Alice Nander-
grift. Mr. and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop
| Edward 3. Mclean. and Preston Glosoh'
Plans for Bridal Trip.
Late in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Letter left Washington in their big Vour-
ing car for Manchester-b y-the-Sea,
! where they viii join Mrs. Letter at IN
dercliffe. Mrs. Letter leaves late this
| afternoon in her special car. and VIII
be there to greet them upon their ar
rival She has arranged for a large
party TO be given at Undercliffe IN their
honor during the first few days of their
stay.
/ Young Mrs. Letters travelling suit was
A modish white linen tailored coat suit
and a closely fitting straw hat, TED
firmly with a thick chiffon veil
! Mr. Letter has business engage ments
in the West, which viii take nina tnefe
| probably about the time of the COnVen-
ton in Chicago, and the Fourth of July
he will spend with his bride at his
works. at Ziegler. H., where they VIII
participate in the celebration there.
Later i'm July Mr.. and Mrs Letter Will
4 return 10 Manchester. and some time IN
| August accompanied By Mr.. Letter 8
! mother, Mrs. / 4. Letter. will sail for
| Europe. where they viii Mr., visit Mr..
| Letters sisters the Countess OF Suffolk
| and Mrs. Colin Campbell, and his broth
/ eT-in-IaW. Lord CurZOn. OF kedlestOl.
| UTon their return ia the fail they viii
divide their time between washington
and Chicago, as Mr.. Letters business
/ interests In Chicago are such as 10 re-
qulre his attention there for a week or
ten days each month. In Washington
they will make their home with the
bridegroom mother. IN the magnificent
Letter mansion on Dupont circle
The Brides Social Life.
The bride Of today has been a belle
IN society Of the National Capital since
her presentation a year ago last fall
A girl Of unusual beauty and Of en-
i gaging individuality. she Immediately
became an important factor fl the
younger set and was soon in constant
demand with the older set Like al
army girls, she Is a beautiful dancer
/
tention At one time the attentions OF
| Capt. II. J. Breese. L. s. A, We're com
mented upon as being rather marked
| but the gallant young officer departed
for the Philippines last fan and Mr.
Letter began TO take a keen interest IN
| Washington society, something he hdl
/ never done before, and was a cOnspicu'
GUS figure At all functions at which
| Mss Williams was a guest Mrs. Letter
/ inaUguTated q series Of entertainments
TO which she invited the younger con
tingent OF society and Miss Williams
was invariably among the number. RU
| NOR Was rife for some time and after al
| automobile trip to Richmond, under tn
| chaperOnage Of Captain and Mrs. sum
| merlin, the engagement was announced
Since then Mr. Letter and his fance,
| have been shOWeTed with attentions
| from their friends
: Her Penchant for Sapphires.
Young Mrs. Letter has a penchant
for sapphires and the engagement ring
was a circlet Of gold mounted with a
huge sapphire set in platinum. Her
fathers gift was a check for s., 900 and
with this she purchased a magnifcS nj
2 crescent Of sapphires set in platinum tC
- match the engagement circlet.
8 The bridal gifts received are displayed
t to few intimate friends in the apart.
- ment adjoining that of the brides par
ents, the unusually large number re-
70 curing more room than could be spared
in their rooms. Among the most no.
l ticeable were a handsome silver service
, / from Mrs. Letter, and one of her OWE
T wedding gifts, a massive piece Of gold
, plate, also from Mrs. Letter, who SEM
I, in addition TO this several handsome
pieces Of jewelry; a handsome silver
e tray from the employees of Mr., Letter
! at his works at ziegier. Ill; a gorgeous
ostrich feather fan from Captain an6
| Mrs Summerlin, the handle enCrusteC
with the brides initials in diamonds; g
- silver jewel case Of rare Workmanship
. | from Miss Katherine Elkins, al init
! mate friend Of the bride; a beautiful
purse, with the brides initials in dia,
q monds, from Miss Grace Jarvis, also ar
| intimate friend Of the bride; a hand