The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

Former Minister to Spain and Mrs.
Hannis Taylor and the Misses Taylor
will leave on Saturday for Cape May.
where they VIII spend some time. Later
in the summer they will go to Capon
Springs. in West Virginia, a favorite re-
sort with them, where they have spent
several summers.
one OF the most interesting announce
ments OF the late spring season is the en-
gagement OF Lieut. Robert Lawrence Ber-
~. L. S. N. to Miss Lucy Haldane Lin
dabury. OF BernardvDle. n. J. Lieut..
Berry Is one Of the recently appointed
naval aids in the White House The we'd
ding viii take place In the autumn In
the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard V. Lindabury. II is
the unwritten law for naval and military
aids 70 the President TO be single, so Il
IS taken as a foregone conclusion that
Lieut. Berry viii be transferred from
duty there next season. He is well
liked here and has many friends
Mrs John A. Logan has gone 10 Chi
cago to attend the unvening Of the
statue OF Gen Logan, presented 70 the
G. A. r. hall OF the library there by
Mr.. Cummings Mrs. Logan VIII be the
guest Of Judge and Mrs. Tuthin She
Will go from there 70 Springfield H..
to superintend the placing or the relics
belonging 70 Gen. Logan In the State
house. She will be absent about a
month.
Nine Po-tela. wife Of the Argentine
Minister. has gone 10 New York. where
she will be Joined later by the Minister.
They will then go 10 Boston and make
that their headquarters while they select
summer abiding place in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Moody Of Rixford.
Pa. announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Edna Bernice, to Mr.. Ray c.
Clafiin. Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvine Gordon Farrer
have announced the marriage OF their
daughter Blanchard to Wilhelm Bern
hardt Schultz on Tuesday, June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A.-Fenton announce the
marriage OF their daughter Marjorie 20
Or. John Perry Strong Tutlock on We'd
nesday. June Il. in New York. Dr.. and
Mrs. Tutlock viii sail for Europe to-mor-
row. Mrs Tutlock has Just been grad
uated from Michigan University.
Mr.. Maurice II. Lanman and Miss Anna
S. Burrows. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs L.
P. Burrows. Of this city. were married
yesterday afternoon at St. Paul's Catholic
Church by Rev. James S Mackin The
bride wore a travelling gown OF brown
mirage and hat 20 match. and carried
white prayer-bOok Owing 70 the recent
death OF the father OF the groom, there
were no invitations. A wedding supper
was served 10 the immediate families al
the home Of the bride. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lanman left at once for a short trip
South.
Miss Eleanor Page Pratt. daughter OF
Mr.. Walter S. Pratt, was married yester-
day TO Mr.. Thomas Hildrup Tulloch. Of
Arizpe, Mexico. grandson OF former Post
master Tulloch. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. John G. Ames. OF
this city. al the home Of the bride. at
Forest Glen, Nd. IN the presence OF, only
the members Of the two families The
bride was attended by Miss Eleanor
Pratt Mcqueen, as maid Of homo. and
Mr.. W. S. Pratt. jr.. acted as best man.
After the ceremony and small reception
at the house. Mr.. and Mrs. Tulloch left
for a wedding trip 10 San Diego,
Cal, for a visit with Mr.. Tulloch's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tulloch will make their
home at Arizpe, Mexico. where Mr. Tul-
loch is connected with the PedrazzinI
mines.
The lawn fete in the grounds OF the
Georgetown University Hospital. being
held this week. Is attracting large parties
every evening from o'clock It is given
each year by the members OF the order
OF St Francis. and this year the mem
hers OF the board OF lady managers Of
the hospital are assisting. The proceeds
are to go toward the building OF
nurses home. for which they have al
ready a nucleus in checks sent the board
by interested patrons. The wing for the
poor IS now as high as four stories and
the work is being rapidly completed
This was the portion for which Mr.. A.
Lisner recently gave the hospital board
$4,000. Mrs. ], Eakin Gadsby Is presl-
dent Of the board OF lady managers.
which now has Q membership OF eighty
four
Mrs. Warren Fairbanks, daughter-in-
law OF the Vice President, has arrived
in Chicago, going by auto with a party
Of friends from Lake Forest. She enter
tained at a luncheon at the Auditorium
Hotel on the opening day of the Republi-
can convention. Col Bernard R. James.
military attache OF the British Embassy.
and the Hon. Mrs. James are there. and
Mrs. Henry Taft. sister-in-law Of the
Secretary of War. are also in that hotel
Baron Schlippenbach, the Russian con-
sui recently promoted TO be consul gen.
eral at New York. Is entertaining Mr..
Kroupensky, the charge daffaires of the
embassy Mr. de Thai, also OF the en-
bassy staff is in Chicago. and was the
guest OF honor at a dinner given by
Prince and Princess Engalitschef last
night at which Mr.. Schlippenbach and
Mr.. Kroupensky were also guests.
Miss Mary Lloyd Key, a granddaughter
OF Francis Scott Key, was married We'd