The Washington herald., 1908-08-30
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the ceremony. at which the bride cut the
I cake with her husbands sword. after
which they left for their wedding tour
. % one Of the summer resorts in British
I Columbia, where they made a short stay
/ They then went 90 san Francisco. where
/ the bridegroom viii join his ship. the
{ torpedo boat destroyer GoIdsb0r0ugh
I The brides going-sway gown was Of
Z copenhagen blue rajah silk, with hat and
gloves 90 match
! There was a large number OF rich and
I rare gifts received by this popular young
couple among them being a solid silver
Z tea service from the officers and women
Z Of the navy yard. The bride and bride
groom made the first stage Of their we'd
ding trip IN a navy yard tug. which took
I them from the navy yard 70 Seattle.
whore they boarded a steamer for British
/ Columbia Capt Potts has been SD for
some time. and. because Of this. the we'd
ding guests were few and very intimate
friends OF the bride and Bridegroom The
Potts family IS wei3 known and very pop
ular in Washington where Capt Potts
was stationed for some years. and where
his interesting family Of daughters be-
came important factors in the young set
Of army and navy people Capt. Potts
many distinguished officers 70 the Revo-
luuonary army. and has been known IN
The affairs OF The country for generations
A Wednesday wedding OF much interest
in Washington was that Of Miss Florence
A 6uode and Mr.. Richard n. Webster,
which took place az FairmOnt, MINI
The ceremony was performed in the pres
euce Of relatives and intimate friends by
the Rev. Albert r Fillmore. in St Mar
tins Episcopal Church, and Immediately
sfterward the bride and bridegroom Iert
for St Paul Duluth. Nackinac Island.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. and Toronto. The
bride and bridegroom viii make their fu-
tune home in Washington The bride is
the only daughter Cf the late Thomas =
kDoCe- Her mother IS now the wife Of
lIr. Thomas BottoUIey. OF WiunebaEo.
AL-ru- She has made her h6me for sew
eraI years with her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs Thomas H Cole. Of this city.
where she attended school and graduated
from the George Washington University.
S1e is member Of the p Beta Phi fra
tsrnlty- The Bridegroom Is a native OF
Kentucky. and has been connected with
the Post-ofice Department for some
years.
MAJ samuel Lane Faisor. T.. 5. A.
is expected 20 arrive soon in Port Hope.
Canada % join his wife who was for
merly Mss Eleanor Sewers. in the sum
mer home Of her parents. Dr. and Mrs
T. l. Sewers, of Washington He VIII
make a short visit there on his way
TO Madison Barracks. where he is sta
TONED Mrs FaisOn was q deburarte
Cf but a few seasons ago. and was mar
r-ed ar the end Of her first season. she
went al once 20 the Philippines. returned
20 washington last winter, and spent
a few months with her parents IN thsir
2Iassachuser-s avenue home.
one OF the most Interesting visitors
70 Washington this year was Mrs. Lo-
cock, vile OF Capt Z. a Locock She
visited her sister. Mrs. a 2. L.eP. NIssav.
in her apartment in the Ontario. Capr-
Loc1ck is d member -f the British Army
Reserves and was formerly OF the ''Prin-
cess OF Wales Own regiment His
father. the late Lord Edward I.ocock-
was British minister 70 Servia. and his
grandfather was formerly attached 20
the household OF Queen Victoria. Cap.
and Mrs LOCOCE have made a t011- ~
the world, travelling many rliles IN a
touring car Ms LocOck Is a famous
beauty Of England, and IS an encaussas- I
uc and clever hOrSewOuan. She used
10 race i1 England under the name Of
Mrs Allslie- she and Capt Locock +
are htghly educated are fine IirEuisrs.
and 90 in for sports particularly. Yacht .
-1E and racing although thev have taken
recently 10 motoring. MIS- Locock was
especially enthusiastic concerning the
beauty and hospitality Of japan. and
interested her friends here greatly wit1
little incidents OF her visit there.
Among the WashinEtollans who were
staying al OwIyout Lodge. in the Adi-on-
dacks when IL was burned recently. were
Mrs O'COnneU, wife Of Capt. O'Co1neu I
Z 5 A. Mrs Ross. wife OF CAPT Ross
L s r c. s; Nr. AID Mrs. Frank Bv-
ram Miss Marjorie FoIIIn. Miss Florence
kee1e, Mrs Saunders. Mrs Goodman /
Miss Coleman, and Miss Deen.
Gen and Mrs Frederick Dent Grant en-
tertainsd an interesting company AZ
luncheon last week in their quarters al
Governors Island Their guests included
Baron SchhTpenbach, the Russian consul I
general 10 New York, formerly of Chi