The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-13
NEW YORK, AGAIN IN FALL GARB,
WELCOMES MEMBERS OF 400
BACK FROM VACATIONS.

haif abroad paying her customary
round of visits fl England and Scot
land; Mr. and Mrs. J. Francis A. Clark,
and Miss Bigelow. Mrs. Cbauncey N.
Depew and her venerable husband. DR..
W. Seward Weru. who has gone OF 10
join his family at ShelbOurne Farms.
Vt; BradfC-d g WeCkes, who has come
up from Porto Rico 90 wed Miss Gladys
Onderdonk in the immediate future;
Gouverneur Morris. J. ". Waterbury,
Henry Sands. and all sorts Of other peO-
pie besides.
Storm doors IRE coming down and
window blinds are gong up all aloug
the avenue aud al AGENT streets IN the
residential districts For although in
many cases people are spending the raH
at their suburban country seats and NJ
Tuxedo, vet for al that they IKE 10
have their town house open. so as
to be able to use them as a pied terre.
II detained in the city over night iu-
stead OF having 10 20 10 a hotel Not
that the htOels LEX patronage Fol
while we receive wccfuI accounts from
London Of the slump in the hotel bust
ness there, owing {, the absence Of rhe
necessary number Of customers. save
at the very height Of the season. here
In New York numbers OF welI-kuOwu
people are arranging TO make their
headquarters at the Plaza. the St Regis
and other Of our big and fashionable
inns during the late fall and winter. In
fact. the list of the apartments leased
at the Plaza for the entire winter sea
son Is already exceedingly long, among
the names figuring on it being those OF
D
| family. For there does not seem to be
| any prospect Of their house being ready
| in time for all the festivities which
! Mrs Gould had planned in connection
with the debut this winter Of her quite
Manufacturing eldest daughter, Mar
! jorie-
/ The marriage Of w. Floyd Kendall
J to Miss Marion Douglas Will take place
At Great harrington. Mass, where the
I parents of the Lida. Mr. and Mrs
/ Harry Douglas are accustomed 70
spend the summer. The bride is
( through her father a direct descendant
! Of Richard Douglas, one Of the May.
( flower Pilgrims, while on her mothers
/ side she is descended from Sir Robert
/ Hampstead, who founded Hampstead
/ on Long Island, in 1910 Miss Dougla,
Will have her cousin. Miss Blanche
/ Page, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
] liam II. Page, jr., as her maid Of honor
! and her sisters. Nan and Grace. as vel
| as Miss Marjorie Kendall and Mis-,
! Lila Stanley, as her bridesmaids G
/ Harold Floyd Will be the best man. and
/ Harold Grinneil, Maitland I.athroI
] Bishop and Horace kilbourne, of New
! York; John y. CoWes, Of Savanna n
/ Ga, and Archibald NJ. Denny, Of Ale
/ gheny, Pa. as ushers. The bridegroom
I is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w BeaI!
Kendall, Of Gramercy Park.
Still another wedding scheduled FOL
the same day is that of Miss SaUi,
Thacher, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Thomas Thacher. of East Forty-ffftl
street. to Lewis Martin Richmond. VIII,
| was graduated from Yale four years ago
and who is the son of Mrs. David Rich
mond. of Flushing, L l. Mrs. Richnaon,
was Miss Katherine HOppin- The cere
mony viii take place at the Church O
/ the AtOnement. Teneiy. n. J.. and VI!
/ be followed by a wedding breakfas
] gwen by the parents Of the bride a
SunnlnShil- their country place, in TIT
netgh50rnOod. Miss Elizabeth Thache
I viii be her sisters only bridal attend
ant Francis II. Richmond will be In,
best man and among the usners ar
/ Walter w. Stokes, Everard T. Schle,
and Newton Rae. ali OF New York
Thomas =. Thatcher. n younger brothe
OF the bridegroom, and S. A. savage. o
Flushing, l. I.