The Washington herald., 1908-06-26

Ambassador, and her daughter Miss
( Umedzawa, who arrived in Victoria. b.
/ c., on Wednesday evening en- route to
join the Ambassador at the embassy
here. started at once for Washington,
and will come through 10 Chicago with
out stopping. After a short stay in the
Windy City they will come on to Wash
| ington. The Ambassador has selected
Buena Vista for their summer sojourn.
and will go there soon after the arrival
of the baroness.
The Secretary of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Straus will leave Washington
tomorrow morning for Princeton. and
after attending the funeral Of the late
eX-President Cleveland. they will go to
Elberon to spend the weekend with their
daughters. Mrs Hochstadter and Mrs
Schafer and Mr.. Straus' brother. Mr..
lsador Straus. all of whom have summer
homes there.
A pretty wedding OF much interest in
Washington took place in Brunswick,
Md. on Wednesday evening Miss Martha
Gregory was married to Mr. Alfred c.
Chambers in Grace Church. Brunswick.
| before a large company OF friends and
relatives. A reception in the home OF the
bride followed the church ceremony.
Miss Elizabeth Kean and Miss Lucy
Kean. sisters OF Senator Kean, Of New
Jersey. will spend their summer abroad
They closed their house here some weeks
ago, and Miss Susan Ke8n accompanied
Efnra tor Tsf-a
cago.
Former Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Paul Morton have leased for the
summer "Kragmyr." the summer home
at Bar Harbor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
/. Wellman and Will spend their sum
mer there. Mrs. welman was the pet Of
the English opera stage for many years
as Miss Emma Juch. and since her mar
riage and retirement from the profes-
sional stage has been quite the leading
spirit In social and smart musical affairs
In New York and Bar Harbor.
The Bolivian Minister and Nine. Calde-
ron and Miss Elena Calderon sailed yes
/ abroad They left Washington some
I
New York since
Mrs. John +. Stevens. who spends the
greater part of her winters in Washing
ton, and is now in New Haven, where
her sons are In college. entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday for Mrs. Taft,
wife OF the Secretary OF War, and Mrs.
Cowles, wife Of Rear Admiral Cowles.
and sister OF the President Among tho
other guests were Mrs. Arthur T. Had
ley. wife OF the president OF Yale Uni
versity Mrs. William vs.. Farnam. Mrs
Charles 5. Mellen, Mrs Henry S Sargent
Mrs Donald Stevens and Miss Wallace
Of Nashua, n. II.
Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver. Assistant Sec
retary Of War. returned from New York
yesterday. and. accompanied by Mrs
Oliver and Miss Marion Oliver. will 20
TO their summer home at Murray Bay.
Canada. early next week.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Russell Train,
formerly Miss Brown. who were married
on June Is. have arrived at Ardmore.
Pa, where they have taken a house
Lieut.. Train being assigned TO duty at
the League Island navy yard.
Dr. Ida J. Heiberger. OF this city. has
sailed for Europe. to spend the summer
abroad.
Mrs. William Powell. Of Georgetown.
has gone to Newport News. where she
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Knowles,
for a short visit.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. George Laws
who are the guests Of the latters sister.
Mrs. Hillman. in her summer home in
Wilkesbarre. Pa. will return 10 Annapolis
about July l. They will go later IN the
summer for a visit 10 Commander Laws
mother, in Iowa, according TO their annual
custom.
Mrs. Donald Mclean. president general
Of the National Society D. A r.. is max
ing rather prolonged visit In the Md
die West, She has been spending some
time in the States of Wisconsin. Iowa,
Illinois. and Ohio, and is now the guest
OF Mrs. Charles II. Deere, vice president
general, from Illinois, in her handsome
home. Overlook" near Moline, H..
where she has been showered with the
most hattering attentions from the
Daughters. as we'll as society people IN
general. from all over the State.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and daughter,
Miss Gladys HInckley. sailed for New
York on Wednesday, OF this week, and
will go to York Harbor for the remainder
Of the summer. after having spent the
spring season IN Paris and London.
Gen. and Mrs. Joseph p. Sanger, whose
son. Prentice. was married last week 10
Miss Crocker. and whose daughter. Edith,
was married last month TO Mr. Mande-
Vile Carlisle, have gone 20 York Harbor,
Ne, for the remainder OF the season.
A wedding 4 interest 20 many Wash
ingtonians was celebrated at the home
OF Mr., Edward Y. Fisher. SO Rhode Island
avenue northwest, at noon on Wednesday,
when Miss May Fisher was married 10
Mr., William @. Scott,
Mr., Scott was attended by the brides
brother, Mr., Fisher, and Miss Fisher had
for her attendant Miss Scott, a sister OF
the bridegroom,
After the ceremony, the young couple
received the congratulations OF their
many friends, The Renroc Club, an or
ganizatlon OF which the bridegroom was
Store closed S p. M Saturdays, Up. m.
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