The Washington herald., 1908-06-18

Cushing house in l street for next season,
has arrived at Bar Harbor, her summer
home.
! Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna spent the spring
season IN her cottage at Seal Harbor, but
went last week to Chicago. where she is
Visiting her daughter, Mrs Mccormick
during the convention.
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater and Miss Gwynn,
both OF this city. have arrived in Paris,
and are at the Ritz.
The Washington friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Lee Washington are deeply inter-
ested in the promotion of the former from
/ United States consul-at-large in Europe
to consul general at Marseilles.
The promotion is also announced Of
Mr. John Edward Jones, OF this city
! from consul at Winnipeg to consul gen
eral at Winnipeg. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
have made many friends in winnepeg,
where they have been for more than
/ year, and where Mr.. Jones sister,
I Miss Katydid Jones. was married last
spring to Judge Selden Kingsbury. Of
Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. sangston
have announced the marriage OF their
daughter, Minnie Jeanette, TO Mr.. Asa
Vernon Burdine, on Wednesday, June
/ 10, in the parsonage Of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, by Rev. F.
| d. Power, pastor. They will be at
home to their host of friends after July
l at the Plymouth
Mr.. AM Mrs. Harry Lehr. Of New
York and Newport. who wln be Wash
ington residents next winter. are now
in Paris, where Mrs. Lehr as usual. is
the object Of much admiration because
/ OF her own grace and her beautiful
gowns She wore a robe OF Alencon
( lace last week at a dinner party at the
Hotel Ritz, made especially effective by
large black hat. They had a party
out for an auto ride after the dinner.
Gen. and Mrs John w Foster have
gone TO Henderson Harbor, where they
have opened their summer home. and will
have with them their daughters and
grandchildren.
Rev. Charles NJ Wood. pastor OF the
Church OF the Covenant. and Mrs. Wood
sailed yesterday for Europe, where they
Will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus c. Downing. Of
New York. recent additions to the New
York colony Of Washington's winter resi-
dents. who presented their daughter Vera
10 society here last winter. have gons 10
the Warm Sulphur Springs. in Virginia,
To spend the summer.
Mrs. John HAY. wife Of the former
Secretary OF State. Is now In Boston.
where she was Joined yesterday by her
daughter. Mrs. Payne Whitney. who was
formerly Miss Helen Hay. They will re-
main at the Hotel Somerset until after
the graduation exercises at Harvard Uni
versity. Mr.. Clarence Hay being q mem
her Of this years class. Mr.. and Mrs.
Payne Whitney have leased the Adiron-
dack camp Of the late Charles 7. Barney.
where they will spend a portion Of the
summer. They will also be the guests OF
Mr.. Whitney's uncle. Col Oliver Payne.
in the cottage at Newport which he has
taken for the summer
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver. wife OF the
Assistant Secretary OF War. and Miss
Marion oliver, will leave Washington on
the 18th OF this month for Murray Bay,
Canada, TO spend the remainder OF the
summer there, where Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick K. Stevens. nee oliver. have re-
Gently completed their honeymoon visit.
Mrs. H. Q. Darby. Mrs. Rudolph For
ster, Master Warren Forster. and Mrs
Forster's mother, Mrs. Gaisberg, all OF this
city, are passengers on the Bremen to-day,
sailing for Europe from New York.
A brilliant wedding took place yester-
day in Christ Church, Fitchburg Mass,
when Miss Edith Barstow Crocker, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T Crocker.
became the wife OF Mr.. Walter Prentice
Sanger. son OF Gen. and Mrs. Joseph P.
Sanger, OF this city. The ceremony took
place at O'Clock. Rev. Sherrard Billings,
Of Groton School. where the bridegroom
was a student before he entered Harvard.
officiating. The company was a large
and brilliant one. many distinguished peo-
pie from the large cities. as well as from
among the cottagers Of the Berkshire
Hills. attending. The church decorations
were Of white peonies. palms. and spring
foliage.
The brides gown was especially beau
tiful, of white Liberty satin trimmed with
point applique. She wore a veil of tulle.
and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley. The maid OF honor was the
brides cousin, Miss Helen Tufts Crock
er The best man was Mr. Amos Law
renee Hopkins. OF this city. and the ush-
ers were Mr.. John Brock and M. Sydney
Il or
Castle Bolton, OF Cleveland: Mr. Samuel
Nelson Hinci1ley. of New York; Mr.. Ken
nard Winsor, of Brookline. Mass; Mr..
Joseph r. Hamlen. OF Portland. Me-: Mr..
Theodore Z. Shaw. Of Wellesley, Mass;
Mr.. Gillaem Aersten. Of Philadelphia, and
Mr.. Barstow Crocker, OF Fitchburg, broth
er of the bride Another brother Of the
bride. Rev. William 7. Crocker. assisted
in the ceremony.
A reception followed IN the home Of the
brides parents, TO which only the rela-
tives and few close friends were asked.
Gen. and Mrs. Sanger, parents OF the
bridegroom, and Mr.. and Mrs. Vaudeville
Carlisle, OF this city, brother-in-law and
sister Of the bridegroom. being amcng
the number.
Mr.. Sanger and his bride were both
members Of the bridal party OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlisle on May q, thei- wedding
in this city having been one Of the smart
est of the spring events. Mr. Sanger and
his bride will travel during the greater
part Of the summer, and win go to house.
keeping at 571 Park avenue. New York,
In the fall
Among the Washingtonians at the con-
vention. IN Chicago. is Mrs. William w.
Bride, a niece OF Vice President Fair
banks. With her father, Mr.. W. D.
Fairbanks she is attending its sessions.
She will remain at the home Of her
father. at Mansfield. Ill, during the sum-
mer !nOntha