The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

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versary Wednesday, enjoyed a memo
rable reunion OF their children, grand
children, and near relatives from Bing-
hamton, Cortland. and Marathon, n. Y,
and Paterson. n. ].
Mrs. Burrows. wife of Senator Burrows.
Of Michigan. is making visit with Sen
ator Burrows son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. George McSeir. at Brlar-
cliffe-on-the-Hudson. where Senator Bur
rows joined her early In the week She
will make a visit with Mrs Thomas +.
Walsh IN their place near Denver.
Miss Frances Miller. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Miller, Is now in Annapolis.
spending a week as house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William Brereton. whose two
sons are in the Naval Academy. one of
them In the graduating class.
Miss Edna Gutenberg Crawford.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Craw-
ford. was married Wednesday afternoon
10 MI Charles Hubert Johnson, Of this
city, in the Manhattan Hotel. New York
The bride had her three sisters as her
attendants, Mrs. George lie Boutiller,
Mrs. Louis A. Greenly, and Miss Hazel
Crawford She wore an empire gown
Of heavy white satin. trimmed with
duchesse lace and pearls. and a veil of
lace held with orange blossoms Her
bouquet was a shower Of white orchids
and lilies of the valley Mr. William
Kurtz Johnson. Of this city. was his
brothers best man. and the ushers were
DR.. Hugh H. MCGUIRE and Messrs. Rich
ard A. Johnson, oliver II. p. Johnson,
and John II. Edwards A small reception
followed the ceremony.
Mr.. Johnson and his bride are now on
a short bridal tour In this country. and
will sail for Europe on June Is. Their
future home will be In Washington,
where they will come Immediately upon
their return from abroad.
Miss Mabel Fuller. daughter OF Mrs
yesterday afternoon TO Mr.. Sydney Nc
Sween. son OF Mr.. Archibald McSween,
In Richmond. Va.
Miss Fuller accompanied by her mother
and her aunt. Miss Addie Fuller. went
TO Richmond yesterday morning where
they met Mr.. McSween. After the cere-
mOny. Mr. McSween and his bride left
for Norfolk, which will be their home for
the present. They will take their honey
moon trip through the South later GA.
Miss Fuller is a well-known and popular
member OF the young set In Washing
ton, and Mr.. McSween is a member Of
one OF the best families In the city. He
is a nephew Of Mr.. Angus McSween.
Senator Nelson A. Aldrich has joined
his family in Providence, K. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Chance. the latter
formerly Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger.
sailed yesterday for England on the
Mauretania They will make their future
home In London.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Keeling have
returned from Europe. and will go In a
few weeks to Seabright. ~ H. for the
month OF July.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Williams and
their daughter, Miss Gertrude Williams,
sailed yesterday on the Celtic for Europe
to spend the summer They will make
a trip 20 South Africa before they return
to Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Cameron McR~ Winslow
are established in their Newport home for
the season.
Mrs Chadwick. wife Of Rear Admiral
French E. Chadwick. has opened her
Newport cottage for the summer.
Col. Edward de V. Morrell has gone 10
Bar Harbor TO join Mrs. MorreT. who has
already arrived there. Col Morrell has
spent some days in Newport looking over
their Newport home with a view 20 oc-
Cupying 1t in August
Mrs Frank w. Andrews has opened
her Newport place. at Coddington Point.
and Mr.. and Mrs Walter Andrews ar
rived there yesterday from Washington
20 stay with her
Miss Rae Wellman has Joined her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wellman, in
their home on Phelps Place Miss Rita
Wellman will return here Sunday She
has not been in Washington for more
than year. as she spent last summer
abroad, and the past winter in Philadel-
phia pursuing her studies in the art
school there. where Miss Rae Wellman
was a student also. Both young women
have attracted much attention by their
work in drawing and designing.