The Washington herald., 1908-08-13

Renick Of Canton. Ohio, and Washing
ton. D. c.. viii take place on Saturday.
August Is. in jamestown. R L The cere-
mony Will be performed by Rev. Father
Craig. in Hillside Cottage. the sumner
residence Of Capt and Mrs. Roscoe c /
Bulmer- This marriage is OF much inter
est in Washington. where the bride-to-
be. as well as her father and scores Of /
relatives. are prominent and well-known
in smart society. They are spending their 4
summer with MS BUlmer, but have for .
a long time made their home with Mr.. /
and 8Irs, Picquette Mitchell. who are
now in Mexico. where Mr.. Mitchell is vice /
and deputy consul general
An interesting and unique entertain 4
ment was given last evening IN the /
grounds Of AIr. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton, /
on [ street. when their small laughter. /
Miss Gertrude Hamilton assisted by two I
girl friends. Miss Madeleine HeIig and I
Miss Ida Cannon, gave q lawn fete for I
the benefit of Camp Good VIII and for 4
the purpose Of sending small girls there /
for an outing The yard was gayly /
decorated with japanese lanterns and /
many ool0red lights and festoonings. Mas /
ter William Elton Taylor. OF CoIonna, L t
I. who is visiting his uncle. Mr.. A H
Taylor. AZ I534 [ street. impersOnated q
clown and helped the girls with a grab
bag, from which he drew forth mysteri-
Gus prizes and at the same tine drew
peals OF laughter from the assembled
young and old people. His antics were
tasteful paper baskets filed with candy.
baskets and candy al uada by them
selves. an industry which they have been
pursuing for many weeks for the benefit
OF Camp Good Win. and viii continue 70
pursue The children realized a gOodly
sum by their efforts. and more than
enough for the purpose they wished. all
the surplus 10 be used toward the out
ing Of some other little fortunate
Former consul at Windsor. Nova Scotia,
Judge Joseph T Hoke. and his wife and
daughter are the guests OF III and Mrs
Isaac 3. Thacher. They arrived in Wash
ing1on on Sunday Judge Holze relin-
quished the diplomatic service because OF
IL health
Monday evening Mrs. Sarah Berry en-
tertained the members Of the Ladies'
Union Veteran Legion Auxiliary. No %,
and the Legion Of Loyal Women at her
home. 521 Fourth street northwest, the
occasion being her seventeen birthday
anniversary. On behalf Of Auxiliary No.
3. Mrs Mackenzie presented the hostess
with q set Of silver spoons, and Mrs Per
ham. president of the Legion OF LOYAL
Women. presented her with a gold badge
OF the order She was also the recipient
Of many flowers and handsome gifts from
individual members The guests were en-
and recitations. Among those present
were four generations oT Mrs Berry's
family-herself. daughter. Granddaughter
ard two baby great-granddau ugh ters-and
: -esdames Perham. Stiles. Hughes. Davis.
Norton, Scott. Odeu. Riley. Ferree. Pom
eroy. Gillette, Ball. Mccullough. johnson.
BoIlinger. HoHiger, De Silva Mackenzie.
Little Shaw. Tryon. Donehoo Marks
Moore. Weiss. and the Misses Matthew'S
Norton. and Shinn-
The marriage OF Miss Bertha May Ma
honey and 5Ir. William Winter Davis IS
announced The ceremony took place
Tuesday evening, August 1. IN the home
Of the bride, IE4 G street northeast. in
the presence Of the immediate relatives
4Ir- John 7. Davis. brother Of the bride
groom. was the best man, and Miss Bes-
sic AIahn1ey, niece Of the bride. was the
flower girl Rev Dr. lana, pastor
Of the Wilson Memorial n z Church.
ofHciated- The wedding music was played
by Mrs. Shriner. Of Baltimore. Among
the guests were M and Mrs Charles
Davis. SIr. Larkin Davis. M John
Davis. Mrs. s. E. Davis, and Ms. Eliza
Davis. all Of Baltimore: Mrs Joe Kelley.
Mrs William Kelley and M Sidney
II
Young. Mrs. Charles Dyer. M and Mrs.
John 8Iahoaey. Mrs Pennington, Miss
Roberta Dant. Mrs. Swartz. Miss Essel-
horst. Nj. and Mrs W T AIahOney. and
M and Mrs ". Y. Mahoney. all OF this
city
Mss Emma Joyce, Of Giesboro. and
Mr. Russell n Padgett. of Congress
Heights. were married on Morday even
ing in the Congress Heights Methodist
Episcopal Church, before a gathering OF
friends that completely filed the edihce-
Rev. H. G. Spencer performed the cere-
mony- The ushers were Mr.. George
Fowler and Mr.. Phillip Magruder. both
OF Congress Heights Miss Rachael
Joyce. a sister OF the bride. was brides
maid. and Dir. .. '. Padgett. OF Con
gress Heights, was best man. Mrs. Town
send. who was at the organ. gave several
delightful selections. and Miss Maud
Fowler gave 20 Promise Me- with good
effect 4 reception Wzs held after the
ceremony in the residence Of Mrs. r. Z.
MoOreland. a sister OF the groom, in z
street southeast which was attended By
the relatives and few intimate friends
Of the contracting parties A1r. and Mrs.
Padgett viii remain in the city for a few
days. after which they viii go 70 Camp
Springs. Prince George County. Nd for
a visit with friends. They viii make their
home in Washington The bride is the
daughter Of Mr. Frank Joyce. and the
groom IS the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A
Padgett. OF Camp Springs. Nd
Miss Bessie n Padgett and SIr, Edwin
O. L1ager were married Monday evening
IN the home OF the bride, IN Anacostia. by
Rev ". L Lynn. pastor Of Gorsuch
Church Only immediate relatives Of the
I contracting parties were present After
the ceremony 8Ir. and Mrs Linger left
for a bridal trip by water. They VIII be
Al home after September at rs Wash
ington street. AnaeosJia-
Mrs Barber. widow Of NJ lie DroIt
LangdOa Barber. Of this city. and daugh-
ter-in-law Of M and Mrs. A L Barber,
IS spending the summer with her reIa-
tives in Austria Mrs. Barber spends her
winters in Washington at Belmont. the
handsome home Of her late husband s
parents She was formerly Mss Leopol-
dine Franzi, and has taken a remarkable
place as a factor in the social life OF her