The Washington herald., 1908-07-17

Senator and Mrs. J. 3. Foraker arrived
In Washington Wednesday and Will leave
to-day for Philadelphia, where they viii
join their daughters. Mrs. Francis King
Wainwright, OF Bryn Nawr, and Miss
Foraker, who has been her guest for the
early summer They will all go this week
to Northeast Harbor, ne, where they
have taken q cottage for the remainder
/ Of the summer Mrs Foraker has been
in their Ohio home for some weeks with
Senator Foraker.
Airs. W P Tisdel and her two daugh-
ters. the Misses TisdeI. VIII sail to-mor-
row for Europe. where they viii spend
several months. On their return, Miss
Carrie TisdeI viii go to Mexico TO spend
some time with her sister, Nine. de VOL
liant. wife OF the Russian minister 70
Mexico. Miss Adene Tisdel has but re-
3 Gently returned from Syracuse. where she
was with the late Baroness RENE Har-
/ den-Hickey, who lived for several years
] In Washington Miss Harden-Hickey was
I a beautiful singer. and had won an en-
I viable place in Syracuse as an artist. She
was at the head of the vocal department
/ Of the Syracuse Music College al the time
I OF her death from heart disease.
I
/ There was almost an exodus from
l Washington OF prominent society people
/ yesterday. The Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Cortelyou and their chEdren
went 10 Huntington. Long Island: the
/ Mexican charge d'affalres and Nine. Co
/ doy and their family went 70 Atlantic
I City. the Cuban Minister and Nine de
Quesada and their little family went 20
: New York. TO sail tomorrow for Europe;
t the japanese Ambassador and Baroness
| Takahira and the little Baroness Kiyo
went 70 BUena Vista; Mrs Charles l.
AIcCawley left for Bar Harbor-
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs Straus and their daughters. Mrs
( HOchstadter and Mrs. Schafer, OF New
York. who are on their way 70 Bar Har-
/ Dor on the AIayflower. spent yesterday at
/ Portsmouth. y. II They are making a
Z leisurely journey along the coast, the
] Secretary Incidentally inspecting the light
Z houses A number Of entertainments are
awaiting them AZ Bar Harbor. where they
VIII make a longer stay than elsewhere.
Mrs Lewis Darrell and Miss Adelaide
Heald left Washington Wednesday for
I New York, whence they sailed yesterday
for England with a party Of friends.
They VIII tour France, Germany. and
Austria. and return here the last Of Sep
Jember
Mrs. William H. Taft was the guest
Of honor at a tea given on the Golf Club
lawn at Hot Springs. Va. Wednesday
afternoon by Miss Pendleton. Of this city
Miss Pendleton was assisted n entertain
ing her guests by her brother, Mr.. Ed
mund Pendleton. OF Laurel. Nd Mrs
Taft wore a white batiste gown. trimmed
with lace. and q white hat adorned with
American Beauty roses The first secre-
tary OF the American Embassy in Tokyo
and Airs. POST Wheeler. old friends OF
Mrs. Taft, who Travelled with Mr.. and
Mrs Taft last summer, were among the
guests
Tie wedding OF Miss Augusta R Ket-
tier. daughter Of Mr.. Lewis Kettler. to
Mr. Oswin II. Menk. took place at
noon yesterday IN the home OF the brides
parents IN n street Rev. Paul A 1Ienzel
performed the ceremony before a com
pa1y OF relatives and close friends. The
house was decked with palms and white
blossoms. and a wedding breakfast fol-
lowed the ceremony. The bride was at
tended by Miss Marie Kettler. her sister.
and two small nephews Of the bride. Mas
ter Frederick Schultz and Master Edward
Kettier. acted as ribbon bearers The
best man was M Theodore Menk, broth
er Of the bridegroom The bride wore q
gown OF white null, trimmed with valen-
ciennes lace. and carried q shower bou-
Quet OF Bride roses. The maid of honor
wore a white embroidered robe and car
ried Bridesmaid roses. The little ribbon
bearers were IN white linen suits, with
white shoes and socks After the break
fast the bride and Bridegroom left for a
trip 70 Boston By sea, the bride wearing
a tailoT-made suit Of navy blue cloth
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Nolie E Ennis. Of this
city. and M Joseph Kearney. also OF
Washington The ceremony viii be per
formed at o'clock on Monday evening. |
July 90 IN Holy Trinity Catholic Church. /
Georgetown. The b-ide-elect will be at
tended by AIr. Kearney's sister. Miss Rose |
Kearney. and the best man will be Mr. /
Stanley Biers. Of New York The ushers |
viii be BIr. John Croghan. Mr.. Joseph 4
Barron. Mr- Gus Schuldt. and sfr Arthur !
Birch. Miss Chalk and Mr. Virgil Church. /
UtLl OF bdllAuleErs VIII cNtlc over To-Day J
to be the house guests OF the bride-eleCt 1
until after the wedding. Mr.. Kearney I
and his bride viii make their home in 4
The Colonial after August 15
8Ir. Bailey Brewer. OF Roanoke, Va, IS /
making q visit 70 his mother, Mrs. Irene 4
Brewer, widow Of 8Ir. Henry E. Brewer. /
OF this city
Miss Elizabeth CoIhoun, elder daughter
OF the late Rear Admiral CoIhoun. VIII 1
leave Washington to-day for Blue Ridge 4
Summit. where she will spend some time
at the Clairemont-
Rear Admiral William Sheffield Cowles
spend the last weekend with his wife and 4
son IN their Pennington. Conn. home.
He returned TO Newport early in the
week. and viii leave later for Quebec.
where ne VIII be the representative Of the
United states navy at the festivities at
tending the 300th anniversary of the
Store closed 5 m; Saturdays, I .. m.