The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

/ ColliluS W w aouiHBlon carly Al OSpleIu-
Der.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ c. Evans. Of this city,
are in Atlantic City for a short stay.
Miss waltmou. of Bluemont. Va, made
visit to he. sister, Mrs. Leigh. in N
street last week
Mrs. Elicit. of 11l6 II street, Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Clarke. in Philadel-
phi.
Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston will
leave to-day for a ten days visit in New
York.
Mrs. John Lindsay Morehead has closed
her home in Farragut square and gone
10 Europe with her brother. Mr.. w. T.
| Brantley. They sailed yesterday on the
Kocnigin Luise. Of the North German
Lloyd, fer Naples and Greece via Gibral-
tar.
Mrs William orme. OF Georgetown. and
her daughter. Mrs. Hume. have gone to
Rehoboth for the summer.
Mr.. Charles o. Pullman entertained the
| Sunday school OF Sharon Episcopal
| Church, Fairfax County Of which he is
the superintendent. at his country resi-
! dence, Cameron Run, on Thursday even
/ Ing. In addition TO children OF the school
/ and their parents there were many guests
/ rom Washington and Alexandria. More
! thon 200 were present. The spacious porch
and lawn inclosing Mr. Pullman's beauti-
/ full country home were frightened by
4 many varl-colored japanese lanterns. The
! hosts wife, Mrs. c. o. Pullman. and their
daughters. the Misses Blanche, Agnes,
and Irene Pullman. dispensed delightful
! hospitality 10 their guests, and II was
near midnight before the visitors dis
perscd to their homes. The entertainment
/ consisted OF piano and graphophone selec-
tions and singing. A sumptuous repast
was also served.
The Misses Katie II. and Elizabeth 3.
Pullman and Mary Nose left this morn
/ ing for an extended stay at the Hilltop,
Harpers Ferry. w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w Schaub and Mas
terB Victor and Norris Schaub, Of South
/ Washington, Will leave to-day for the
Eastern Shore OF Maryland. They VIII be
/ the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A.
! Thom. OF Arcola Heights. on the Miles
( River. Talbot County.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Mattingly left
( yesterday for q three weeks vacation IN
/ Denver. Colo. Mr.. Mattngly is a dele
gate 70 the Democratic national conven-
ton and will be the member OF the COM
, mittee on resolutions for the District OF
Columbia delegation.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Bulla, who spends her
winters with her son. Rev. Dr. Bulla. OF
| the Methodist Church South. has gone /
/ to her country home near St. Joseph. No. /
Mrs. Bulla is a remarkable traveller Tor
her years. She is eighty-nine.
Capt William Woods Forsythe. sixth
Cavalry. 4. S. A. and Mrs Forsythe |
have announced the engagement OF their |
daughter. Miss Mary Forsythe. 10 Lieut. |
Edward Raynesford Warner McCabe, u. |
:. a. The marriage Will take place De- |
Cember ! at JolO. Island Of Jolo. Philip |
pine Islands. where the Sixth Cavalry is |
stationed. Lieut.. McCabe Is a son OF
| capt. W. Gordon McCabe, OF Richmond. |
Mrs. Joseph Richards and Mrs. Dodson |
left on Thursday for Maine, FOR the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Prof. and Mrs. Willis L. Moore have
opened their country Gome above Chevy |
Chase.
The wedding OF Miss Ethelyn Z Davis |
daughter Of Rev and Mrs. T. L. Davis. |
20 Mr. William a. Rolf took place yes |
terday afternoon IN the home OF the |
brides parents. The ceremony was per 4
7
tor Of the Westminster Church Memorial /
There We're present only the relatives OF /
the bride and bridegroom. the ceremony !
having been FASTENED a few weeks owing ,
20 the early Gep&ture Of the parents OF /
the bride for a long visit 10 California. /
The bride wore her travelling gown, OF /
gray silk. with hat to match. and imme- /
diately after the ceremony they left for /
short trip.
Miss Edith J. Taylor was married yes /
terday at noon to Mr. Joseph B. Much. /
In Christ Church, Navy Yard. by Rev 4
\. S. Johns, rector Miss Taylor wore /
gown OF white organdie and carried /
Bride roses. The only witnesses were
the brides brother-In-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Horan. The bride and /
bridegroom left in the afternoon for their
wedding trip. and will spend the greater
part Of the time in Springfield, va.
July and August are invariably the va
cation times for the ministers. at least
for those who take regular vacations. A
large party OF Vermont Avenue Christian
Church people have formed a summer
colony at Bethany Beach. Del. and many
Of them are already in their cottages, 10
say nothing OF the scores Of other Wash
ingtonians at the hotels and cottages.
Rev. DR.. F. d. Power. pastor Of the
church. will go down later for his recrea-
uon. and his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks. the latter the or
ganist OF the church. VIII go August J.
Among those who went down last week
were Mr.. Jefferson Middleton and family.
Mr.. George w. Stose and family. Prof.
Cheney, the organist and musician, and
his family; and those who have been
there for several weeks include Mr.. Ben
jamin Alvord and family and Mrs Al 4
words mother. Mrs. ]. B. McCreary: Miss
Lou Weightman. sister OF Mr.. Richard
Weightman; Mrs Emma Latimer, Mrs.
3. s. Steele and daughter. Mrs. Gardiner:
Mrs. Morrison, wife Of Maj. Morrison
who VIII be Joined later by Maj. Morri-
son, and Mrs. Dennis Lee and family.
Rev. c. Ernest Smith, rector OF St
Thomas Church. and family have opened
their summer home on the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland.
Rev. Donald c. Macleod viii spend his
vacation in his old home. in Nova Scotia
Rev. Alfred Harding rector OF St
Paurs Episcopal Church. Georgetown.