The Washington herald., 1908-07-17

founding of the city. on which occasion
the Prince OF Wales viii be the guest Of
honor. The Vice President. Hon. Charles
". Fairbanks. is now on his way 20 Que
bee 70 represent the United States at the
opening exercises.
Mrs. Crosby 5. Noyes Is spending the
midsummer with her daughter. Mrs.
George w Boyd. IN the Boyd cottage at
Cape May. \. J. Mrs. Boyd was formerly
Miss Myra Noyes. one OF the most popu-
lar bellies Of Washington in her girlhood.
Mr. Boyd is a devotee OF fishing and golf
and spends almost all Of his time while
at Cape May in these sports.
Miss Katherine Powell OF GEORGETOWN.
and her house guest. Miss Isabel Hoover.
Of New York. have gone to Annapolis.
where they viii be the guests OF Com
ulander and Mrs. George ". Laws. the
latter formerly Miss Powell 4 number Of
entertainments have been arranged for
them
Miss Melza I Rudasiu. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. P. :. RudasiH. was married
Wednesday afternoon 70 Mr. George B.
Mcdonald The ceremony was performed
at 2-30 o'clock in the home of the brides
parents. IN Florida avenue. only a small
party Of relatives and intimate friends
being present Rev. Ross Ffshbtrn ofici-
ated- The bridal gown vas Of white
point d'esprit over white satin. and the
bride carried Bride roses and wore Bride
roses in her hair. Miss Nora James.
who acted as maid OF honor. wore pale
blue silk and carried Bridesmaid roses
Mr. William Mcdonald. brother Of the
bridegroom. was the best man. Mr.. Nc
Donald and his bride left late in the
afternoon for a short bridal trip. and
their home, at Happy Creek. Va Mrs
Mcdonald s going-away gown was OF tan
coiored Panama cloth. with hat TO match
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Anna &c Spain. Of Yuma, Ariz.. 10 Mr..
Charles NJ Lewis. formerly OF Takonna
Park. D. C. now Of Ida, New The cere-
mony was performed in Yuma on June
s. and the bride and bridegroom are now
on their wedding trip. They went from
Yuma 70 Los Angeles. Cal. thence by sea
to San Francisco. and from there will 20
to Goldheld and Ida. IL both Of which
places the bridegroom has larEe mining
interests He IS a son OF the late sIr J.
Vance Lewis. OF Takorna Park. one of the
earliest residents Of that place. who went
West a few years ago.
Mrs. Mary J. Child. OF Newport. r I.
was married last evening 70 Mr.. John y.
Macpherson. Of Boston. in the parsonage
Of the Fifth Baptist Church, BY Rev.
Weston Bruner. pastor. Only a small
party OF relatives and friends was pres
ent. and a wedding supper was served in
the Shoreham Hotel The brides only at
tendant was Mrs Samuel z. Harper. and
Mr.. Harper acted as best man. The bride
wore gown Of pale gray messaline. I
trimmed with old point lace, and carried
a shower bouquet Of Bride roses. Mrs.
Harper wore pale blue nessaIine. and
carried white carnations and ferns. Mr..
and Mrs. MACPHERSON left on a late train
for Newport. Mrs. Macpherson wearing a
travelling gown OF gray chiffon and a
Panama hat trimmed in gray The home
Of the bride and bridegroom VIII be in /
Washington
Another interesting wedding Wednesday /
evening was that OF Miss katherine Has [
lett. daughter Of Mrs. Lovicy HasIett. Of I
this city to Nj Henry H Kelly. of Bal I
timore. The ceremony was performed at /
6 O'Clock IN St Peters Catholic Church I
by Rev II. H Curley- The brides only
attendant was Miss Gertrude AIcGraft. Of 1
Baltimore. and the best man was Mr.. Ed
ward Kelly. also Of Baltimore. brother OF |
the bridegroom Miss Haslett wore a 4
gown OF blue chiffon cloth, with hat to I
match. and Miss NIcGraft wore brown /
lOuisine. with brown hat trimmed with I
plumes- Later in the evening the bride I
and bridegroom left for their wedding
trip. after which they viii be at home in i
Baltimore, in which city the bride has 4
spent the last few years.
Mrs. Donald Mclean. president gen I
eraI Of the National Society. D. A R
Is settled with her family at Fenwick 4
Hall. Fenwick, Conn. for the remainder
of the summer. Mrs. Mclean IS quite
happy over the final payment of the
pledge OF $500 for the museum in Con-
tinental Hall. made by the New York
City chapter, Of which Mrs. Mclean was /
for many years regeht- The completion
Of the pledge was made possible BY the
gift Of s5oe from Mrs. Clarence Postley.
of New York and Paris.
The marriage IS announced OF Miss
Louise Ii Western. Of this city. to Mr..
Frank c. McLearen, OF Alexandria. which
took place Wednesday evening. Rev. DR..
Charles E Guthrie performing the cere-
mo1y.
Mrs. Dell F. Wright was married We'd
nesday evening to Mr.. Maurice E. KistIer
n the home Of the former in the Key
stone apartment house. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Charles L. NeibeI.
1f the Eastern Presbyterian Church, be-
fore company Of relatives. Immediately
after the ceremony the bride and bride
groom left for Atlantic City. They viii /
be at home in Washington later. where
he bride is a prominent worker in D. A
R. and @. A r circles and in Esther Re
Oekah Lodge. No. 5. IN which she occu-
pies a high Office.