The Washington herald., 1908-07-01

Miss Helen Taft. daughter OF the re-
firing Secretary Of War who returned to
Washington Monday from her visit Ia
East Greenwich. Conn. with the Misses
Rocker will leave this morning for
Savannah. Ca. where she will be the
guest Of Miss Dorothea Baldwin, a school
mate at Miss Baldwin's school. at Bryn
Mawr. She will join her parents later at
Hot Springs. Va, for which place they
will leave on Friday. They will spend
part OF the summer there, at the Home
stead.
Nine. Luis Pastor. wife Of the first
secretary OF the Spanish Legation. left
Washington yesterday morning for tour
in the West, 20 visit Chicago, Cincinnati,
Denver. ST. Louis, the Yosemite Valley.
and the Yellowstone Park On her re-
turn. about August l. she will join Mr..
Pastor near Warrenton. Va, where he
will spend the summer. They will go
later for a trip 70 Thousand Islands.
The wedding OF Miss Helen Walsmith.
OF Brightwood Park. and Rev. Edgar Cor
dell Powers. pastor OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Brightwood. took place
last evening IN that church Rev. T. E
Shipley, Of Baltimore, performed the cere-
mony. Miss Walsmith was attended by
Mrs. Harry G. Bossee. matron OF honor,
and Miss Florence Metcslf and Miss
Florence Edwards. flower girls Mr.
Daniel Lupton, Of Winchester. Va, was
the best man, and the ushers were Mr..
j. 5. Walsmith, brother OF the bride; Mr..
II. S. Omohundro. Mr.. H. G. Bossee.
and Rev. II. Spencer, Of the Congress
Heights Methodist Church.
Miss Ida V. Miller. OF Alexandria. was
married yesterday morning to Mr.. George
T. Howell, Of this city, IN St Peters
Church. at 10 o'clock. Right Rev. j. NJ.
O'Brien officiating Mrs. A. A. Coleman.
sister Of the bride. was the matron OF
honor. and Mr.. Clarence Howell was his
brothers best man. The ushers were
Mr.. Raymond Taylor, Mr. Herbert How
ell, another brother OF the bridegroom:
Mr.. James Hayes. and Mr.. William G.
Burgess. The bride. wore a gown OF Co
penhagen blue. with hat OF the same
shade trimmed with plumes 20 match.
She carried Bride roses. The matron OF
honor wore an empire gown Of black and
white silk. with yoke and sleeves OF lace
and few touches OF violet She wore a
white hat trimmed with black velvet and
a bird OF Paradise IN white, and carried
American Beauty roses. Immediately af-
ter the ceremony the bride and bride
groom left for wedding trip in the
North. They will be at home ar 1913 I
street on their return.
Miss Maud r. Stewart. daughter OF
Mrs. NJ. r. Miller, was married az noon
yesterday to Mr.. Joseph Williams. in the
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tho ceremony was performed by Rev.
George Z. Maydwell. pastor OF Waugh
Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride
was unattended. The ushers were Mr.. l..
P. Stewart brother OF the bride. and Mr..
Walter r. HaTr. Miss Julia Potter plav-
ed the wedding music. and Miss Alice
Huyett sang 20 Promise Ne" The
church was effectively decorated with
palms. ferns. and blossoming plants. The
bride wore a going-away gown Of Copen-
hagen blue voile over blue taffeta and
a large white hat trimmed with plumes.
She carried a shower bouquet of Bride
roses. After the wedding breakfast. in
tho home Of the brides parents. in
Twelfth street, the bride and bridegroom
left for Ocean City. Nd.
The wedding Of Mrs. Alys Montague
Warf.ld and Mr.. John Freeman Rasin.
in Baltimore yesterday afternoon, at
tractel a number Of Washington friends
Of tn, bride TO that city. The ceremony
was performed at 4:SO o'clock in the home
of tie brides parents. in East Biddle
street only relatives and close friends be-
ing PRESENT. Rev. Z. X. Brady. rector
Of Llyola College, oflciated Mrs. Bar
nett, wife Of Capt Barnett. L. s. A, who
was formerly Mrs. Basil Gordon. sister
Of tle bride. loaned her country place.
Wakefield Manor in Virginia, for the
HONEYMOON. Mrs. Williams. wife Of Col
John r. Williams, accompanied by Mrs.
Buchanan Merryman. sister of the bride.
with several other friends. went over for
the dremony.
Mrt Foraker. wife OF Senator joseph
B. 1oraker, Of Ohio. returned to her
Washington home on Sunday, after n
visitto her daughter. Mrs. Francis King
Wainwright, at Bryn Mawr, and left yes
terdy for her home In Ohio. to join Sen
ator Foraker Miss Foraker will remain
withher sister, and later they will go 70
the ,osst Of Maine where they have
takei a cottage for the summer.
Tho Misses Alice and Emma Berry. OF
this aty, will sail on Friday Of this week
for visit Of several months duration
abroh.
A fetty wedding took place yesterday
morrng in ST, Paurs Catholic Church.
Fifteenth and V streets, when Miss
Sadlt Harley. daughter Of AIR. W. A.
Harry, became the wife Of Mr.. James
A. Sllivan, Of Hartford. Conn. The cere-
mOn1 was performed at I O'Clock. by
Rev Thomas A. Walsh, assisted by Rev.
Jams F. Mackin, both Of St. Pauls. The
brids wore travelling gown Of Copen-
haga blue cloth, with hat and gloves to
matb, and the bride and bridegroom left
imn,diately afterward for their new
| homi in Hartford. The wedding was wit
nessh by large party of close friends
Of te bride.
MR Gertrude L. Krauss, daughter of
Mr. hnd Mrs. II. L. Krauss. and Mr.
/ Chales w Bouvet were married last
! evetng at 7.30 O'clock IN the xKro..o.-