The Washington herald., 1909-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. A. n Goebel announce
the approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter. Anna Elizabeth, to Mr.. Joseph V.
Cullen on Thursday morning. September
I2 at O'Clock. The ceremony viii take
place at st. Josephs Church. corner Of
! Second and streets northeast. Rev.
Father Fealy, officiating. They VIII be at
home after September Is at 201 Sixth
street northeast.
Capt Retzman. naval attache CT the
German Embassy. was a notable enter
talner at dinner last evening IN the Bel
vedere OF the italian garden, on the roof
Of the Hotel Astor, in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. R II. Paulett. Of Farm
vile. Va. announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Alice Edmunds. to Mr..
Geoffrey Creyke OF Washington. d. c.
The wedding will take place in October.
Hiss Franceska Butler. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Butler, OF this city. whose
engagement TO Mr. Herman Marcus, OF
New York, was announced In the spring.
is expected to arrive in this country next
week from Switzerland, where she has
! been visiting for six months. She viii
| first visit Mrs. William r. Norris IN
/ New York, and then go 10 Kineo, Me-. 10
visit her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Chaplin Marcus. who were mar
ried last fall IN Switzerland. Mr Mar
Gus is a cousin Of his sister-in-law's
| hance
The attendants at the wedding OF Miss
I Mary p. Hazard, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William A Hazard Of New
! York. 10 Mr.. Duncan A. Holmes on Sat
urday. September Is. will include the
| brides sisters the Misses Jessie A
Laura p. and Katharine Hazard; Misses
| Ethel Sanford. Florence :. Burton. Mar
| joric Motley. Anita Clark and Alice An
derton. Mr.. Albert J. Akin, son-in-law
/ Of Attorney General and Mrs. George w.
| Wickersham. Will be best man. The
ceremony VIII be performed I'm ST. Johns
/ Church at Far Rockaway, L. L. where
the brides parents have summer home.
Mrs. B1Swn and Miss Marie Mcmillan
Brown have gone to New Orchard. Conn.
The first secretary Of the japanese
Embassy Mr.. Hanihara who has been
! for some time in New York. returned 10
Washington last night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Mann and Miss
Mann made a record breaking trip in
their auto 10 Baltimore last evening.
| They left their home IN Georgetown after
their evening meal and went TO Balti-
more and were back again az home about
10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Mark are among
the Washington visitors at Ocean City.
They are registered at The Breakers.
Misses Margaret, Lulu, and Alice
Hanna, daughters Of the late Hon. E.
P. Hanna. solicitor of the Navy Depart-
ment. Miss Adelaide Heald. and Miss
Elizabeth McCaully have gone TO At
lantic City for a short visit
Mr.. Charles c. Lancaster left yester-
day afternoon for Milwaukee and Escan-
aba. Mich. and will extend his trip 10
/ Duluth returning by way OF the Lakes.
He expects 10 be absent about two weeks.
! The following are among the list OF ar
rivals at the international Hotel. Niagara
Falls. registering from this city; J /.
/ Sherwood. Miss Lucy Sherwood. Miss
Ruth Sherwood, and Miss Velma l.
| Dorsy.
The largest and most enthusiastic ger
man OF the season was danced at the
Warrenton Wa) town hall on Thursday
night. with a large number OF young
people participating The hall was dec
GRATED for the occasion. and the dancers
were led through many new and intri-
cate figures by DR.. c. II. Fair and Mr.
w. F. Wilbur. Among those dancing
were the following: Miss Mary Taylor
Payne, Of New Orleans, with Mr.. Inman
Payne; Miss Margaret Hoge with Mr..
Dick Hayden. Of Manassas: Miss Bar
hera Hoge. with DR.. McHenry, Of Wash
! ington; Miss Laura Payne. with DR.. c.
II. Fair; Miss Elizabeth Payne, OF Nor
folk. with Mr.. Hayward spilman: Miss
Alice Tattersall, OF Baltimore. with Mr..
Stewart White; Miss Louise Evans. with
Mr.. Charles E. Jeffries: Miss Sadie Sub
lett. with Mr.. ". H. Curtis: Miss Mar
garet Williamson. of Washington. with
Mr.. Charles r. Deare: Miss Wilbur. Of
Philadelphia, with Ar. Chapman. Of Bal
! tiInOre; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII c. HAYES. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas owens. Miss Lucy
kvMb dnu MI. 4. N flCLCleT, IT.. Miss
Maize Stone and Mr.. Pete Lees, Miss
Fern, Of Washington, with Prof. Tabh.
Of Baltimore; Miss Fanny Scott. with Mr.
Hugh Spilman; Miss Taylor OF Wash
ington, with Mr.. w. F. Jennings; Miss
Jane Forbes. with Mr.. G. L. Clarke: Miss
Lettice Clarke, with Mr.. J. H Selby, and
Miss MyrS Ranlett with John p. stone.
rChaperons: Mrs George B. Stone. Mrs.
John Keith. Mrs. Scott Nesbit Mrs. Ed
ward Carter, Mrs. J. B. Britton. Mrs. ].
NJ. Payne, Mrs. NJ. G. Douglass and
others
Mr.. Robert Gibson Of this city, sails
for Naples to-day on the steamship
Princess Irene.
Miss Mary A. Dittoe, daughter Of r A
D!ttoe, residing at Fourteenth and II
streets northeast, and Peter J. Bennett.
of 1l22 Eighteenth street northwest with
out informing any Of their friends OF their
intention. went 10 Baltimore on Thurs
day and were quietly married at St Jo-
sephs Church by the Rev. Father Parey.
The families Of the young couple were
somewhat surprised. but all was forgiven.
DR.. GUITERAS RETAINED