The Washington herald., 1909-07-12

Commissioner Of Corporations and daugh-
ter OF former United States Senator
Charles H. Dietrich. of Nebraska. will
sail from New York tomorrow with her
father on the Hronprinzessin CeciHe TO
spend the summer in Europe.
Dr. William Tindan. secretary to the
Board Of Commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. left yesterday for Sc
attic, Wash. to Join Mrs. Tindau. who
has been there for some months with
her two sons and their families. Mr.. and
Mrs II. Clay Browning. Of this city,
have also been In Seattle for several
weeks. called out there by the death OF
their daughter, Mrs. Arba Tindall, daugh-
teT-in-laW OF DR.. and Mrs. Tindau- Mrs.
Jindall VIII probably return with DR..
Tindall In about three weeks.
Miss Mary A. Hardester was married
70 Nr. Charles n. Sweeney Saturday
evening at s o'clock IN the parsonage OF
the Church Of Our Saviour al Brook
land, D. C, Rev. W. J. D. Thomas off,
iating. The wedding was private. only
immediate relatives and a few intimate
friends being present
A quiet but pretty wedding OF satur-
day was that OF Miss Anna II. Scanneu
10 Mr.. George 5. Schuster. which took
place in the parsonage Of the Church OF
The Advent, Rev. r ". Mutt onelating.
Only a few relatives and close friends
were present at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lsrz Anderson. who have
been making a number OF short cruises
on their house boat. the Roxana. are
visiting in Beverly. after a visit az Malta
polsett.
Miss Carlotta Nilsson and Miss Anita
Parker. OF this city. are at Richheld
Springs, n. Y, for their summer outing.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Marion H Anderson. daughter OF Capt.
and Mrs. Thomas Anderson. 10 Mr.. VII
marth Morrison. OF New York. The cere-
mony was performed on Saturday IL the
rectory OF Emmanuel P. Z. Church. Rev.
William g. Davenport. rector. officiating.
Immediately following the ceremony the
bride and bridegroom left Washington for
wedding trip. which VIII end in New
York. their future home.
Mr. John B. Henderson. IT,. will leave
Washington to-day 70 Join his parents at
their summer home. Glen Eyrie." az
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Williams, wife OF Col. John R.
Williams. L. S A, has as her guest her
sister, Mrs. Hewitt. Of 81. Louis After
Mrs Williams daughter, Mrs. Letter,
sails for Europe with AIr. Letter this
week. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Hewitt. ac-
companied by Mrs. Williams youngest
daughter Miss Frances Williams. VIII 20
20 'Woodside." IN Maryland. the country
home OF Mrs. John Paul Jones.
Mr. and Mrs Perry 3 Turpin. Of this
city. were the guests last week OF Mrs
Turpin's aunt, Mrs H NJ Chapin. OF this
city. at her cottage az Colonial Beach
Va.
BIr. and Mrs. H. C. Burch. OF this city.
have gone 10 Atlantic City. and are at
the Chslfonte for the season
Mrs. Duane E. Fox and family. OF
Washington. are occupying their cottage
az Ocean City. Nd. for the summer.
AIr. and Mrs. Frank H. Walker. OF this
city. took a party on their launch Iona
20 their bungalow at Colonial Beach last
week. The party Included Representa-
tive and Mrs. Kelllher, Of Boston; Mr
and Mrs. Dave Moore and Mr.. and Mrs
F. D. McKenney. Of Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker are now entertaining
house party at their beautiful bungalow,
consisting OF Miss II. B. Walker. Mrs. c.
H. Yeatman and daughter, Miss Helm, OF
Washington. Mrs L J. Taylor and sons.
OF Baltimore. Nd. and Miss Lillian
Hineh. OF ST. Augustine. Fla
Mr. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hiu viii
60 10 the Atlantic Hotel. Narragansett
Pier, later in the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. smallwood
have gone TO Lake Luzerne. y. Y. for
several months stay, accompanied by
their son. Graeme SmaliwOod Miss
Dorothy Smallwood is in Honolulu for
the summer.
Mrs Beriah wilkins, OF this city. has
gone to Bar Harbor for the season Her
new house in Washington will probably
be completed in time for occupancy next
season.
Mrs Robert Hinckley and Miss Gladys
and Mr.. Robert Hinckley. jr., after
spending the late winter season in
Europe. have arrived at Bar Harbor for
the remainder Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hale. jr.. are the
guests OF Mrs Hale's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roderick Terry. at Linden Gate"
Newport
Mrs. Edward Leuterbach. OF New York.
wei known in Washington society. is
spending her sumer at the Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach, until August Is. when
she VIII go to Briarcliff. as usual
Mrs. George NJ. Pullman. Of CbIcaso
who has recently become a winter resi-
dent Of Washington, has opened her sum
mer nome at Elheron, n. J.
M and Mrs William Corcoran Eustis
have left their country place. ''Oatlan5s
near Leesburg. Va, for EllersIie-on-tbe- /
Hudson, the country estate OF Mrs Fms
us father, former Vice President Levi 4
r Morton, 70 spend the remainder oF 1
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton sre
abroad for the summer
Commander and Mrs. H H Rar-ou
who spend their winters at the Dunont /
IN this city, have gone to Haven. Afsi1e
Tor a months visit After this thew viii i
go on to Montreal, Quebec. and MIrrav /
Bay returning to Washington earIv n 1
October. ="
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Jobn u
Gibbons, the former the retiring naval /
attache OF the United States Embassy
AZ London. have arrived at St Perters-
burg and will 20 10 Mosc0uv This --o.s
before proceeding to the far East, where
he viii be stationed.
Raar Admiral and lIra Co. -. /