The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-05

HuidekODer Sail for Europe.
Miss Janet Richards is spending the
summer on the Pacific Coast.
She went 20 Seattle about the middle Of
June by way OF the Canadian Pacific.
visiting the Canadian Rockies.
Miss Richards has recently returned 10
Seattle from Alaska. after a twelve days
trip by steamer as far as Skagway and
the famous White Pass, now crossed by
a fine narrow-gauge railway. and is at
present visiting Mrs. John Leary, whose
beautiful home overlooking Puget Sound
is known as the show place Of Seattle. %
While in Seattle Miss Richards viii be
able 70 make study OF the great
Alaska Yukon-Pacifc Exposition under
unusually favorable auspices as a guest
OF the exposition management, and will
later visit Oregon and California. stop
ping at Salt Lake City, Denver, and St.
Louis en- route home in October.
DR.. David Jayne Hill. United States
Ambassador 20 Germany. entertained at
a luncheon Tuesday. at tho embassy in
Berlin. to the American delegates OF the
Booth anniversary OF the founding Of the
Leipzig University. and a number of
table Americans who are In Berlin at
present Among them were DR.. Lyman
Abbott. DR.. Schurman. president OF Cor
nell University: Mr.. r. J. Wynne. for
merly consul general at London: Dr.
Peck. Of Scranton. Pa. and Mr.. Willard
d. Straight.
Mrs. Russell. Of Baltimore, mother OF
Rev. William T. Russell. pastor OF St.
Patrick's Church. who spent last week
at the rectory. has returned 10 her home.
At the same time Father Russell went
for his vacation and will spend several
weeks camping. IN the wilds OF New
foundland. He was accompanied by Rev.
DR.. Tracy. Of st. Columkille's Church. in
Boston. They went first to the shrine OF
st. Anne dc Beaupre near the city OF
Quebec, and from there will go, with TWO
guides. into the wilderness about 500
miles from St. Johns
The postmaster OF Washington, Mr..
Benjamin F. Barnes. has gone 20 Eden,
Mount Desert. of the coast Of Maine, 10
Join Mrs. Barnes and their family in their
summer home lie will be absent dur
ing this month.
viscount J. Henri de Sibour and Mr..
Frederic L. Huidekoper. both Of this city,
will sail for Europe to-day from New
York.
Mrs. John I. Leitch. formerly OF Wash
ington, now Of Chicago. is visiting her
brother. Mr.. Thomas P. Kingsbury, at
the California.
Mr.. John Randolph and his daughter.
Miss Randolph. went yesterday 10 Wood
berry Forest. Va, 10 Join Mrs. Randolph
and the other members OF their family for
the month OF August.
The marriage OF Miss Mary A. Riley to
DR.. W. Elmo Turton took place yesterday
morning in the parsonage Of St. Patrick's
Church, Rev. William J. Carroll officiat-
ing. in the presence OF a few friends and
relatives Of the bride and bridegroom.
Miss Mary Whelpley Lightfoot, young
est daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Lightfoot. was married yesterday morning
TO Mr.. Gresham Bradford. ID. by Rev.
L. 6. B. Pierce pastor Of All Souls Uni
tartan Church, in the home OF her parents
Terrace Heights. above Georgetown. Tho
ceremony was performed at noon In the
presence Of the members Of the two fam
lies The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. De Witt 3. Raeburn, OF Los
Angeles. who was matron Of honor. alss
the best man was the brides brother, Mr.
J. Jerome IightfOOt
The house was decorated with palms
and many varieties OF white blossoms.
A bower Of green's was arranged in the
front bay window of the ball room. The
bride wore a gown OF white lace over
white satin, with a tulle veil held with
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet Of white asters and maiden
hair ferns. The matron OF honor wore a
gown Of lavender messaline an dlace. and
carried white asters
Immediately after theNceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served and Mr.. and
Mrs Bradford left on an afternoon train
for a wedding trip in the North. They
will go by water to Boston and from
there will go to the old Bradford home
stead at Duxbury, Mass, where a large
reception will be given in their honor by
the parents of the bridegroom. Then
they will go for a cruise along the New
England coast in a private yacht placed
at their disposal
Mrs Bradford's travelling gown was a
coat suit OF dark blue rajah with hat.
gloves. and shoes TO match. Mr. and
Mrs Bradford will return to Washington
in the fall. where they will make their
home. Mr.. Bradford is a nautical ex-
pert. formerly an officer Of the United
States Coast Survey, and now connected
with the United States photographic
ONCE.
The marriage Of Miss Margaretta Eliza
beth Sturgis, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
owen T Sturgis. to Mr.. George Alfred
Edwards. Of New Haven. Conn, took
place yesterday morning in the home of
the brides parents on Park road.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Joseph F. MCGEE in the presence Of the
relatives Of the bride and bridegroom.
The bride wore her golng-away gown
Of natural cOlored pOngee with a black
hat trimmed with black plumes and a