The Washington herald., 1909-08-26

for some time. but she has been improv-
ing slowly OF late.
The Spanish Minister the Marquis de
Yillalobar. who has remained at the To-
cation ever since his arrival in this
country. left Washington yesterday for
Toledo, Ohio, accompanied BY his first
secretary Of the legation. Senor Don Luis
Pastor. who came up from Capon Springs.
where he and his family are spending
the summer, and Joined the Minister.
Dr. and Mrs William B. French, for
merly Of this city. have sent out cards
announcing the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Louise Russell. to Mr.. Lawrence V.
Jones. The ceremony was performed
al South Brooksvine. Me-. one Of the
pretty PenebscOt resorts. on Sunday. Au-
gust % Dr. and Mrs. French have made
their home I'm South BrOoksville, after
having spent some years IN Europe, for
the benefit OF the Doctors health. DR..
French was one OF the leading physicians
Of Washington some years ago. but gave
up active practice here owing 10 his
health The bride was one OF the first
% use an automobile in Washington. and
was the first woman who took out a
chauffeur's license in the District OF
Columbia.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth XII
bourne Young. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alden NJ Young. OF Waterbury. Conn,
10 Rev Herbert Draper Gallaudet. son
OF Or. Edward NJ. Gallaudet, president
OF the college for the deaf and dumb
at Kendall Green. this city. took place
yesterday in the summer. home Of the
brides parents. The Anchorage" at
Pine Orchard. Conn. The ceremony was
performed al o'clock by Rev. Delaney
Townsend. of New York. in the presence
OF the relatives Of the bride and bride
groom. the couple standing in the large
library Of the mansion. which was deco
rated with palms and ferns and pink
and white gladioius. Following the cere-
mOny, a reception was held IN the gar
den The bride wore a gown OF heavy
white satin made princesse and trimmed
with rose point. Her veil was OF Brus-
sells point and has been worn by her two
sisters. Mrs John Goss and Mrs. Milton
J. Werner. The bride wore for her only
ornament a diamond pendant, the gift
OF the bridegroom. and carried a shower
OF lilies OF the valley and maiden hair
ferns. Miss Lucy Young. sister or the
bride. was maid OF honor and Miss
Elizabeth Tyler. OF New Haven. and
Miss Betty Lamb OF Waterbury. were
the bridesmaids. They all wore empire
gowns OF chiffon over satin. with POM
padour scarfs, large black lace hats
with Alsatian bows OF black lace. and
carried bouquets Of long-stemmed pink
hydrangeas Their only ornaments were
bar pins OF sapphires and pearls. the
gifts OF the bride. Mr.. Dennison Gal
laudet. brother Of the bridegroom, was
best man. and the ushers were Mr.. John
EdgertOn. brcther-in-law Of the bride
groom and secretary Of the Yale law
school; M. Clifford Cheney. OF South
Manchester; Mr.. David Rogers and DR..
George Smith. Of New York. classmates
Of the bridegroom at Yale. class OF IS.
Prof. IsidOr TrOOstwyk. Of the music de-
partment Of Yale. had charge Of the
music programme. Miss Rose O'Brien.
Of New York. contralto, sang during the
ceremony and the reception.
DR.. Gallaudet. father of the bridegroom.
assisted the brides parents in receiving
the guests at the reception. Mrs. Young
wore a gown Of amethyst chiffon over
silk. with amethyst embroideries The
bride and bridegroom left after the re-
ception for an automobile tour OF the
BerkShires and White Mountains, after
which they viii be at home at 259 Beacon
street. Boston. The bridegroom. who is
well known in Washington, as We're his
sisters, few years ago. is associate
minister Of the Central Congregational
Church, in Boston.
The Turkish Ambassador, Hussein IIIa-
zim Bey sailed yesterday for London.
en- route for a visit to his own country.
The marriage Of Miss Clara Reagan to
Mr.. Henry Clay Shook took place yester-
day morning IN the Church OF the Ascen-
sion, Rev. DR.. Griffith officiating. in the
presence of a large company Of friends
and relatives. The bride was escorted
and given in marriage by the brides
brother. Mr.. Walter Grimes. She wore
a travelling gown Of gray cloth, with hat
to match, and carried Bride roses. In
mediately after the ceremony. the bride
and bridegroom left for a wedding trip
70 Nantucket. Mass, and New York
They VIII be at home after October L at
1875 Tenth street northwest. No invita-
tions were issued
Commissioner and Mrs. II. 3. F. Mac
farland. who returned 10 Washington
with the body of Mrs. Macfarland's IA
ther.' former Commissioner Douglass, on
Tue sday. have returned TO Kent. Conn.
where Mr.. Douglass died on Saturday.
Representative Francis Burton Harri.
son, OF New York, who is spending the
summer with his family at the Bar Har-
bor summer home Of his mother Mrs
Burton Harrison. has purchased a tract
OF land from Mrs. John Markoe. upon
which ne will begin the building Of his
own cottage next month He has about
twenty-five acres on the ocean front. and
the villa viii stand upon one OF the finest
sites thereabOuts.
Mrs. w. J. Boardman, Of this city. Is
the guest Of her son-in-law and daughter
Senator and Mrs. w. Murray Crane al
! their handsome summer home at Dalton
Mass Mrs. Boardman will return thi.
week TO her own summer home at Man.
chester-by-the-Sea
Gen. Anderson, u. S. A. and the ArIsse,
Anderson. who have been in Baltimor,
recently. stopping at the Shirley. hav,
gone to Atlantic City for a few weeks
and viii then come to Washington for tn,
winter.
Col and Mrs. Thomas II. Alexander
OF this city. have gone 70 Eaglesmere
Pa. for the late summer and earl,
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Upton. of thi,