The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

Ohio. and Bishop Alfred Harding, Of
Washington. The sponsors were Miss
Fay Holtzclaw. the baby's only aunt: Mr.
Alfred B. Gawler. his gTeat-uncle, and
DR.. $ Clifford Cox. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. HOitzclaw.
Mrs A b Gawler. Miss Annie Gawler.
Mrs. s Clifford Cox. Miss Virginia Holtz-
claw. Miss Gertrude johnson. and DR..
NJ e Harrison.
The board OF lady managers Of the
Georgetown University Hospital held IT'S
final meeting Of the season yesterday.
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby presided. and an
nounced that S900 had been cleared from
the recent May festival held in old 81.
Matthews Church.
An Atlantic City marriage OF last night
was OF special interest in Washing
ton. that Of Mrs. Rhoda Christmas Ken
nedy. granddaughter OF the late
Mrs NIyra Clark Gaines. OF New Orleans.
20 Mr. John Albert Manz, a millionaire
OF Atlantic City. The ceremony was
performed in the presence OF a few rela-
tives Of the bride and bridegroom. who
VIII sail tomorrow for Europe FOR their
bridal trip Or their return they viii
occupy the beautiful residence. . South
Brighton avenue, IN Atlantic CITY. which
the bridegroom presented the bride for
her wedding gift The bride is 2 former
well-known resident OF Washington. the
daughter Of James Yancy Christmas. and
widow OF Or. c. A Kennedy. Eer
grandmother, Nrs. Gaines. was one
Of the most famous women in this
country. and IS known as the worlds
greatest litiEGnt- Her suit involved al
most the whole city OF New Orleans. and
she was a familiar figure IN Washington
for many years while pushing her claim.
Mrs. Richard Townsend expects to
make her trip 10 Europe this summer
without her daughter. Miss MathiIde
Townsend Il has been announced from
York Barbor, Ne. that Miss Townsend
has taken a cottage there for the season.
and viii be chaperoned by her mothers
intimate friend, Mrs Rush Shippen
Huidekoper, Of Philadelphia. formerly Of
this city.
Sir. Beresford Hope AID Mr.. Charters.
OF the British Embassy stan, have re-
turned TO Washington from a visit 10
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson returned
yesterday from weekend visit in New
York. Mrs. Mcmillan. grandmother oi
Mrs. Gibson. who has spent the spring
time IN England with her daughter. Lady
Harrington. viii return here on June IS
c1a,-- C-,Se .t-. ,-,s -, -,- - -
pretty entertainment given Saturday az
ternoon BY Mrs. P. J. Lennox. wife OF
Prof Lennox. Of the Catholic University.
Mrs. Lennox Had secured the exclusive
use Of the lal.e. pavilion. and grounds
for her picnic party. and "a the weather
on Saturday was ideal, delightful after
noon was spent. boating. dancing, sing
Ing. and in the exploration Of the
grounds. Besides many OF the students
OF Trinity College. an institution in
which. as one Of its auxiliary regents.
Mrs Lennox is especially interested,
OF Holy Cross Academy. Georgetown
Visitation Convent, and Georgetown J-ni-
veTsiJy. as well as several OF the pro-
fessors and lay students OF the Catholic
University and a number OF other guests.
Altogether about seventy attended. Mrs.
LennOx was assisted in receiving and
in dispensing characteristic hospitality
TO her friends by Mrs. Thomas H. Carter.
wife Of Senator Carter, of Montana :
Mrs. John N. Eager. Baroness Won
Paumgartten. Mrs. John James Walsh.
Mrs. Albert Cornelius Cav, and Mrs.
William c Gwynn.
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Twohey have
opened their cottage at Sea Isle City.
y. J.. where they win remain until Oc-