The Washington herald., 1909-10-22

The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Diclkin-
son, who have recently sold their farm,
Belle Mead. in Tennessee. are expected
In Washington next Monday. They viii
go 70 the Grafton. 20 remain until their
house, 1910 Connecticut avenue, the former
home Of Mrs. Mathewson, Of Scotland, is
ready for their occupancy.
Or. and Mrs. Alexander Magruder have
rented their large house in Eighteenth
| street and taken smaller one In Jeffer-
son place for the season.
The marriage is announced Of Mr.
Henry Kaspar, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Josef
kaspar. of this city, to Miss Katherine
Leeper. OF London. a granddaughter Of
Lord Allan. OF London. The wedding
| took place IN the summer in Berlin
where the bridegroom has been studying
music for several years His mother
went over for the wedding. The bride
was also studying in Berlin They will
! spend the winter in Berlin, and then re-
turn to the United States Miss Fran
ceska kaspar sister Of the bridegroom.
also an accomplished musician and sing
en- has just returned from Scranton.
Pa, where she went TO fill concert en-
gagement
Mrs. z. K. Goldsborough and her
daughters. who spent the summer abroad,
have returned to their home IN X street
for the season.
Announcement is made OF the marriage
Of Miss Almira Mowry Capron. daugh-
ter OF Representative a. 3. Capron. TO
I Capt Alfred Allen Maybach. L. s. A.
Coast Artillery, instructor al West Point
The ceremony was performed IN the
nome or the brides parents. Wednesday
NJ saltwater, r. l. The best man was
Lieut. NJ. f. Battle. OF Fort Cotter NY
Miss Elizabeth Howry. daughter OF
Judge Howry. has as her guest Miss
Cora Bowen. for whom she viii enter
tain at tea Sunday afternoon.
The marriage Is announced OF Miss
Mamie G. Maloney. OF Baltimore. to Mr..
Harry B. Dletscher. Of this city. The
ceremony was performed In Baltimore
Wednesday, October 20.
Miss Myrtle Miller. OF this city. was
married Wednesday to Mr.. J Harry
frank. also Of this city, IN Baltimore. /
10y Rev. p. J. Gavin.
Mrs. Joseph Crawford and Miss Carvl
Crawford who have been at Virginia
Hot Springs. where they went on account
Of Miss Crawford's health, have returned
To Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell and
their son are expected here In a short
time for the winter They are now I'm
New York. whore they VIII remain for
the rest OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Vanderrr,ft and
Miss Alice Vaudergrift viii return 10
their Washington home for the winter
next Tuesday. They spent the greater
part of the summer in the Thousand
Islands and the fan at Virginia Hot
Springs.
Miss Rheesa Ridgeway, daughter Of
Mrs. Isabella J. Ridgeway. OF Chevy
I Chase Nd, was married yesterday
morning to Mr.. Andrew J. Griesbauer
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father James Smythe. assisted by
the pastor. Rev William T. Russell IN
St Patricks Church. at 10 O'Clock and
was followed by a nuptial mass. In the
chancel also were Rev Joseph Magpe.
Of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart: Rev
George Dougherty. OF Minnesota. and
Rev. Father Michigan and Rev. Father
Carroll, both OF St Pauick's The bride
wore a gown Of ivory white satin made
princess, with tulle veil held with
orange blossoms Her shower bOucuet l
was Of white roses. Miss Ruth Ridge /
way. her sister, was maid Of honor. and
wore canary cOlored messaline with a !
picture hat Of white panne velvet trim
med with canary and white plumes. and
carried yellow chrysanthemumS Mr. /
Charles Griesbauer acted as best man
The ushers were Mr.. Franz H. Ridgewav 4
Mr.. Albert +. Ridgeway. and Mr.. Ros-
coe Ridgeway, brothers Of the bride. and
Mr.. Fred O'Connell. Mrs Ridgevyav /
mother OF the bride. wore a gown of
black crepe de chine with a black velvet I
hat trimmed with plumes. Miss Ridge /
way wore a princess gown of rsisin col 4
ored lansdOwne with a large black hat /.
Miss Ethel Ridgeway wore blue MESA /
line with hat TO match. and Mrs English 1
sister OF the bride. wore reseda green !
satin with a black hat trimmed with
plumes. Mrs. Fl. II. Ridgeway wore pale
green satin with a small white plumed
toque. Miss Marguerite O'Toole played .
several harp solos during the ceremony /
Following the ceremony a wedding break /
fast was served In the home OF the
bride, only the Immediate relatives be- 4
ing present. Mr.. and Mrs. Griesbauer 4
left yesterday afternoon for a trip TO !
Jamaica and on their return will live
in the Clifton, in Clifton street Mrs.
Griesbauer wore a travelling suit Of dark
blue broadcloth and a beaver toque.
trimmed with plumes.
Baron Ambrozy, counselor Of the Aus
tro-Hungarian Embassy. will sail for Eu-
rope next Saturday for an extended leave
of absence. The baron has been charge /
daffaires during the absence Of the Am
bassador.
One Of the most interesting debutantes
OF the season will be Miss Olga Roose-
welt, daughter Of Mr.. Robert B. Roose-
welt, of New York, a second cousin Of
former President Roosevelt, who has
leased the home Of Mrs. Fairfield Car
penter, in Sixteenth street, for the sea-
son. Miss Roosevelt is probably the
wealthiest debutante Of the season. bav
ing large fortune in her own right. She
Is young and accomplished. Mrs. Roose-
welt was formerly Miss Lille o. Hamers-
ley. OF New York. and their home is AT
81 Fifth avenue in the metropolis. They
Roosevelt administration, as they spent
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