The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-22
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Badger Bryan Wedding a
Pretty Home Ceremony
COUNT Won wEDEL RETURNS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell Leave
for Fishing Trip I'm the Northwest.
Mrs. Charles S. Francis and Dnugh-
ter Are Home from European Trip.
Miss BOardman Entertains.


Miss BOardman Entertains.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth c.
Badger. daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
Charles J. Badger, TO Lieut.. Commander
Henry F. Bryan, L. S. N, took place yee-
terday afternoon at o'clock in the home
of the late Rear Admiral w. 7. Sampson,
in New Hampshire avenue which the Bad
gers have leased for the early summer
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
Harding, Of Washington, in the presence
OF the relatives Of he bride and bride
groom and a few close friends Capt
Badger was formerly superintendent OF
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and is
In Washington awaiting sailing orders
for his three years cruise. The house
was handsomely decorated with palms
and Bride roses and an orchestra played
the wedding march and throughout the
supper which followed. The bride was at
tended by Miss Esther Burns. a daugh-
ter Of Medical Director Burns. stationed
at Norfolk. as maid Of honor and the
best man was Lieut. Commander An
drew T. Long. u. 5. n. The ushers were
Midshipmen Oscar Badger, Of Annapolis.
brother Of the bride, and Mr.. Raymond
Durham, Of New York. The bride. who
was escorted and given In marriage by
her father. wore a white lace robe over
heavy white satin. with a tulle veil held
with cOrOnet Of orange blossoms. She
cerried a shower OF lilies Of the valley
NJ ranfI -
bntiste. handsomely embroidered. with a
white hat trimmed with green, and car
ried maidenhair ferns. A supper followed
the ceremony. after which the bride and
bridegroom left for their wedding trip.
They Will be at home temporarily at An
napolis. where the bridegroom has been
stationed, but as ne is on waiting orders
their future residence is undetermined.
The Postmaster General, Hon. Frank II.
Hitchcock. accompanied by Mr.. Charles
Norton. spent the weekend at Dublin.
~ H.. as the guests OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury and Mrs. Franklin Mac
Veagh.
Count Won Wedel counselor OF the Ger
man Embassy, who has been abroad dur
ing the spring and early summer. re-
turned 70 Washington yesterday. He viii
be charge d'affaires OF Germany during
the absence Of Ambassador Count Won
Bernstorff. who viii sail next Saturday
for Germany TO Join the countess and
their daughter. Countess Luipe AIexan-
dra, who are 5n their summer home in the
Bavarian Alps.
Mr.. Alfred Mitchell Inness. counselor OF
the British Embassy. and VIscomt de
Martel second secretary OF the French
Embassy. sailed yesterday on the Adrlatic
for their homes abroad. They Will both
return here in the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Bell OF this
city. who have spent the spring and early
summer in their country place. Twin
Oaks" left Washington yesterday Cor q
salmon fishing trip at Vancouver. b. c.
They VIII stop en- route for fishing on the
Nipigcn River at the head OF Lake Supe-
rior. on their return they will stop AZ
various fishing places or the lakes OF
Minnesota.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Gayle to
Mr.. J. Eugene Curtis. IN the home OF the
BRIDES sister, Mrs. George B. Sheetz.
took place yesterday morning IN the pres
ence OF the members Of the immediate
families. A wedding breakfast followed.
and the bride and bridegroom left after
ward for their wedding trip to Atlantic
City. Rev. J. Luther Frantz performed
the ceremony.
Mrs. P. Lee Phillips has returned from
a several weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee. at EIkins. W. Va. Mr.. and
Mrs Phillips Will sail for Europe on Sat- /
urday. They will spend three weeks in
England and then 90 on the Continent
TOT the remainder OF the visit. most Of
the time to be spent In France.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Fitch Shepard and
family have gone to Narragansett Pier.
Mrs. Charles 8. Francis, wife OF the
United States Ambassador TO Austria
and their daughter, Miss Harriet |
Francis. have arrived in this country for /
a two months stay. After a short visit
in their home at Troy, n. Y. they will !
20 70 their summer home at Manchester, /
VT
Miss Goldie McNIuIiin was married yes /
terday to Mr.. John II. Anderson. The
ceremony took place at noon In the home
Of the bride. and was performed by Rev |
J. NJ Gin. pastor Of the Rhode Island !
NJ. P. Church.
News has been received here Of the |
death Of Mr.. Arthur Granville Langham, !
OF Louisville, KY. Mr.. Langham was the /
uncle Of the Baroness Won Sternburg. !
widow Of the late ambassador from Ger /
many.
Mr. Justice and Mrs. McKenna are Wis /
ting in California. their old home. where /
they have not been for twelve years. |
They are now Ia San Francisco visiting 1
friends. and will spend all Of the next (
two months visiting throughout the I
State. Justice McKenna came 10 Wash
ingtOn to Congress many years ago. and /
before his return he was promoted 20 the /
bench of the United States Supreme /
Court.
Miss Mabel Boardmsn. the intimate
friend Of Mrs. Taft, who is spending the
summer at the summer home OF her
parents, at Observation-Disclosures is en-
extensively there this season.
She gave a reception and lance Tuesday
evening for some ninety guests from
among the younger set OF the North
Shore Her guest Of honor was Miss
Helen Taft, only daughter Of the Presi-
dent. This was the first OF the really
smart functions Of this season at Man
chester. which promises to be a red
letter one because OF the presence Of the
family OF the President and the expecta-
ion that the President himself will spend
The late summer there.
Representative and Mrs. Herbert Par
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