The Washington herald., 1909-07-21

Miss Newberry Joins Mother.
Representative and Mrs. Richmond .
Pearson Hobson, of Alabama, are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the arrival |
OF a daughter in their family last week /
This is the second child OF the hero of /
the Merrimac. the first one being a boy. 4
Il is believed that the young daughter 4
will be named Lucia Hull Hobson, for /
Mrs. Hobson's sister, who has spent con- /
siderable time with her since her mar (
riage. Mrs. Hobson is still in Washing I,
ton.
A marriage OF much interest will take .
place this afternoon in the home of the /
late Rear Admiral Sampson. when Miss /
Elizabeth c. Badger. daughter OF Capt /
Charles J. Badger. L. S. N, former su- I
perintendent Of the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. will become the bride Of Lieut.. /.
Commander Henry F. Bryan, Z. S. N. /
stationed at the Naval Academy. The .
ceremony will be private, only the rela-
tives and n few friends being invited.
It will be performed at o'clock by
and Mrs. Badger have spent the spring
and early summer in Washington among
old friends. He viii go on sea duty
within few weeks.
Mrs. Robert J. Wynne. wife Of the for
mer consul general to London. accom- !
panied by her second daughter, Miss
Ruth Wynne, and her two youngest sons, !
John Shriver Wynne and Charles Wynne,
have arrived In New York from London.
Mr.. Wynne who expected &c sail with
them, has been detained. Mrs. Wynne's
youngest daughter, Mrs Hugh Roland
French, formerly Miss Ida Wynne. who
spent the winter In Washington with her
mother and was recently married 10
Lieut. French. OF the British army. Is in
India, where her husband is stationed.
Mrs. wynne and her children Will come
10 Washington tomorrow, and will take
UP their residence IN this city. after
four years absence. Mrs. Wyunes eldest
daughter did not accompany her TO Lon
don. but remained with her own family
In Canada.
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth are entertaining Mrs. LOngworth's
brother. Mr. Theodore Roosevelt. jr. Mr.
Roosevelt accompanied his sister 20 Fort
Myer Monday afternoon in her electric
runabout and witnessed the flight Of the
Wright brothers aeroplane.
Mrs. George b. Moore. Of Princeton,
Ind, who spent last winter in Washing
ton with her only daughter. Miss Mar
jorie Moore. announced the engagement
Of her daughter to Mr.. Henry Hobart
Benedict. jr.. Of New Haven. Conn. last
Sunday, at Paul Smiths. In the Adiron-
dacks. New York, where they are spend
ing the summer. The wedding VIII take
place in the autumn Miss Moore is a
cousin OF Miss Marthena Harrison, the
granddaughter OF former President Har-
risOn, who also spent the past winter in
Washington
Mr.. Cornelius Wendell Wickersham. Of
New York. son or the Attorney General
and Mrs. wIckersham. and his bride,
who was formerly Miss Hinckley, OF Long
Island, are spending their honeymoon at
the Hotel TadOusac. province of Quebec.
They have a record OF trout fishing, and
last Saturday brought in siXty-eight.
Mrs. Florence A. Hill. accompanied by
her son, Mr.. William c. Hn left Satur-
day FOR Salt Lake City. Utah
Miss Carol Newberry. daughter OF the
former Secretary of the Navy. who has
spent the spring season IN Detroit with
her grandmother, Mrs. John Stoughton
Newberry. left Detroit yesterday to join
her mother in her summer home at
Watch Hill. r. l. She was accompanied
by Miss Frederick Sibley. Of Detroit,
who viii be her guest there for some
time.
Col Charles Sumner BromweIl, q. S. A,
former military aid 10 President Roose-
yelt, accompanied by Mrs. Bromwen and
their children. arrived last week az
Charlevoix, Mich. on their new yacht,
and have Joined Mrs. BrOmweil's mother,
Mrs. Matthew Scott, at her summer home,
The Wilds. They made the trip from
Chicago.
The Misses Garrard, daughters Of the
new commanding officer at Fort Myor,
Col. Garrard, have both gone for summer
outings. Miss Lucy Garrard is visiting
relatives in Charlotte, y. c., and Miss
Valerie Garrard is visiting at Westmin-
ster, Md.
Mrs. George NJ. Robson and her daugh-
ter. Miss Ethel RObeson. sailed yesterday
for Europe to spend the remainder Of
the summer. They have been for some
time at Bar Harbor.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson left yes
terday for New York. and will sail to-
morrow for Berlin to join their daugh-
ter. Miss Edythe Anderson. who has been
abroad for year. She will return with
them IN September.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Scoheld and
/ family have gone for a fortnights visit
TO Peach Farm. near Hagerst0wn, Nd
Mr. Scoheld, who is chief clerk Of the
| war Department, returned to Washing
ton on Monday from a weekend trip 70
Fort Monroe and Norfolk with the Secre-
tary Of War.
Mrs. Nathan Horn, Miss Lydia Horn,
and Miss Annie Hornstein left yesterday
for a three weeks trip to visit relatives
and friends in Philadelphia, Atlantic City,
New York, and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Emery and
family have given up their apartment in
/ the Wyoming and are spending their
summer at Rockville. They have re-
/ Gently begun the building Of new bun
/ galow near Chevy Chase Circle, which
they hope to occupy next summer.
Mrs Richard Poole and her daughter.
| Miss Anna Cost Poole. went to Richmond
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