The Washington herald., 1909-07-10

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five tables. and an unusually pretty dec
orative scheme OF nasturtiums. with the
nasturtium colors carried out IN every
thing, which was especially effective with
the mahogany woodwork A buffet
/ luncheon was served at o'clock Among
the guests were Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Craig,
Mrs. Daniel Keefe. Mrs James Taylor,
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby. Mrs. Robert Tai
bot, and Mrs. Norton, OF ROsedale-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Douglas and
their two children. who went abroad few
weeks ago. are now AZ the Hotel Montana.
/ IN Paris.
Mrs. William Powell, OF Georgetown
and her daughter. Miss Katherine Powell.
have gone 10 Spring Lake. n. J.. TO spend
the remainder OF the summer with Mrs.
Powelrs elder daughter. Mrs. George
/ Hillman. Of Wilkesbarre. Pa, al her
I beautiful seaside home. Mrs. George
Laws, wife Of Commander Laws. Of An
napolls. another daughter Of Mrs. Pow
1 ell. is also there for the months OF July
and August
Miss Caryl Crawford has returned TO
I her parents apartment al StoneIelgh
Court after a visit OF several days with
/ Mr.. and Mrs Huntington Jackson at
/ their home near Baltimore Mrs Jack
son was formerly Miss Shelby Converse,
daughter OF The late Rear Admiral Con-
verse.
Mrs Thsddeus Tyssowsd has as her
guests at her handsome country place,
Altha Han. Va. Mrs. and Miss Ferris. OF
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Burrows. wife OF Senator Bur
rows. OF Michigan. viii leave next Fri
/ day for the country place OF the Senator =
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
/ George MCNeir. formerly Of this city. on
/ the Hudson River. senator Burrows VIII
/ join her there after Congress adjourns.
and after visit 10 Atlantic city they
/ win return 20 their home at Kalamazoo.
early in August
Mss Mary Gwinn has gone 20 Deal
/ Beach TO join her mother and other mem
bers Of the family in the Gwinu cottage,
where they are having a family reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gwinn and their
( two children. Of Baltimore; Miss Eliza
1 beth Gwinn. OF New York. and Miss Mary
Gwinn and Mr. Thomas Gwlnn. OF Wash
ingtOn, VIII all spend this month with
their mother.
Mrs. sturgis. wife OF MAJ samuel D.
Sturgis. Of the General Stan. L. s. 4.
and their children have gone 10 White
Bear Lake MINI. 10 spend the rest of
the summer with her parents. Mr. ard
Mrs Bement. al their summer home
Moi .~F Ne co-,-r-r D.
a daughter OF Lieut. Gen. Nelson A.
Miles. retired. and their children. who
have been in the Philippines for a year
OF mora, have arrived a. the Preside OF
San Francisco. Mai Reber has been in
the Philippines more than two years. and
his family ioined him a year later. They
lived previously in Washington. where
Mai Reber served on the General stan.
[. 6. A. under his father-in-law
Dr. and Mrs. Boyd. the latter formerly
Mss Kate Willard. are az the Hotel wal
colt. in New York. and win sail to-day
for Antwerp for the remainder or the
summer.
Word has been received here OF the
marriage Of Miss Kate Hanford Carren-
ter. daughter OF Mrs. Frances Z. Car
penter, OF this city. TO Mr.. William C.
Rawles. son OF Gen. J. p. Rawles The
engagement vas announced a few weeks
ago. The ceremony was performed
Thursday In San Francisco. in the home
OF the bridegrOom's father. I'm Green
street, by Right Rev William Ford
Nichols. TIE bride was attended by her
little niece-in-law-elect. Miss Ethel
Rawles, and Mr.. Thomas II. Means was
best man. The future home Of lhe bride
ard bridegroom viii be in FallOn Nev.
where the latter is engaged iu the
Reclamation Service OF the government.
The bride wore q gown Of heavy white
satin trimmed with rare old lace. and a
veil held with orange blossoms. The
house was decorated with a color scheme
OF pink, which was carried out in an ar
rangenenJ OF roses and sweet peas
Miss Marion Leutze. daughter OF the
commendaut Of the Washington Navy
Yard. VIII so to Narragansett Pier next
week 20 be the guest OF the Misses Down
ing. daughters Of Mr.. A c. Downing, OF
New York and Washington. She viii 20
from there 20 Stockb~idge, Lenex, cnd
some more northern points before return
ing 70 Washington.
DR.. D. II. Kress and his wife. DR.. Lau-
retta Kress celebrated the twenty-ffth
anniversary OF their marriage last even
ing in the Sevehth-day Adventlsts' San
atorium at Takoma Park. D. c. More
than a hundred guests were received in
the drawing-rOom Of the sanatoriun. and
Elder X. c. Russell acted as msster Of
ceremonies. A charming programme Of
music and speeches was given, the open
ing number being a vocal solo by Prof.
Griggs. superintendent OF the education
al department of the Adventist denomina-
ton.
After a stirring number by the Takoma
Seventh-day Adventist Orchestra. Chair
man Russell spoke and drew from Dr.
D. H Kress very interesting outline OF
his nfe's experiences He was six years
with the Battle Creek SanatOrium. then
toured England. Scotland, and Ireland.
delivering health lectures. After this he
and HIS wife were sent by their denomi-
nation 70 Australia 10 establish sanatO-
rum work, and in a short time built up
IN Sydney an institution larger than the
one here.
Mrs. Kress followed her husbands re-
marks with an interesting speech. which
was in turn followed by one from Elder
A. C. Daniels, president Of the general
conference
More music was followed by a luncheon
a la S. D. A mode. which is minus al
flesh, fish, tea. coffee. condiments. and
intoxicants.
The Secretary Of the Smithsonian IN
stitution AMI Mrs. charles y. Wa'cOtt
have Just returned from Scotland and
England where. at the University OF
Cambridge, DR.. WalcOtt received the hon