The Washington herald., 1909-06-28
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Colombian Charge d'Affaires
Goes to the SeashOre.
MRS. BARNEY PLANS A VISIT
Gay Party spend Weekend M the
Patuxent Club as Guests of Gen.
James buchanan, United states
Army-Miss WOOg the Bride of Mr..
Joseph Dreyfuss-Other Notes.

The Charge d'affaires OF the Colombian
Legation and Mime. Guzman viii leave
Washington to-day for Atlantic City for a
short visit before going to the Massa-
chusetts North Shore TO establish. the le-
cation summer headquarters
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney has planned
TO go TO Chicago next month for a brief
visit with friends. She win be accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss Laura Bar
ney. Later they will go to ST. Paul for
another visit with friends, and then on
10 the Yellowstone Park.
After doing" the park. Mrs. Barney
and her daughter viii 90 TO Bar Harbor
for the remainder Of the summer Miss
Barney viii not return 10 Europe. where
she has been studying for several years.
but. instead. viii spend next winter with
her mother IN Washington.
A gay party spent the week end al the
Patuxent Club as the guests OF Gen.
James Buchanan. L. S. A. Ills guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Phillips. Mr and
Mrs William Barrett Ridgely. and DR..
B'spham- The party went up in touring
cans.
Miss Malvine Woog. daughter OF Mp.
and Mrs. E 5. WOoE. OF this city. was
married last evening TO AIr. Joseph Drey-
fuss. The ceremony was performed AT
o'clock in the home OF the brides
parents. 400 T street. by Rabies stern
and Simon, Of the Eighth Street Temple.
A reception and wedding supper followed.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Mrs. Simon Treitcl. Of Woonsocket. RI
who was matrou Of honor. and the best
man was Mr. Benoit Dreyfuss, brother
Of the bridegroom. The house was deco
rated with tasteful arrangement OF
Bride roses and palms. ferns, and other
plants. The bride wore n hand
some gown Of white batiste. hand-cm-
oroided and trimmed elub0rately with
irish crochet lace. She carried a shower
of Bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
The matron Of honor wore d princess
gown OF white batiste trimmed with
Hlet lace and embroidery. and carried
white roses.
The little flower girl. the brides niece.
Miss IneZ Treltel. was ia a robe of white
ace, and carried Bride roses After the
wedding supper the bride and bride
groom left for their wedding trip. the
bride wearing gown or gray rajah,
with hat, shoes, gloves, and waist 10
match. Among the guests from out OF
town were; Mr- and Mrs. Simon Trei-
el and Miss Inez Trcitel. OF Voousocset.
R. L: Mr.. Benjamin Woog and AFr. Henry
Noog, brothers OF the bride. AIr. Hvman
Noog. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan 10th. Miss
,or.nne 10th, Mrs. 5. Spite. Alrs-\ David
Jinkiespiel all OF New York: 8IH and
,irs- Alexander Kaufman. Of Alexandria.
ne latter the sister OF the bridegroom,
nd Mr. Z 10th. OF Cincinnati
Mrs. e ". Frost. OF Washington. ana
-er sister, Mrs. Mary c. Frey. have ar
ived at LUcerae and are occupying their
Usual quarters at the National They
ave been in Florence during the winter
nd spent the spring in Rome.
one Of the weddings OF the week that
ociety viii take a lively interest IN win
e that on Wednesday OF Miss Lucy
'arker. daughter OF Mr.. and AIRS. T
outhard Parker. 10 Mr.. a. Reed Hayes /
Z Lewistown Pa The ceremony. viii 5s
erfOrmed In the summer home of the
rides parents ar Alihint0wn. Pa 4 /
lumber OF prominent society people viii 4
o from here 70 attend the wedding.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Elizabeth G. Harvey 10 Air. Rov A /
Iolesworth- The ceremony was perform
1 at noon on Saturday in the parsonage
the Metropolitan N. T. Church By the
astor. Rev John Reid Shannon.
Miss Sadie silver left YESTERDAY morn
lg for Connecticut 70 spend the greater
art OF the summer. Before returning. TO
Washington she VIII visit her brother.
Ir. George Silver. in his New York
ONE
Mrs Donald c. Macleod, wife OF the
astor OF the First Presbyterian Church
visiting IN her former home, Meaduue.
a. DR.. Macleod viii join her there on
lly s, and together they will visit the
position at Seattle. stopping en- route
the Yellowstone Park and Grand Can
IN and along the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Philip Sheridan and her daughters
g Misses Sheridan. have closed their
'ashington home and gone to their cot
sc 10 Nonquit, Mass, where Mrs. Sheri-
IN has been spending her summers for
iTty years or more.
The Misses Schenck have gone 10 the
asst OF Maine for the remainder OF the
INNER.
The Misses Patteu. who are remaining
to in Washington. will close their house
rly next month and go 70 Europe 10
in their brother-in-law and sister. Lieut.
en-. and Mrs. Henry c. Corbin.
Mrs, Sanford kellogg and her daughter.
rs. Andrew Bradley, will spend the re-
ainder OF the summer at the Greenbrier
bite Sulphur Springs.
fen. William +. Draper, former Am
ssadOr at Rome, and Mrs. Draper are
London Tor a stay Of several weeks
d are at the Berkeley. They have lust
ished a long automobile tour through
anCe and Italy They have not set q
te for their return 10 the United States.
'Ir. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace are among
3 WashingtOnians now I'm London. They
We had quarters az the Savoy. They
re among the great crowd OF AmerI-
ns who are taking in the Grand Prix
Paris.
1rs. O'Brien, wife Of Thomas J.
Brien. the American Ambassador TO
pan, is now in Berlin as the guest ef
American Consul General and Mrs.
ackara- She made the Journey from
kyo. with Miss Elizabeth Thackara.
'ir daughter, who had been visiting /
s O'Brien at the American Embassy
Japan.
pleasant surprise party was given last
sning by Mrs Bernhard Endres 10
r husband in their Tenth street home /
g occasion was his thirty-sixth birth /