The Washington herald., 1909-07-17
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Pastors Go to CapOn Springs
for the Summer.
MISS WILSON TO WED TODAY
Mrs. Margaret b. Downing Sails from
Philadelphia July p TO Spend the
summer in EngIand-Miss MurdOek
Goes to FOrestviIIe. Md.-Mrs. j.
Eakin Gadsby at York Beach, Me.


Goes to FOrestviIIe. Md.-Mrs. j.
Eakin Gadsby at York Beach, Me.
The first secretary OF the Spanish Lega- /
ton and Sonora Pastor, the latter for |
merly Miss Constance Lee. Of Baltimore. |
have gone 20 Capon Springs. Va, for the |
greater part OF the summer. Mr. Pastor /
win return here after the new Spanish
Minister, Marquis VillalObaT, arrives.
An interesting wedding will take place
in Washington this afternoon in Rock
Creek Episcopal Church. when Miss Leila
Wilson, well known as a Washington
newspaper writer, will become the wife
OF Mr.. Wingrove Bathon. also engaged in /
local newspaper work. The ceremony will
be performed quite privately. and the
bride and bridegroom viii go 70 the
north shore Of Massachusetts, IN and
around Manchester-b -by-thc-Sea. for a stay.
Mr.. Bathon was born in Baltimore In
1876 and made brilliant career for him
self while he was stin youth. He is a
son OF Mr.. Joseph c. BathOn, OF Balti- !
more. and was a student al the Calvert
made a name in fiction and short stories /
in magazines. He later became assistant /
editor Of the Cosmopolitan Magazine, and
lived for some years at Tarrytown. \. Y. |
He has lived in Washington for several !
years.
Miss Wilson is a niece OF Mrs. Lucy
Page Stelle. one of the best-knOwn writ /
ers among newspaper women
Miss Murdoch. Of Georgetown. left yes
terday for ForestviHe. Nd. for the re-
mainder OF the summer, making the trip
In carriage in much the fashion OF the
early COS.
Mrs. Margaret 3. Downing VIII sail
from Philadelphia on July "A for Eng
land. 10 remain until October. returning
10 New York. Mrs Downing viii De ac-
companied by Mrs. NJ. F. Fay. Of Phila-
delphia- and they viii spend the greater 4
part Of their time in rural Ireland.
Mrs J. Eai<in Gadsby has gone 70 York
Beach. Ne. and will remain there and
thereabout for six weeks or more.
Mrs. Charles C. Thorn. with her daugh-
ter, Frances. and her son. Charles I.
VIII leave Washington on July 3 for
Beach Haven, y. J.. 20 spend the re
mainder Of the summer at the New Bald
win Hotel
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Mathilda Mayer 20 Mr.. Homer Gartside.
both Of Pittsburg The ceremony was
performed on Thursday morning in the
parsonage OF Gurley Memorial Church. 1
h.
bride and bridegroom left Immediately
afterward for Atlantic City. 10 spend
their honeymoon They VIII be at home
In Pittsburg later on.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Ruth Dunaway Hutehins. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hutchins. to Mr..
Wilson $. ConnOr. OF Leesburg. Va. The
ceremony was performed IN the parson-
age OF Marvin Church. by the pastor.
Rev. Selwyn COckrell. az noon. Mr. and
Mrs. ConnOr left Immediately after the
wedding for a trip 10 Chicago and other
points IN the Middle West They will be
az home al 22S Eleventh street south
west
Miss Katherine May Brooks. a we'll
known musician Of this city. IS spending
the week al Mont Salvat. the country
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Josef Kaspar. in
the mountains above Bluemont Va Miss
Franceska Kaspar. the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Kaspar, who has made such
a success IN opera the past season. has
recently arrived at he parents home for
rest and recreation She VIII make visit
IN Baltimore with relatives OF both her
father and her mother, who was Miss
Annie ROeme: before returning 10 New
York for the season.
Miss Maude Ashford, OF this city. and
her young nephew are at Capon Springs
for few weeks
Miss Laura X. Pollock. Of l76S Column
bia road, has gone on a visit 70 Nj
agara Falls. Buffalo and Canada. She
VIII also visit relatives and friends IN
Cleveland. Wooster. Ohio. and Pittsburg.
She will be away for several weeks.
Mrs. Fred Beal has returned from a
lengthy visit in North Carolina 10 the
home Of her birth and childhood.
She was met there by her sister. Mrs.
Mary Q. Ware. and they spent a fort
night among the scenes OF their earlier
life. Mrs. Ware returned with Mrs
BeaN 10 her home in Washington. where
she will spend the rest of the summer.
Announcement IS made OF the mar
riage OF Miss Ida n Posey TO Maurice
Spencer. The ceremony took place
Thursday July l.. at noon, I'm the pres
ence OF small party Of relatives. the
Rev Z T. Marshall officiating
The marriage Of Miss Cecilia vauan-
digham 70 Mr.. John l. Hardesty took
place Friday evening at 6 O'Clock in ST.
Peters Church. Rev. ]. NJ O'Brien off,
ciating. The bride wore a robe Of creamy
lace over white satin and carried a shower
Of Bride roses. Her only attendant was
Miss Ida AIattingly. who wore pale pink
silk with a pink hat. and carried pink
roses The bricegroom's brother. Mr..
Charles Hardesty, was his best man. An
Informal reception was held in the home
Of the bridegroom's parents following
the ceremony, after which the bride and
bridegroom left for a trip to Atlantic
City Mr.. and Mrs. Hardesty win be at
home after August. 1 at 5I5 Eleventh
street southeast.
Miss Teresa Byrne. Of Auburn, n. Y. |
is the guest Of her cousins. Misses Mary
and Catherine Byrne. at 1O5 Maryland
avenue northeast
The midsummer meeting OF the Indiana
Society will be held on the roof garden
OF the Y. NJ G : building 172e q, etroe+