The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-23

Miss Helen Taft was expected In New
port yesterday with Miss Eleanor Roel-
ker, her closest friend. whom she has
been entertaining for a week. Miss Roel-
ker will be presented to Newport society,
which is also New York society, at a
/ dinner-dance at the Clambake Club next
/ Friday evening, July 30, by her parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William g. Rocker, Of
! Providence. Miss Taft was Miss Roel-
kers guests on her parents yacht last
summer.
Miss Eleanor Terry. daughter OF Rear
Admiral Silas ". Terry. will leave Wash
! ington on Monday for a brief visit on
Long Island. She will join Admiral and
| Mrs. Terry on Friday In New York. and
sail on Saturday for Europe where they
will spend the next four months They
wiz return to Washington for next sea
son.
Senior Don Augusta F. PuHdo, recently
reappointed as first secretary Of the Ven
ezuelen Legation here, has arrived in
Washington. He is one OF the most pop
ular bachelors OF the diplomatic corps.
and served his country for twelve years
as first secretary and charge d'affaires
until about two years ago. He will We
warmly welcomed back by the younger
set
Miss Katherine Letterman, who IS
spending the early summer in her apart
ment at Stoneleigh Court. entertained
small company Of friends at dinner last
evening.
Count d'Ugglas. Of the Swedish Lega-
ton. has gone TO Bar Harbor for the
remainder of the summer
Mrs. Nell S Brown and her daugh-
ter. Miss Marie McMillln Brown. left yes
terday for a visit TO Mrs. B. Il. Brad
ford at her summer home at AmmendaIe.
Nd. Mrs Brown is daughter-in-law Of
former Gov Nell Brown, Of Tennessee.
and is niece Of Dolly Madison.
Former Comptroller Of tho Currency
and Mrs William Barrett Ridgely will
stay In Washington at the Westmoreland
through this month. They will go TO
Lennox for six weeks or two months.
making the trip In their auto. They will
also make many trips through the Berk-
shires In their car during their stay
there. Mrs. Deering, Mrs RidgeIy's
mother, Will accompany them They hope
70 have their new residence. which is the
old Deering home. ready for occupancy
next season. II is now being enlarged
and improved
Col. and Mrs. John r Williams have
returned TO Washington from New York.
where they went 10 see their daughter
Dorothy sail for Europe with a party OF
friends. They were IN New York last
week 10 sec their son-in-law and eldest
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter
san for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Clements an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Ella Clara. TO M. Clarence OrsOn Nc
Kay. Of Grand Rapids. Mich The cere-
mony was performed in the home OF the
brides parents on Wednesday by Rev.
Thomas 5. Harlin, S. J., in the presence
OF the immediate relatives. Mr.. Mckay
and his bride left after the ceremony
for visit TO the Catskin Mountains.
after which they viii 90 TO Canada. At
ter August . they VIII be at home In
their country place at Falls Church. Va
The marriage is announced of Miss
Mamie r. Williams, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs J. Russell Williams. TO Mr. Myrt
E. Fullerton. Of Wheelersburg. Ohio The
ceremony was performed Wednesday IN
the home Of the brides parents by Rev.
Walter F. Smith, pastor OF the whitney
Avenue Christian Church. at 1870 o'clock
Only the members OF the immediate fami-
lies and few intimate friends were pres
ent. The bride wore gown OF white
French batiste and carried Bride roses
and maidenhair ferns. Prof Wolfsteiner
played the wedding marches and other
music. Immediately after the ceremony
the bride and bridegroom left for q six
weeks wedding tour. which will include a
visit TO the bridegrOOm's relatives I'm
Ohio. The brides going-away gown was
OF Copenhagen blue serge, with hat 10 |
match. Among the out-of-town guests |
were Mr.. and Mrs. A Roy Williams. of I
Norfolk. Va, and their two children. |
Russell and Margaret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medu Mccormick. who |
have been spending the early summer in |
after a short stay in Berlin. |
have gone 10 I.angen- Schwalbach, where
Mrs. Mccormick will take the cure.
Mrs. II. x. Benham closed her apart
ment in the Connecticut yesterday and l
went to New York, whence she viii sail /
tomorrow for Europe 10 spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
Miss Irma Stern, daughter Of Rabbi
Stern. Of the Hebrew Temple. who is
spending the season at Braddock Heights.
Md, was the soloist unday evening at a
given ct Braddock Hall, making
4 pronounced hit. The other soloists were
Mr.. George Edward Smith, mayor Of
Frederick, Nd. and Mr. Edward Spohn.
Mrs. George NJ. Robson and her daugh-
er. Miss Ethel Robson, spent the week
End in New York previous to their sailing
yesterday for England They will spend
August in England and September and
October in Paris and on the continent. re-
turning 10 Washington in the autumn