The Washington herald., 1909-06-11

ing 70 MI angus macdonald Crawford
Of San Antonio. Tex. son Of Rev. DR.
and Mrs. Angus Crawford, OF the Theo-
logical Seminary, near Alexandra. The
ceremony was performed az o'clock Ir
Christ Church. Georgetown, by Rev. DR.
Crawford, father OF the bridegroom, and
Rev. J. H. W. Blake. rector OF Christ
Church. and was followed by a reception
for the wedding party. the two families
and the out-of-tOwn guests. The bride
was attended by Miss Alice Laurie Craw-
ford, sister OF the bridegroom. maid OF
honor; Miss Gertrude Campbell Fry anc
Miss Mamie S. McClelland, or this city;
Miss Frances Peyton Page. or Winches.
ter. Va; and Miss Beatrice Crawford, OF
Alexandria. bridesmaids. Mr.. Charles 3
Crawford, Of Alexandria, was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Oscar de Wolfe
Randolph, OF Chicago: Mr.. Thomas K
Nelson. OF Maryland: Mr. Charles r
Hoon, Mr.. Philip Dawson. and Mr. Dan
iei B. Conrad. all OF Virginia, ana Mr..
George Y Worthirgton, jr-, OF Baltimore
and Mr.. William c. Worthington, broth
ers Of the bride. The church and house
both had decorations OF daisies mingled
with tall palms and ferns
The bride entered the church with her
father who gave her IN marriage She
wore gown Of white duchess satin,
with panels OF pearl and chenille en-
broidery, and a long court train. Her tune
ven was held with orange blossoms. and
she carried q shower OF Bride roses and
lilies OF the valley. The maid OF honor
wore white embroidered batiste and car
ried daisies. and the bridesmaids wore
gowDs OF white batiste and carried
bulches OF American Beauties After
the reception the bride and bridegroom
left for a short wedding trip IN the
North, and VIII return 20 washington
before starting on their long journey to
their future home. San Antonio. Tex.
Among the out-of-town guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Houston. OF Philadelphia:
Mr.. W Davis Conrad. OF New York: Miss
Belle COale. OF New York: Col. and Mrs.
Boykin. OF Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs
George Y. Worthington. OF Baltimore;
Mr.. Stuart Hunter. OF Baltimore: Mr.. ".
Nelson Page. and Miss Frances Peyton
Page. both OF Winchester; and Rev. and
Mrs. Angus Crawford. Of Seminary Hi,
Alexandria. Va
Baroness Takahira. wife OF the Japa-
nese Ambassador. was among the spec
tators in the diplomatic gallery OF the
United states Senate yesterday. showing
much interest IN the tariff debate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Garrison Ricket-
son. Of Pittsburg. who have spent the
past ten days at the New Willard, IN
Washington. have purchased the house
1907 New Hampshire avenue from Mr..
and Mrs George ". Vanderbilt, OF New
York. who have occupied it several sea
sons II was also occupied az one tine
by Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. and
later by the Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Meyer and their family. Mrs Rick
etson is a niece OF Andrew Carnegie and
q daughter Of Mr.. Thomas N. Carnegie.
who has homes in Georgia, New Bedford
Mass, and Pittsburg. She was formerly
Miss Lucy Carnegie. the eldest daughter
OF the family. Mr.. Ricketson is q cousin
OF Mr.. Garrison McCIlntock. OF this city.
a member Of the most exclusive social
circle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ricketson win spend
a portion OF each winter here. but will
not take possession OF their new home
until the autumn Mrs. wilkins, widow
OF Mr.. Beriah wilkins. is occupying the
house just nov. until the completion OF
her new home at the corner OF Seven
teenth street and Massachusetts avenue.
adjoining the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Lee.
Mrs. Campbell, wife OF the Judge advo-
cate general Of the navy. Capt. Edward
H Campbell. left yesterday for Blue
mont Va, with her two children, 70
spend the summer
Admiral Dewey and Mrs Dewey will
~1-of-
They VIII leave the city the latter part
Of this month.
The marriage OF Miss Marie Jeanette
Lewis. daughter Of Mrs. William Wheeler
Lewis. OF Clarksburg. Nd. 20 Mr.. Simon
Kemp Edmonston. OF this city. private
secretary TO District Attorney Daniel W
Baker, took place yesterday morning IN
Holy Trinity Church, in Georgetown. The
ceremony was performed at $50 by Rev
Thomas 5. Harlin. in the presence CT a
small company of relatives and intimate
friends. The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs Daniel ". Baker, a bride OF
just year ago. The best man was Mr.
John Herman Hood. The bride wore a
travelling suit OF blue linen. elaborately
braided, and a large black hat
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and bridegroom left for their we'd
ding trip They went 10 Norfolk. from
where they VIII sail for Boston. They
WI return 70 Washington by way or
Albany and the Hudson River, stopping
az Atlantic City. where they viii make a
brief visit. On their return the greater
part Of the summer will be spent at the
hcme OF the district attorney. near Ger
mant0wn, Nd, where the latter's family
IS already established for the season.
The rumor OF the engagement Of Miss
Emily Margaretta Roebling. daughter OF
Mr. Charles c. Roebling. 10 Mr.. Richard
Mccall Cadwalader, jr., Of PHILADELPHIA.
IS Of much interest to Washington. II is
said there IS no time yet set for the we'd
ding Miss Roebiing is well known and
popular in the younger set in washington
Mr.. Cadwaiader is son OF the banker.
Mr.. Richard NJ Cadwalader. Of the frm
Of Fanshawe. CadWalader & Co. and a
nephew Of Mr.. John L. Cadwalader, os
New York, who has been mentioned for
the position Of Ambassador to the Court
OF ST. James.
Mrs. Marie L. Nordstrom has gone 10
New York TO make a visit 10 her SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
T. Dixey, who were married recently in
Milwaukee Mrs. Dixey was formerly
Miss Marie NordsIrom. OF this city. ana
the wedding came as a surprise to her
many friends in Washington. who had
not been advised Of the engagement The
bride and bridegroom are established Ia
their home on the Hudson, for the suns
mer. where Mrs. Nordstrom has joined
them.
On Wednesday evening, June 9. DR.. and
Mrs Floyd V. Brooks entertained at their
new home. "a Bryant street northwest.
Mr.. ard Ms Ioserh Al nf r.,-... c.