The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-29

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Mrs. Taft has been so benefited by the
air and life at Beverly that she takes a
daily outing in auto or yacht on Tues
day afternoon, accompanied by her
brother-in-law and sister, Prof and Mrs
More, OF Cincinnati. she sailed to Salem
on the Sylph, which is lying in Beverly
Harbor for the use Of the Presidents
family. They inspected the cruiser Salem
lying in that harbor, then sailed on TO
Gloucester, where Mrs. More went
ashore and called upon Mrs. John Hays
Hammond in her summer home in Fresh
Water Cove. Mrs Taft remained on
board the Sylph and they returned 10
Beverly In the early evening.
The Secretary OF War, Hon Jacob
Dickinson, left Washington last evening
for his country home. Belle Mead Farm,
near Nashville, Tenn. where he was
summoned because OF the Illness Of his
eldest son. Word received before the
Secretary left last night was 10 the effect
that his son was better. Mrs. Dickinson
has been at Belle Mead for some weeks.
Senator and Mrs. W. Murray Crane. Of
Massachusetts. are rejoicing in the birth
Of their second son on Tuesday Of this
week In their summer home at Dalton.
Mass. Mrs. Crane was formerly Miss
Josephine Boardman, sister Of Miss Mabel
Boardman.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Marie Worthington Conrad. daughter Of
Mrs. Sallie Howard Conrad. Of Baltimore,
10 Or. Louis Charles Lehr. % this city.
Miss Conrad is one Of the most attractive
young women IN Baltimore society. and
DR. Lehr is a brother Of Mr.. Harry S.
Lehr. Of New York and Newport. and Of
Mr. Robert Lehr. Of Baltimore. Dr.
Lehr IS a graduate OF Johns Hopkins
University Medical School, and has prac-
ticed medicine I'm this city for some years.
His home Is at 1877 II street. Miss Con-
rad IS sister of Mr. Charles A Conrad.
a prominent resident OF Baltimore. and
comes Of a family distinguished I'm the
history Of Maryland and Virginia
Capt. and Mrs Charles Wood. OF Abe
marie County. Virginia. announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Rosa Au-
brey 10 Mr. Garrard Glenn, Of New York.
The wedding viii take place early IN
September
Former Governor OF Minnesota and
Mrs William r Merriam. and Mr.. and
Mrs Edward McCauley left Washington
on Monday for Cleveland, ST. Paul. and
Minneapolis. and a trip through the
Great Lakes. going later 20 Bar Harbor
for the rest Of the summer.
Mrs E. d. Beau. Of Baltimore, who
has been the guest Of her son-in-iaw and
daughter. DR.. and Mrs William e.
GWynn, In Georgetown. during the early
summer. will leave to-day for Newport
TO spend several weeks.
Mrs. Allen d. Albert, Of Georgetown,
has closed her house and gone To Trout
mere. Wis, to visit her son and daugh-
ter-in-iaw. Mr. and Mrs Charles 5. Al
bert, OF Minneapolis. in their summer
home NIr and Mrs Allen d. Albert. jr,
are at Paris, H., visiting the family OF
the latter.
tAt 1ANAl4A i'etStiAAA NNlAH NA sAAAhlAtA
Church was the scene Of a very pretty
midsummer wedding at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning, when Miss Natalie Carter.
daughter Of Capt and Mrs. Robert G.
Carter. U. s. A. Of $500 Seventeenth
street, became the bride OF Mr.. Harold
Charles Hilgarde. Of St. Louis. Because
Of a recent death In the family of the
groom, the service was conducted in the
presence OF a few intimate friends
only. and the reception was postponed
until the bridal couple shall be passing
through the city on their wedding trip.
The Rev. J. Russell VerbryclIe, Of the
Gurley Memorial Church. performed the
ceremony. in which the conventional
ring service was employed.
The bride was very prettily gowned IN
soft white linen. trimmed with Irish
lace, and wore a white Neapolitan hat
with a single willow plume OF the same
color. Her bouquet was OF white Bride
roses. Mr.. L. A Klein, Of St Louis, was
best man.
Immediately after the service breakfast
was served at the home Of the brides
mother. and at 1 o'clock the newly
married couple departed presumably for
the Atlantic coast. After October I, Mr.
and Mrs. Hilgarde viii be at home in St
Louis. where the groom IS engaged in
civil engineering.
DR.. and Mrs. George Z. Kicker are
spending the summer at their island home
in Northern Maine
Miss Emma Gray, Of the Ontario. IS
spending the summer at Cohasset. Mass.
and viii go to the Maine coast for Sep
TENDER.
Miss Pauline Hocheisen was married al
noon yesterday to Mr. James Stealey
Elms. The ceremony was performed ii
the home of the brides mother, Mrs. +
H. Hocheisen, by Rev G. P. Wilson. OF
the Northminster Presbyterian Church
in the presence of the relatives and few
| close friends The house was tasteful,
decorated with palms and summer bios
/ SONS, bower Of palms being arranged
| in the bay window, in front of which tn,
bride and bridegroom stood. The brid,
wore her travelling gown Of ashes O
roses cloth. and a hat Of the same shad,
with a wreath Of roses and forget-rne
nOts. She carried a shower bouquet o.
white sweet peas and lilies OF the val
| ley. Immediately after the ceremony Z
| breakfast was served, after which IN,
bride and bridegroom left for their wed