The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-28

The French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand will leave Washington tomorrow
morning for the summer. They will stop
for the day in Philadelphia and 90 to
New York in time to sail at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning for France. They win
remain abroad until autumn.
A brilliant wedding so far as the per-
sonality OF the bride and bridegroom and
the decorations and company in the
church were concerned, took place In
London yesterday, and was OF special
interest in this country. It was that Of
Mr.. Rodman Wanamaker. son OF former
Postmaster General John Wanamaker.
and Violet. daughter OF the late Eugene
Cruger, Of New York. whose widow Is
now Mrs. ]. Frederick Tams. OF New
York.
IN spite OF the fact that three van loads
OF flowers. with hundreds OF rare orchids
II the brides favorite variety were used
in the decoration Of the chancel. there
was but a very small company Of guests
To witness the ceremony. which took
place in St Aargaret's Church, West
minister at 1880 o'clock. Rev. Cecil Knox
officiating with full choral service.
There were also gardenias. lilies OF the
valley. and caladium ferns used.
The bridal procession was headed by
the supplied choir. which Gang Lead Us,
Heavenly Father" for the entrance and
20 Perfect Love" FOR the exit.
The bride was given IN marriage by
Ambassador Whitelsw Reid. She had no
attendant Mr. Wanamaker's best man
was Mr.. Barclay Warburton. his brother
in-law
The bride wore a superb gown or white
lace over white chiffon. with a white pic
, ture hat laden with white plumes. She
carried her favorite orchids. white ones
/ with yellow hearts, all OF which had been
bought up in England for the occasion.
I A breakfast Gt the Hotel Carlton fol-
lowed the ceremony. after which the
bride and bridegroom LEFT in a touring
( car for rural England. Their future
home will be In Paris. Mr.. Wanamaker
was a widower for some years. Tho en-
I gageUent OF his daughter Fernando, %
Mr. Arthur Heeren. OF Paris and
I Biarritz. was announced but a few days
before his own engagement was an
nounced.
Every precaution was taken to keep
the time and place Of the ceremony a
church except those who could give the
password.
Miss Beatrice Griffith Phillips. daughter
OF Mrs. Ella N. Phillips. VIII be married
this afternoon to Mr. Dallas Stockwell
/ Burch. al o'clock. In the apartments
| OF her mother. in the Alabama
: Rev. Isaac Clark Will perform the
ceremony in the presence Of q small
company. There will DO no attendants.
MI clifford Pinchot was the guest OF
honor al a reception last evening, given
g by Mrs Henry F. Dimock. sister OF the
7 late Mr.. William c. Whitney IL her
summer home at Bar Harbor. following
!. his lecture al the Casino.
3 All OF the smart summer residents OF
> Bar Harbor were present many Of whom
he knows uu,et well IN Washington, as
; there is a large colony OF Washington
\ winter residents there as usual
Mrs. Elizabeth A Arnold is visiting
o az Rock Hall, Nd.
Representative and Mrs. James T. Nc
h IDcrmott, Of Chicago, and Mrs. James W.
, DOGGY were entertained at Trinity Co.
lege last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Noyes. OF This
4 city. have arrived at Cape May and are
the guests OF MI. and Mrs. George W.
i Boyd. at the Hotel Cape May.
Mr.. George J. Day, Of Minneapolis. an
e nounces the engagement Of his daughter
r Lillian 10 Mr.. Merrill Thorpe, Of Seattle.
The wedding viii take place IN August.
= M Thorpe formerly resided In Wash
] ington. D. c., but Seattle has been his
J. home for several years. and he will take
his bride to that city.
Lieut. and Mrs. James Harvey Tomb,
the latter formerly Miss Helen Lawton
1 Drury, daughter Of Pay Director Drury,
L. S. N, who were married IN Newport
; Saturday, July II, are now members of
house party Of Mrs. Henry Dearborn
at Pebble Beach, near York Beacn, Maine,
l. after having spent a week at Poland
d, Springs.
a Nine members OF their wedding party
20 have Joined the party. Miss Elizabeth
Dearborn being one Of the bridesmaids.
After their visit with the Dearborns IS
completed. the bride and bridegroom will
go 20 Plymouth. n. H.. 70 join the house
p party Of some other friends.
Miss Augusta Hayes. one OF the brides
- maids, and a member Of Mrs. Dearborn
q house party. will be married to Mr.
\ Lyons. OF New York, in November.
= The marriage Of Miss Kirkland Barker.
r daughter OF Mrs. Charles Ralph Barker,
to Mr.. William Cullen Dennis will take
: place this evening at $50 o'clock in the