The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

with them, including Miss Florence Mil
Ter, Miss Gertrude Miller, Miss Eleanor
Miller, Mr. Richard Y. Sherman. Capt.
Sheriff. Babcock, Mr.. Charles Miller and
Mr.. Edward G. Wagner, ali of Utica. Mr.
Sheriff. Sherman preceded the party some
DAYS. attracted by the golf tournament
on the Ekwanok Country Club links. The
engagement Of Miss Eleanor Miller to
Mr. Richard Updyke Sherman, both mem
bers Of this little party. was announced
a few weeks ago. The Millers were among
the Vice Presidents guests at the in
augural festivities.
Miss Frederica Morgan VIII leave
Washington this morning for Spring
Lake. to be the guest Of Miss Cart
wright Lynch, of Lakewood, n. J.. who
IS spending the season with her mother
at the New Monmouth Hotel Miss Nor
gan VIII return to Washington IN a few
weeks. and will then accompany her
mother 10 one OF the Northern resorts
for the late summer and early autumn.
.dOremieux Roosevelt. daughter Of Mrs
J. West Roosevelt, OF oyster Bay, n. Y,
10 Mr.. Langdon Warner. OF Boston.
Mass. announced on Sunday. is OF much
interest to members OF official and other
smart circles in Washington.
Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter were
frequent visitors at the White House
during the past two administrations. as
Mrs. J. West Roosevelt's late husband
was a cousin Of the ex-President, and
they were also neighbors at oyster Bay.
Mrs Roosevelt and her daughter last
visited the White House at Christmas
and remained here FOR the comlng-out
ball OF Miss Ethel Roosevelt, and for
the New Years reception. They returned
TO New York just after January l.
The death OF Mrs Roosevelts mother
occurred shortly afterward, and she and
her daughter then went abroad for the
remainder Of the winter. Mrs. Roosevelt
was formerly Miss Laura fOremieuX,
member Of a distinguished Old French
family OF New York. The bridegroom
elect IS the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
h. Warner, OF Boston. He is a graduate
OF Harvard class of '03, and is now as
Fine Arts His mother was Miss StOrer.
and his grandmother was a sister OF the
late Senator Hoar. OF Massachusetts,.
The French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand have decided 70 sail for their home J
in France on July q. TO be there for the !
remainder OF the summer and autumn. |
The Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand, /
who will remain at the embassy IN this /
city until they sail. are entertaining quite /
informally at dinner almost every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stose. OF this city, /
have gone TO Chicago to attend the we'd |
ting OF their niece. Miss Marguerite Stose 4
II -
this week. The grandparents OF the bride, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stose. Of Pasadena. |
Cal, have arrived in Chicago TO attend 4
the nupuals.
Viscount de Martel. second secretary OF /
the French Embassy. viii sail on the !
Adriatic tomorrow for France. 20 join 4
the viscountess and their small daughter !
at Versailles. They sailed for home early /
in the spring.
The Chilean Minister and Nine. Cruz
Will go to Breton Woods, " II. next /
week. They have spent the past few /
weeks at Atlantic City.
The marriage is announced OF Miss |
Tillie Rosenheim, OF Chicago. TO Mr.. /
Jacob Eisernann, Of this city. The cere-
mony took place in Chicago in the home |
OF the bride, 500 Drexel avenue, at |
o clock Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eisemann have gone 10 the Seattle ex-
position for their wedding trip. and will /
visit the Yellowstone Park and Grand
Canyon. After September 1 they will be
at home at 9l4 n street northwest
Miss Gladys Moore Richardson, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Heft, OF Bridgeport. Conn.
formerly Miss Moore Richardson, OF this
city, is SPENDING the summer with her
Mrs. Elizabeth Staufer
Moore, at her country home. at Green's
burg Pa Last week Mrs Moore pre-
sented her granddaughter 20 the smart
young people OF that locality at dance
4, the Country Club Of Greensburg. which
s popular summer residence section for
A small and very pretty wedding took
place yesterday morning in the residence
Of Rev. DR.. John Chester 1926 o street.
when Miss Dolores H. Harding. OF this
,ity, became the wife OF Mr.. Rainsford
French, eldest son of Or. William 2
French, who lived for many years at
JO6 East Capitol street. and Is well
known as q specialist. Rev. DR.. Chester
performed the ceremony. Immediately
2fterward, Mr.. French and his bride
eft for South Brooksville, on the coast
of Maine. 70 be the guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. William B. French. A party OF
friends accompanied them to the station
after the ceremony. Mr.. Robert Walker
accompanied them as far as Boston.
The marriage Of Miss Mary NJ. Roche
o Mr.. Charles F. Provost. both of this
ity. took place last evening In the rec
ory Of St Joseph's Catholic Church.
Rev Ignatius Fealy performed the cere-
nony at $50 o'clock in the presence Of a
mall company Of relatives and a few
riends. There were no attendants.
Mrs Nellie Meyers Lederer has gone
o Pine Orchard, Conn. as the guest of
ir and Mrs. f. c. Fuller, of New York.
In extended automobile tour has been
rranged for her. Upon her return she
xpects 10 make a visit with a party OF
riends from Washington at Spring Lake.
7. J.
Mrs. NJ R. Waldecker and daughter
hiSS 4Neint N@iuSChtT, leIt IOT HerndOn,
Ia, and Newark. ". J. Later they will
o &c Cumberland. Nd. until September
when they will return to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Jackson. OF this
ity. are taking a unique trip through
ne Fulton chain Of lakes In the Old
'orge district in their canoe.
Mrs. Achille Burkin is spending +bs
eason at Old Forge. in the Adirondacks
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Mr. and NJ rr n CO,