The Washington times., 1909-06-22
MISS TAFT Is HONOR GUEST
AT INFORMAL DINNER
THIS EVENING.

the Rev. H. S. France performing the
ceremony.
After short Southern bridal tour
MT and MIS- Pindell viii return TO
w asshIngton and viii make their home
on capitol Hill.
Miss Ruby May Burklin. daughter OF
ar, and Mrs. George Burklin. viii be
parents, 1881 Girsrd street to Willis
Hehfy Mitchell. Only a small company
OF relatives viii attend the ceremony.
Whlch viii be followed by a large re-
ception from to 10 o'clock
Going West.
Gen. j. Franklin Bell will leave Wash
ington next week for Fort Leayenworth,
KAN where he will attend the gradua-
ton exercises at the School of Line
there
Later in the summer he expects to
visit Alaska on a tour Of inspection ana
Mrs. Bell viii probably accompany him,
leaving Washington about the middle of
July
Mrs. Martin S. Decker and Miss
Martha Decker, wife and daughter OF
Martin S. Decker, OF Governor Hughes
utility commission at Albany. have ar
rived in Washington for a fortnights
stay at their residence on Biltmore
the end Of the week.
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Representative and Mrs. Hitchcock,
of Omaha, Neb., who have spent the
winter at the Highlands. have closcc
their apartment and left Washington
they sailed today for Europe TO spend
the summer. They were accompanied
by Miss Hitchcock.
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Mrs. Johnston. wife of the commander
Of the Dolphin, has closed her apart
ment in the Westmoreland and gone TO
Gloucester, Mass, for the summer
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Mrs. John Brelsford and her young
son have left Washington They win
spend the summer visiting the various
resorts on the New England coast.
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General Mackenzie is spending several
weeks in Boston. His daughter, Mrs.
Eugene Hendleys will sail shortly for
Europe, where she viii spend several
months.
Going Abroad.
Mrs. q. B. Richardson will leave
washington IN a few days for New
York, from where she will sail for Eu-
rope. She viii spend the summer tour
ing France, Switzerland, and Holland.
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Mrs. George w. Cooper. wife of Com
mander Cooper, has closed her apart
ment in the Westmoreland and has
gone to her place at Gloucester, Mass,
for the summer.
Miss Mary MondeIl and Miss Helen
Mondell, Of the Westmoreland. have
gone to Atlantic city for several weeks.
Schnidt-Daiker.
Miss Ellen c. Schmidt. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Schmidt, and
Frederick Daiker. were married this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the parson-
age OF St. Paul's English Lutheran
Church. the pastor, the Rev. John D.
Huddle. officiating.
The bride, who was unattended, wore
a suit of old rose pongee with an old
rose hat trimmed with black pfumes-
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Daiker left Washington for a wedding
trip 70 New York, Niagara Fans and
Philadelphia. Upon their return to
Washington they viii be at home at the
Newton.
Sylvan CIrosner and Hyman Levy,
U-ho are students at the University OF
Michigan, returned home TO spend their
vacation.
Lewis Goldman. Of Pitsburg, Pa, is
spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs. NJ. NeWmyer. He will visit reia-
tives in Baltimore en- route to his home.
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Mrs NJ Herman and daughter, Lor-
aine, of the Oakland apartment, left
town Yesterday for the Blue Mountain
House, to spend the summer.
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The Undicum Pleasure Club will gt-e
a tug party. on the steamer Uno, Sun
day, June q
Mrs. r Harris. OF New York. is Wis.
ting her daughter Mrs. Phil King. OF
the Imperial. She will leave town We'd
nesday to Join her daughters, Mrs. Leon
Reizenstein and Miss Lillian Harris. TO
spend the remainder Of the summer m
the Berkshire