The Washington times., 1909-08-25
SAIL FOR LIVERPOOL TO-DAY
FOR A LONG TOUR ON
CONTINENT.

4 Representative and Mrs J. Van Vech-
/ ten Olcott. who have been making visits
/ in New York. and spent several weeks
at Beverly Farms, Mass, sailed today
/ from New York on the Mauretania for
Liverpool. They VIII spend the re-
/ mainder Of the summer and the fall
/ season abroad, devoting most Of their
time in touring on the continent
s.
/ The Turkish ambassador, Hussein
/ KAHN Bey, sailed today on the Maure-
tania for Liverpool
| DR. and Mrs. H. T. Allen, Of WASH
lngton who are spending the summer
! abroad. are now in Paris.
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| Mrs. William J. Boardman, who is
! spending the summer at Manchester-by-
! the-Sea, is the guest Of her daughter.
/ Mrs w Murray Crane. at Eenox Mass,
for few days
| Miss Wetmore. daughter of Senator
ana MIS-. Wetmore, who are spending
/ the summer at Saratoga. N Y. assist
| ed at the tea at the Casino yesterday
| afternoon
Dr. and Mrs. George w. Boynton, OF
/ lantic City for several weeks.
/ Miss Aileen Miller, who has been the
/ guest o. friends in Warrenton and Or
| anges Va, has returned to her home.
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Young -Ganaudet.
Miss Elizabeth Kilbourne Young
daughte- of Mr.. and Mrs. Alden NJ.
l Young. )f New Haven. Conn. was mar
/ ried at 4 O'Clock this afternoon to the
/ Rev. Herbert Draper Gal audet, of B0s-
/ ton, formerly of Washin gton. and son
of DR.. Edward NJ. GaIlaudet. president
/ Of Galltudet College for the Deaf and
Dumb in Washington.
The wedding. which took place at
/ The Anchorage the villa Of the brides
parents, at Pine Orchard, Conn. was
one of the prettiest of the season. The
/ ceremony, which was performed by
the Rev Delaney Townsend, Of New
I York, IN the library. was attended by a
/ large party Of relatives and friends The
house was beautifully adorned with
quantities Of pink and white gladiolss.
wood fHns and palms. A large recep-
| ton wzs held in the garden.
/ The b,tsie, who was gi,en in marriage
I by hcr SatAer, wore a handsome white
satin gown made princess style, win
/ trimmings on the yoke and sleeves Of
rose point applique. Her ven, which
was of Brussels lace. was worn by her
I sisters, Mrs. John GOss and Mrs. Milton
I J. Werner. at their weddings al the
Anchorage several years ago Her only
ornament was a diamond pendant, the
I gift Of the bridegroom, and she carried
! a shower bouquet OF lilies Of the valley
and maidenhaiT ferns.
Miss Lucy Young was her sisters
maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids were
/ Miss Betty Lamb of Waterbury, Conn,
and Miss Eleanor Tyler, OF New Haven.
They wore similar gowns of pale blue
chiffon cloth over satin made empire
style with quaint Dolly Warden scarfs.
They wore large black lace hats and
carried clusters Of long-stemmed pink
Miss Birch Warner and Miss Eliza
! beth GOSs the young nieces Of the
bride, who were flower girls, wore dainty
white lace frocks with Empire sashes
of pale blue satin and carried pale blue
straw hats filled with pink rOsebuds.
Dennison Gallaudet vas his brother
I best man and the az ners were Clifford
Cheney. Of South Manchester. Conn.
DIT. George Smith and David Rogers. Of
New York. all classmates Of Mr.. Cal
laudet at Yale IS. and John Edgerton, a
brother-in-law Of the bridegroom.
Mr. Gallaudet and his bride left later
III the evening IN an duLDllptilt Tor AueAE
wedding trip. After October ! they will
reside at 259 Beacon street, Boston,
Mass
Miss Lomax. OF Gettysburg, who has
/ been the guest Of Miss Alice Margaret
knight at Fort Myer, returned 70 her
/ home today.
Leaves for Toledo.
The Spanish minister. Marquis de VII
lalobar, accompanied by the first sec
rotary Of the legation, Senior Pastor,
left Washington today for Toledo,
Ohio. TO attend the homecoming cele-
bration being held there this week.
The Mexican ambassador. Senior de Ia
Barra, will also attend the celebration.
Miss Rose Germann, Of 1I16 Eighth
street northwest, has Joined a house
party being entertained by Miss Brown
er at Manassas. Va.
Miss Frances z. KelI is spending some
time in Atlantic City with Mr., and Mrs.
". Dwight Mead,
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Sail for Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick EicheIberger
have gone TO Boston, from where they
will sail for Cape Breton Island. Nova
Scotia. To WISH MI dll MIS- NFiibtIl IL
Grosvenor at their summer place near
Baddeck.
Mrs. Jennie Ratciife, accompanied by
her young grandson, Taul Rateliffe, is
spending several weeks at Braddock
Heights, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford and family are
spending several weeks at Colonial
Beach. where they have taken a cot
tage They have as their guests for
short time Mrs. y. A. Reynolds, Miss
Miriam Du Bots. Frank Reynolds, and
Elmer GuilfoTd and Carlton Guilford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w Cromwell,
who have recently returned from their
wedding trip TO Manchester, Mass, have
taken an apartment ia the Lanier until
their home in Chevy Chase, Md, Is
completed.
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Marriage Announced.
DR.. and Mrs William B. French,
formerly Of Washington, announce
the marriage of their daughter
Louise Russell. TO Lawrence V. Jones
The marriage took place on sunday
August p, 1909, in South Brooksville,
Ne. where Miss French made her
home with her parents.
Mrs Jones is wei known in Wash
fngton. especially on Capitol Hin,