The Washington herald., 1909-08-27

the city next week and remain until Sep
tember IS, when they will leave FOR Mr.
Winthrop's vacation. Gen. and Mrs
Corbin win sail for this country on sat
urday and reach Highwood about Sep
tember 5.
Lieut. Gen. S. B. NJ Young. L. S. A.
retired, left Fort Myer yesterday, ac-
companied by his granddaughter. Miss
Alice Margaret Knight. daughter OF
Maj. John T. Knight for Bristol, r. l..
10 Join Mrs Young for a few weeks
stay. Gen. Young has been the guest OF
his son-in-law and daughter at Fort
Myer for some weeks. He presented his
granddaughter Miss knight, TO society
here last season. and she has been a
very pronounced success.
The French Ambassador. NJ Jusserand.
and Nine. Jusserand spent last week in
Paris.
AIr. Robert Bacon, former Secretary Of
State. has returned TO the Ritz. Paris.
from a visit in Scotland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bacon are special friends Of former Pres
ident Roosevelt. and Miss Martha Bacon
made her debut last season almost ST.
multaneously with Miss Ethel Roosevelt
They entertained FOR each other and were
entertained everywhere with each other.
Her fathers long connection with the
State Department has given her con-
siderable acquaintance With foreigners.
and she is a clever linguist. She Is fair
with soft. fluffy brown hair and dark
blue eyes, with delicate, cameo features,
and Is rather tall and slight.
The American Ambassador TO France.
Mr.. Henry White. has returned 10 Paris.
after a visit 70 his son-in-law. Count
Scherr-Thoss, on the latter's estate on the
island OF Sicily. The ambassador was
the guest OF the Kaiser before going 10
Paris. Mrs. White is still in Germany
visiting friends.
Miss Clara Grandheld. daughter OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General, is
spending the summer az Asbury Park,
y. J.. chaperoned by Mrs William s.
MinniX. and accompanied by Miss Mary
Minnix. Mr. Grandheld spent some time
last week at Asbury with his daughter.
Rabbi Louis Stern. OF the Eighth Street
Temple. Mrs. Stern. and Miss Irma Stern.
returned TO Washington yesterday from
BraddOck Heights. Md, where they have
spent the greater part OF the summer
Mrs. P. NJ. Du BanJ, OF this city. ac-
companied by her granddaughter. Miss
Louise Dill, Of Baltimore. has gone 20
Niagara Falls, and will visit in Canada
and the Thousand Islands before return
ing to Washington.
Miss Isabel Magruder, daughter OF Dr.
Alexander F. Magruder, retired, L. s. N,
who has been the guest OF friends at
New London, Conn. is visiting the Misses
Trescott at Cape May, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton Callahan. ac-
eompanied by Miss Virginia Lawrence, all
Of this city, are visiting Mr.. Gallahan-s
sister-in-law, Mrs. Clara N. Callahan, at
Nd.
Mrs. William L. Mactier and Miss Mac.
tier, Of Chevy Chase. have gone to Capon
Springs, where they will make visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Conquest Clarke. Of
this city. have arrived in London, and.
after a stay there. where Mr.. Clarke. who
IS connected with the rural free delivery
bureau. viii make a study of the system
used by the BritOns. they will make
p visit 10 Miss Clarke, sister OF
Mr.. Clarke, az Conquest House, Teddine-
ton, and return here al the beginning Of /
the season. Miss Clarke visited her
brother and sister-in-law in their NJ street !
Iome last winter. and was entertained |
almost constantly during her stay.
Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna, widow Of the
ormer Senator from Ohio who has spent /
he summer at her cottage at Seal Har- (
'oT Ne, will sail from New York next /
week, 10 spend the autumn and the great /
r part Of the winter in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Owen have gone to |
;apon Springs, Va.
Miss Mary B. Simpson, daughter OF Mr.. !
nd Mrs. James P. Simpson. OF Freder-
cksburS. Va, and Charles a. Crawford. /
4 Terre Haute, Ind. were married last /
tuesday, in st. Mary's Catholic Church,
fredericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Shull and Mrs. John
. Deviny are among the washingtonians
pending August at Capon Springs, Va.
A wedding announcement OF much in 4
crest is that Of Miss Nellie Gertrude
iarris, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
iarris, Of Cherrydale. and Mr. John 4
'owers, son Of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Bow
rs OF Hyattsville, Nd, which was cele-
rated last Saturday evening at the
lnckney Memorial Church, HyattsvIne. L
efore a large company Of friends and Il
elatives- Rev. Nelson Falls performed 4,
he ceremony. The bride was given in
larriage by her father Miss Emma
luddleston was bridesmaid and Mr..
lichael Carley was best man. The bride
as gowned in white messaline, princess.
nd trimmed with baby Irish lace and
range blossoms. She carried a bououet OF
ride roses Miss Huddleston wore white
TX batiste with German val lace, an at
-active picture hat, and carried mink
oses. The ushers were members Of the
oresters' team Of Georgetown Camp.
looern WOOdmen OF America, Of which
ne bridegroom is a member. The wed
ing supper which followed the ceremony
the church was given In the homo of
IT. and Mrs l. T. Bowers. The church
as prettiiy decorated with snowballs ana
olden rod. The decorations at the house
ere pink and white roses and maiden
air tern. There was a dance after the ,
inner, and later Mr. and Mrs. Bowers
1t for trip north. They viii return
bout September !, when they will be at
ome on Maryland avenue, HyattsviIIe
Some OF the many present at the cere-
ony and dance were Mr.. and Mrs. John I
arris, OF Cherrydale. Va. and Mr.. and
RS r. E. Wood. Of Baltimore. Ia
r. and Mrs. L. 7. Bowers. Mr.. and I
rs. Joshua Thomas. Mr.. Richard Har-
5, OF Cherrydale, Va; Miss Ida Harris
T. and Mrs. w. F. Thompson. Miss
thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Arnold. A
Baltimore: Miss Gertrude Stone. Mr.
I'd Mrs. Stanton, Master Claude Stan r
n. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry K. Kirkley.