The Washington herald., 1909-08-16
in The SOCIAL WORLD
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman at
Richfield Springs.
MAKE TRIP IN AUTOMOBILE
Chief Justice Fuller Goes TO His
Summer Cottage, at Sorrento, Ne,
After "A stay I'm Chicago, His OLD
Home-Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
Entertain HarVard's President.

Vice President and Mrs. Sherman mo-
tored from their home in Utica last week
to Richheld Springs. They spent a few
days at the Darlington. and the Vice
President awarded the silver cups TO the
winners Of the Darlington him climb,
which made a brilliant finish to the week
al this popular resort The Vice Presi-
dent made the presentations from the
steps Of tie wide porcn and paid special
compliment 10 Mr., Harold Nicolls De
Witt of this city, grandson Of Col o. q.
Staples, who arranged and managed the
affair.
Chief Justice Fuller arrived recently at
his summer cottage az Sorrento. Ne.
after a considerable stay IN Chicago. his
former home.
The British Ambassador and Mrs. James
Bryce had as their guest last week at
the suatmer embassy. at North East
Harbor. Me, the President Of Harvard
University and Mrs. A. Lawrence Lowell
Miss Adele Brewer and Miss Elizabeth
Brewer. sisters Of NIr. Justice Brewer ar
rived last week al their home in Stock
bridge Mass Miss Elizabeth Brewer has
been a teacher az Tarsus. Turkey, for
many years, and. with her sister was
there during the late uprising,
Miss Jennie Wauach. granddaughter
Of Mrs. Richard Wallach OF this city
viii be formally presented to Newport
society at large reception TO be given
tomorrow Ia the summer home OF her
grandfather. Mr. Samuel +. Barger. OF
New York by her mother, Mrs. Barger-
Wallach Miss Wallach is having a round
Of gayety in Newport In this. her first
season out
The United states marshal "a the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Mr.. Aulick Palmer, and
Mrs. Palmer. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Baker az their cottage az Cape
May.
Mr.. Wade Chance OF London, formerly
Of this city. who IS spending a few weeks
IN this country. recently returned TO Long
Branch, Y. J.. after a short visit 10 his
former home IN Canton Ohio Mr.. Chance
was married last winter 70 Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, Cruger
Count and Countess Henri de sibou-
and their children are at ST. Moritz, In
Switzerland. The Dowager Countess de
Sibour who went abroad with her son
and daughter-in-law. Is now al 81. Ber-
nGrdino, IN Switzerland.
The marriage OF Miss Bertha often
ala
also Of this city took place at 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in Freund's Hail.
Rabbi Louis Stern. OF the Eighth Street
Temple. performed the ceremony. The
decorations Of the banquet hau, drawing
room. and hau were Of palms and pink
and white roses A beautiful arch OF roses
and ferns was arranged On the Drawing
room. under which the bride and bride
groom stood The bride was attended by
Miss Carrie Loeb. Of this city and Miss
Letitia Duffy, of Brooklyn. bridesmaids,
and the best man was Mr.. Louis often
berg. brother Of the bride. The bridal
gown was OF white net and princesse lace
over white chiffon and satin. with "a veil
OF tulle held with wreath Of orange
blossoms. The bride carried a white bound
Bible 20 which was attached shower
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bridesmaids wore gowns Of white null
and Valencieunes lace over pink silk.
and carried q shower bouquet of Brides
maid roses. The mother OF the bride,
Mrs Isaac Gutenberg. wore black satin.
and Mrs. Pressler. mother Of the bride
groom, was In black peau de sole. Fol
lowing the ceremony the wedding banquet
was served. after which the bride and
bridegroom left Washington for Atlantic
City and the North TIE brides going
away gown was of dark blue Rajah. Dur
ing the banquet a cablegram OF con-
gratulations was read from the brides
br0ther-in-law and sister. United States
Consul 20 the Canary Islands and Mrs.
Sol Bcrliner Upon the return Of Mr..
and Mrs. Pressler from their wedding
Journey, they will be at home at the
Mississippi. where their apartment is
awaiting them Among the out-of-town
guests were Mr and -ars. Conithal, OF
New York: Miss Hattie Wolf OF New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Gutenberg and
Miss Rosa Gutenberg Of Baltimore, Mss
Lettia Duffy OF Brooklyn. ~ Y. and
Judge Henry Goldfogle, Of New York
City.
Miss Mary Childs and Miss Fanny
| Childs daughters OF the rector Of All
Saints Church have gone to Eagles
Mere, Pa, to spend the next few weeks.
Miss Martha Piatt Worthington. Of
Georgetown, is spending the late summer
with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. James Costello. Of Boston. al
their summer home. at Furnace Haven.
Mass.
An interesting wedding OF next Wednes-
day viii be that of Miss Mamie S. Ryan
and Mr.. Richard T. Street, grandson of
Gen. William Street The bride is a
musician we'll known in Washington cir
cles. The future home Of Mr.. Street and
his bride VIII be in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Head have re-
( Gently joined their daughter Miss Kath-
crime, in Berlin, whore she went early
In the spring. Miss Heald has a phe-
nomenal contralt0 voice. but her health
for a year past has been frail. and she
Is now in Germany more for the benefit
from the waters there than for the study
Of music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
and their daughters. Of this city. who
are travelling abroad. arrived recently at
ChamOunix. Switzerland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend.
of this city. and their daughter. Miss
Yvonne Townsend, are at Carlsbad Ger
many, for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs Howard Carroll, who spent sew
eral seasons in Washington and has
many friends here. entertained a smart
company at luncheon last Friday at Bar
Harbor. where she and her daughter.
Miss Suzanne Carroll. are spending Au-
gust. Her guests were Mrs. Robert