The Washington herald., 1909-07-01

Miss Helen Taft, daughter Of the Presi-
dent. will leave Washington this morn
ing for New York She will be the guest
there of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry W Tart, and, accompanied
by her cousins. Miss Louise Taft and
Mr.. Walbridge Taft. and her brothers
Robert AlphonsO and Charles. will 90 to
Port Henry. n. Y. on Saturday.
The little party VIII be the guests Of
Mr. Robert Taft's classmate. Mr.. silas
WItherbee. on HIS house boat the Silouan.
for the festivities connected with the
Lake Champlain tercentenary- The party
win join Mrs. Taft and her sister, Mrs.
Lewis More. OF Cincinnati at Beverly.
Mass. later, Mrs. Taft and her sister
going there on Saturday afternoon.
The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand. who have been in the western
and northwestern part OF the country for
some weeks, have returned TO the en-
bassy. They win go TO the Lake Cham
plain tercentenary the last OF this week.
where the Ambassador Will make an ad-
urenS. ana lilcy Will ntiAi aAANA AAlrSN ASA a
summer recreation in France.
Nine. Portela. wife OF the Argentine
Minister, went to Magnolia, Mass, yester-
day. accompanied by Mr. Julian Portela.
WAC is first secretary OF the legation The
latter win sail on July l for Europe.
Mrs. Audenreid returned 20 her home
/ in Washington yesterday from her regular
/ June visit 20 her sister. near Philadelphia
She will leave within few days for Hot
/ Springs, Va. 10 spend the remainder OF
the summer.
/ A wedding or much interest and impoT-
tance in Washington is that Of Rev. John
Van Schaick. IT.. pastor OF the Church
or Our Father. In this city. and Miss
I Julia Asenath Romaine. daughter Of the
late Benjamin F and the late julia T.
Romaine. OF New York City The cere-
mony viii take place al noon to-day In
/ the country home Of the bride, Tine
sedges.~ al Black Point. about two miles
/ from Seabright. y. J.. Rev. Frank Oliver
I Hail. y. D. OF the Church OF the Divine
Paternity, In New York City. officiating
/ The bride willabe attended by her three
]
/ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tyson Romaine. OF
I New York. and the Misses Margaret and
/ Adelaide ROmalne, or Lakewood, y J.
/ The bridegroom will have Cor his best
man his brother. Mr. George s. Van
/ Schaick. a prominent lawyer OF ROches-
] ter. y Y. and the usherS VIII be Mr.. L
IT. Romaine. Mr. Girard ROmaine, and
Mr. Tyson Romsine. the three brothers
OF the bride. and Mr.. Francis Edward
/ Van Schaick, brother OF the bridegroom.
A breakfast at ! o'clock will follow the
/ ceremony, and the bride and bridegroom
viii leave this afternoon for honeymoon
! trip 10 Lake Afohonk- \. Y. After a few
weeks they will return and spend the re-
/ mainder Of the summer az The Sedges-
{ The bride will wear some Of the point
! lace which adorned her mothers wedding
gown. The bridegroou's parents. former
! Senator John Van Schaick. OF New York.
and Mrs Van SchaiCk. viii be present al
the wedding Yesterday the bridegroom
received a cablegram Of congratulation
/ from his brother. Capt. L J. Van Sehaick,
L. s A. governor Of MindoTo. P. I
Mrs. z. Rust-smith and Mrs. Went
worth Pierce. with her little daughter.
viii leave for Mountain Lake Park. Nd,
where they have taken apartments at the
Mrs. George VI. Robeson left Washing
ton yesterday for Bar Harbor, where she
will join her daughter, Miss Ethel Robe
son, and make a short visit. They viii
sail July IS for Europe TO spend the sum-
mer and autumn
Miss May Adams has gone 10 Glenwood
Springs. Colo, with Mrs. D. Buchanan
Merryman. Of Baltimore. They VIII stay
there until September. and then sail for
Japan. going on around the world In a
leisurely journey. returning by way OF
Europe in a year
The marriage OF Miss Margaret Walton
! Thomson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Thomson. to Mr.. William Garfield
lMeNulty, OF this city. took place last
evening IN the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church.
The ceremony was performed al
o'clock by Rev. Joseph Kelly, pastor Of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. The
church was decorated with e handsome
arrangement OF palms and white bios
sens, the color scheme being green and
white The bride was attended by hel
sister, Miss Emile A. Thomson, maid oi
honor: Miss Nell z McNulty. sister OF
the bridegroom; Miss F1Orilla @. Rich
mond Miss Jessamine z. SwartwOut and
Miss Nell b Moriarty, bridesmaids, and
Miss Margaret Houseal Furse. OF Savan.
nah Ga, niece OF the bride, flower girl
The best man was DR.. William Watson
and the ushers we're Mr.. David L. ThOm
son. Mr. william c. Sims, Mr. Edmond
I T. Peterson, and Mr. William r Rey
nOlds
} The bride wore a beautiful gown o.
white messallne. trimmed with pearl en-
broidery Her veil OF tuIle was held with
wreath Of lilies Of the valley and he-
shower bouquet was OF Bride roses anS
lilies Of the valley. The maid OF hOnO
wore pale pink striped just cloth from
the Philippines over white messaiine
trimmed with pearls, and she wore
bandeau or pearls in her hair She car
ried pale pink carnations The maids
wore gowns or yellow messaline. with ne
sleeves and yokes. and they carried
punches of yellow daisies. The littl
flower girl was in a dainty frock OF EN-
broidered French muslin. and wore
yellow sash and hair ribbon. and carried
a golden basket OF white daisies.
Immediately after the wedding the brid,
and bridegroom left for their veddin;
trip 10 the coast Of Maine. They will b,
at home after August 1 at 1858 TildeI
street. in this city. The bride wore fo
her going-away gown a suit or brown
English serge. with large nat OF brown
Among out-of-town guests were Mrs
Furse, OF Savannah, Ga, sister OF th'
bride: Mrs. James Z. Thomson OF Bar
tow, Fla. and Miss Katherine H. Thorn
son. OF Columbia s. G
Mrs Charles J. Wetzel and daughter
AMlss Bertha Whilldin Wetzel. OF Noun
} Pleasant. left the city yesterday for al