The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

To-day to Be n Member of Mrs.
DOwninE's House Party.
The French Ambassador and Nine. Jus
serand. who returned a few days ago 10
the embassy in this city. will leave Wash
ington at the end OF the week 10 be pres
ent al the Lake Champlain tercentenary.
where the Ambassador viii make an ad-
dress. They viii return to the embassy
iRmediately after the celebration festivi-
ties and sail later for France.
Miss Frederica Morgan viii leave Wash
ington to-day for Philadelphia, to be a
member Of house party Of Mrs. Down
ing at her suburban place. AT walling-
ford. Pa. Mr.. Evans Sinclair Cameron.
of Baltimore. her fance. viii join her
there and spend the weekend with the
party. The marriage OF Miss Morgan and
Mr.. Cameron win take place next octo-
Der
Mrs. Chase and her daughter. Mss
Louise Chase have returned TO their
apartment from West Point. where they
went for the graduation festivities. They
VIII remain in Washington until late this
month.
The marriage Is announced Of Mss
Mary Cecilia Shovel 10 Mr.. George J.
Nussbaum, OF Fort Wayne. Ind The
ceremony was performed IN St. Anthony 5
Church in Broolland and was followed
BY low mass by Rev. Edward Southgate
pastor, before a small company Of rela-
tives and close friends on Wednesday
morning. There were no attendants The
bride wore gown OF white batiste trim
med with lace and embroidery. and q
large white picture hat. She carried a
white-bOund prayer book The bride was
a graduate Of Trinity College Of last
month, the same class IN which. Miss
Olivia HOnora HaDnan. who was married
70 Mr. Edward Francis MacMahon. was
member. The latter ceremony took
place the day after graduation
Mrs. Darlington and Miss Darlington.
wife and daughter Of Gen. Darlington.
are established al West Point for the
summer.
Mrs William Belden Noble entertained
at pretty garden party last evening in
her home for the members Of the Music
Study Club, of which her nieces. the
Misses Reed. are officers.
The young people had a creditable pro-
grsmme OF music. and refreshments in the
garden. Miss Marion West. daughter OF
Commissioner Henry Litchfeld West Is
the president Of the club. which Is one
Of the youngest and one Of the most
worthy organizations among Washing
ton musicians. Mrs. Noble and her
daughter, Miss Yulee Noble. viii leave for
the North next week
Among the guests were Miss Marian
West. president: Mr.. Porter Lee. newly
elected vice president: Miss Tryphena
Read. newly elected secretary: Miss Kath-
arine May Brooks, newly elected treas
urer; Miss Hazel Franklin, chairman OF
the room committee; Miss Ethel lee.
'cellist; Miss Jean Holzes. pianist. Mr..
Harold Read, Mr.. Lynn Franklin. Miss
Noble. and Lieut.. Miles
One Of the prettiest summer weddings
was that yesterday OF Rev. John Van
Schaick. pastor OF the Church Of Our Fa-
ther. OF this city. and iss Julia Ase-
nath ROmaine, daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Romaine. OF New
York City.
The ceremony was performed al noon IN
the seaside home Of the bride. The
Sedges.' at Black Point. about two miles
from Seabright. y. J. Rev. Frank Oil
yer Hall, d. D. pastor OF the Church OF
the Divine Paternity iE New York. Of
hciated IN the presence Of a company OF
relatives OF both bride and bridegroom
The arrangements were carried out
with much simplicity. owing 70 The
death within the past year Of the bride
mother. The house decorations were Of
palms and ferns, with white roses. lilies.
and gardenias. The wedding music was
played by an orchestra. The bride was
attended by her three nieces. Miss Edith
Romano. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Louis
Tyson Romaine, or New York. and the
Misses Margaret and Adelaide Romaine.
o. Lakewood. n J. The best man was
Mr.. George S. Van Schaick, Of Rochester.
n. Y. and the Ushers were Mr. L T
Romaine. Mr.. Girard Romano, and Mr..
Tyson ROmaine the three brothers Of
the bride. and Mr.. Francis Edward Van
brother OF the bridegroom. The
bride, who was given in marriage by her
brother, Mr.. Louis Tyson ROmaine, wore
4 gown Of ivory satin. trimmed with
old rose point lace which was worn by
her mother on her wedding gown Her
veil OF tulle was held with orange bios
SONS. and the brides Ornaments were
her mothers pearls. some rare and hand
some gems She carried e shower CT
lilies OF the valley The bridesmaids
wore white lingerie gowns over pale blue
Slips, and carried large punches Of pale
pink sweet peas. A wedding breakfast
followed the ceremony. after which the
bride and bridegroom left for a visit 10
Lake Mohonk. n Y. They will return
TO The Sedges" and spend the remainder
or the summer. coming TO Washington
about the first Of October. TO make their
future home The parents Of the bride
groom. former Senator and Mrs. John
Van Schalck, Of New York. were present.
and a cablegram from a brother Of the
bridegroom, Capt. L J. Van Schaick. L.
; A. governor OF MindOro. Philippine
Islands, was read The bride and bride
groom met in New York some year ago,
when the bridegroom was assistant pas
tor In the Church OF the Divine Pa
ternity and the brides father was one of
the leading members Of the congregation
and an officer Of the church. The BRIDE
groom came to the Church OF Our Father
from that parish and has won large
circle Of friends and admirers during his
several years residence here.
Mrs. Foraker. wife Of former Senator
Joseph B. Foraker of Ohio. win leave
Washington to-day, with her family for
a brief visit with her son-in-law ana
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis King
Wainwright. in their home at Bryn Mawr,
They will then so North for a prolonged
stay.
Maj. and Mrs. John T. Knight and
their interesting family have gone 70
FeTt Myer 10 spend the summer in quar-
ters there. They have as their gIest
n