The Washington herald., 1909-06-18

navy yard yesterday Tor Brooklyn,
where Mrs. Meyer. wife Of the Secretary
Of the Navy. and the Misses Meyer. who
have been abroad since May Is, will
board her upon their arrival in New
York. They sailed from Naples on Sat
urday on the Berlin. The Dolphin viii
take them 10 their summer home at Ham
ilton. Mass. and then return 20 Wash
ington.
The Attorney General. Mr.. Wickershan.
went 70 New York yesterday. joining
Mrs. wickersham and his sister. Lady
Hadheld. who have been In Hot Springs.
Va. for fortnight, AZ the Union Station
and making the trip 10 New York with
them. They are going over 10 attend the
wedding Of their son. Cornelius Wendell
Wickersham. and Miss Rosane Hinckley.
which will take place on Long Island to-
morrow.
Mrs. John Hay. widow OF the former
Secretary OF State. has closed her Wash
ington home and gone 20 Cleveland, her
former home. 20 remain a fortnight Al
the end Of that time she viii go 10 The
Fells. ber summer home ar NewbuTy
port. y. H. Mrs. Hay remained longer
in her Washington home this spring than
usual
Miss Marion Oliver. daughter Of the
Assistant Secretary OF War. viii leave
Washington early next week for Benox.
where she viii visit her sister. Mrs Jo
seph H. Choate. jr. She will Join Miss
Durand later on for a series Of house
visits in the Berkshires.
Mrs Deering has joined her son-in-Iaw
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bar
rett Ridgely. in her home for a short
time, and will so with them 20 the Berk-
shires later on, where they viii spend the
summer.
Invitations have been received here FOR
the wedding OF Miss Belen Approx.
daughter OF the late Mexican Ambassa-
dor at this post. and Mr.. Frederick Hor-
top. which will take place in the City
Of Mexico July 6. Miss Azpiroz is as
well known in Washington as though she
were an American girl. for she was edu-
Gated in this city. and made her debut
IN society here during her fathers re-
gime as Ambassador. and when he was
dean Of the diplomatic corps. The death
Of the Ambassador occurred at the end
OF her first season IN society. and she
returned 70 Mexico City with the family.
and has never returned here even for a
visit.
Miss Flora Wilson. daughter OF the
Secretary OF Agriculture. who was 10
have sailed Wednesday for Europe for
a summer tour. was delayed because OF
arrangement for concert tour next sea
son. which must be completed now. she
will probably be IN Washington with
her father for another week
A pretty home wedding was that yes
terday afternoon Of Miss Elton Ronsa-
vile and Mr.. Horace Dulin. both OF this
city. which took place IN the home OF
the brides parents. Mr and Mrs Daniel
Whitson RonsaviIle. 1927 Newton street
The ceremony was performed at 40
o'clock by Rev. DR.. Edwin Bliss. IN
place Of the late Rev. NJ. Ross Fishburn.
pastor Of the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church. IN the presence Of only
the relatives OF the bride and bride
groom and few close friends. The orig
inal plan was 10 have the ceremony at
the church. but because OF the death OF
the pastor a few days ago. the change
was made.
Miss Katherine RonsaviIle was her sis
ters maid Of honor. and the best man
was the bridegrooul's cousin, Mr.. Wells
wood White. The bride wore a hand
some gown OF white. with a veil and
orange blossoms. and carried a shower
bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies Of the
valley. After the wedding supper, the
bride and bridegroom left for their wed
ding trip. which viii last for some weeks
They Will be at home. later on. IN this
city. Mr.. Anton Kaspar came UP from
his summer school at MOrgantown, W
Va. to play the wedding music for his
pupil. The bride IS one OF the most tai
ented violinists, and is a member OF the
successful string trio OF women com.
posed OF Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen. piano;
Mrs. Elton Ronsavine Dulin, viornist
and Miss Ethel Lee. a favorite pupil OF
the Peabody Conservatory OF Music,
'cellist. They have played IN Baltimore
number Of times, at the conservatory
and at meetings OF the Trio Club Of Bal
timCre.
Mrs. Dulin took the place OF Miss
Myra Chlttenden IN the trio when the
latter became Mrs. Powers.
Mrs. Richmond Pearson, OF Richmond.
wife Of the United States Minister 20
Greece. is in Washington with her chill
dren for a short stay. Mrs. Connolly.
who spent last winter and spring in
Athens with Mrs. Pearson, is here with
her. and they viii 90 TO the Pearson
summer home in the mountains OF North
Carolina shortly. where the Minister
will join his family later on
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Demonet viii leave
on Saturday for an extensive trip OF
eight weeks travelling in the West They
will visit the Alaska YukOn-Pacihc Expo-
sition. at Seattle; Salt Lake. the Grand
Canyon, and Yellowstone Park. On
their return they viii 80 directly 10 their
summer home IN the Blue Mountains 10
remain until the first Of October.
The marriage Of Miss Ida Wynne
daughter OF the United states consul
general TO London and Mrs. Robert J.
Wynne TO Lieut.. Hugh Ronald French.
Of the Seventh Dragon Guard. one OF the
crack regiments Of the British army.
which took place yesterday in Brompton
Oratory was Of very special interest in
Washington. the home Of the Wynnes
and where Mrs. Wynne and Miss Ida
Wynne spent the past winter. The cere-
mOny was witnessed by Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid. wife OF the United States Ambassa-
dor. the relatives. and few close friends
OF the bride and bridegroom. and was
performed by the Very Rev. H. W. Cater.
The service was very short and simple, as
the bride is a Catholic and the bride
groom a Protestant. Brompton Oratory
Is the fashionable Catholic church Of
London.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the Hotel Savoy The bride. who
is a pronounced beauty OF the petite