The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-12
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD


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san November q on the A1anchuria nom
San Francisco Tor the Philippines. They
will visit their son, Mr.. William ID.
Sterrett who is chief forester OF the
province of Bataan, and their small
grandson. William d. Sterrett, jr.. who
was born September O. DR.. and Mrs.
Sterrett will leave to-day FOR San Fran
cisco. and stop en- route at Fort D. A
Russell. Wyo., to visit another son,
Lieut. Robert Sterrett. Of the Ninth
Cavalry. who returned recently with his
wife from his second service In the
Philippines.
Representative and Mrs Herbert Par
sons are expected TO return 10 Washing
ton from New York to-day. and open
their homo in Nineteenth street for the
season.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w Chappeu announce
the marriage of their daughter, Clara
G.. 10 William J. Brown. The wedding
took place wednesday at 7:3O o'clock
in the Elbrook NJ +. Church, tho Rev.
f. II. Smith, OF Baltimore, officiating
A reception in the home OF the brides
parents. in Grant road followed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Harper announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Mae f.,
and Mr. w. Horace Crozier. The cere-
mony took place yesterday at the rectory
OF st. Josephs Church, the Rev. Y. +.
Schmidt officiating, assisted by Rev NJ
j. Riordan. Of Pikesville. Nd Owing to
illness in the brides family. the wedding
was a quiet one. being witnessed only
by relatives of the contracting parties.
After December J. Mr.. and Mrs. Crozler
will be at home % their friends at fO5
B street northeast.
Washington IS deeply interested in the
marriage yesterday In New York OF Miss
! Susanna Henning. only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Williamson Henning. OF
New York. and Charles Antoine Mar
guerite Anatole. Marquis de Charette de
la Courtris, OF Paris
The ceremony was a brilliant one, the
| Lady chapel OF St. Patrick's Cathedral be-
! Ing beautifully decorated, the elaborate
| floral scheme including great clusters OF
lilies Of the valley. white roses. chrysan-
/ themums, and orchids. Admission 70 the
! chapel was by card only. The audience
was one both OF brilliance and distinc-
/ ton, some Of the more prominent being
/ Marquis de Boutille de Chavigny. Count
/ de Pontiac, Count de Ganay the Messrs.
! James W. Barney. Preston Davis, Isaac
| billiard, Seth sprague, Louis f, La
ROGUE. Lawrence Waterbury, Charles Z.
/ Sands, Edward L Norton, and George l.
/ Scott While these guests were being
! seated an interesting programme OF
music was rendered.
Miss Henuing. who Is a TALL attractive
young woman. entered the chapel with
her father. Her gown Of white satin was
draped with exquisite old lace. the veil
being Of the same lace.
Her attendants, a bevy Of pretty young
women, were Miss Lucia Hull. OF Tuxedo;
Miss Helen Coster, Miss Dorothy Hay
den. Miss Frances Alexander. and Miss
Marjorie Curtis, Of this city; Miss Helen
B. Hibbs. OF Washington. and Miss EN-
ily l.. Helm. OF Louisville. Ky.
They wore princess gowns OF pink satin
embellishcd with orchid chiffon. Their
Gainsborough hats were trimmed with
pink plumes. Each carried a muff OF
tulle and pink roses.
Baron de Meyronuet de Saint-Niarc, of
France. was best man.
There was no nuptial mass, the MARQUIS
de Charette and his bride having attended
one OF the early morning masses in the
Cathedral.
Archbishop Farley. assisted by Mgr. "
J. Lavelle. oficiated at the ceremony
after which there was a reception in the
ladies' annex OF the Metropolitan Club.