The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-04
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Page Five.

as matron Of honor. The best man was
Mr.. Hubert Taliaferro Plaster. OF Lees
burg. and the ushers were Mr. Charles
Albert English r. Mr.. Edgar Littleton.
Mr.. J. r. r. Alexander. and Dr. John
Aldridge Gibson, all of Leesburg The
bride wore a gown Of dark blue broad
cloth I'm which she travelled. with hat 10
match. and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS The matron Of honor wore null
berry cloth with large black picture
hat. and carried white chrysanthemums.
A small reception i'm the home Of the
brides parents followed the ceremony.
after which the bride and bridegroom
left for a wedding trip. They win make
their future home IN Leesburg. Mrs.
Cole acted as maid of honor at the we'd
ding OF her matron or honor. who was
Miss Frances NARROW. of this city. and
who was married 10 Mr.. Concklin last
June
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Francis W.
Dickins who have been with the latters
parents AIR and Mrs. r. w. Pratt IN Co
lumbia road during the early autumn, will
take possession OF their own home IN
Nineteenth street this week.
Mr.. John Jay White joined Mrs White
in Washington from Europe yesterday. TO
complete the improvements in their new
ly-purchased heme IN y street which
was the former home OF Lieut.. Gen. Mel
son A Miles. retired. Mrs White has
been in Washington for several weeks.
Dr. Herrarte. the Minister from Guate-
mala. who made the trip down the Mis-
| a
his party is now in New Orleans. where
/ he is entertaining the special delegation
sent there from Guatemala by President
Estrada-Cabrera TO greet President Taft
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Irving Adams have
gone from the Ontario 90 the wyoming
for this season They have recently re-
turned from a two months trip abroad.
Brig, Gen. and Mrs. Culver c. snifen
have returned to Washington, and are az
! the Ontario for the winter.
Senator and Mrs. GuEgenheim. who re-
turned to New York early IN the week
/ from Europe have gone 20 Denver 10
| spend a fortnight before coming 10
Washington for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A b. Butler and their
/ daughters have returned 10 tho High
lands for a short time. They are leaving
/ shortly for the South. and viii spend the
/ early part OF the winter in Augusta. Miss
| Francesca Butler Will leave later for
/ the Philippines and make the trip around
/ the world with a party Of friends. and
| the family may return here later in the
/ season.
Gen. and Mrs. Greedy and their two
! younger daughters. Misses Rose and Ger
] trude VIII sail November 70 from Boston
/ for Italy. 10 spend the winter in Flor
! ence. Miss Gertrude will be a debutante
next season Miss Antoinette Greedy will
spend the winter in Pawtucket. r. T.. and
Join the family IN Europe next March.
! The Misses Greedy did not come TO Wash
ington with their parents when they came
here after their recent trip around the
| world Mr. A. W. Greedy. jr., will join
the family circle abroad next summer,
and they will all return here next sea-
son and occupy their house In G street.
Mrs. W z. Middleton and daughter
in-law. Mrs. Newton Middleton. will be
AT home Tuesdays. November and l6
/ at 1894 O street northwest
The enlisted men OF the First Battalion
Of Engineers. at Washington Barracks.
Will give their first dance Of the season
Of ,s09-l0 this evening and every Thurs
day thereafter There viii be dancing
from TO L o'clock. with music by the
Engineer Band.
- o'clock last evening Mr.. Emmett
I ee Perry. of Brazoria County. Tex, and
Miss Hally Ballinger Bryan. OF this city
were married. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. G. Ernest Smith. OF ST
Thomas Episcopal Church. al the resi-
dence Of the brides sister. Mrs. Edward
W. Parker, 1915 Corcoran street. only
members OF the family being present
Tic bride is a daughter Of the late Hon
Guy NJ. Bryan, OF Texas.
Miss Vulte has given up her apart
ment at 1901 * street northwest and will
be in New Rochelle, y. Y. this winter.
The state regent OF the District, G. A
r., Mrs George Thomas Smallwood. will
be at home. at 2lO7 street, on the first
Friday OF every month at 4:3o O'Clock
when all resident and visiting Daughters
OF the American Revolution will be heart
iIy welcome.