The Washington herald., 1909-10-08

Miss Margery Cotton, VIII accompany
him and act as hostess at the governors
| house, for which position she is well
fitted in spite of her youth. II VIII be
| remembered that Miss Cotton spent a
year with her brother in the Philippines,
and was companion with him on the
! now famous trip Of the President, then
Secretary of War, from San Francisco 10
Manila.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and Miss Kath-
crime Elkins landed In New York yester-
! day on board the White Star liner AdrI-
| attic, and were met at the pier by Senator
Elkins. They left at once for their home
in Elkins. w. Va.
Mrs. Archibald II. Davis. wife OF Lieut..
] Commander Davis. L. S. N, is In town
for few days on a visit 10 her father.
/ Col. Francis Cotton. al his home in Con-
| necticut avenue.
Gen. John C. o'Connen. L. s. A., re-
! tired, has taken apartments at the
/ Wyoming, where he will be- Joined shortly
/ by Mrs. OConnell and Miss Lillian O'Con-
NELL who have been abroad all winter.
] Col Frank I. Denny, L. s. NJ c. and
Mrs. Denny viii leave Saturday for the
Pacific Coast and Honolulu. 10 be gone
about six weeks During their absence
Miss Denny will visit her aunt. Mrs. II
R. Lemly. at the Marlborough. Col. and
Mrs. Denny and their daughter spent
the summer at their camp In the Adiron-
! dacks.
Mr.. r. Woodland Gates has returned
| from an extensive tour Of California He
also visited the exposition at Seattle and
went as far north as Victoria, British
/ columbia
Col Nathaniel Tyler and his daughter,
! Mrs Armstrong have taken possession
81 their new apartments In the Parker.
Park road and Sixteenth street.
Capt. H. c. Reisinger, L. s. A., and
Mrs. Reisinger have returned TO the city
ana are again at the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Leighton are again
in town, having spent the summer IN an
extensive tour OF the West and the Ha-
waiian Islands. They also visited the
exposition at Seattle. Mrs. Leighton LEFT
the city yesterday for Portland. lie
where her daughter Helen has been
! spending the summer with her grand
parents. and will return with her daugh-
ter within a week.
Mrs. W. S. Teel. jr.. OF Bridgeport
Conn, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Y. Davis. Of this city. sailed yesterday
on the Pannonia, Of the Cunard Line for
the Mediterranean.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Gaiilher have
sent out announcements Of the marriage
of their daughter, Annis Laura to Mr.
Watts Tracy Estabrook. which took
place at their residence, 2OS Maryland
avenue northeast. on Wednesday even
ing. October G, at Z o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitfield Brown
are aC,.G 81 L-=i- LONE in Connecticut
avenue. after a summer spent at Chel-
sea N. J.. where their son-in-law and
daughter. Lieut. and Mrs Charles Rus
sell Train. had cottage for the summer.
Miss Kate Switzerland Smith. daughter
OF Mrs T. Leigh Merriott, Of Baltimore.
and Mr. Edward B. Blizzard. Of Washing
ton and Franklin. W. Va. were married
quietly in Baltimore on Wednesday by
the Rev. Robert w. weech. The bride
wore a tailored suit of gray broadcIoth.
with hat to match The couple left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for Lake
wood, N. Y, and Atlantic City. Mrs. RlIz-
zard has been a frequent visitor in this
city. where she was the guest Of her
grandmother, Mrs. A. p. German. Mr..
and Mrs. Blizzard will be at home at the
Knickerbocker, Mintwood place, after No
vember l
The wedding Of Miss JessIca Marion
Murray, daughter Of Mrs. Mary Hutchin-
son Murray, and Mr.. Luther BostiNx Mar
tin. Of this city and South Carolina. was
solemnized on Wednesday at II o'clock at
the rectory of ST PatricKs Church. the
pastor Rev. DR. William T. Russell. Off
ciating. The parlors We're beautifully dec
GRATED for the ceremony, at which wore
present only the relatives OF the bridal
couple and few intimate friends. The
best man was Mr.. James NJ. Moss and
the bride was attended by her sister Miss
Josephine Murray. The bride wore a
three-piece travelling suit OF tan cloth
trimmed with Persian embroidery and a
hat TO match. She carried a BOUQUET of
viOlets and lilies Of the valley After the
reception at the home Of the bride which
was informal, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left
for wedding trip TO Philadelphia. New
York. and the Hudson. They will be at
home after the 10Th at the Nantucket. IN
w street Mr.. Martin. who at present Is |
in the chemistry division Of the Depart |
ment OF Agriculture. will complete shortly |
a course in law. after which he expects to |
practice with his brother. who is the dis
trict attorney OF Muscogee, Okla.
Miss Mauds Charters Hunter. dauqh- |
ter OF Col. and Mrs. Robert Finley Hun
ter, was married on Wednesday noon to
Mr.. Claude Bernard GuIttard, in the par-
sonage OF the Vermont Avenue Christian /
church. inc Rev Frederick D. Power.
pastor. performing the ceremony. Both