The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

tained last Saturday at Manchester-in-
the-Mountains. Vt. at a reception in the
afternoon by Mrs. John j. Gunther OF
New York. and al a dinner party IN the
evening by Mrs Robert NJ Janney OF
Philadelphia. Ambassador Francis ar
rived at Carlsbad this week on an au-
tomobile tour with friends.
Mrs. Marshall Field is spending her
summer quietly at Carlsbad. Germany.
with few intimate friends.
Rear Admiral and Mrs and Miss Brad
ford are at their summer home. Nezinscot
Farm. Turner. Ne. The Rev and Mrs
F. d Johnson and their children. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brockway are
visiting them. Miss Bradford viii soon
leave for a visit to Gen. and Mrs Reid.
at their cottage, "Heathercrest." at East
Gloucester. She will be at Prouts Neck
later.
Mrs. T. ". B. Duckwan and Miss
Katherine Duckwall have gone TO At
lantic City They will later join Mr.
Duckwall al Berkeley Springs. where
they will remain until late IN the fall
Dr. and Mrs Walter S. Harlan are
spending the late summer. as usual. at
Poland Springs. Ne. where Dr. Harlan
is turning his attention 70 angling. 20
the detriment Of his golf playing. Last
week he was one OF a party composed Of
former Senator J. r. Foraker and Mr.
Z. J. Stellwagen. both OF this city. who
brought home IN one day a record break
ing string Of fish. both for numbers and
size.
Mrs. Albert clifford Barney has arrived
In Bar Haroor, where she has not spent
the summer FOR many years having leased
her cottage there 70 the Jacob Schlns
Miss Barney sailed for Paris last week.
after a short visit home and a trip
through the West
Col Charles G. Ayres. L. S A, retired.
and Mrs. Ayres. formerly OF Washington.
are detained in their New York residence
by illness in the family. Miss Emily Dear
born Ayres. one Of the most attractive OF
the army buds in Washington few years
ago. Is touring through the New England
States with party OF friends.
The marriage is announced Of Mr.. Con-
rad Becker 10 Miss o. VI. Deskins, both OF
this city. The ceremony was performed
privately in Rock Creek Chapel on Satur-
day, July 81. 1909 There VIII be no cards.
Mr.. Becker and his bride will be at home
later on az his residence, 1893 Fourteenth
street northwest, where the Becker fam
ily has lived for many years.
The wedding OF Miss Victoria Marchant
Parks. daughter OF Capt Wythe NJ.
Parks, T.. S y, formerly stationed in
Washington and Capt. John Arthur
Hughes. L. s. N. c.. is set for septem-
Der. and viii take place IN the residence
Of the brides father. in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard Capt Hughes will probably
take his bride 70 Panama. where he ex-
poets 10 be transferred. Mrs Parks and
her daughter are now at the Virginia
Hot Springs, where they VIII spend Au-
gust
The marriage OF Miss Isabel Dykes 10
Mr.. Albais J. Cunningham, took place
yesterday morning In St. Anthony's
Church, in Brookland, D. c. The pas
tor. Rev. Edward NJ SOuthgate. Off
ciated. Miss Agnes Bowling presided at
the organ. and Mr.. Hobart Ransden and
Mr.. Paul RansdeI. with violin and cello,
respectively. played the wedding marches
and other numbers. Mrs. Margaret Clark
sang 20 Promise Me" The bride. who
is the daughter Of Mrs. A. Y. Dykes. was
given in marriage by her brother, John
W. Dykes She wore white batiste and
lace and a white picture hat. and carried
Bride roses. Her sister Miss Ethel NJ.
Dykes, who was maid Of honor, was
pretty in a dainty gown Of white organdle
over pale pink silk, and a white lace hat
trimmed with pink ribbon. She carried
a bouquet OF pink roses The best man
was Mr. Frank r. Chase. and the ushers
were MeSsrs. May and Hanan
Mr. Cunningham and his bride left
shortly after the ceremony for their we'd
ding trip North, the bride wearing a
gown of blue braided linen, with a black
hat trimmed with plumes.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Haw-
l1ins was the scene Of a very pretty we'd
ding last Saturday evening. when their
daughter Miss Susie NJ. Hawkins, be-
came the bride of Mr. Marshall B. Har-
baugh, Of this city. The ceremony was
performed by the pastor of the young
couple Rev. William Lee Lynn, OF Cor
such Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr..
Charles ]. Harbaugh was the best man,
while the bride was attended by her cou-
sin, Mrs Mary A Massey, OF Whining
ton. Del The bride was dressed IN a
white princess trimmed with old lace,
and carried a beautiful bouquet OF white
roses. Mrs. W. I. Lynn played Hearts
and Flowers" and 20 Promise Me" dur
ing the performance OF the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harbaugh will make their
home with the parents of the bride at
il12 Four-and-a-half street southwest.