The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-28

copal Church. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with palms and lilies.
Mr.. William B. Trout rendered an appro-
pirate musical programme before the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
| William L. De Vries.
! Miss Middleton was escorted and given
IN marriage by her brother. Mr. Arthur
Z. H. Middleton. She was gowned IN
soft white crepe meteor. made in tunic
effect, with a court train and with ef-
fective touches Of point d Alecon lace and
pearl embroidery on the bodice. Her
| long tulle ven was caught with orange
blossoms. and she carried a shower OF
lilies OF the valley and white orchids
Her only ornaments were pearl brooch
belonging 10 her mother and a pearl
heart the gift OF the bridegroom. She
was attended by Miss Maria Reynolds
as maid of honor, who wore a dainty
dress OF white embroidered orgondie over
white silk. and a large picture hat trim
med with willow plumes and tulle. She
carried cluster Of gardenlas.
Mr.. Davison's best man was Mr.. Will
lam Parkin. Of New York. and the ush-
ers were Edward Dawson Curtis and
OF the bridegroom; Kenneth L. Caswell,
OF New York. and George Otis Winston,
OF Washington. Following the cere-
mony, a spread was served in the home
OF the bride, in Fifteenth street, for the
out-of-town guests. The house decora-
tons were OF white roses, lilies, palms,
and ferns
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mrs. Francis George Curtis, sister
OF the bridegroom. and her daughter,
Miss Margaret Curtis. OF Boston; Miss
Mabel Dawson. another sister, OF New
York Mrs. Brinton Coke, Of Philadel-
phia: Miss Lilah Newton, OF New York;
Mr.. John Wilson Brown. jr., OF German
town, Pa. Miss Rosa Brown. OF Balu-
more, and Mrs. William E. Keller. OF
Scranton. Pa.
After the wedding feast and informal
reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson left for
a short trip 20 the North. and will sail
on saturday for Europe, where they will
make a two months sojourn. The brides
going-away gown was a handsome i'm
ported suit OF heavy black rajah. with
large black hat 70 match. The bride is
the daughter Of the late Rear Admiral
Middleton, L. S. N. OF South Carolina.
and a granddaughter OF Henry Middleton,
formerly governor OF South Carolina and
Minister 70 Russia The bridegroom is
the son OF the late Edward +. Dawson,
OF New York, who was formerly Ameri
can consul TO Argentina, and later con-
sui general from the Argentine Republic
to the United States. He Is a member OF
the Harvard aud Century clubs OF New
/ York. and is connected with the banking
firm OF August Belmont & co. The couple
Will make their homo in New York. The
bridal party was entertained az dinner
last evening by Arthur Z. Il Middleton,
brother or the bride. at his home IN Eff
tenth street.
! Mrs. william p. Porter and Miss Por-
= ter have gone 70 Lake George for the
remainder Of the season. During their alb
sence Rear Admiral Porter. L. S y. IS
occupying an apartment IN stoneleigh
Court
Gen. Arthur Murray. Q. g. A, has re-
turned 10 this city from tour OF in
b spection to Galveston and Up the At
lantic coast TO Norfolk and Fort Mon
roe. The party which included Mrs
Murray and the Misses Murray. made
the trip IN a mine planter
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Nolan, with the
Misses Nolan, are at Ocean Grove. n. J.,
where they VIII spend the remainder OF
. the summer season. Mr.. Nolan's sister
and niece. Mrs. Martin and Miss Mildred
Martin. have been there for some weeks.
Mr.. Alfred Stearn, OF Columbia road.
went 10 Baltimore yesterday to visit
= friends. Later in the week he will go to
. Pen-Mar. Pa. and also to Braddock
I Heights, Nd. for a short visit
Mrs. Frank T. Knock and her two
sons, Franklin and Barrett, are spending
several weeks in Frederick and Brad
dock Heights, Nd
Miss Catherine Cameron has opened her
camp at Spitfre Lake, in the Adlron-
! dacks, and has as her guests her sister.
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany, and her brother,
| Mr.. Duncan Cameron.
Mrs E Hope Slater, Of this city, Will
! entertain a large company at dinner at
her Newport estate, ''Hopedene," on Au-
gust 10.
The Mexican Minister to Cuba and
! Nine Godoy. with Miss Godoy and the
| children, are in Mexico, where Mr.. Godoy
| has been appointed chairman OF the en-
tertainment committee OF the foreign
commission during the centenary cele-
bration. Mr.. Frank Godoy and Mr.. AL
bert Godoy will sail from New York for
! Mexico about August II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H Bradley. Of
! Washington. spent few days at the
Hotel Wolcott in New York before sail
| ing for Europe
| Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Ferguson have
gone on an extensive Eastern trip. in
! GLIDING Niagara Falls. Canada. Buffalo.
and Pittsburg.
| Miss Mary Nose spent the past week
! the guest Of relatives IN sharpsburg and
! Hagerstown Md.
! Miss Frances NJ Berry and Masters
! Herbert and Warren Berry are spending
| a month with relatives in La Plata, Nd.
! Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brownson and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Newbold were among
those who sailed on the Adriatic for
! Plymouth yesterday
Mrs. w. II. Young and daughters NIvr-
! tie and Louise, are spending the month
! with relatives in La Plata, Nd