The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-18

Hiram L. Irwin. u. S. N, was announced
last week. will be married on Saturday
evening, October %. The ceremony viii
be performed in the home of the brides
parents. in Q street. by Rev. Frederick
White. rector OF the Church OF Our
Saviour. of Philadelphia.
Only small company OF relatives will
attend. and large reception will be held
afterward. The bride viii be attended
by Miss Annie Bryan. daughter of Com
mander 3. c. Bryan. of League Island
Navy Yard. who will be maid of honor.
The best man has not yet been an
nouneed.
Miss Katherine Olivia Leech, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Leech.
OF this city, will be married to Lieut.
Thurston Hughes. U. S. A. at noon on
October / in the home of her parents. in
Massachusetts avenue. Lieut. Edwin II.
Marks will be best man. and Miss Vera
Downing, daughter of Mr.. A. c. Downing.
of New York and Washington, whose
engagement to Mr., w. w. Finley, Jr.,
was announced IN the spring, will act
as maid or honor. Mrs. Leech and her
daughter have returned from a visit 10
Fishers Island, where Lieut. Hughes Is
stationed, and 20 Jamestown, r. l.. the
summer home of the Downings. The
marriage of Miss Vera Downing and Mr.
Finley will take place some time this
winter.
The marriage of Lieut.. D. Pratt Man
nix, son OF the late Capt Mannix. who
was commandment for many years OF the
Marine Barracks here. and whose mother
and sister are residents OF Washington,
TO Miss Mary Penrose Perkins, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Penrose Per-
kins. OF Philadelphia. Will take place at
noon October In the Church OF the
Holy Trinity. in Philadelphia, and viii
be followed by reception and breakfast
in the home OF the brides parents In
De Lancy place. Philadelphia. Mrs.
Mannix and Mrs. Ernest G. Walker.
mother and sister OF the bridegroom.
who spent the summer at Beverly, will
return here next week and go up later
for the wedding.
Miss Elsie Jarvis Mclean, the pretty and
attractive daughter of Capt and Mrs.
Walter Mclean. so long at the navy
yard here, will be married TO Mr. Paul
c. Patterson. formerly of Chicago, now
of Washington. on October % in this city.
Miss Mclean and her mother have spent
the summer AT Deer Park with the lat
ter's brother, Dr. Jarvis. and will return
here shortly 10 prepare for the important
event. Miss Mclean. Miss White, and
Miss Leech. all TO be october brides,
were debutantes two seasons ago, and
were Identified with the same circle Of
young people.
Miss Alice Vandergrift, daughter OF Mr..
S II. Vandergrift of New York. and
niece OF Gen. J. A. Johnston. u. S. A,
retired. who Is a Commissioner OF the
District. will be married early In October
TO Mr. Craig Culbertson, Of Louisville.
10 whom her engagement was announced
just before she left for a summer trip |
abroad. She returned recently with her
parents. and they are all in New York |
now and have not been at their summer 1
home, Roekledge, Thousand Islands, this |
summer. Miss Vandergrlft was presented |
TO society two seasons ago by her cousin |
Mrs. Summerlin, wife of Capt. Summer |
lin, who is now military attache OF the |
United States Embassy at Tokyo. Miss |
Vandergrift is one OF the wealthiest
young women who spend their winters |
in Washington
The marriage OF Miss Emily Rosalind |
Fish. daughter Of Representative Hamll- |
ton Fish. OF New York, 10 Mr. John ". !
Cutler. of Brookline. Mass, Will take
place in the home or the brides father, !
at Garrison-on-the-Hu October S at 1
I o'clock. Miss Janet Fish will be her /
sisters maid of honor. The bride TO be |
has just returned from Europe, where she !
spent the summer looking after her trous- 1
seau. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, aunt Of the /
bride, will act as hostess at the reception |
The Misses Fish spent few months IN |
Washington as little girls, when Mr.. Fish /
took a spacious home for the winter. as
Mrs. Fish was fond of Washington so
ciety. She died very suddenly before /
that season was we'll on, and her family |
returned to their New York home. They
never came back to Washington until |
Mr.. Fish was sent to Congress. and since /
their return here for the winters they |
have become important members OF the |
smart set. Miss Janet Fish is fond Of /
dogs and horses and has taken an active |
part in the dog and horse shows here.
The marriage of Miss winifred b. Ran
dolph, daughter OF Mrs. H c. Caruth |
and the late Thomas T. Randolph. TO
DR.. Robert H. Duenner, OF Knoxville.
Tenn. Will take place tomorrow al the
home of the brides mother at 7 O'Clock
Rev. c. NJ. Black, a friend of the bride
groom. will perform the ceremony. The
young bridal couple will leave Washing