The Washington herald., 1910-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard II. Warner an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Mary to Mr.. Levi Cooke, OF this
city. The wedding will be an event of
the early winter
Invitations have been received from
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A Kerschner. of
Baltimore. for the marriage OF their
daughter, Helene Forman, to Mr.. Jesse
Frederick Essary. of this city. on Tues
day evening, September q, at eight
O'Clock, at the Preston The bride and
bridegroom will be at home after No
vember l at the Darlington. in this city.
Mrs. Mary f. Chapman announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Minnie Belle.
TO Mr.. Edmund Kennedy Goldsborough.
tr., Of this city. The marriage took place
in Baltimore at noon yesterday. Rev. DR..
Dane officiating. The young bride wore
tailor suit OF dark green cloth with hat
to match Only few intimate friends
OF the bride and bridegroom were pres
ent. Among them was Mr.. John Thomas.
who acted as best man. The marriage of
these young people unites two historic
families Of Maryland. The bride is
daughter OF the late DR.. Nathaniel Chap
man. OF Charles County, Nd, and Mary
Ellen Chapman. She is q granddaughter
OF Judge John Madison Chapman. who
was a nephew OF President James Madi
son. and a cousin OF President Zachary
Taylor The young bride is also Of royal
| lineage going back 10 Alfred the Great,
and is thus entitled to become a member
OF many patriotic orders, including the
Order OF the Crown. in which the imme-
date members OF her family have long
been prominent Mr.. GOldsborOughs
family is a prominent one in Maryland
and the District. His maternal grand
father Fitzhugh Coyle, being one OF the
Districts great benefactors. DR.. Colds
borough. father Of the bridegroom, comes
from the family of Goldsborough Chase.
near KnaresbOrough. Yorkshire England
| DIR. GOldsborOugh has made himself a
name In literature. His book. "Ole Mars
/ and Ole Mis- is one OF the gems OF old
/ South ern life Mr. and Mrs. Goldsbor-
/ ough, jr., went to Atlantic City imme-
/ diately after the ceremony, where they
/ Will remain until the lst OF October. after
which they will be at home at 2130 lie
Roy place. in this city.
| Mrs, John a, Logan and her do lighter.
/ Mrs Tucker. have returned 10 their
Washington home from their summer out
/ ing Much of their time was spent at
Hot Springs. Va
Mrs Arthur T. Ramsay. who spent the
summer abroad, has returned TO Wash
ington. DR.. Ramsay went over early in
August and Joined Mrs. Ramsay AZ eber-
ammergau, and returned with her.
Miss Helena Mccarthy and her niece,
Miss May Kearney. spent the late sum-
mer and will spend the autumn IN Eu-
rope. They were in Rome last week
| DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan
have returned. after a vacation spent at
York HarbOr. Maine.
The Secretary Of state, Mr.. Philander
| c. Knox, returned 10 the Capital yes
terday for a brief stay.
| Mrs Converse, widow OF Rear Admiral
| George A. Converse. L. s. N, has an
| nounced the engagement OF her daughter
| Olga to Mr.. Augustine Derby. son OF DIT
and Mrs. Haskell Derby, OF Boston,
| Miss Converse spent the last year in
| Italy with her aunt. Miss Blood. but re-
| turned 10 this country early in the sum-
mer She IS now with her mother and
sister. Miss Maude Converse, at Bristol
IR. l. Miss Converse made her
debut in Washington society and has
been one of the most popular OF the
younger set. She is an accomplished
dancer and won great applause in a
number Of charity plays.
The Assistant Secretary Of .state. Mr.
Huntington Wilson, who has been acting
Secretary during the summer. will leave
Washington soon with Mrs. Wilson FOR
a short European trip.
The Colombian Minister and Nine
| Borda have given up the house at 12S:
Seventeenth street and taken the apart
ment in the Portland formerly occupied
by the former Minister Of Nicaragua and
Mrs. Corea- DR.. and Mrs Corea left
Washington yesterday for New York.
The Second Secretary of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Kennard. who spent
the summer In England. sailed for this
country on Saturday. They will join the
embassy staff at Dublin, N. H., upon
their arrival.
The Second Secretary OF the British
Embassy and Mrs. George Young will
sail for this country on October s. Mr.
Young attended the Newfoundland fish.
cries conference at The Hague
Mr.. Grant Parish and Miss Parish have
left Paris for Oberammergau TO witness
the Passion Play on their way TO Rome
and the Swiss and Italian lakes. Later
they will pass through the French Rivi.
era, en- route TO Madrid and other points
or interest in Spain. They will also spend
a while al Biarritz. Pau, and Dinard, or
the French coast.
NJ de Thai, second secretary Of the
Russian Embassy, has returned to Man
chester-by-the-Sea, after spending a few
days in Washington. The headquarters
OF the Embassy were established at Ian.
chester for the summer months. The EN-
bassy here will be reopened early next
month
Baroness Moncheur, wife OF the Bel
gian minister to Turkey. arrived in New
York Monday on the Finland. for slS
weeks visit 20 her parents. Gen. and Mrs
/ l. ARONSTEIN,