The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-22

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bride-elect and her father. at Norwich.
Conn, where the wedding will take place
on Wednesday. July 6. The couple will
sail from New York on July 9, the Min
| lister having received a six months leave
OF absence from his post here. They win
so TO London. later 10 Paris. and then
| to Constantinople, before visiting the
home OF the Minister in Athens. At the
end OF his leave of absence IL is probable
that the Minister will be transferred.
having served at this post for two years.
| Miss Coekren is an accomplished young
woman. with charming personality, and
| has been popular in the circles of Wash
ington society for the last few years.
Mrs. Depew. wife Of Senator Depew.
| went to New York to attend the Roose-
| velt-Alexander wedding, and probably
| VIII be Joined there by the Senator II
| Congress adjourns within the expected
time. II not, she will return to the
Capital. and they will go back to New
! York together. from where they will sail
for their annual trip abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Harlow. with
their daughter. Miss Katherine Harlow,
| who are taking a motor trip through the
| New England States. will be Joined on
June IS by Miss Ruggles and Miss Squire,
who will go with them to their ranch IN
| Montana 70 be their house guests for
six weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gan have
closed their town house and have gone
to their summer place. in Osterville.
| Mass, where they will spend the re-
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A wedding Of much interest In Wash
ington was that of Miss Mary Foster.
| daughter of United States Senator and
| Mrs. Murphy J. Foster. and Dr. Paul
TrOwbridge. The ceremony took place
! last Wednesday at the Methodist Church,
in Franklin. La. Rev. c. c. Weir Of
| ficated in the presence of a large gath
ering of relatives and friends. 4 recep-
| ton was held at the home of the bride 5
parents.
The bride was escorted and given in
| marriage by her father. Her sister. Miss
Villa Foster, was maid of honor, and her
sisters, Mrs. II. 0. Penwick. of New Or
leans and Mrs J. Harvey Thompson. OF
Jackson, Miss. were matTOns of honor.
The bridesmaids were the Misses Willie
Palfrey, Ida Milling. Roberta YOwles, OF
New Orleans and Efie Raymond, OF
Baton Rouge. The flower girls were EN-
ma Dell Frere and Sarah Foster
The bride wore a handsome lingerie
! gown trimmed with lace over white satin.
and her bouquet was shower of Bride
roses. The maid OF honor and brides
maids wore white lingerie gowns with
pink sashes and pink hair ornaments.
They carried bouquets Of pink roses tied
| with pink tulle. The matrons OF honor
wore white gowns with shower bouquets
of white carnations. The flower girls
wore white dresses with pink sashes and
carried baskets Of pink carnations. The
bridegroom's brother. Mr. Harry Trow-
bridge. was his best man and the grooms-
men were Prescott Foster, c. E. Bell,
Murphy J. Foster. and John d. Bell;
and the ushers were T. J. Foster. Robert
S Barnett, Robert Milling. and Charles
J. Boatner.
The couple received many handsome
presents, They are now visiting in
Houston. Tex.
Mr.. Ekengren. charge d'anaires for
Sweden, with Nine. Ekengren and their
baby, left yesterday for Bar Harbor.
where they will spend the summer. Nine
Ekengren's mother, Mrs. John p. Jack
son, will join them in week or two.
Mrs. George Barnett, wife OF Lieut. Col.
| Barnett, in command of the marines at
| Pekin, China. has returned, after a resi-
dence of two years in Pekin. to her home
| in Baltimore. Mrs Barnett was Mrs
Basil Gordon. and spent many OF her win
tiers here previous to the second mar
riage. She will go TO her summer place,
| Wakefield Manor. Nd. where she will be
| joined by Col Barnett in about month.
Mrs. L. D. Baxter. with her daughter,
Miss Lillian Duncan Baxter, will leave
| to-day and travel for year or so. Thev
win first go to Davenport. Iowa, where
| they will visit relatives before going 10
Seattle and British Columbia, making
extended visits at both places. In the
fall they expect to arrive in San Fran
cisco. from where they will go TO Los
| Angeles to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Iisner have closed their
nome in Massachusetts avenue and have
gone to Lake Sunapee. in New Hamp-
shire, to spend the summer at their coun-
try place.
Nine Luis Pastor. formerly Miss Con-
stance Lee. of Baltimore, is the guest of
her uncle, Mr. Archibald H. Taylor, at
y
remainder of the summer in Virginia.
Mrs. r. L. Reynolds Hit entertained at
childrens party at the Muenchinger
King cottage yesterday afternoon in
honor of her daughters fifth birthday.
DR.. Gallaudet, with Miss Gallaudet. viii
go to Branford. Conn.,. the last OF the
week. and will remain there until their
departure for Europe on July is.
The first secretary OF the American
Embassy at Rome, John w Garrett, with
Mrs. Garrett. sailed for Europe yesterday
after a vacation in this country.
Miss Grace Shallenberger, daughter of
the governor Of Nebraska, is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cotter 7. Bride. at
their home on Capitol Hill.
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