The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-27

Arnold Is one of the most charming
women in army and navy circles, and has
made many friends In the few years she
has lived here with her father since she
became widow. She has a beautiful
voice. cultivated by the most noted mas
| tiers. and is one of the leading members
of the Monday Morning Music Club. COM
posed or the musicians OF society.
The engagement of Miss Carrie Louise
Mum. daughter Of Mrs. Charles A. Mum,
OF Chicago and Washington. 10 Mr.. Regi-
Maid Boardnan, OF Boston and West
Manchester. Mass. which was announced
yesterday. Is of much interest to So
ciety in Washir gton Mrs. Mum and
her daughter. WHO are now at their sum
mer place at Manchester. Mass. will
return to Washington about the middle
OF December to spend the winter.
The wedding OF Miss Ruth Emma Hit
and Mr. Henry Miner Eakin Will occur
at o'clock Wednesday evening. Novem-
Der 30. at 1884 Columbia road, the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac r. Hit. The wedding viii be d
quiet one. only a few invitations having
been sent out. on account OF the recent
severe Illness OF the brides mother.
Miss Katherine DeIafeld Hall and Mr..
William s. Groesbeck Fowler will be
married December s. at the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF TRANSPORTATION. IN
East Twenty-nInth street. New York.
The bride VIII be attended by her sister,
Mrs. Bryce Metcalf. as matron OF honor.
and the Misses Gladys Woiryche-Whit-
more. of London; Mary Ludlow Fowler,
Lucille Stevens. and Elizabeth Delafeld
viii be bridesmaids. The ushers viii be
Messrs Bryce Metcalf. Lloyd AspinWail.
Stuyvesant Fish Morris. jr.. OF New
York. Henry d. Sleeper, or Boston, and
Naval Constructor William Groesbecl,
Z. 5. n. Mr.. Robert Ludlow Fowler. jr..
brother OF the bridegroom, viii act as
best man.
Cards have reached Washington bear
ing the announcement OF Mrs. Mary
Wingrove Bathon. formerly Of this city
but now OF New York. that the marriage
OF her daughter. Miss Marie Bathon. 10
Mr.. William II. Bertram. also OF New
York, will take place In that city on
Friday. December ,. Owing to the fact
that Miss Bathon's marriage is TO take
place in the Advent season. the cere-
mony viii be private, the young couple
going directly from the church 10 a
steamship for cruise 10 the West Indies.
Miss Bath0n is a sister or Mr.. WingFOve
Bathon. of Washington, who last year
married Miss Leila NJ Wilson. also Of
tkts city. Mr.. Bertram Is a well-known
young civil engineer of. New York
Miss Mildred stier and Mr.. William
Mitchell Busbey were married in Balti-
more Friday afternoon az O'Clock. The
couple was planning a church wedding
for the near future. but owing TO the fact
that Mr. Busbey was very Unexpectedly
called abroad on a business trip ii was
decided 10 have the ceremony performed
before they parted The groom left i'm
mediately for New York 20 sail for Eu-
rope, where he VIII remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Busbey Is at home 20 her friends. at
her parents residence. in Brookland
One OF the prettiest weddings of the
fall took place Thursday morning at st
Aiarys Catholic Church. Laurel. Md,
when Miss Martha Augusta Morrison.
daughter of Mrs. Fannie Morrison and
the late Howard Morrison. was married
to Mr.. William Henry Federline. eldest
son OF Mr. and Mrs. James FedeTline.
The church was beautifully decorated.
Rev Thomas Dolan, pastor. performed
the ceremony.