The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-26

l"ih rhilllps' secretary Of the American
Embassy.
Miss Edgarlna Hastings. who has been
spending the last few weeks visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Raphael. near Wheeling. ".
Va has returned 10 this city
MISS Marthena Harrison, the debutante
daughter OF Mrs. Russell II. Harrison
VIII go to Annapolis on Saturday TO
spend the weekend.
Former Senator and Mrs. John B. Hen
derson viii close their residence in SIX
| teenth street, Boundary Castle" next
week and will leave for Bar Harbor
where they will spend the summer
months at their country cottage.
! Mrs. Norman Williams has closed her
town residence and gone abroad for the
| summer months.
The Misses Garrard, daughters OF Gen.
! and Mrs. Garrard. entertained small
company at bridge last evening at their
home al Fort Myer.
Capt Leavitt Logan entertained a
small company at dinner last evening on
board the Mayflower
Rear Admiral Nicholson. Chief % the
Bureau Of Navigation. and Mrs. NjcboI-
son and Capt. and Mrs C. L. Smith NJ
the navy yard. will also go over for the
Army and Navy game.
Miss Mabel Boardman returned n
Washington yesterday from Cincinnati
where she went TO attend the General
Federation OF Women's Clubs and adj
dress its biennial convention on the Red
Cross Society lectures for women ~,
first aid 10 the injured.
Mrs. William Butler and her daughter
Miss Clementine Butler, Of India. who
came here as delegates 10 the Worlds 4
Sunday School Convention. were honor
guests at a reception given yesterday
afternoon BY the ladies' interested IN
missions IN Metropolitan Methods,
Church. Miss Elizabeth Pierce made the
lntroductions. and Mrs. Butler gave \
talk on church work IN British India.
Mrs Rudolph Kaufman and Miss
Kaufman were at home YESTERDAY ror
the last time this season at "Airlie." O.,
the Military road. Miss Kaufman WIN
make a series OF visits during June
and rejoln her mother here before Saline
with her 10 spend the remainder Of ,bo
summer abroad
Mrs. G. II. Burrage viii reside AT 175S
Q street while her husband. Commander
Burrage is on sea duty in command Of
the flagship Connecticut.
Gen. Crozier entertained a party NJ
dinner on board his Yacht. the Gretchen
yesterday afternoon.
The Fairmont Seminary aIumnae will
give its annual luncheon at the New
Willard to-day. Among the out-of-towD
members present VIII be Miss Dorothy
Of Pennsylvania: Miss EVELYN !
Farmer. Of Alabama; Miss Louise Gunbv
1t Maryland: Miss Marion Elliott of I
Massachusetts,; the Misses Marion and ,
Amelia Bigler Of Pennsylvania. and Miss
-ornel!a Friedler, OF New York. all of Z
whom are visiting friends here. {
Mrs. Dixon and Miss Dixon. wife and
laughter Of Representative Dixon. Of
indiana. will leave to-day for their home +
n North Vernon. !
Mrs Henry Allen Cooper. wife Of Rem =
esentative Cooper. who has been VISIT F
ng friends IN Chicago and her home g
ity, returned from Racine last night and q
eJoined MI Cooper at the Richmond. to n
ema!n until Congress adjourns. q
Mr., and Mrs. Emil Berliner. Of Column =
la Heights, are entertaining their son Sc
nd daughter-n-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar l.
'erliner. Of Montreal. -
Mrs. Flora B. CabeH. Of Capitol Hlu. m
'idow Of Capt. S G. CabeH. is enjoying ia
lie annual visit Of her son, Mr.. Milton
Caben, 10 Washington.
Among the guests at the Hotel Vic G.
ria, New York City. are DR.. and Mrs
ettus and Mr.. Thomas Caden, of Wash
gton.
pretty wedding took place at Il ',
clock yesterday morning at tn, home II
Mr. and Mrs. George Topham, 125. V >"
rect northwest. when their daughter VI
arjorie Switzerland, was married 10 ~.
r. Philip Roy Terry The house was -,
corated with palms, ferns. and cut -
'wers, The bride entered on the arm o
her father, and was gowned IN a ID
lart travelling suit Of champagne broad
'th' with hat to match. and carried ~ ~
over bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies Wv
me valley The wedding march was
aged by Mr.. S. Bruce Switzerland Of
liumore' an uncle of the bride. Dur
the ceremony 20 Promise Me" was
ttly played by Mr. E. Burton Corning.
". Edgar Powers performed the cere-
my.
Hiss Elizabeth II. Richardson. a cousin
the bride, was maid of honor. She
re becoming gown Of old rose mes
me ana black picture hat and carried
ll'e sweet peas and ferns. Mr.. Clar-
,e Murphy was best man. The mother
the bride wore gown Of dove gray
pc de chine over silk. The mother Of
groom wore black wolfe.
MY immediate relatives Of the Young
ipie were present, among whom were
-. and Mrs Robert B. Bernheim. Of
'ich' W. Va, uncle and aunt Of the
'e AFTER a dainty wedding breakfast.
couple left for trip North
ne outdoor tea to be given Saturday
tne residence Of Mrs. Fl. L. Rust. $500
COMB street northwest. for the bene-
OF st. Paurs choir and the Episcopal
T. Eye. and Throat Hospital. has been
'poned on account Of the incIement
ither