The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-09

The Earl and Countess OF Suffolk. the
latter formerly Miss Daisy Letter, of this
city, who have been making flying visit
10 Lady suffolk's mother, Mrs. L. 2.
Letter, at Beverly. Mass, arrived in New
York yesterday nom Chicago, where they
visited the countess brother and sister
in-law. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Letter. They
will san to-day on the Baltic for their
bcEe in England. They did not have
any OF their children with them. In fact.
none OF Mrs. letters grandchildren have
ever visited their mothers country. The
Earl and Countess or Suffolk had apart
ments in the Blackstone Hotel in Chi
cago during their stay Of several days
this week. but made daily visits to the
home of the latter's brother. where they
greatly enjoyed meeting their new niece.
who was born in the Letter home about
ten days ago. The countess came over
to this country several weeks ago, and
was joined in New York last week by
the earl They did not visit Washing
ton, where they were married.
The counselor Of the Russian Embas-
sy, Mr.. Kroupensky. chamberlain 10
the Emperor OF Russia, who has been
at the embassy here for several years.
has been transferred TO Vienna. where
he will serve his country in the same
capacity. His successor has net yet been
appointed. Mr.. Kroupensky has been
very popular in the Capital and through
out the country. and his departure will
be learned with regret. He has very
often acted as charge d'anaires OF the
Russian Embassy in the absence Of the
Ambassador. The embassy stan Is now
established at its summer home at Man
chester-Dy-the-Sea.
Miss Lucinda Carpenter PennebalSer.
one Of last seasons debutantes, VIII soon
leave for stony Mans Camp. Va. for
her summer outing.
Senator Warren Will leave to-day for
his home in Cheyenne. Wyo. he viii
stop en- route at French Lick Springs.
Ind. for fortnights rest.
Mr.. ]. a. Breckons viii leave Wash
ington to-day for his homo in Cheyenne,
wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. WiIenkin, the former the
financial attache OF the Russian En-
bassy. are now visiting m Manchester.
but will go TO New London 10 spend
the remainder OF the season in the cot
taga they have recently leased.
Miss Elizabeth Dorenta Clarke. of
Scranton and Washington. was married
to Ashton Devereux, assistant city So
neftor Of Philadelphia. Thursday, when
the bridegroom's uncle. Archbishop Ryan,
OF Philadelphia. performed the ceremony. |
The nuptial mass was celebrated by Mgr.
Mooney. OF the archdiocese Of New York.
who is a cousin Of the bride. Miss Isabel
Prudence Clarke acted as bridesmaid. and
DR.. Ryan Devereux. OF this city, was
best man. Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs Edmund Bowen. sister Of
Archbishop Ryan. OF Philadelphia; Mrs.
DeYereux and children, of Washington; |
Mrs. Thomas P Gleason and son Joseph. |
OF St Louis; Walter Stokes, and Mr..
Comber, Of Philadelphia. The bride and
bridegroom wfll sail to-day for Naples to
spend the summer travelling abroad. The |
bride. with her mother and sister, went
TO their summer home from here several
weeks ago.
Miss Mabel Zimmerman and John G.
Osbourn, both OF Baltimore, were married
Thursday afternoon at l o'clock at the
First Congregational Church, Rev. s. H.
Woodrow officiating. The couple returned |
TO Baltimore Immediately after the cere-
mOny.
The marriage is announced OF Miss |
Susan II. Cutter and Frederick E. Long |
stroth, of Montclair, NJ J. The eere-
mony took place Thursday noon and
was performed by Rev. S. H. Woodrow, |
pastor Of the First Congregational Church, |
at the Montgomery. where a small gath
ering OF relatives and friends attended
Miss Edith Strasburger win return 20 |
Washington to-day from Mount Holly |
Inn. where she has been the guest Of
Miss Lorraine Herman.
Gov. William Pitt Kellogg, who has
been spending the winter and spring ar |
the Shoreham Hotel. left Washington |
last Wednesday for Atlantic City. Gov. /