The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-24

Mrs. MacVeagh. wife of the Secretary
of the Treasury. left yesterday afternoon
for New York, to stay few days before
going 10 her summer home, in Dublin,
n. H Secretary MacVeagh will close
their Washington residence next Wednes-
day and join Mrs. MacVeagh at Dublin.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop will go TO
Hamilton. Mass. next week, 70 be guests
of Mr.. Winthrop's brother. Mr.. Fred
erick Winthrop, for the Fourth OF July.
After their return they will remain here
until August. when they viii go to the
Canadian woods for a few weeks. Mrs.
John D. Wood, Mrs. Winthrops mother.
who has been their guest for some little
time. will return to her home, in Baby
Ion, Long Island, to-day.
Baron Yasuya Uchlda. the Japanese
Ambassador, and Baroness Uchida left
Washington yesterday for the summer.
They will spend July and August at
Buena Vista, Pa. The latter part Of
August they will go to Mexico CITY
where Baron Uchida will represent his
/ -
4 the centennial celebration of the indie
| pendence Of Mexico.
Baron and Baroness Uchida expect 10
return to Washington about October /
Mrs. Mary NJ Rullman announces the
marriage OF her daughter, Miss Catherine
May Rullman. to Mr.. Harry A. Newman.
| The ceremony was performed Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock in the parsonage
of Metropolitan Presbyterian Church by
| Rev. P. r. Hickok. Only the immediate
/ families of the contracting parties were
! present. After the ceremony the young
couple left for Northern honeymoon.
Lieut.. Charles Russell Train, U. S. N,
has gone TO Beverly, Mass. in command
OF the SyIph, for the summer. He will
! be Joined later in the season by Mrs.
Train and their infant son.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Emma E. Simms and the Rev. Frank B.
Hanson. pastor of the Lincoln Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, which oc-
CURED Tuesday, at s o'clock, at the home
Of the brides uncle, Lewis T. Breunlnger
| Eighteenth street and Park road and
was attended by only a small company OF
relatives and intimate friends Rev. j. r
| Sumwalt, district superintendent of the
Methodist Episcopal churches Of Wash
ington, officiated- Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
son win reside at 1881 North Capitol
| street.
Miss Blanche Hunt. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William F. Hunt, and Mr.
William Lanham were married Wednes-
day evening at the home of the brides
parents, in Thirty-fifth street The house
| was decorated with palms. vines. and
clusters of daisies. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. George w. Gather
brother-in-laW Of the bridegroom. The
wedding music was played by Rev. Ed
ward Beauchamp. The bride was escort
| ed and given In marriage by her father
She was gowned In white chiffon cloth
over silk. and carried a shower OF lilies
OF the valley Miss Martha r. Cook, OF
Brooklyn. n. Y. was maid OF honor. and
wore white chiffon cloth, embroidered iT
pink roses. and carried an armful OF
Bride roses. William B. Hemrick, OF
Staunton, Va was best man.
Later in the evening the young couple
left for a Northern wedding "trip. UpoF
their return they viii make their home a
the Northumberland.
DR.. and Mrs. Reid Hunt returned re-
Gently from a fortnight visit to DR.
Hunts mother, in MartinsviIle. Ohio
They viii sail for Europe in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth D. Gage have ISSUED
announcement cards Of the marriage Of
| their daughter. Miss Margaret A. Gage
and DR.. Frank A. Hornaday, which took
place Wednesday afternoon at O'CLOCK
in the home of the brides parents Rev
! J. T. Shannon, of the Metropolitan NJ
z. Church. performed the ceremony IL
| the presence OF a small gathering oil
relatives and friends. The bride wore a
| white crepe dc chine gown over whit,
| satin, with bead pearl embroidery and
| pearl hair ornaments. and Ncarried {
| shower bouquet Of pink roses. Immedi-
| ately after the ceremony the coupl'
left Washington for a honeymoon. TIL,
| brides going-away gown was a tailored
suit of blue cloth. with a black hat
| Upon their return they will reside a
1910 North Carolina avenue northeast.
MI and Mrs G. Splitter announce thu
engagement Of their daughter Minnie Il
Mr.. William F. Lyman, OF Denver, Col
Mrs. James F. Barbour, with hel
daughter, Miss Marguerite Barbour, lief
yesterday for Atlantic City, where Mis-.
Barbour hopes TO regain her strength
after her severe Illness. They will b,
: = !.