The Washington herald., 1910-01-11

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The report printed Gin this newspaper
yesterday that Miss Laura w Bradley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
/ Bradley. of Montgomery County, Md.
had oloped to washington and been
quietly married by Bishop Harding was
erroneous. There has been no elopement
or semblance Of elopement. The young
couple are To be married tomorrow by
the bishop at his residence, and their
parents will witness the ceremony.
The Military Attache Of the British En-
bassy and the Hon. Mrs James and her
sister. the Hon. Rachael Kay-Shuttle-
worth, Of England. their house guest.
have gone to Fort Oglethorpe. Ca, where
they are the guests Of Capt and Mrs.
Cushman until January Is.
Mrs r II. Briggs, daughter Of Senator
Frye. Of Maine, will receive on January
Is at the Hamilton House from 20 6
o'clock She will have as her assistants
Mrs Carrot A Hobart. OF New Jersey;
Mrs Thompson, OF North Dakota; Mrs.
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Miss Dorothy Walsh and Miss Frances
Clark. OF Chicago; Miss Barney. OF Wis
consin; Miss Frances Thorn, of this city,
and Miss Marie Hooper, Of Baltimore.
Mrs Edward Kohner and her daughter,
Miss Katharine Kohner, have gone to
Baltimore, where they are the guests Of
relatives for a few weeks
Cards are out FOR the marriage OF Miss
Maude Alice Baer. OF West Washington,
and Mr. Ernest Mas. of Tampa Fla.
The wedding viii take place on Wednes-
day. January T. at 6 o'clock. at Raus-
Cher's.
Maj and Mrs. Edwin \. Root enter
tanned at luncheon Sunday, their guests
being Mr.. and Mrs j g. Edwards. Of
Portland. Greg: Count and Countess de
Chambrun, Maj. and Frau Won Livonius.
Lieut. Col and Mrs. James, Mrs. Pilling,
and Capt. De Laney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles May Oelrichs
have sent out invitations for the mar
rage Of their daughter. Miss Blanche
May Oelrichs. TO Mr. Leonard NJ Thorn
as. of Philadelphia. The ceremony will
be performed in the home OF the brides
parents. go Park avenue. New York CITY
on January %, with Mgr Lavelle officiat-
ing. The wedding will be private. Miss
Cecilia MAY, OF this city, VIII be the
brides only attendant. and Master
Charles NJ o. Martin and little Miss
Cathleen Vanderbilt will be train-bearers
Mr.. William 5. Hit will act as best man.
and the ushers viii be T. Markoe Robert
son, William Post. James " Barney. W.
.ODonnel Iselln, Adolph Borle. Charles
De l. Oelrichs, and Harry Oelrichs.
Miss Mary Herman. or Utica. n Y, IS
here as the house guest OF Lieut. Com
mander b. F. Hutchinson, L. s. n, and
Mrs. Hutchinson.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Grace Tansn. OF Kearney street Brook
land. and Mr.. Arthur Carpenter. The we'd
ding has been set for the early spring.
Mr.. Carpenter has built a new home for
his bride-to-be near the residences of
the parents Of the contracting parties.
Mrs. James Edgar Mitchell OF Seven
teenth and Newton streets northeast
gave a beautifully appointed birthday
party Saturday afternoon for her daugh-
ter Lois. She was assisted by Mrs. VIII
lam T. Blair. Of Kansas avenue. Pet
worth, and Master Earl Mitchell. The
house was decorated with ferns, potted
plants. and Christmas greens. The color
scheme IN the dining-room was pink and
green, with the place cards attached to
green streamers by pink ribbons. An
interesting feature was the present To
each guest OF a French doll with the
material for its wardrobe, Mrs. Mitchell
read them an interesting story. The
prize for the best dressmaker went 70
Miss George clayton and the consolation
prize to Miss Margaret Bean. Others
present were the Misses Katherine Rider,
Alice Harbaugh, Marion Harrel, Vir-
ginia Pate. and Mildred Mears. Miss
Lois received a number Of handsome
presents. After the contest, refresh
ments were served.
Miss Clara Boal, niece Of Mrs. C. 7.
Fort, both Of whom were here for the
holidays and received on New Years
Day, was the central figure in the cul-
nesday morning in New York, when she
was married TO Mr.. Frank Benn. Of Eng
land They met for the first tine last
September in Paris where the bride was
the guest Of friends Mr.. Benn followed
her to America and on TO Washington.
and. as the wedding proves. pressed
successful SUIT. Mr.. and Mrs. Benn
sailed Immediately after the ceremony
for England. They will make their home
in London.
Mrs. Charles Darwin Pennebaker and
Miss Pennebaker viii be at home to-day
and the last Tuesday in January, but will
not be at home on January Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. r Thomas are at the
Chalfonte. Atlantic City, for & short
visit.
Capt and Mrs. Joseph s Heron en-
tertalned at luncheon at the Chevy Chass
Club yesterday for Mrs Upshaw, of St
Louis, who is visiting them for a few
days. Capt. Heron, who is adjutant OF
the Military Academy, is spending an ex-
tensive leave in Washington. He and
Mrs. Heron have taken apartments in
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