The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-26

!. MONDAY evening the bridegroom en-
tertained the entire bridal party at a box
party at the National Theater, and after
the play at supper at the New Willard.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Georgia Lackey and Mr. Leland S. Poole
The ceremony was performed yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock. at the parsonage
of the Pentecostal Church, the pastor.
Rev. II. B. Hosley, officiating. Only the
relatives were present
Baron Won Heyl gu HerrensheIul, second
secretary OF the German Embassy. who
succeeds Ferdinand Won Stumm, recently
transferred 10 Stuttgart, has arrived in
Washington.
Miss Lilly Cordery Hawkins. whose
marriage 70 Leon Ulman. cf Salisbury
Md, will take place tomorrow evening.
entertained ar a farewell tea yesterday
afternoon from 10 o'clock at her resi-
dence, in . street Assisting IN receiv-
ing the guests were the bride-elect's
sister. Mrs. Watson L. McMorTis. and
Miss Sa. ah Ulman. Of Salisbury. sister
OF the bridegToom-elect. Mrs John Eli
| Oft, OF Philadelphia, and Mrs. William H.
Wagner presided at the daintily appointed
! tea table In the dining-room. which was
FHtEAlktlN lutLANu Win yellow chr san
themums and yellow-shaded candles.
Miss Hawkins received her guests wearing
handsome gown OF bun satin, yelled IN
peacock blue chiffon, with a deep border
OF peacock blue satin on the skirt and
touches OF embroidery on the yoke and
sleeves. Mrs. McMorris wore pale blue
messalne satin, and Miss Ulman white
pleated null.
Miss Frances BENJAMIN Johnston is
spending a few days IN Loudoun County,
Va, but will be at home Thursday.
Mrs. Eldridge Jordan will go over TO
Baltimore this week for stay OF sew
eral weeks with her mother.
Miss Helen Cannon is in 81. Louis.
where she is visiting Mrs. Daniel c.
Nugent, after a short visit to Hot
Springs
DR.. and Mrs William J. Pettus and
Miss Charlotte Pettus are al their home
/ IN Chevy Chase, after spending the sum
mer and fall travelling in Europe They
viii come 10 Washington late next month
Mrs. Flora Dennison Dyer left Wash
ington yesterday for Philadelphia, where
she VIII attend the marriage OF Miss
Florence NJ. England to DIT. Wharton.
which will take place to-day. Mrs Dyer
will then go TO Atlantic City. 10 remain
until Sunday. The bride and bridegroom
viii sail for Europe on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. William Henry and
their young daughter. Miss Anita Henry,
have returned to Washington and opened
their house, in r street, for the season.
They spent the summer months at At
lantic City and IN the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Hague, who spent
the summer in Europe. landed In New
York yesterday They will 90 20 New
port before coming 10 Washington in No
vember.
left Washington yesterday for Richmond.
Va, where she has gone 10 be the ma
tron OF honor at the wedding OF Miss
Mary Evelyn Hickok, daughter OF Mrs.
John James HickOck. 10 Hamilton Good
win Boykin. The ceremony viii take
place this afternoon at $50 o'clock in the
Second Presbyterian Church. Following
the ceremony at the church, n large re-
ception will be held at the home OF the
brides mother. in West Franklin street
Miss Susan Elliott Tomkins. daughter
of the late Rev. and Mrs illicit Tom
kins. OF New York. and Mr.. Henry Lloyd
Aspinwall, son OF Rev. John A. Aspin-