The Washington herald., 1910-06-28

leave here this week for New York to
make a series OF visits before going TO
! Rye Beach.
Col. Charles II. Heyl, L. S. A. with
his sister, Miss Heyl. and his daughters.
the Misses Mary and Julia. and his son,
Edward r. Heyl, left yesterday for their
summer plaee at Deer Park, Nd,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles a. Mum. IT..
who have been travelling, in Europe since
their marriage. last year. are now on
their way home, and have taken the
Gordon Prince place at Manchester,
Mass. for the season. Mrs. Mum was
formerly Miss Mary Astor Paul, and
inherited a large fortune. Mrs. Charles
A. Mum, ST., who, with her daughter
and other sons, was also IN Europe, ar
rived in Manchester about a week ago,
and the family are at the summer home
in Beach street. They were In Egypt last
winter, and made a trip up the Nile,
meeting Col. Roosevelt, who was Just
returning from the African wilds.
Many entertainments have been planned
for the summer season. both for the
Misses Mum and for Gurnee Num- who
Is student at Harvard. and Hector
Mum. who is to enter on his college
course next season.
One Of the interesting weddings Of the
South Will take place in Atlanta, Ca,
this week, when Miss Louise Van Har-
lingen becomes the wife of Lieut.. Royal
Eason Ingersol, U. s. n. The wedding
win occur Thursday evening. The brides
maids will be Miss Marian Woodward
I -,
Alex. Sharp. L. S. N. will act as best
man for Lieut.. Ingersoll. Harry Gard
Knox. L. s. N, VIII be groomsman.
Miss Gertrude Seely, Miss Margaret VIII
kinsou, Miss Elizabeth Koontz, and Miss
Tessie Brown will be ribbon bearers, and
Miss Louise Seely viii be ring bearer
Immediately after the wedding Lieut.
Ingersoll and his bride viii leave for a
honeymoon trip, after which they win
make their future home in New York
Mrs Elizabeth Deuterman announces
the marriage of her daughter, Miss ].
Katherine, and Edward c. Baltz, OF this
city.
Mrs. Frederick Lansing Oliver, wife of
Lieut. Oliver. Z. S. NJ, has taken cot
tage at Eaglesmere Park. Pa, and with
her young son, Robert Oliver, will spend
the season there.
Miss Sadie Southwick and Harry Rich
ardson were married Saturday after
noon, June o. at o'clock. at the home
of the brides parents. in street south
east Rev. Hubert Bunyea, uncle of the
bride, officiating. A large gathering OF
relatives from both families attended the
ceremony. The young people left imme-
diately afterward for Norfolk and Rich
mond. where they will spend their
honeymoon, and on their return will
make their home at 70l North Carolina
avenue. where they VIII be pleased to
see their friends after July TO-
Mrs. William Haywood will close her
home in I street to-day, and will go to
New York, where she viii sail Wednes-
day for Europe. to spend the summer
abroad Miss Doris Haywood and VIII
son Haywood win accompany her. Miss
DoriC Haywood will probably make her
debut In society next winter.
Mrs. Pettus. wife Of DR.. w. J. Pettus,
with her daughter, Miss Charlotte Pet
tus, will go to New York Thursday and
sail on Saturday for Europe Miss Pet
tus will be among the debutantes next |
season.
Miss Katheryne Lee. daughter Of Mr.. |
and Mrs James NJ. Wynkoop, was mar
ried TO William H. Mcdonald, Of Wash
ington. last Wednesday afternoon at 1 |
o'clock at the home of the brides parents
near Round Hill. Va. Rev Mr. Parker /
officiating. Only the Immediate relatives |
Of the young couple were present. The