The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
will be married in washington


Mrs ALBERT, mother Of Frederick Bra
goniar ALBERT. the youngest member OF /
the crew of the Wellman airship America. /
went TO New York yesterday 10 join him /
at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mr. ALBERT Is |
nineteen years old and the only child OF |
his mother, who was left a widow after /
ten months OF married life. She was ac- /
companied by her brother. Mrs. ALBERT |
is a daughter OF Capt. Bragoniar, a re- |
tired naval officer. who lives In Baltimore. |
Lieut.. Hiram L. Irwin, Z. s. n. whose /
marriage to Miss Louise White. daughter /
OF Commander and Mrs. W. White, Will
take place tomorrow evening, arrived !
Wednesday from Portsmouth. n. H. Miss
Maude White, OF Franklin, Pa, an aunt
OF the BRIDE has arrived for the we'd
ding. Mrs. White will entertain the
bridal party at dinner tonight
Miss Bertha Priest. Of Loudoun County.
Va, and Mr.. Frank Wynkoop. Of Round
Hill, Va. were united In matrimony by
Rev. a. w, Graves at his residence. 40
Seaton place northwest, in this city,
Wednesday afternoon AT 1880. After a
brief wedding tour Mr. and Mrs. Wyn-
Round Hill. Va.
Or. William II. Wilder. president Of the
National Training School for Mission
aries and DeNconesses and superintendent
of Sibley Hospital. left last night for
Buffalo. n Y, to attend conference
Of the Home Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church
returned TO New York after visit Of
some time at the home OF Mrs Gerry's
mother. Mrs. Richard Townsend, In this
city.
Commander William Lauriston Howard,
L. s. ~, and Mrs Howard announce
the engagement OF their daughter Helen
Howard TO Ensign Charles Clifford Gill,
L. 5. n, now attached TO the L. 5. 5.
Idaho.
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer. wife Of the
Secretary OF the Navy, sailed with the
Misses Won L. Meyer yesterday fer Glib
raltar from New York on the Saxonia.
The Marchese and Marchesa Paolo di
ontagliari. formerly OF the Italian EN-
oassy. and their young son also sailed
yesterday for Plymouth and Cherbourg,
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis are
occupying their new house in sixteenth
street which adjOins that Of the Vice
President Mrs. Dennis has returned 70
Washington from a ten days trip to
New York
Miss Helen Morrison. daughter Of Mrs.
NJ. J. Morrison. was marriexA last even
ing 10 Mr. Gardner Hunter. son Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles NJ. Hunter, Of Waynes-
noro, Pa IN the home OF the BRIDES
hrother-in-law and sister. Or and Mrs
Wilbur l. Wright, l65S Park road The
bride was attended by her niece, Edna
Wright, and two sisters OF the groom.
Ruth and Anna Hunter The best man
was the groOm's brother Mr. William
Boyd Hunter second The bride was
given away by Or. Wilbur l. Wright,
her brother-in-law The officiating min
lister was Rev. Dr. Joseph 7. Kelly.
The bride was attired in a lace roLe
over a dress OF chiffon and satin AMI
carried a shower OF Bride roses. The at
tenddnts were attiTed In dainty white
gowns with pink and white trimming.
and carried large bouquets Of autumn9l
flowers. Mrs John A. Hunter an AZ
complished pianist furnished tie music.
and the procession marched to 4 e bower
Of roses 20 the strains Of TIE we'd
ding march from "Lohengrin." Among
numerous presents was a chest Of silver.
presented by the associates Of the groom.
who IS employed az special work IN the
general supply committee OF the United
states government under the Treasury
Department After an extended tour the
s.Ha- E-..ar-
in their newly furnished home
The Military Attach Of the French
Embassy returned to Washington yes
terday from Virginia Hot Springs. where
he accompanied the countess about a
week ago. She viii return to Washing
ton next week
The Russian Ambassador. Baroness
Rosen. and Baroness Elizabeth Rosen
viii arrive IN Washington to-day from
New York where they have been since
closing the summer embassy at Man
chester.
The Naval Attache Of the Russian
Embassy and Nine. Wassilien. who spent
the summer at their cottage at, Man
chester, Mass and New York. have ar
rived in Washington and have opened
their. residence in Bancroft place for
the winter
Miss Lillian Elsie Heller was married
to Henry l. Quinn Wednesday evening
at o'clock a. the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Dufie Beha. al 10 street north
west, by Rev. J. r. Pittar. Of st. Alloy
sius Church. Only a small gathering Of
relatives and friends were present az the
ceremony The bride was EoWned In a
I frock Of white embroidered batiste and
/ lace over white silk. Her tulle veil was
| held in place with orange blossoms, and
/ her Sidal bouquet was a shower Of
Bride roses and lilies of the valley
/ Her maid of honor was Miss Estelle =.
/ Wild who wore cream silk, with touches
/ OF gold trimmings. and carried cluster
/ of pink chrysanthemums Leo B. HaT-
/ low acted as best man for Mr.. Quinn.
/ Following the ceremony a reception was
/ held. and later Mr., Quinn and his bride
/ left for a wedding trip, and upon their
| return win reside al Mount Rainier, Nd.
! Miss Violet Henrietta Horner. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Woodward Horner.
! became the bride of Mr.. William Hazen
Jordan Cn Wednesday evening. The
i ceremony was performed In the home
of the brides parents by Rev. II. w. c.
/ Millington, Of the BTookland Baptist
/ Church The house was decorated for
I the occasion with palms, ferns, autumn
leaves and clusters OF chrysanthemums
and cosmos. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, and wore a
/ beautiful gown of white messaline satin
made on draped princess lines. Her
/ tuIle veil was arranged with orange
! blossoms, and she carried a shower