The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-09

| The Assistant Secretary Of State, Mr.
Huntington Wilson, who has been Acting
Secretary Of State during the summer
accompanied by Mrs Wilson. Will sail
for Europe some time between September
20 and October l. They have remained
in Washington throughout the summer,
and will be absent at least for a month
Mrs. Wilson may remain abroad even
! longer.
Mr.. Knox, the Secretary OF State. who
will return to Washington on September
20, will remain here in Mr.. Wilson's abb
sence.
Mr.. William Phillips. who is first secre-
tary Of the United States Embassy in
London, and was formerly Assistant Sec
rotary OF State. is spending a few days
in Washington. Mr.. Philips and his bride,
who was formerly Miss Caroline Aston
Drayton. are spending his vacation In
this country. This is their first trip home
since their marriage IN London last spring
Mr.. Horace Knowles. the new American
Minister TO Bolivia, who has spent a week
! in Washington. left last evening 10 join
Mrs. Knowles in their home at Whining
ton, Del, where she has been for some
| time.
Gen. Robert Shaw oliver. Assistant Sec
rotary of War. and Miss Oliver, who
spent the latter part OF the summer IN
the West. returned TO Washington yester-
day Mrs Oliver. who has been taking
cure in Austria. will return next week
Mrs. Marianne H Rogers. Of Chester
town. Nd. announces the engagement Of
| her daughter. Miss Mary Ingraham
Rogers, to Capt. Guy v Henry. who is at
/ present on duty as senior instructor OF
cavalry at West Point Military Academy
Z Capt Henry was popular here in his
service as a military aid al the White
House during the regime OF former Presl-
dent Roosevelt.
| Mr.. Charles Glover returned 10 Wash
ington yesterday from Europe Mrs. Glover
will return later.
Miss Irene Muriel Augusta Sherman.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Watts
| Sherman. Of New York and Newport.
/ became the bride OF Lawrence Lewis Gil
( lespie son OF Gen George L Gillespie.
I L. S. A. and Mrs. Gillespie. OF Washing
ton, yesterday afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Stanley c. Hughes, rector OF Trinity
Church, Newport. and was attended by a
small company OF relatives and friends.
An altar was built Of palms and white
blossoms. beneath an alcove IN the Louis
Nv drawing room. at which the bridal
party stood during the ceremony. APP
propriate wedding music was played by
an orchestra from the Casino. which
also rendered many selections during
the reception after the ceremony The
bride was escorted and given in mar
riage by her father and wore one Of
the most exquisite and expensive gowns
ever made in this country.
It is OF ivory satin cut on princess
lines, and yelled completely with very
beautiful point d'Alencon lace which was
worn on the bridal gown OF the brides
mother. The bridal veil was Of d Alencon
lace caught with orange blossoms This
also is a gift Of Mrs. Sherman who wore
/
ter. Mss Mildred Sherman. was maid of
honor. and wore pale blue chiffon draped
over silk. with a large blue hat.
The bridesmaids. Miss Helen Rives.
Miss Margaret Stewart. Miss Dorothy
King. Miss Ruth King Miss May Harri-
man. and Miss Sadie Jones. all wore
gowns Of cream chiffon cloth with large
blue hats. Robert McKim. Of New York.
acted as best man for his brother. and
the ushers were J. Stewart Barney. John
W Prentiss, William Rhinelander Stew
art, jr., Forbes Morgan. jr.. Harry T.
Peters. and J. Laurens Van Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie left Newport for
an extended Western bridal tour.
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Benham and her
young son. Harry Benham. will leave
here in a few days for Buena Vista
Springs to spend the fan season.
Mr.. William Gordon Crawford has re-
turned for a few days to his home in
Eighteenth street, which was the home
for many years OF Mrs. Crawford 5
grandmother, the late Mrs Queen Mr..
Crawford's sister. Mrs. p j. dHeur. and
her two young children have spent a
few days with him on their way from
their summer home at Biloxi. Miss. to
their winter home in Shelbyville. Ind
They left Washington last evening. Mrs.
d'Heur spent the winter here as Miss
Charlotte Crawford OF New Orleans.
year before her marriage as the guest
Of Mr.. Justice and Mrs White She
came up from New Orleans to New
York last week with her brother. Mr..
James Crawford, who has returned here
for the winter.
The marriage is announced OF Mrs.
Emma c. Davidson, of Maryland, to Mr..
Waiter Scott Pratt. The ceremony was
performed yesterday in Grace Church at
Woodside, Nd. Both bride and bride
groom are we'll known in Washington.
the bridegrooms home. and which will
be their future home
Mrs. Edward W HeirlinE announces
the marriage OF her daughter. Miss Jose
phine H. Heirling. and Mr.. Leroy Gaddis.
jr The ceremony was performed Tues
day at St. Marks Church, and was at
tended by small gathering Of relatives
and intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs Cad
dis left the same day for New York for
an extended tour of that State. They will
be at home after November l at 1899
Belmont street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Austin. OF 1928 s
street northwest have returned to Wash
ington after a trip 10 Niagara Falls. To-
ronto, and other points Of interest in
Canada. They also made a visit 10 their
daughter, Mrs. F. ]. Hager. at Hagers-
vile. Ontario.