The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-26

ter Of DR. II. d. Fry and his first wife.
who was Miss Campbell. She viii be mar
ried to Mr.. Andrew B. Duvau on Janu-
airy j.
The engagement Of Miss Grace Laurens
Howard. OF Annapolis. to Lieut. Com
mander James Proctor Morton, u. 5. n,
was announced yesterday by Miss
HoWards parents. Rear Admiral Thomas
b. Howard and Mrs Howard. Miss
Howard is a granddaughter OF the late
DR.. Abram Claude. for many years
mayor Of Annapolis. Lieut.. Commander
Morton was appointed 20 the Naval
Academy from Missouri. and was grad
uated ia 1884, He now commands the
Flusser. torpcdO-boat destroyer. The
date OF the wedding has not yet been
announced.
Senior Don Caesar A. Barranco. vice
consul Of Cuba, located IN this city. viii
be the guest o. honor at the annual ban
quet of the Periodical Publishers Asso-
citation Of America on January G.
Miss Beth Hibben. daughter OF Prof.
and Mrs Hibben, Of Princeton University,
VIII come to Washington the LIST Of Janu-
arv 10 spend the month with Gen. and
Mrs. Foster and their granddaughter,
Miss Margaret Dulles Of Auburn, n. Y.
Postmaster General Hitchcock. who
went 70 Boston Saturday 20 spend
Christmas with relatives, viii return 10
Washington tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip II. Hopp have an
nounced the marriage OF their daughter,
Hattie Hammond. 10 Clarence Coghil
Melville, Of Philadelphia, on December q
at the home of the bride. Or. Howard
Wells officiated. The ceremony was Wit
messed by relatives and classmates. after
hicb a reception was held from s TO 10
Mir. and Mrs Melville left on the mid
night train for trip North, and on their
return the young c0upis viii be at home
in West Philadelphia.
An exceedingly pretty home wedding OF
saturday was that OF MISS Anna Beatrice
Carter. daughter OF Mrs A. r. Carter.
OF Berryvine Va. and Mr.. Joseph n.
FAINT. Of this city. The ceremony took
place at 1880 Park road northwest, Rev.
g. Il Ptnkham. officiating. Mr. NJ. j.
O'Toole, brother tn-laW Of the groom. was
best man, and his wife, Mrs O'TOole,
was matron OF honor. Those present in
cluded relatives and a few intimate
friends only After the ceremony the
young couple left for a short Western
trip, after which they VIII go 10 Wades
Vile Va. where they win make their
future home
Miss Harriet Walton, Of Nashville,
Tenn. has arrived here and is spending
tho Christmas holidays with her cousin
and aunt. Miss Marie McMiIlin Brown
and Mrs. Mcneil S. Brown.
one OF the members Of the next House
OF REPRESENTATIVES viii bring his bride
to washington to spend thier honey
moon It IS Arthur B. Rouse, Of Ken
lucky. Their wedding took place last
week at the brides nome. near Cincinnati,
and was quite brilliant event.
Commissioner and Mrs. bennett win
entertain at dinner on Tuesday evening,
December p Mrs. bennett viii give
dancing party TO her young daughter,
Dorothy, and her young friends. Dorothy
is a freshman at the Cathedral School.
Mrs. Wasserbach is out OF the city
for few days, but Will be at home
Saturdays in January, after the 7th.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, president gen.
eral Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, viii be at home at the Ar
Hngton, December =, from 4 to Z o'clock,
to all members of the Memorial Con-
t.nentaI Hall committee. and TO all men,
hers of all the other committees, ma
tional or special, that she has appointed
at any time during her term Of Office
Miss Nora Rose Pepper entertained the
active members Of her fraternity at a
Christmas luncheon on Saturday. The
guests were Misses Macauley, Dashien,
Robertson, Cummins, Wellborn, Hunt
Ward. Scofeld. Morrow, Johnson, Tay-
Tor, Proctor, Luckett, Macon, Sullivan.
Dranev. Grandfeld Carr, and De Wolf