The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-19

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Albert Pepper Gchard. for fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch will close their resi-
dence about the middle Of June. and ac-
companied by the Misses Fitch Will go 10
Bay Head. y. j.. where they have leased
a cottage FOR the season.
Countess de BuisSeret wife of the Min
lister from Belgium viii sail from New
York on June for their home in Belgium.
| The Minister viii 20 with his familyto New
York, but will not join them in Belgium
until August. as he will make an extended
Western trip and visit the Pacific Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean will sail
from New York on Saturday for Europe
to spend the summer months abroad Wis
iting European springs
President Taft viii visit in Bryn NIawr
early In June, when he will be the cuest
IN whose honor Miss Carey Thomas and
Miss Garrett Will entertain al luncheon
on June > at the deauery.
Countess NIoltke, wife Of the Danish
Minister, has gone 20 Lancaster. Mass.
where she Will visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. az their sum
mer home, until July I. when she viii
be Joined by the Minister. and they viii
sail for Europe % spend the remainder
Of the summer abroad
Prince Koudachen Of the Russian En-
bassy has gone TO New York. from
where he will sail on Thursday for Eu-
rope 10 spend the summer months.
Barros Timentalm, who has recently
been appointed first secretary Of the Bra
lillian Embassy. and who succeeds E. I.
Chermont arrived here yesterday. He is on
leave OF absence. his last post being I'm
venezuela. and was previously attached
to the embassies OF London and The
Hague.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have
closed their town house and have gone
20 New York. from where they VIII sail
on Saturday for Europe. where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs. J. Burnet Crane will soon close
her home in Twentieth street and with
her daughters Miss Katharine Crane
and Miss Estelle Crane. viii 20 abroad
for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas T. Gan have
gone to Virginia Hot Springs for a short
stay.
The noon wedding Of Miss Dorothy
Wagner, daughter OF tine late Col A. l..
Wagner, L. ;. A., and Mr. Lyman Havf-
land Nelson of New York was per
formed yesterday AT Rauscher.s by Canon
j. W Austin. assistant rector of 81.
Thomas Church.
The brides uncle Mr. Thomas IT. How
ard, of Piusburg. gave her i'm marriage
She was gowned i'm a handsome imported
lace robe. over white satin. and her veil
was held in place with orange blossoms
She carried a shower bouquet OF gar
denias and lilies of the valley. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Gertrude
Wagner, who wore a dainty frock OF
pink embroidered batiste and large
pink hemp hat. trimmed with pink roses
She carried Bridesmaid roses. Mr.. Talen
Nelson, Of New York, acted as best
man for his brother The ceremony was
followed by an informal reception and
wedding breakfast
The rooms We're beautifully decorated
with palms. peonies, and roses, with a
centerpiece Of pink roses adjoining the
table The mother of the bride was
gowned in black silk marQuisette over
white satin, with large black picture
hat Mrs. Nelson, mother of the bride
groom. wore a becoming gown Of gray
satin and a large black hat Mrs. W. II.
Naylor, wife of Capt Naylor, L. S A., !
and a sister of the bride. wore a lavender
wolfe over silk. After the wedding break |
fast, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson went to New
York, from where they viii sail for their
future home in England. The brides /
going away gown was a tailored suit !
of gray English tweed, with a picture /
bonnet Of pink straw and gray chiffon.
Those of the out of town guests who /
attended the wedding were Mrs Mel |
York City. mother and sister OF the
Mrs. Monroe Stewart, of /
Colorado, sister of the bridegroom: Mr.. /
and Mrs. T. II. Howard Mrs. NJ c. !
Howard. grandmother of the bride: Mr.. 1
and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Miss Elizabeth |
Stewart. Miss Kelly. Mr. and Mrs vii /
liam Hammett, J. w. Beatty, Miss Helen |
Beatty, Mrs. +. G.. ColingwoOd and Miss
Collingwood, of Pittsburg. Pa; Miss Mar
garet Bell. of Bradford. Pa; Joseph 1
Fahy. Mr.. and Mrs. Schenck. John Mel
son. Frederick Nelson. Redmond Keresey.
and Mr.. and Mrs. owen, of New York
City.
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. wife Of the As
sistant Secretary of the Navy. entertained
1t a delightful luncheon yesterday. when
= few intimate friends were asked to meet
Mr.. Wnthrops mother, Mrs. Robert Win
hrop, of New York. who is visiting them.
Continental Chapter D. A. r., held its
asst meeting for this season at the Ere /
ionia Monday. May 1G. 1910. After dis
posing of new business and the election
If two new members, the following Off
,ers were elected for the ensuing year:
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