The Washington herald., 1910-07-13
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Secretary Joins Mrs. Mac
Veagh at Dublin, N. e.
wICKERsHAMs AT BEVERLY

lWICKERSHAMS AT BEVERLY
Guests of President and Mrs. Taft
for short Time-Miss ARgIin Be-
comes Bride OF Lieut.. Charles
Thomas Hutchins, Jr.-senator and
Mrs. WetmOre TO Go to Newport.
/ Secretary OF the Treasury MacVeagh.
who closed his Washington residence last
week for several months. has finished
! his visit TO his native town, Phoenixviiie,
Chester County Pa. From there he went
to visit his brother, Hon. Wayne Mac
/ Veagh. and family at their home at Bryn
Nawr, and then went to New York on
business.
He left New York yesterday for his
beautiful summer home at Dublin, N. H.,
to Join Mrs. MacVeagh there for the re-
mainder of the summer. Mrs. MacVeagh
went there several weeks ago, escorted
| by her son. Eames MacVeagh, of Chi
cage. who has returned to his lakeside
home.
! The Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
sham have left Newport, and are now
the guests of the President and Mrs.
Taft FOR a short time at Beverly.
Miss Elvira Y. Gilchrest and MIR
George D. Sullivan were married yester-
day morning at II o'clock IN the par
sonage OF Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. The pastor, Rev. F. D. Power.
oficiated.
| Mrs. Anderson B. Lacey. OF the Portner.
with her little nephew. John Lacey, jr..
left Monday night for Beaver. Pa, and
Cadiz, Ohio, where they win spend sew
eral weeks as the guests of relatives.
The wedding of Miss Aileen Mary War
rem Anglin and Lieut. Charles Thomas
Hutchins. jr., Z. s. a. son of Rear Ad-
mlral and Mrs. Charles Thomas Hutchins.
q. S. N. retired, of this city, took place
/ Monday in the Lady Chapel OF ST. Pat
rick's Cathedral New York. Rev. Mat
thew c. Gleason. chaplain. L. S N. per-
forming the ceremony. The wedding was
simple one. only twenty relatives and
/ intimate friends. including the bride
groom's parents, being present. The
bride was given In marriage by her
brother, Arthur Anglin. She wore
white embroidered linen suit with a small
/ lace hat draped with a Brussels net veil,
and was unattended.
Lieut. Hutchins' best man was Lieut.
/ Charles Edgar Brilliant, Z. S. N, whose
/ engagement to Miss Rose Osgood OF this
/ city, was recently announced. Follow
| ing the ceremony. nuptial mass was eele-
/ brated T., Tais- -s'eeson. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Hutchins left IN an automobile, the
wedding gift OF Miss Margaret Anglin.
the weil-lknown actress. TO her sister, for
the Plaza. where a wedding breakfast
was served.
The engagement and marriage or Miss
Anglin and Lieut.. Hutchins came as q
result Of pretty romance, commencing
at luncheon party on board the bride
groom's ship. the Louisiana, OF the At
| lantic fleet. when II was IN Australian
waters. The luncheon was given I'm honor
% Miss Margaret Anglin by the officers
OF the ship. The bride. who was accom-
panying her sister on her theatrical tour
with The Thief" attended the luncheon
with her, and was seated next 10 Lieut..
Hutchins at the table. He at once be-
came Miss Aliens devoted attendant
and when the fleet returned home the
engagement was announced. He was grad
uated from the Naval Academy ar An
napolis in 1861 The young couple will
make short motor trip before sailing
for a tour OF Europe.
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore, who are
at Hot Springs. Va. will return to New
port at the end Of this week. Miss Maud
Wetmore, who is visiting In stockbridge.
Mass, will Join them at Newport. Mr.
Roger Wetmore is abroad.
Walter Tuckerman is the guest of his
sister, Miss Emily Tuckerman. at her
Lenox place
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Vandergrift
with Miss Alice Vandergrift, viii SAIL
for Europe tomorrow. The engagement
| OF Miss Yandergrift and Craig Culbert-
son. Of Pittsburg which has been whis-
pered for some months. will be formally
announced in the autumn. after their re-
turn TO Washington. The wedding will
probably take place In the early winter.
Capt. Fred W. sladen. q. S. A., viii
san from San Francisco for Manila on
August 5. Mrs. Sladen and their chill
dren, who have been spending the early
part Of the season in BeImar, N J.. will
| accompany Capt. Sladen to the Pacific
Coast and make an extended visit with
relatives. He expects TO be on duty in
tho Philippines for a year.
Miss Lorraine Herman has returned 10
Mount Holly, near Baltimore She came
to Washington to attend a launch party
given by the Octagon Pleasure Club She
viii spend the month of August at Blue
Mountain House. Blue Mountain, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Guggenheimer. Of 9Oss
NJ street, entertained In honor Of their
house guest, Miss Blanche Helm. of New
York City. last evening.
The Misses Goldsborough, daughters of
DR.. and Mrs. Edmund K Goldsborough,
are with their aunt, Mrs. Bateman. at
her place on the Eastern Shore of Mary
land until Mrs. Goldsborough goes to the
family country home at Oakland, Nd.
which she viii do in about a fortnight,
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin and Miss
Beatrice Dulin. who have been travel
ing for the last month in Europe, have
arrived In Paris.
Psymaster S. Lawrence Heap. U. S.
NJ, Mrs. Heap, and the latter's daugh-
ter, Miss Pansy Boomer, have gone to
Buena Vista Springs for the remainder