The Washington herald., 1910-06-13


rotary and Mrs. MacVeagh Expect
ed Here To-day-Bar Harbor to BE
Mecca for Diplomats.
Tie marriage Of Miss Hattie Sherman,
niece of the Vice President, to Mr. Harry
II. Cooper. second. took place on Satur-
day IN Grace Church, Utica. The Vice
President was present. but Mrs. Sherman
was not able to attend owing to sudden
Illness.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. Sanford
F. Sherman. The bridegroom is a son of
MIR William J. Cooper. Rev. Octavius
Apologize performed the ceremony, which
was accompanied by full choral service.
The brides attendants were Miss Louise
Day and. Mrs Carleton Wood of Utica !;
Mrs Daniel Monroe, OF Burlington, VI. /;
Miss Lillian Lamb, and Miss Ellen Tay-
l0r, of Utica The best man was Mr.. S.
NJ. Hill. OF New York Messrs. Thomas
NJ. Sherman, Carleton Wood, Wheaton
Griffin, Harlaw Bacon, and Harry Burt
were the ushers. After the wedding there
was large reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper will make their
wedding trip in m automobile.
H The Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs.
! MacVeagh, who have been in Chicago,
/ are expected at their home here to-day.
i Ii will be several weeks yet before Mrs
| MacVesgh with go to their summer home
at Dublin. n. H.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
/ Mrs. Huntington Wilson win sail in a
few weeks for a trip abroad They were
prominent IN all the entertainments given
last week for their royal highnesses
/ Prince and Princess Fushimi, OF Japan,
as the Wilson's We're acquaintance in
! Tokyo when the Assistant Secretary was
secretary of the United States Embassy
there 1t is understood that Mr.. Wilson
/ will advance from Assistant Secretary TO
the rank Of ambassador. but which par
ticular embassy he win be given has not
! been determined.
Mrs. Mabel Raum Littell announces the
engagement Of her daughter Mabel TO
Mr Ernest Risley Eaton, of Melbourne.
Australia. Miss Iittell Is a gFanddaugh-
ter Of the late Gen. Green B. Raum for
merly of Chicago, and for many years a
resident of this city, as commissioner Of
1 internal revenue Miss Littell Is a
daughter Of Mr. J. Reed Littell. Of New
York, formerly OF Washington.
The engagement OF Miss Irene Sher-
man. eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Watts sherman. of New York. TO Mr.
/ Lawrence L. Gillespie, son OF Maj. and
/ Mrs. Gillespie, Of this city, has Just been
announced here. No date has been set
! for the wedding Mr.. Sherman is presi-
dent OF the Equitable Trust Company,
graduate Of Harvard. and a member OF
the Union and Racquet clubs OF New
York. Miss Sherman is a daughter OF
Mr. Sherman and his second wife, who
was a daughter Of the late Mr.. John car
ter Brown. of Newport and Providence.
Mr.. Shermans first wife was Miss Wet
more The sherman home is at s3S Fifth
avenue. New York, and they have a villa
at Newport Mr.. Gillespie's parents have
been factors in Washington society for
many years.
MS Harvey Jester, formerly Miss Luz
ellie Garfield, of Chicago. who has spent
the last few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Gross Garfield. and her grand
father. DR.. James Gross, in Chicago, is
expected home this week. She will go
with her children to Chelsea. N J.. for
the remainder OF the summer.
The japanese Ambassador and Baron
ess Uchida have leased The Peaeocks, Z"
the country place of Mrs. John Crop
per. in the Blue Ridge Mountains. for
the summer. Mrs. Chopper will remain
in France until autumn. She will return
to America early in October and reopen
her house in n street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Howe have gone
to Newport, where they have opened
their cottage for the season. Mr.. Howe
is the son of Mrs. Arnold Hague.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry H. Ward of this
city. who purchased an estate at New
port last year. viii spend the summer
there.
Bar HarboT is TO have an unusual num-
Der Of diplomats as residents this sea-
son. The Austro-Hungarian Embassy is
more OF less a fixture there, and Baron
and Baroness Hengelmuller are expected
to arrive there early in July. Herr Won
LOewenthal-Linau who succeeded Baron
Ambrozy as charge d'affaires, and his
wife are expected there the latter part
Of this month Baron Rosen. the Am
bassador from Russia, will pass his first
summer in Bar Harbor. He has taken
Clearfield. in Albert Meadow The swed-
ish Legation is also a probable arrival
for the summer.
The new estate Of Representative Fran
els Burton Harrison. on the lower shore.
near Bear Brook, Bar Harbor, has lust
been completed. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
have been spending the early spring at
Sea Urchins. the cottage of Mr.. Harri-
sons mother. Mrs. Burton Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Hooper, of this city,
left last week for the far West. accom-.
panied by Miss Nellie Acker. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Acker. They
will stop en- route in several interesting
places, spending some days in the Grand |
canyon. They viii go on to Southern Cal
nornia, and then to Los Angeles. where |
Miss Acker will spend the summer with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mich /
olas Acker, formerly of this city. ON |
her way home next autumn, Miss Acker
viii visit Seattle and Denver. She will |
be among the debutantes of next season.
Mrs. Colhoun and the Misses Calhoun
widow and daughters of Rear Admiral I
Colhoun. have gone to Atlantic CITY and /
taken possession Of the cottage on Arctic
avenue.
The engagement was announced last
week in Atlanta Of Miss Ruby Sculges
daughter Of Mr.. William /. Scruggs- of