The Washington herald., 1910-10-24

n day only, at SsVV 5
- sazgz
to spend the coming winter in Washing
/ ton and will again occupy the house IN
| Sixteenth street she had last season.
| Representative and Mrs. Peters will, 1t
is understood, be with her.
Mr.. Chermont, formerly first secretary
| Of the Brazilian Legation. has gone 10
/ Mexico. where he win be charge d'anaires
/ for the winter. He will be joined there
/ by his wife and their son early in No
vember.
Mrs. seaton Schroeder and the Misses
Schroeder viii sail for Europe on No
vember 10 follow from port TO port the
| feet of which Rear Admiral Schroeder IS
/ in command. They recently returned
/ from jamestown. r. J.. where they spent
the summer, and reopened their home in
/ y street
/ Mr.. and Mrs. a. Garrison McClintock.
! who have spent the summer and fall at
/ Iidgeheld Conn. have returned 10 Wash
I ington for the winter.
/ Mrs Chamberlain. wife of Senator
Chamberlain. OF Portland. orig, and her
/ attractive young daughters have re-
turned 10 their home. i74s Q street. after
/ a pleasant sumner at Capon Springs.
Senator Chamberlain has been In the
/ West all summer. and will not Join his
family here until Congress convenes.
! Mrs Corbin. widow OF Gen. Corbin.
/ Will spend the winter at the Connecticut,
where she has taken an apartment Mrs.
/ Corbin spent last season with her sisters.
/ the Misses Patten, az their residence In
Massachusetts avenue.
Bishop Merryman Colbert Harris. an
eminent worker In the Methodist Epis-
I copal missionary service in Japan and
/ Korea. is the guest OF his sister, Mrs.
/ Emily Harris Mcintosh. Of $50 A street
northeast. for short time He came 20
/ Washington last week 20 be a guest at
/ the dinner Of the President and Mrs Taft
| or Saturday evening for the mayor OF
! Tokyo and Mime. Osaki Bishop Harris
/ has been twice decorated by the En-
/ peror Of japan for his services among the
people Of Japan.
/ The wedding Of Mr Dallas Bache VAIN
| wright, jr, Of this city, assistant pay
master. L. 5. n. and Miss Mary Emily
I Cassard. daughter OF Chaplain William
/ Gilbert Cassard. L. s. y. retired, took
place in St Pauls Episcopal Church.
Frederick, Nd, on Saturday. The cere-
mony was performed by the father OF
! the bride. assisted by Rev. Benjamin b.
4 Love, rector Of 81. Pauls. The matron
| of honor was Mrs. Newton Lord Nichols.
wife OF Ensign Nichols, L. s n, and
/ the bridesmaids We're Miss Anita s
/ Dowell. of Prince Frederick, a cousin of
/ the bride. and Miss Mildred SwindelI,
/ the daughter Of Mrs. J. Briscbe Bunting.
also OF Prince Frederick. The best man
/ was Past Assistant Paymaster F. p. VIII
! liams. L. $. y. and the ushers were
/ Lieuu Commander S. l. y. Major, L. s
/ n; Past Assistant Paymaster r. W.
/ Schumann, L. s. n. Civil Engineer +.
| II. Cooke. L, s. n. and Lieut. r. F. Lud-
/ low, L. S. N. c. The wedding march
was played by Miss Mary Gray, Of Prince
/ Frederick. The bride wore a gown Of
/ chiffon over ivory satin trimmed with
/ duchess lace and pearls and her veil
/ was caught with orange blossoms. Her
4 bouquet was G. orchids and lilies Of the
valley. The matron of honor, who her
/ self was a bride IN June last, wore her
wedding gown of crepe meteor. trimmed
with duchess lace, and a hat trimmed
with white willow plumes Her bouquet
! and those OF the bridesmaids were Of
white chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids
gowns were of blue chiffon, trimmed
with pink chiffon roses and their hats
were OF lace, trimmed with chiffon roses
The groom. his best man. and the ushers
wore the fuIl-dress uniforms of their
rank In the navy and all carried swords
The bride was given in marriage by
Ensign Newton Lord Nichols, L. S N,
acting in place OF her brother M!dship-
man Paul Cassard. L. 6. N. who was
unable to get leave from the Naval
academy, where he is a third-class man.
The attractive and picturesque parish
church was beautifully trimmed with
autumn leaves and ferns, and the cere-
mOny was performed under a wedding
bell of white chrysanthemums suspended
over the altar rail. The church was
crowded with persons from Calvert and
other Southern Maryland counties. Among
those present from outside the county,
In addition 10 the wedding party, were
Capt. and Mrs. Dallas Bache Wainwright,
parents of the bridegroom: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Berger, Mrs. Robert ]. Walker.
Miss Virginia Wallis. of Washington;
Miss Florence NJ Bowen. Of Prince
George county: Mrs NJ. NJ Fitzjarren.
Mrs. John Swindell, Miss Roberta F.
Carswell, Miss Corinne Marsh, of Balti-
more, and Messrs. ]. St. Paul White and
Arthur w Dowell. of Baltimore. The
wedding breakfast, following the cere-
mony, was given at The HEDGE the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Briscoe Blunt
ing. cousins of the bride. The deeora-
tons were Of chrysanthemUms and car
nations. The wedding presents, which
were numerous and beautiful. were dis
played at the residence OF the brides
aunt. Miss Annie S. Dowell. where the
bride and her mother have been residing
since Chaplain Cassard was transferred
from the naval training station ar New
port to the battle ship New Hampshire in
July last After the wedding breakfast
the bride and bridegroom left for we'd
ding tour, after which they will be at
home in Newport, r. l.. where the bride
groom is pay officer Of the naval training
station.
The marriage OF Miss Emily Rosalind
Fish. daughter OF Representative Hanil-
ton Fish. OF New York. whose winter
home is at 1u7 I street, to Mr. John
Wilson Cutler, Of Brookline. Mass. son
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