The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-31

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The marriage of Miss Anna Clara Har-
ris Whitfield. OF N1nledgevine. Ga, 10
Mr.. Welles Merriam. Of this city. will take
place at noon to-day in the Church Of
the Ascension. Rev. Nelson Falls. Of
Georgetown. oficiating. The wedding VIII n
be attended by relatives and close friends.
The bride is a sister OF Lieut. Robert
Whitfield, Twenty-secOnd Infantry, L $
A. who announced their engagement a
few weeks ago.
Miss Alice Dean Hill. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George n. Hi, VIII be mar
ried to-day TO DR.. II. Wells Woodward. |
The ceremony will he performed at noon
in the home Of the brides parents in /
sixteenth street. by Rev. E. c, Powers, J
in the presence OF close friends and rel |
atives only.
The marriage OF Miss Helen f. Burch /
10 Aubrey W. Edwards will be performed /
tomorrow morning at S O'Clock by Rev /
Eugene ]. Connolly Of Immaculate Con- |
ception Church. only the two families
viii be present The bride and bride |
eroom will spend their honeymoon In the |
mountains OF Virginia
/ Mrs Never and the Misses Meyer, wife
and daughters. OF the Secretary OF the
Navy. are the house guests Of Mrs Fred
erick W Vanderbilt this week at her
\ Pine Tree Point camp in the AdiTon-
/ dacks Others in the party are Miss
/ Switzerland. daughter OF Rear Admiral
and Mrs William H. Switzerland. and
/ Mr. Samuel Weldon. OF this city.
Henri Martin. charge d'affaires Of the
Swiss Legation. who has spent most OF
the summer at Newport. viii return 10
the Capital next week.
/ The marriage Is announced OF Mrs
Belle II. Akers. OF Atlanta, Ca. 20 Capt.
Henry Allison Hutchins. T. s A. The
| ceremony was performed IN the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Allan Harald-
son. at I107 Massachusetts avenue north
west. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
DR.. Green. OF Calvary Baptist Church.
/ oficiated The house decorations con-
sisted OF palms and clusters Of white
roses Following the ceremony an IN
formal reception was held. and later in
the afternoon Capt and Mrs. Hutchins
left Washington for san Francisco. from
where they will sail on January for
Manila. where Capt Hutchins will be
stationed.
Miss Sara A Leopold. OF Savannah.
Ga. was married 10 DR.. Frederick T.
Koyle. L. S. A, OF Wellsvile, y. Y.
last evening at the St James Hotel Rev.
DR.. Greene. Of Calvary Baptist Church.
performed the ceremony. A small party
OF relatives and friends were present
Col William A Reaves. Z. s. A, Of Sa-
vannah. Ga. acted as best man. After
the ceremony the couple left for a we'd
ding trip North. They viii make their
future home in Fort Mansfield, R. l.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P Van Wlckle have
returned to their @ street home from
their summer outing. which included
fishing trip 70 the Thousand Islands and
; Ridedu Lakes. Canada. returning by
way Of Ottawa, Montreal, and Atlantic
City.
. Mrs. Morgan Buckley. wife Of Senator
Buckley, Of Hartford Conn. their daugh-
ter Miss Buckley. and Miss Houghton,
Of san Francisco. who are touring
through the New England States in their
automobile, have arrived at Jefferson,
n H.. where they are guests at the
Waumbeck The party started on the
trip about two weeks ago, going up the
Saguenay River in the province Of Quebec.
e Miss Elsie Fouts. daughter OF Mr.. and
2 Mrs Levi NJ Fouts, VIII be married 70
= Mr.. PercivaI z. Rowe this morning at 10
e O'Clock in Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. II. F. France, pastor of
Trinity Methodist Church, will perform
the ceremony Miss Fouts will have for
her maid Of honor her sister, Miss Ruth
Fouts. and Mr.. Fred Rice will be best
man for Mr. Rowe. Following the cere-
mony at the church a wedding breakfast
will be served at the home of the brides
= parents. I5S F street southeast. and later
, in the day the couple will leave for a we'd
! ding trip in the North. Upon their return
they will be at home to their friends in
the De Soto.
Mrs. E. A Haines, who has spent most
? Of the summer at Ocean Grove. n. j..
where she has cottage, has returned to
, this city and is making preparations to
sail for Europe on September s. Mrs.
Halnes will attend the Passion Play in
, Oberammergau.
Senator A. o. Bacon, Of Georgia, sailed
from New York yesterday on board the
> Kronprinz Wilhelm for Europe.
Mr.. John JOY Edison is home from a triy
: to the far West and through the Yellow
stone Park.
n Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe and Mrs
- Radcliffe have returned from Europe
= where they spent some time.
Rear Admiral N. E. Mason has left for
a a trip to the Pacific Coast and Yellow.
stone National Park.
Mrs. Rose c. Brooke has announced the
[ engagement OF her daughter Miss Ros,
Il Aurelia Brooke, to Mr.. George w. Hutch.
e inson. The marriage will take place IL
y the early autumn.
Mrs. John A. Logan has returned from
Hot Springs. Va, where her daughter
;, Mrs. Tucker. Accompanied her som,
j. weeks ago.
Miss Maud V. Roberts. who has beer
| viciffpO in Ybia oifv hno refurpad 90 h.,