The Washington herald., 1910-07-08
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Nine. Guide and Daughters
to Sail Tuesday.
MISS EMILY FITCH TO WED
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ii. Fitch An
nounce Engagement of Daughter
TO Mr.. Albion Keith Paris, of
WashingtOn-wedd of Miss Fam
ME NJ. Hamlin and Mr.. t. ID. Elton.

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Franklin MacVeagh, left yesterday morn
ing for New York en- route TO his sum-
mer home at Dublin. N H. Mr.. Mac
veagh went up TO New London for the
boat races. but returned here for some
, unfinished work before going for his va
cation
Mr.. Eames MacVeagh, OF Chicago, met
his father at New London, and after the
races he went to Dublin for a three
weeks visit with his mother before re-
turning 10 hts home in Chicago. MIR. Rob-
ert o. Bailey. private secretary to Secre-
tary MacVeagh. will be the sole occu-
pant Of the MacVeagh mansion until the
family returns here in the autumn.
Nine. Guide, widow of the Norwegian
Minister and her two daughters. the
Misses Ingeborg and Slgrid. who are dis
mantling their home here to sail for
their own country with the remains of
the minister. are the guests OF their old
friend. the First Secretary Of the Cuban
Legation and Sonora Padro. until they
leave here on Monday for New York.
lAtCE VIII 0otA bi nESLuN AOl ANufhEA.
Mr.. GUIDE died suddenly at White Sui
phur Springs last Friday. He succeeded
Mr.. Hauge, who was frozen to death in
the Alps during a tramp for pleasure on
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Fitch, former
ly OF Washington, D. c., now OF Ricn-
field, Idaho, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Emily Whitney. to Mr.
Albion Keith Paris. jr. son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Albion Keith Paris. of this city.
Miss Fitch is the granddaughter of the
late Mrs. Oscar A. Stevens. The we'd
ding will take place early in October at
The home of the bride, in Richheld,
Idaho.
Miss Catherine Letterman. secretary to
Mrs Taft, has joined her sister, Miss
Madeline Letterman. in Europe.
Prof and Mrs. w II. Holmes. formerly
OF Chicago, have closed their pretty home
here and opened their country place be-
yond Rockville Md, where Mr.. Holmes
IS painting constantly, as a recreation
Mr.. Holmes made his first fame as q
water-cOlor artist. and during his resi-
dence in Chicago lost all his paintings.
valuable rugs, and other articles valuable
for age and rarity, as well as his house
hold furniture. Of the most valuable old
mahogany. in the burning OF great stor-
age house there.
The engagement of Mr. Holmes niece,
Miss Rose osgood. to Lieut. Charles Ed
gar Brilliant, L. 5. N, was announced
yesterday Their wedding will take place
next month In the home Of the brides
parents. Lieut. Brilliant has been in
command of the torpedoboat destroyer
Preble, but IS now stationed at the Wash
lngton Navy Yard.
Mrs A C Chaplain and children left
yesterday for the Allegheny Inn, at
Goshen, Va. TO remain until October.
Miss Fannie May Hamlin, daughter Of
the late H. c. Hamlin. Of Washington.
was married TO Mr. Theodore Bird Elton.
of Grand Forks, n. Oak. last evening
in Gunton-Temple Memorial Church by
Chaplain George Robinson, D. D u
S A
Miss Hamlin was given in marriage by
her brother. Mr.. George r. Hamlin. and
was attended by her sister, Mrs. Vernon
Hodges. as matron of honor. Miss Faith
Grey Stock and Miss Katherine linton
We're bridesmaids, and Miss Helen