The Washington herald., 1911-09-16

| Assistant secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs Beekman Winthrop, who have re-
mained in town for the greater part of
the summer, will sail to-day on tho
George Washington for Bremen, for sew
eral months trip abroad.
One of the most interesting weddings
of the early autumn was that OF Miss
Ida SahIi and Mr.. a. w. Luckett, which
took place yesterday dt the parsonage Of
the Dumbarton NJ. E. Church. Rev. G
L. Pate officiating. The bride is the
youngest daughter of the late Mr. Otto
Sahli. we'll and popularity known in dip
lomatic circles for many years as an
land, Miss Sahh, in a stylish suit
of dark blue. with black picture hat trim
med with white plumes. and wearing
bouquet of pink rosebuds, made A most
charming bride. She was given in mar
riage by her brother. Mr.. Albert SahIi
The bridegroom was attended by Mr..
William Hudson, a best man. During the
ceremony 20 Promise Me" was played
by Miss Mildred Cornwell. On account of
the recent death of the brides father the
wedding was smaff and simple. only the
immediate families being present. Mr..
and Mrs. LuCkett have left for the North
and will he home after October ), at
2Ol4 NJ street northwest.
Miss Julia \. Hoyt, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Gerald Livingston HOyt, of
New York City. and Mr.. Samuel a. Well
don. of this city. will be married at noon
to-day at the town residence of the
brides parents, y East Thirty-sixN1
street. The Rev. Roland Cotton Smith.
rector Of St. Johns Episcopal Church of
this city. a cousin Of the bridegroom. will
perform the ceremony. which will he at
tended by a small company of relatives
and friends Miss HOyt will be unattend-
ed and Mr.. Henry Ives Cobb, jr., will
act as best maR for Mr. Weldon. Fol-
lowing the ceremony wedding breakfast
will be served and later in the day the
Young people will leave for a bridal
trip. They will make their future home
in New York. Announcement was made
of the engagement of Miss Hoyt and
Mr. Weldon in May. Miss HOyt is one
Of the most popular members Of the
younger set in New York society. and |
also in Boston, and is we'll known in |
Washington. Mr.. Weldon was graduated |
from Harvard in 1906 and Is a member of
the Metropolitan Club.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Armstrong. of |
Ga. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Selene Arm !
strong. to Mr.. Dudley Harmon, of this
nity The wedding will take place We'd
nesday. September % at the brides home.
Miss Loretta Elizabeth Griffin. daugh-
ter Of Mr and Mrs Thomas Griffin. and
Mr. James J. Fitzgerald. OF Boston. were
married Thursday at noon in ST Mat
.hew's Church. the Rev. f. l.. Buckley
officiating The bride was given in mar
-iage by her father. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz-
gerald left Washington Immediately after
he ceremony for Atlantic City. where
hey will spend a short time before going
q Jackson Mich They will return to
when Congress COnvenes,
Mr.. Fitzgerald being secretary TO Sena-
or Townsend, of Michigan.
The marriage is announced of Miss
.Ottie S3arnes. daughter Of Mr.. and
hrs. +. f. Barnes. of Capitol Hill. and
ir. James J. Hayes. The ceremony was
performed Thursday at $50 o'clock at
Il. Peters Church, Rev. James O'Brien
,fiCiating assisted by Rev. Ignatius
'ealy. Of ST. Joseph's Church. and
rev DR. Mccormick. of Baltimore. The
anCtuary was tastefully decorated with
alms and roses. Mr.. George Hayes,
rother Of the bridegroom. and Mr..
.dam A. WesChler were the ushers. The z
ride was handsomely gOwned in white
repe meteor trimmed with handmade
lace and pearl beads. The
own was odd. inasmuch as there was
garland of white satin and chiffon t
oses falling from the shoulder and II