The Washington herald., 1911-09-05

ter. Elizabeth to Mr.. Samuel Davis
Rowe. OF Chicago, son of the late\ Mr.
and Mrs Charles H. Rowe. Of Evanston
Ill. Mrs. Eddy has spent many winters
in Washington with the late Mr.. Eddy's
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Somers, while
tho Misses Eddy were at Mount Vernon
Seminary in this city. where they gradu-
ated. They make visits here annually
to Mrs. Somers. Mrs. Eddy and her
daughters and son were in a box at the
Iroquois Theater on the afternoon of its
terrible fire and made an almost miracu-
lous escape from injury. Mrs. Eddy, in
her early married life, lived in Indian
apolis, both her and Mr.. Eddy's early
home.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson will return TO
Washington to-day from a weekend
and Labor Day motor trip to the Green
Spring Valley to visit Mrs. Wilson S
father, Mr.. Thomas James. Mr.. James
and his sister, Mrs. George Hamilton
Cook, are occupying Margaret Mead
ows."
Mrs Tomb, wife of Lieut.. James Har-
vey Tomb, U. S. N, returned on Friday
from a four months stay at the Allie
gheny Inn, Goshen, Va. She was ac-
companied~ by their twin daughters,
Katherine and Eleanor Tomb. and Lieut..
Tombs aunt, Miss Tomb of Florida, and
are at the Ootario. where Lieut.. and
Mrs Tomb have an apartment until
December l. Lieut. Tomb will then go
to sea on a three years cruise, and
Mrs Tomb and their daughters will go
to Florida to spend the winter with Miss
Tomb at her place at Miami. Mrs. Tomb s
father Rear Admiral Drury, L. S. N.
retired, of Newport. r. l.. will accom-
pany his daughter to Florida for the
winter. Lieut.. and Mrs. Tomb have
spent all OF their short married life at
the navy yard here, and have been greatly
missed there since giving up their quar-
ters in May Miss Tomb, who has been
with them the rast two years. has gone
to New York for a short visit before
going to her home at Miami.
Mrs. Russell B. Harrison and her
daughter, Miss Martrena Harrison. are
expected to return to their Washington
home to-day from the White Sulphur
Springs. Miss Harrison has been there
since the middle of July, the guest of
her cousin. Miss Alice Lewis. and Mrs.
Harrison arrived there two weeks ago.
accompanied by her son, William Henry
Harrison, and they were Joined at the
hotel by Miss Harrison, who has been
royalty entertained the past few weeks.
Miss Lewis gave a beautiful supper party
for her early last week, and the gaye-
ties have been unceasing since then OF
this famous old resort Mrs. Joseph +
Thropp's cotllion, given last TUESDAY
evening for Miss Harrison. was one OF
and the dinner party given by Miss
Valerie PadeIford on Wednesday evening
was the handsomest of the season. There
were covers for twenty-four young peo-
pIe. who were chaperoned by the young
hostess grandmother. Mrs. Ordway; Mrs
Russell Harrison. and Mrs. Phinizy, OF
Georgia. The centerpiece Of American
Beauties was FIVE feet in circumference
making a table not often surpassed IN
beauty and size.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee and their
house guest. Mrs. Eldridge Jordan. all
Of this city. and Mr.. and Mrs Blaine
EIkins of EIkins, w. Va. went to the
White sulphur Springs last Wednesday
for a late summer visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee and Mr.. and Mrs. Elkins had cottage
there for the month of July and the
early part of August. They Will all
return to Elkins. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
will remain there throughout this month
and a mart of next at "Graceland,' the
summer home of Mrs. Lees father.
former Senator Henry @. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip H. Patchin, the
latter formerly Miss Polly Mason. will
sal, from San Francisco tomorrow for
the Orient, where they will make their
home for some time to come. Mr..
Patchin has accepted a position in China,
and they will go there as directly as
possible. Mr. Patchin has been con-
nected for some time with the State De-
partment.' Mr. Mason, Mrs. Patchin's
father, will return on Friday from Penn
sylvania, where he has spent the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Dean have
to Washington after spending
their honeymoon in Europe. They have
visited Tangier, Spain. Italy, France,
and Germany, and were Joined in mid
summer at Monte Carlo by Mrs. Deans
son, Donald McKnew, and her sister-ln-
law, Miss Susie McKnew. Mrs. Deans
sisters, Mrs Walter Harlan and Mrs.
Shipe, have been at Poland Springs, Me-,
as usual, for the summer.
A pretty home wedding took place on
afternoon. September 2, at the
residence of. the brides father in Fif-
teenth street, when Miss Helen D. john
son and Mr.. Edward Raymond Hunt
were married. The ceremony was per-
formed by Monsignor Mackin, of st.
PauTs Catholic Church, and was wit
messed only by the immediate relatives,
owing 10 a recent bereavement in the
brideErooru's family. The bride was
prettiIy gowned in white marquisette
trimmed with cluny lace over white mes
saline and carried a shower bouquet Of
Bride roses She was given in marriage
by her father, Mr. william B. Johnson. ]
The house was tastefully decorated with
palms and white roses, and the cere-
mony was performed before an impro-
vised altar in the bay window of the
drawing room.
The brides going-away gown was a
smart tailored suit Of wistaria cheviot,
with chiffon waist 10 match, and a
stylish black velvet hat trimmed in
black and white breasts and aigrettes.
After a trip to Niagara Falls and other
points Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt will reside at
oo1O Fifteenth street, where they Will be
At home after September Is
Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby, of Georgetown,
s spending a few days at Crawford
House, Crawford Notch, in the White
Mountains Of New Hampshire. She made
The trip from Portland with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. z. Boothby, after spending Au-
gust at Cushing's Island, Me.
Mrs. Raymond Pilson and children, who
spent the summer at Allegheny Inn,