The Washington times., 1911-10-15
Interesting Group Of We'd
dings Will Take Place
This Week.

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nuptial events, but OF numerous inter-
esting announcements of others TO take
place in November. December, and
even later in the season.
The latest Of these, that OF Miss
Louise Foraker and Victor N. Cushman,
OF Bar Harbor, Is of particular interest,
as Miss Foraker is one of the most
popular girls IN Washington society.
Her wedding is to take place here in
December, and the fact that they are
to reside here removes the regret which
| Is SO often attendant upon a wedding
when the young people depart to make
their future home elsewhere.
Another wedding scheduled for Jam
uary, announcement of which was
made last week. and at which this
tinge of regret will be apparent, Is that
Of Miss Adaline Culp and Henry JEFF
ferson Porter. jr., of Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Culp has been popular In resident
year ago, and the good wishes of her
many friends will follow her to her
future home In the South,
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Ander-
son. daughter Of Joseph LongwDrth A An IN
Of New York. will be an important
event of this week. The ceremony will
take place at noon Saturday, October
a. at st. Johns Episcopal Church' ana ana
reception at the home of DR.; Anderson,
in Massachusetts avenue. DR.. Ander-
son and his family will close their resi-
dence at Relay. Nd. and come to wash
The brides father is an uncle OF Rep.
resentative Nicholas Longworth and or
Larz Anderson, the American minister
tG BssiIm nnd also scss Is of Mrs Taf
who are frequent guests at the White
House during the season.
Mrs. Taft and Miss Taft, who prob
ably, will return to the White House TINS ms
guests at the wedding.
Other interesting weddings of the
week include that Of Miss Edith GilmS
Fry and William e. Pearson. which VIII
Church of the Epiphany; Miss George
Hays Lyon and Lieut.. Jacob Loucks
Devers, U. 8. A., which takes place az
noon Wednesday at the country home OF
on the day before these that of Miss
Leona Kidwell and J. P. Yoder. and
Miss Ona Bell Wellborn and Homer
Brett. the latter the new United states
Rumors Of other announcements yet
to be made are heard, and as Washing
ton rarely, II ever, has season nova,
days without one or more internauonal
the sea regarding a fair young Wash
ington girl who has been abroad with
her mother Is exciting no end OF In
tereet.
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Miss Bessie B. Birch
And A. L. Haycock to Wed.
Miss Bessie r. Birch, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Birch. and Archer
Legrand Haycock, will be married
Tuesday evening. at Dumbarton Ay-
enue Church. the Rev. Charles L.
Pate, officiating. assisted by the Rev.
B. D. Cav.
Mrs. John Waters will be her sis
ters matron Of honor and only at
Waters. Leroy Birch. brother Of the
bride, John Daniel, Vincent Smith,
Vreeland Henry: Frank Feiler. and
Ira Haycock will be the ushers;
and q few intimate friends will fol-
low at the home Of the brides par
Mrs Margaret E. Bapt ptista has cards
out announcing the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Regina Baptista, to
Baltimore. Md. the Rev. p: c. Gaven
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Cragg will
be at home to their friends after
November !, at 155 North Carolina
avenue.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Dunlap, U. s.
NJ. who are motoring in the Berkshires.
are spending the Weekend at Lenox.
The marriage Of Miss ona Belle Well
born, daughter Of Mrs. w. L. Wellborn,
to Homer Brett, the newly appointed
consul to Maskat, Arabia, will take
PAIGE Tuesday afterno DON at 1 o'clock
at the home Of the bride, 1887 Monroe
street.
Both bride and bridegroom will be un-
attended. and only a small family par
ty will be present at the ceremony. on
account of the recent death of the
brides father.
Mr.. Brett and his bride will leave i'm
mediately after the ceremony and will
sail october 10. en- route to his new post
Of duty.
The charge d'affatres of the Austro-
Hungarisn embassy and Nine. Won
Loewenthal-Linau, accompanied by the
latter's sister, Countess Noslitz' re-
turned to Washington last night and
opened their house in Twentieth street
for the winter.
Miss Clapp to Be
Bride of Next Month.