The Washington herald., 1911-07-25
IN THESOCIAL WORLD
Many Washingtonians to At
tend Virginia Horse Show.
FAIRBANKS HEIR IS BORN
MIR. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis to En-
tertain at Home Near sulphur
Springs, ya-Mrs. Hugh Mclean
Walker and Mrs. Murray Cobb
Matrons of Honor at wedding.

panied by his son-in-law and daughter,
Maj. and Mrs. 2. r. Heiberg, and their
left Mount Vernon, Va. yester-
day morning for New London. Conn. to
be present at the marriage OF Mr..
Dodge's youngest daughter. Mollie, to Mr..
William Strong Gushing tomorrow in Pc
quot Chapel. The ceremony will be per-
formed at o'clock In the afternoon and
will be followed by small reception for
relatives and a few very close friends AT
Fareham, the summer home of Mrs.
Frank Riggs. of this city, whose guest
Miss Dodge and her mother have been
Riggs is in deep mourning and will not
bs present. The bride will be attended
by two matrons Of honor, her sister, Mrs.
Walker, wife of Lieut.. Hugh Mclean
Walker, u. s. N, and Mrs. Murray Cobb
(nee HufO, Of this city. and three brides
maids, Miss Gladys Mackay-Smith and
Miss Virginia Mackay-Smith, daughters
Of Bishop Mackay-Smith, formerly rec
tor of st. Johns Church. and Miss Julia
Of New York. The bridegroom's
brother, Mr.. Charles Cyprian Gushing,
will be the best man, and the ushers will
include Mr.. Lawrason Riggs, of this city,
son of the late Mr.. Frank Riggs; Mr..
Harry Lippitt. Of New York and Provi-
dence; Mr.. Stephen Filbin, Mr.. Mark
and Mr.. Douglas Dodge, all of
New York, and Mr.. Karl Percy. Of Bos-
ton.
The brides other sisters, Mrs. Butler.
wife Of Lieut.. Rodman Butler. U. s. A,
and Mrs. Heiberg. wife1pf Maj. Heiberg.
military governor Of Cotabato. p. l., will
also be present with Lieut.. Walker, who
Is stationed In Boston. and Maj. Heiberg.
Lieut.. Butler alone, of the family party,
will be missing. He is stationed now on
the Mexican frontier. and could not
leave his regiment Lieut.. Butler and his
wife were married in the Philippines in
the home Of Maj. and Mrs. Heiberg. dur
Ing Mrs. Buffers long stay with them.
by their mother and Miss
Mollie Dodge. The other weddings in
the Dodge family took place in Wash
Ington. After a prolonged bridal tour
Mr.. Gushing and his bride will make
their home at Simsbury, Conn.,. where
a beautiful new home, reproduction Of
an italian villa, is now being built for
them as q wedding gift from the bride
yroom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Fairbanks,
Of this city, but now residing
IN London, England, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of son to
them on Friday, July q. Mrs. Fair
banks was formerly Miss Lulu Hanna
laughter of the late Mr.. E. P. Hanna,
'or many years Solicitor Of the Navy De-
oartment. and since her marriage to Mr..
Fairbanks has lived in Pekin. China,
until the first OF the year, when Mr..
Fairbanks was transferred to London as
,ne of the attaches Of the American
Embassy.
Miss Martha Harrison, who has been
the guest Of former Senator and Mrs.
Carter at their cottage at Hugh's Point,
nesboro, Me. for three weeks, will re-
turn to Washington this evening and
spend a few days with relatives here
She will leave later in the week for the
White Sulphur Springs to spend August
and September with her cousin, Miss
Alice Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton Lewis. whose fine country place
Is close to the White Sulphur Hotel. and
upon whose grounds the horse show is
always held. Miss Harrison will go down
IN time for the opening Of the horse
show this week. Mrs. Harrison will Join
Miss Harrison at the end of August, after
4 two months stay at her home in
Omaha.
Miss Isabelle Clarke and Capt. Louis
Mason Gulick, U. s. NJ. c., whose en-
gagement was announced last winter
will be married on august in the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs. Ashton Deve-
reaux. 1880 Pine street, Philadelphia. The
will be witnessed only by .rela-
tives of the bride and bridegroom. Mr..
and Mrs. Devereaux were married only
4 year ago in the summer home of the
BRIDES mother in Pennsylvania, and Mrs.
Devereaux will be her sisters only at
tendant. Mr.. Newton Gulick will be his
brothers best man. They are the sons
Of Mrs Alexander F. Magruder in her
first marriage. Capt Gulick and his bride
will sail for Europe August 8, and will
spend his two months leave abroad.
Miss Clarke and her mother, Mrs. Mat
.hew Clarke, who spends her winters at
he Connecticut in this city, are now at
he Marlborough-Blenhe Rev. Joseph
Mooney, of New York, relative of the
pride, will perform the ceremony.
The engagement, just announced. of
Miss Jessie Ames, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adelbert Ames. Of this city, Lowell
and Gloucester, and Mr.. Andrew Mar
shall, is of much social interest in Wash
ngton. Miss Ames is sister Of Repre-
Butler Ames, and has spent
many winters here with him. Mr.. Marshall
8 assistant attorney general Of Massaehu-
setts. He was graduated from Dart
mouth in 1901. and the Harvard Law
schoo! in 1904. During his term at the
after he took prominent part in the
athletics. especially football
His home is on Rockview street. Jamaica
Plains. Miss Ames was a>student at
Rogers Hall, Lowell and graudate Of
smith. She is charming. beautiful girl,
Is is her mother. who was, before her
Miss Blanche Butler, daughter
If Gen. BENJAMIN f. Butler. The mar
-iage win take place early In September.
Mrs. Scott G. Bone and children are
'pending the summer above Harpers
Ferry, where Mrs. Bone ID recovering
rom her recent severe illness.