The Washington herald., 1911-09-15

return 10 washington soHle IIle IN Oc-
tober.
Mrs. Benjamin HELEN has Joined Mr..
HELEN at their residence in Corcoran
street. after visiting relatives at Bar
Harbor during the summer months. Miss
Louise HELEN. who is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. r II. Dunlap. wife of Mai Dun
lap /. S NJ. c., at Newport, will re-
turn to Washington early in October.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter. r. Tuckerman.
who spent the summer in the Shinne-
cock Hills. Long Island, have >yeturn I'd
to their home in Massa chusetts avenue
for the season. Mr.. and Mrs Wo!cott
TuCkerman also spent the summer at
ShinnecOck, and will not return until
about the middle of next month.
Mrs. John Ray is motoring in the White
Mountains accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. Payne Whitney, of New York. and
Mr. Clarence Hay, of Newhurg n. II.
The ReY. Mr.. Herbert Shipman and
Mrs. Herbert Shipman have returned to
their home in New York. after a visit
with Mrs. Shipman's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Edison Bradley, of WASHINGTON, on
the Bradley housebOat, in the Thousand
Islands.
DR. and Mrs. John c. Boyd, U. S. n.
and Miss Alice Boyd. who are travelling in
Europe. win return 10 their Washington
residence about the middle of October.
Mrs. w w. White. wife Of Commander
White L. S. n. will return to Wash
inGton from Atlantic City the first of
October.
Senator and Mrs. w. Murray Crane en-
te-taincd a company at luncheon yester-
day at their country place at Dalton.
Mass. in honor OF Senator and Mrs
Henry Cabot Lodge, who are on a motor
tour.
Col. (. A Stedman and Mrs. Stedman
will close their North Hatley CCanaGa)
cottage to-day. and will arrive in Wash
ingtOn the Sd OF this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Benet of
Paris. arrived in New York yesterday
for the annual visit with relatives.
Mrs A F. Trail announces the mar
riage OF her daughter Marie to Mr. Ar
thur p. Fenton. which took place at the
lexington Presbyterian Church Tuesday
AT o'clock, Rev. DR.. Brundage Officiat-
ing Only a small companN OF relatives
and friends were present at The ceremony
at which the bride was Gowned in a
travelling suit of dark blue with hat to
match. Immediately after the ceremony
the young people left for a wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs d. G. NJ. AshetOn an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Edith Asheton, to DR.. J. B. Hills.
The ceremony took place Saturday, Sep
tember ..
Mrs. G. l.. Elliott has returned to her
apartment in the Toronto. while Gen. FL
lott is still on a moose hunt and eX-
poets to return about the first OF next
month.
Mai. and Mrs. George ]. Newgarden.
who have spent tho summer i'm Nova
Scotia. have returned to Washington, ac-
companied by their son. George ]. New
garden. jr., and opened their residence.
1888 Massachusetts avenue, for the sea
son.
Capt Harry KimmeI. L. S. ", retired.
and his family VINO spent the summer
at Allegheny Inn, Goshen. Va, returned
to their home in Kalorama road yester-
day
Mrs. Augusta Glotzbach celebrated the
seventeen anniversary Of her birth
Tuesday at her homse in Twelfth street
northeast surrounded by her children
and grandchildren. A delightful even
ing was spent. at the close of which
supper was served. Among those pres
ent were the following: Mr. and Mrs.
Ryder Mrs. T. L. Miller. Mr.. w. +.
CIarksOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave l.. GlOtz-
bach, Mr.. and Mrs. William II. GlOtz-
bach, Mr.. II. F.. GlotzhaCh, and the fol-
lowing grandchildren: Mildred, Edna FL
va. John, Francis, Evelyn, Anna, Ida.
and Ruth Glotzbach, and Mrs. Jacob
Boyer.
Fully 300 relatives and friends called on
Sergt Maj and Mrs. Edward Dunn Sat
urday evening, September ., to congratu-
late them on their birthdays, the former
having passed his seventy-fifth mile
stone The house was ela'srately deco