The Washington herald., 1911-10-28

in Washington yesterday morning from
Beverly. They spent the day at the
White House, except for a shopping trip
and a drive, and left last evening for
the Virginia Hot Springs where they
will arrive this morning at Fearn villa
for a few weeks visit. They will be
Joined there by the President for a brief
visit on the conclusion of his Western
trip
The British Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce have returned to the embassy in
this city from a long absence in the
North.
The Spanish Minister has gone to New
York to meet and escort Nine. Riano
back to Washington after her summer
absence. He returned fortnight ago.
The American Ambassador to Brazil
and Mrs. Irving B. Dudley are spending
n few days in Washington. en- route TO
California, where the Ambassador will
spend several weeks recuperating from
| a severe and recent illness.
Mrs. Joseph B. Foraker and Miss For
aker have gone TO Philadelphia for
visit to the formers son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis King
Wainwright. at Bryn Mawr. Miss For
! alIer will be absent about a fortnight,
but Mrs. Foraker will return on Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s. Munford will
close their country home in the Rock
willie pike the middle of next month,
| when they will come to Washington and
open their house at 1726 I street for the
| season. Their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
| MunfoId, will be presented to society
this season. Mrs. Munford and Miss
| Munford are spending a weekend in the
mountains of Pennsylvania.
| Nine Christian HauGe. widow Of the
former Minister from Norway. is now
established at her residence. 2349 Massa-
| chusetts avenue. This is the first time
she has occupied her house here as it
was but just completed when the tragic
death of the Minister, in the Alps, oc-
! CURED.
Mrs. Martin Littleton, wife OF Repre-
sentative Littleton, Of New York. is
spending a few days at the Arlington
They have recently arrived from New
! York
| Miss Leita Montgomery. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Montgomery and
niece OF the Chief Justice and Mrs.
! White. will he presented at a tea at her
| parents residence on Wednesday after
| noon, November =.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
Of Miss Mary Connolly and Mr.. James
! Sheahan on Wednesday afternoon, in St.
/ Vincent de- Pauls Church. Rev p. J.
O'Connen officiating. The bride was
gowned in white chiffon over white silk
and wore a white hat She carried a
shower bouquet Of Bride roses Miss
! Connolly. sister Of the bride was the
! bridesmaid. and wore pink messaline
! with large pink hat and carried pink
| chrysanthemums Mr.. Joseph Sheahan,
! nephew Of the bridegroom, acted as hest
man. Immediately after the reception
the bride and bridegroom left for a
honeymoon trip TO Atlantic City
Miss Katherine Denson returned to
Washington this week to spend the win
ter with her brother, Assistant Attorney
General Denison. at 2OOS Hillyer place.
Mrs. Josephene Arnold Rich. Of 1921
East Capitol street who was hurt in
an accident in Richmond. Va, last week
while attending the deep waterway con-
vention, is improving nicely.
Miss Ada Lee Hixon of Aldie. Loudoun
County. Va, and 'Ir. Sailor f. Wise
were married Thursday evening at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r.
Davis. 1882 W street. Rev. J. Russell
VerbryCke. of the Gurley Memorial Pres
, byterian Church, performed the Cere-
mony. which was attended by a large
party Of relatives and friends Clusters
of autumn leaves and Chrysanthemums
adorned the house hOr the occasion, and
the wedding music was played by Miss
Florence Davis, sister of the bride The
bride was gOwned in white silk null over
silk and carried a bouquet of white
ChrySanthemums. Miss Mary c. Hixon |
who WAS her siSteC's maid of honor, |
wore gown Of cream silk, and carried
white ChrySanthemumS. DIR. Fred
Mcclure. Of Dunkard, Pa. acted as best !
man for Mr.. Wise. The bride and bride
groom will reside in Georgetown after
November Is
Mrs. F. NJ Gilbert. of walpole. N. H.. |
who spent the week in Washington at
tending the Unitarian Conference. to |
which she was a delegate, left yesterday !
for Baltimore and Glencoe Md, for |
day or two at the old home of the |
Gilberts before returning to Walpole !
Her sister, Miss Sarah D. Clifton, Of |
Buffalo, who was here also for the con- !
ference, will remain until the middle Of |
next week with relatives in Ontario road +
Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer Moore is |
spending a short time with her son-in- |
law and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. HUI !
bert L. Wigmore, at their quarters at |
Washington Barracks.
Announcement is made of the marriage |
Of Miss Ruth Marion Holt, daughter of |
Lynn, MassG and Mr.. william Thomas !
Pierson, of this CITY, we'll known as a |