The Washington herald., 1911-09-22
Miss Sauie Agnes HarIow Becomes the Wife of
\Francis r. WeILer-Mr and Mrs. Num-
ford Touring from White
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Sulphur Springs.

Mrs. Charles D. Drayton entertained
at cards yesterday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. z. D. Edmonston, OF Baltimore.
who Is spending this week with her
mother, Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick.
Mrs. Drayton had tea following the
cards. Mrs. Edmonston was formerly
Miss Martha Hendrick, one Of the most
popular girls in the resident set She
and her young son came over the first
of the week, on Mrs. Hendricks return
with her two unmarried daughters, from
a house party at The Plains. Va, where
they were the guests of their cousin, Mr..
Irving Munfor1, of New York, at his
country place, "Airyview." which is one OF
the most beautiful in Northern Virginia.
Miss Helen Hendrick will join a house
party at Lake Hopatcong, n. j., at the
end OF this week
Mr.. and Mrs Edward S. Munford will
return to their country place, Cedar
Croft" on the Rockville pike, near Wash
ington, this week, from the White Sui
phur Springs, where they have spent the
summer. They are making the trip
through the mountains and country by
easy stages, driving their handsome team
and stopping at the various mountain
resorts and the country homes Of friends.
Miss Munford, who will be a debutante
Of this season, and her brothers are at
last week. Miss Munford was one OF the
bellies uf the White Sulphur Springs this
summer.
Mrs. Theodore Noyes and her daugh-
ters hSce returned from their summer
outing IN ths North, and are again in
their New Hampshire avenue home. Mr.
NoyeS. who made the trip to South At
rIca this summer, will return home at
the end Of October.
Mrs. Aleshire and Misses Marjorie and
Dorothy Aleshire, who are in their Wash
ington home for a few weeks. will sail
for Europe September 30, to spend the
winter in Paris. Miss Dorothy Aleshire
will enter school there.
Mrs. Alexander T Britton and family
will give up the cottage at Southampton,
Long Island, which they have occupied
this summer. and go to New York next
week. After a short visit there they will
return to their home in Connecticut ave
nue.. Mrs. A. T. Hensey. cousin Of Mrs
Rritton. returned this week from a short
visit with her. following Immediately aft
er the death OF her mother, Mrs. Rheem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crittenden Marriott and
Miss katherine Marriott have returned
to Washington and reopened their home
at 1911 Twenty-fOurth street northwest,
after a sojourn of four months in Can
ada and Michigan. near Detroit. They
came back by way of the Thousand
Islands and Montreal.
Mrs E c. Brooks will return to Wash
ington the list of October from Cape Cod.
Her daughters, Mrs Lucien Warren
johnson and Miss Dorothy Brooks. re-
the Brooks home where Mrs. johnson
will be for a short time. Miss Brooks
will be presented to society this winter
by her mother.
st. Mary's Church, in Alexandria, was
the scene at noon yesterday OF a very
quiet wedding. which united in marriage
Miss Sallie Agnes Harlow. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hester Harlow. of
that city. and Mr.. Francis r. Weller. Of
Washington. Rev. Father H. J. Cutler,
pastor Of the church. off1ciated.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and was attended by a maid
Of honor. Miss Margaret Normolvle. Her
bridal gown. we'll suited to her girlIsh
beauty, was a princess robe of d'Alen-
con lace made on foundation OF ivory
white satin veiled in chiffon. Her tuIle
veil was caught with orange blossoms,
and she carried a shower bouquet of or
chids and lilies If the valley. Miss Nor
moyle wore 4 modish bridesmaids frock
Of pink crepe meteor. and carried Kill
larney roses. Mr.. NJ. A Weller. of
Washington, acted as his brothers best
man.
The ceremony was followed by a we'd
ding breakfast. at which only the we'd
ding party and members of the two inn
home of the BRIDES parents, AL Prince
street.
MIR. and Mrs. Weller left for an ex-
tended trip South, and on their return
will be at home after November Ist at
The Burlington.
The bride is the only daughter q Mr.. !
and Mrs. Harlow. Mr.. Weller, who is
he son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 1. Weller. OF
Seward square, is one OF the best known |
ioung professional men In Washington. |
Much sympathy is extended to DR.. |
Ind Mrs. Scott Breckenridge, nee Bayne, !
because of the death of the former
mother, the wife of Gen. ]. c. Breck- |
nElOSe, "nlCh occurred at North !
Iatley, Canada. on Tuesday. The re-
Mains Of Mrs. Breckenridge viii be taken |
o her home, Lexington, KY. Gen. and |
Mrs. Breckenridge have been prominent
nd well known in Washington for many |
ears. especially during the Harrison |
administration. Mrs. Breckenridge was |
ousln of the late Mrs. benjamin Har-
ison, the first wife Of President Har-
ison.
Rev. Charles Wood, pastor of the |
;hurch of the Covenant. who spent the |
in a trip to South America, WIN |
eturn to Washington October l.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Evans have is
ued invitations for the marriage of their
laughter, Carrie Lucille, TO Mr.. Henry |
JtIey Milne. on Wednesday, October 4,
t 7:SO in the evening. in the chapel of
he Nativity, Fourteenth and Massachu-
etts avenue southeast
Mrs. Robert Bacon, wife OF the United
tates Ambassador to France, who has
pent the summer in the Bacon home
n Long Island, will close her season
here with large ball on September 30.
Mrs. Samuel Kimberly has returned to