The Washington herald., 1911-09-13

Lieut.. Stanley NJ. Rumbough, L. s A.,
one Of the aids at the White House
whose engagement to Miss Elizabeth Col
gate, Of Tannersville. n. Y, and New
York City, has been announced, will be
married to Miss Colgate on September q
at Tannersville. They will have a brilliant
military wedding, and will leave shortly
afterward for a trip TO Europe. There
will be eight groomsmen in their mill
tary uniforms and eight bridesmaids.
The bridegroom-elect has secured leave
of absence OF six months, most OF which
time will be spent IN Spain.
Former Representative and Mrs. Edwin
DENLY. of Detroit, the latter formerly Miss
Marion Thurber, OF that city, daughter
of the private secretary TO President
Cleveland, have returned from their wed
ding abroad. and after spending a short
time in their home in Detroit, went to
the Huron Mountain Club for a visit last
week. and will go later to Muskoka Lake
before settling down for the winter.
The marriage Of Miss Blanche Esteue
| Kimball daughter Of Mr.. William H.
Kimball Of this city. to Mr.. Lee B. Len
non took place yesterday at noon in the
lexington Presbyterian Church, Rev.
H E. Brundage officiating. Only a small
| company of relatives and close friends
were present and there was no reception.
! The church was handsomely decorated
with palms, asparagus vines and white
roses and other blossoms. The bride wore
a tailored suit OF brown broadcloth with
hat OF the same shade and carried Or
| chids and viOletS They left Immediately
after for a wedding trip. They will be
at home at the Lehman apartment house
after November lst.
Commander Archibald Davis. U S N,
and Mrs Davis, have returned to Wash
ington from Philadelphia. where Com
mander Davis has been stationed at the
League Island Navy Yard for several
years. and will spend the winter in this
| city. They have taken the house 1903
| Twentieth street, which they will take
possession of on their return from Mag
! nOlia. Mass. where they have been spend
| ing several weeks. Mrs. Davis spent the
| summer there with her father, Mr..
| Francis C. Cotton. OF this city Miss
| Marjorie Cotton, who acts as hostess for
her brother. the governor of Porto Rico,
arrived at Magnolia recently for a visit
with her relatives, and will return here
about October lst with her father for a
| short time.
The American Minister at Copenhagen
gave n farewell dinner to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Perkins on August 80.
Among the guests were Admiral de
Richelieu. Baron and Baroness de Lager
crantz, the baron was formerly Swedish
Minister to Washington; Sir Conyngham
and Lady Lily Greene. Mr.. G.. D. O'Reilly.
assistant to the governor general OF the
Philippines; Mr.. Norval Richardson. Miss
Ferraline Perkins. Lieut.. Rested, Miss
Carmel, and Mr.. Gerald Egan.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred H Marsh have
returned to their apartments in the
LonsdaIe, in California street. from
Jacksonville Fla. where they were re-
Gently called on account Of the death
Of Mrs. Marsh's mother. Mrs. Henry
Robinson.
DR.. William J. R. Thonssen. a delegate
to the Esperanto Congress recently in
session at Antwerp. Belgium. has re-
turned from his travels in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maley. OF Newton
street, Brookland, D. c.. announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Inez Legg
to Dr. Emmett ]. Lawler. Of Norfolk.
Va. Saturday. September 9. at ST. An
Father Williams, pastor.
Or. and Mrs. Charles W. Richardson
have returned TO their suburban home,
after a six weeks absence in the West.
Miss Amy Richardson will Join her par
ents here late in the week, after visits
among friends in the North.
Mrs James A. Bayard and her son-in-
Underwood, have returned to their apart
ment in the Wyoming. after spending
some time at Mountain Lake Park.
Mr. Elliott Gorgas and Mr.. Wray De
PREF, both Of Shelbyville. Ind. spent
couple of days in Washington at the New |
Willard this week. on their way to New |
York, from where they will sail for Eng |
land, on their way around the world !
They expect to return to their homes In |
Indiana the 1st of July.
Mrs Yung Kwai, wife OF the first Sec |
7 atary of the Chinese legation. went to
Springheld. Mass, on Saturday to make |
a visit to her family. She accompanied |
Mr. Yung Kwai as far as New York, |
where he went to meet the Chinese ad-
miral and staff of the war snip Hal Chi.
Paymaster Edmund w. Bonnafron, U.
s. N. and Mrs. Bonnaffon are on their
way to Washington, after long resi-
dence in San Francisco and the Philip
pines. They have been absent ever
since their marriage in this city few
years ago. They will spend some time
with Mrs Bonnafron's mother. Mrs.
William H. Clagett. Lieut. Bonnafron
has been appointed chief paymaster Of
the North Atlantic squadron. Mrs. Bon
naffon was formerly Miss Gertrude Cla-
gett, one Of the most popular girls OF her
set.
Mrs. E. A. Haines, who is spending
short time with Mrs. ]. E. Gilbert at
1903 r street, will be at home and pleased
to see her friends this evening, previous
to her departure for the winter, some
time next week.
Much sympathy is extended to Mrs.
HIlles, wife. Of the secretary to thel
President, in the death Of her father. {
Mr. Whitley, of Lancaster, Ohio, which
occurred the first of the week. He had
been I'll for a long time and the end
was not unexpected. Mr.. Hilles had but
lust returned to Beverly from his fort
IA raNafVad Wnfd |