The Washington herald., 1911-03-23


Charles Bradley, Miss Harriet Crump, an,
Miss Flora Gibson, end men; soloists
Mrs. James G. Hudson and Mrs. Wallac
Streater.
Col Z. Woodruff, Mrs. Woodruff, an,
Miss Grace Woodruff. who have beel
spending some time in the South, hav
returned to Washington and will spen'
several weeks at the Grafton.
Miss Mary F. Hotchkiss and Mr.. Ham
lin F.. Andrus were married Tuesda!
evening at s o'clock at the home of thu
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A
Hotchkiss. 4O4 Riverside drive. New York
Rev. DR.. Terhune, of Millertown, n. Y.
performed the ceremony. Mr.. Andrus /!
the son of Representative John d. An
drus. of Yonkers, n. Y. and played fol
three years on the ale varsity eleven
Miss Ida B. Andrus acted as maid o.
honor and little Dorothy Hotchkiss, sis
ter of the bride, was the flower girl
There were about 100 guests present, anC
after the reception a buffet supper wa!
served. The young people left immedi
ately afterward to spend their honey
moon in the South, and upon their re
turn will reside in Yonkers.
Miss Marthena Harrison will spend
the weekend in Petersburg, Va, in a
house party to be entertained by Miss
Sara Hamilton, who was the guest
during the season of Col. and Mrs
Wheatley.
Mrs. John r. williams, wife OF Lieut.
Col. Williams. L. S. A. entertained al
an informal luncheon yesterday. when
her guests were asked to meet Mrs. Co
lin Campbell. wife of Col. Campbell. OF
England. who is the guest of her moth
err, Mrs. L. u. Letter.
The Austro- Hungarian Ambassador
Baron Hengelmuller will return to
where he has been for the past few
days.
Nine de Lima, wife of the charge
d'affaires of the Brazilian Embassy,
received informally yesterday after
noon. The Charge d'Affaires and Nine.
de Lima will entertain at dinner on
Saturday evening.
Miss Elena Calderon. daughter of the
Bolivian Minister. has issued invita-
lions for an informal card party this
evening.
The Charge d'Anaires of the Argen-
tine Republic and Nine. Villegas will
leave this city on Tuesday and so to
New York, whence they will sail
on the LIST of April for Europe.
| Rear Admiral Willard II. BrOwnsOn,
/. S. ". and Mrs. BrOwnson are now at
Coronado Beach, Cal. where Admiral
Brownson has rapidly recuperated from
| his recent illness.
Mrs. Thomas T. Gaf. who has been
spending some time in Aiken. S. c..
will return to Washington and join
Mr.. Can about the LIST of April.
Prof. and Mrs. George L. Raymond. of
! 1910 y street. have sent out cards an
lnOuncng TIE marriage in Los Angeles on
March ID of their daughter Maybelle
10 Rev. Tyler bennett. pastor of the Los
Angeles Pilgrim Congregational Church
Prof. Raymond has purchased a home,
ia ST James Park. in Los Angeles. Cal.
and hereafter will reside there in winter.
Miss Emma Gray, of The Ontario, has
gone North for a few days TO attend
the wedding of her nephew. Lieut.. Car
roll Paul, L. 5. y. TO Miss Helen NJ.
Longyear. daughter Of Mr.. J. NJ. Long
year. of Brookline. Mass.
4 wedding of much interest in Pitts
burg and Washington was that of Miss
Blanche Mycr and Dr. Edwin +.
Allison, which took place recently
in the DEMONSTRATION Hotel. Phila-
1elphia. The bride is a daughter of the
late Maj. Henry Myer, for many years
connected with the land office at WASH
ington, ID. c. She is prominent in Wash
ington society. having made ner home
there since the death of her father some
years ago. Or. Allison Is a son of Mrs.
Margaret Allison, of Wade avenue,
Washington. Pa. and a member of one
of the oldest and best known families of
Washington His father was the late
Jonathan Allison. The bride is a grad
uate of Washington Seminary. Follow
ing an extensive honeymoon in the East,
DIR. and Mrs. Allison Will take up their
residence on the country estate of the
bridegroom at Hammon;on. n. ].
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ryan. jr.. the
latter formerly Miss Katherine L. Byrne,
of this city. are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a daughter. Mary Cath
crime Ryan.
Her excellency Nine de Carriere,
daughter of the late Richard Henry Saw
age yesterday in New York. announced
the engagement OF her daughter Helen to
Mr. George krupensky, a young Russian
nobleman. scion of one of Russa's proud
est families and largest landowners. The
affIarced have known each other seven
years. Miss de Carriere was born in St
Petersburg. The family estate is in
Odessa, where Miss de Carriere was
reared. She is an exceptionally accom-
plished girl. Besides being linguist, she
is a fine pianist and has a cultivated
voice of superior quality
White House Chapter. American Wom-
ans League. held its usual meeting in its
rooms last night
Mrs. Paul delivered an interesting lee
ture on parliamentary law" and Mrs
Belva Lockwood announced her lecture
to be given to-day in the Lockwood
Building will be on Peace" The re-
mainder of the evening was devoted to
the discussion of plans for the reception
of Prof. colony, art instructor of the
league at St. Louis. His coming to the
Capital to lecture will be a feature in
art circles of this city.