The Washington herald., 1911-06-02
Miss Heron Arrives at the White House to Visit
Her Sister, Mrs. TaH-Mr George de
R0 Host at the Nev Willard


Miss Heron, the only unmarried sis
ter Of Mrs. Taft, arrived at the White
House yesterday for a visit, while Miss
Taft is in Cincinnati, the guest Of an
other aunt. Mrs. Taft is improving. and
is UP every day, although she has not
been downstairs, even lin the elevators.
Mr. George de Ro entertained at din
ner at Willard's last evening in
honor Of the delegates to the International
Union for the Protection OF Industrial
Properties, which finished its sessions
yesterday. Among the guests were the
French Ambassador and Nine. Jusser-
and, the Japanese Ambassador and
Baroness Uchida, the Attorney General
and Mrs. Wickersham, the Bolivian Min
lister and Mime. Calderon, the Spanish
Minister and Nine. Riano. the Charge
d. d'Affaires of Brazil and Nine. de Lima,
the Charge d'Affaires of Persia and Nine.
All Kuli Khan, the First Secretary of
the French Embassy and Nine. de Ia
Rocca, the Assistant Secretary of state
and Mrs. Huntington Wilson. the Coun-
selor OF the British Embassy and Mrs.
Mitchell Inness, the First Secretary of
the Siamese Legation and Mrs. LOTUS,
Miss Mabel Boardman, Mr.. Matsui, Mr..
Aubert, and NJ. Maillard.
An interesting wedding will take place
on Wednesday, June I. in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Br!tton. when
Mrs. Britton's sister, Miss Katherine A.
Reed, who makes her home there. will
be married to Mr.. William B. Chisholm.
Of Charleston, S c. Only the, immediate
families will be present at the ceremony.
which will be quite simple and will be
performed by Rev. DR.. Talbot The
for a wedding trip before going to
their home in the South. Miss Reed
and her sister are N mourning for
their brother, and no festivities have
taken place in connection with the
Col. c. A. Stedman. U. s. A., and Mrs. |
Stedman will leave Washington next
Monday for their cottage at North Hat
ley. Canada, where they will spend the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. william r. Merriam will |
middle of the month and go to their sum- !
ner place at Liberty Furnace. Va, for a |
portion OF the season. Miss Laura Mer-
lam. who expects to make a series of |
Tisits in the New England States, will |
spend portion Of the time with her par
.nts in Virginia.
The marriage of Miss Mary Louise
Rabe. Of this city. and Mr.. John L.
aevercomb, of Culpeper. Va. took place
afternoon at o'clock at the
lome of the brides sister. Mrs. James !
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father Clarence E. Wheeler. Of the Holy
Comforter Church. oficiated. Miss Mary
elizabeth Barrett. niece OF the bride,
lcted as maid Of honor, and Richard L.
'onner. nephew. acted as best man.
The house was decorated with palms and
ed and white carnations. Among the
ut-of-town guests present were Mrs
'harles Hit, Miss Lizzie Hackson, and
iiss Reba Yowell. Of Culpeper. Va. and
Iiss Minnie Engus. Miss Tillie Smith,
diss Louise Engus. Miss Aggie Stroble.
nd Mr.. John Stroble Of Baltimore. Fol-
owing the ceremony, q luncheon was
erved. and later in the day the young
ouple left Washington for a wedding trip
through the South. They will make their
uture home IN Culpeper
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mcclintock, Of this
ity. are in New York to meet Mr.. Nc
'lintock's mother. Mrs. Walter l. NC
OF Pittsburg. who is expected
o arrive from abroad on the steamship
ieorge Washington.
Chief Justice and Mrs Edward d.
White will spend the summer at Port
Iope. Canada, where they will go as soon
8 the Chief Justice returns from a trip
o Louisiana.
Miss Madeleine Oldfield Bradley, daugh-
er Of Mr.. Robert Edmond Bradley, and
dr. Richard H. Micou, OF Virginia. were
married yesterday afternoon at o'clock
n the little sanctuary Of the Cathedral
lose at Mount st. Alban, in Tennaly-
own, Rev. Charles Warner officiating
he ceremony was attended by a small
Of relatives and intimate
riends. The bride was escorted and CIV
n in marriage by her father. She wore
tailored suit of violet linen, with a
mall hat OF the same shade, and carried
bouquet Of orchids. Mr. Paul Micou
-as his brothers best man. Following 1
he ceremony a reception was held at
.auscher's. and later in the evening Mr..
nd Mrs. Micou left Washington for a (
oneymoon trip in the North. They will
e at home after June q at the Pasa-
ena, on Adams Mill road. Among the '
ut-of-town guests at the wedding were I
Ir. and Mrs. R. w. Micou, parents of 4
ne bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. John Dam ,
Il. of Seminary Hall, Va, and Mrs. A. A.
Iealy, OF New York.
Lieut.. Charles 9. B. Price. U. s. NJ c.,
nd Mrs. Price will be the guests of Mrs.
rice's mother, Mrs T. K CUNNINGHAM,
,r the weekend.
The wedding OF Miss Edith Lowell
oyle, daughter Of Mrs. Coyle and the
tie Randolph Coyle. formerly assistant
nited States district attorney, and Mr..
Emile Matthes, of the United J
lates Geological Survey. will take place Y
7ednesday. June Z. at noon. at the home
: the brides uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
RS. s. K. Radford, Of B24 Thirty-first :
rect Rev. G. Freeland Peter, of the :
piphany Church, will perform the cere- s
ony in the presence Of a small COM !
my Of relatives. The bride. who wiIl1
. escorted by her brother. Mr. William
afford Coyle, of Bethlehem, Pa, will r
attended by her cousins. Miss Mary II
Id Miss Sophie Radford. Mr. Walter
Mendenhall will act as best man AL
nall reception will follow the wedding II
remony. and later In the day Mr.. |
atthes and his bride will leave Wash :
gton for the Pacific Coast. where the
rmer s. making a survey Of Mount :
ainier. In Washington State. They will :
turn to Washington in the, early win