The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14

vessel is named
 Miss Helen Kate Pearl has sailed for England, where she will stay for several weeks. She will be joined later by Miss Kate Hayden Of Washington, who spens the last winter with relatives in Port land, Ore. They will make a tour of the continent together.
 Mrs. E. R. Kellog, wife of Brig. Gen. Kellog, United States army, retired, of l Toledo, O., Is the guest of her daughter,
 Mrs. w. R. M. Kellog. at the Mendota.
 Mrs. L. J. Smith has returned to
 Washington after sojourning with her
 daughter, Mrs. Davis, and family, for sev-
 eral weeks during which time they made
 visits to Fort Leavenworth, Kan, Pacific Grove, Monterey and San Francisco, where Captain Davis is now on duty at i. the Presidio. Mrs. Smith is at present located at the New Fredonia. The marriage of Miss Augusta Ec- clesten Murray, daughter of the late Ed
 ward Murray and of Mrs. Murray of Ell
 bank, Howard county, to MT Edwin Poe, lson of the late Robert Poe, will take lplace Saturday, May 20, at Emmanuel church. Owing to the recent death of | O. Houston Eccleston, the wedding will be very. quiet one, with no reception of any kind.
 Mr. and Mrs. John ". Graham of Swarthmore announce the engagement of their daughter, Mae S. Graham, to Mir H. Edgar Barnes. Miss Graham is we'll known socially and is a horsewoman of note. Mir. Barnes Is member of the i4o4 lF Tl1x H., ,l~T-. | University of Pennsylvania and now one of the faculty of the university, and also a prominent churchman of Philadelphia He is the son of Mir and Mrs George w. Barnes of Washington and was educated l in Washington prior to his entrance in the University of Pennsylvania. 1 Miss Mollie Dodge, youngest daughter | of MT. and Mrs. Harrison Howell Dodge | of Washington, will be one of the summer brides Her engagement to Mir Cushing I of Connecticut is among the announce ments The marriage will take place soon after MT. Gushing is graduated from Oxford college, England Mrs Dodge and daughter have been absent from the cap ital all winter. spending part of the sea- son in Charleston, s. C. | Miss Caroline Shepard, daughter of I Justice Seth Shepard. and MT John w. F Falson of New York will be married on Saturday, May 20, at 4:S0 o'clock at the family residence on Massachusetts ave- nue.
 l Miss Helen Otis of Chicago will be the maid of honor and Mir Sherwood Falson of Cincinnati will be best man for his brother.
 Mime. Ritter, wife of the Swiss minis ter will sail for Europe on May 9, to spend the summer at her home in Switz- erland.
 Miss Grace Thyson, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Hermanus G. Thyson, and MT. Dal-
 las Ora Southvorth of Cleveland, O., will be married on May 23 The ceremony will l be performed at the home of the bride at 80 D, m.. and reception will follow. | This date also is the fourtieth wedding anniversary of the brides parents. and the reception in part will be a celebration of their wedding anniversary by MT and
 Mrs. Thyson.
 MT. and Mrs. Julian c. Dowell of Mount
 Pieasant street have announced the en-
 gagement of their daughter. Elizabeth to MT. George Edward Fox of New yor, The wedding will take place in the early fall.
 The marriage of Miss Edith Coyle, ldaughter of MT. and Mrs. Randolph Coyle. and MT Francis Emil Matthes will take
 place at high noon Wednesday, June [
 Miss Francis c. Eversman has an-
 nounced the engagement of her daughter.
 Marsaretta Mary, to MT James Francis Chrley of Massachusetts.
 Miss Eversman is a sister Of Mir John C. Eversman of Washington and Illinois
 The date for the wedding has not been | set.
 The engagement of Miss Olivia Thorn dike and MT Nathaniel s. Simplxins. IF , is announced from Boston. Miss Thorn, 1, dike is the elder daughter of Mr anc Mrs. John L. Thorndike of Marlboro street Boston. MT. SimplSins is a. son , of Mir. and Mrs. Nathaniel & Sinn,xins of Beverly Farms. formerly of Washing ton.
 Mrs. Thomas Huffman Sherley, mother . of Representative Swager Sherley of Ken lucky, who. has returned to Washington : from an extended trip to New York and Philadelphia has as her gtAest at the New Willard, where she has spfnt the winter
 Miss Frances Patts of philadelphia. ]. 4 sss-. A. {. .s < <
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