The Washington herald., 1911-06-01

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Miss Helen Taft went to Cincinnati
Yesterday afternoon, where she will visit
her aunt. Mrs. Anderson, for a few days.
Miss Heron. the only unmarried sister
of Mrs. Taft, will arrive at the White
House this morning for a visit.
The French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand will close the embassy about June
20 and go to New York, whence
they will sail on June % for France to
spend the summer
A wedding Of much interest in Wash
ington took place last evening at Fort
$50 o o'clock, when Miss Lucy Lees Garrard
! daughter Of Col Garrard. the command
ing officer. became the bride OF Lieut..
Victor S. Foster, Fifteenth Calvary, U. s.
A. Rev. Randolph H. McKim Of the
Chuch of the Epiphany. officiated, in the
presence Of a large and distinguished
company Of relatives and friends. as
sisted by Chaplain Brander. Of the post
The Fifteenth Calvary Orchestra played
the wedding music and the music for
dancing, which followed the reception.
Col. Garrard escorted and gave his
dress white summer uniform of his rank.
as did the bridegroom and his brother
officers Miss Valerie Garrard, sister Of
the BRIDE was the maid Of honor, and
the bridesmaids were Miss Eleanor
Grant, of Cincinnati; Miss Linor Booth,
of Kentucky; Miss Hirshinger, of North
Carolina; Miss Mary White and Miss
Laura White. Of Barnesville. Md. and
Miss Claire Swift. Capt. Howard H.
the ushers were Capt. George w. Kirk
patrick, Capt. Warren Dean. Capt. Julian
R. Lindsay, Lieut. Moose, Lieut.. Overton,
and Lieut.. Russell. all of the Fifteenth
Cavalry. now at Fort Myer.
The bride wore charming gown of
heavy white satin, with much rare old
lace and the lace veil which her grand
mother wore at her own wedding.
1t was gracefully held with orange bios
SONS and she carried white orchids and
lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids wore
yellow satin gowns veiled with lace. and
the maid of honor wore yellow trimmed
with white and carried white blossoms,
while the bridesmaids carried yellow
flowers. The decorations of the building
were a skillful arrangement of flags,
bunting. and palms and flowers. yellow
predominating everywhere. The candles
had yellow shades and the flower decora-
tions were all of white upon the table.
Following the ceremony, a short recep-
ton and dance were held. after which
Lieut.. Foster and his bride left for a
wedding trip in the North. They will
:, make their home at Fort Myer for the
present while the bridegroom's regiment
is stationed there. Among the out-of-
town guests in Washington for the we'd
ding is Mrs. Margaret Hadley Foster, of
Houston, Tex, mother of the bridegroom.
| M, pober, IJo,Ifstar Chairman who
left Washington after closing her home
in Q street last Friday to join Mr.. Chap
man at Victoria. British Columbia, and
stopped en- route to visit relatives in
Cleveland. was taken suddenly i'll on
Saturday in the home of an aunt. and
on Sunday was obliged to undergo an
operation for appendicitis in one of the
Cleveland hospitals Word was received
by friends here yesterday from her aunt
saying she was doing well. and they had
every hope of her speedy recovery.
Countess MoItke has gone to Lancas-
ter Mass, to spend the summer months
with her mother. Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer.
of Boston. Count Moltke will join his
wife about July 1.
Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff has closed her
Washington home and has gone to At
lantic City to visit her son-in-law and
daughter, DR.. and Mrs Cary T. Lang
home at Osterville, Mass, for the sea
! son.
Z Mrs. William Cumming Story. who IL
spending a fortnight at the New Willard
will return to her home in New York
at the end of this week. after being
|. beautifully entertained by her friends
here.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George x. McLanahar
: will close their Washington home this
morning and leave for New Haven, where
they have taken a house. York square
for the month Of June Mr.. McLanahar
, is going there to attend the fifteenth re-
, union of his class at Yale. and he and
Mrs. McLanahan will entertain exten.
sively during the month. They will
then go on to their summer home al
Watch Hill. r. I. Mr.. McLanahan's
mother is already established in her sum.
mer home in the Catskills.
, Mrs. Mason Blunt. Of the Toronto. will
, close her apartment to-day and go tc
West Point, where she will be present al
! the graduating exercises Of her son, VIII
: fred Mason Blunt. They will then go tc
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, Va.
, for the summer months.
: Lieut. Alexander Sharpe. U. 8. N. and
Mrs. Sharpe have returned from theil
bridal trip, and are established at the
navy yard, in the quarters formerly oc.
. cupied by Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard Vain.
wright, tr.
viscount and viscountess de Siboul
have gone to New York to attend the
polo tournament on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs William Phelps Emo will
: close their Washington home the enc
|. of this week and leave on Saturday 70,
Saugatauk. Conn.
Count Felix Brusselle-Schaubeck, Count
Elemer Pajacsevich, and Stephen Hedry
of the Austro-Hungarian Embassy, have
gone to Bar Harbor, the summer home Of
the embassy.
: Mr.. Alfred Horstmann, Of the German
Embassy. who has been abroad all spring
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