The Washington herald., 1912-08-06

u. 5. n. Much OF her time has been
spent in Washington during the past
year at the apartment of her mother in
the Brighton.
Miss Jessie Willis, daughter OF Rear
Admiral A. B. Willis, U. s. N. is visit
ing her brother-in-law and sister, Maj.
n. c. Burton, u. S. NJ. c., and Mrs.
Burton. in Oakland, Cal. Miss Willis
has been visiting extensively among
friends in the West. and before return
ing to Washington will spend some time
in Los Angeles.
Mrs Beverley r. Mason. her daughter.
Miss Julia Mason. and her son. Richard
Nelson Mason. are at the Colonial Inn.
Ogunquit Me-, for the remainder Of the
summer. The early part Of the summer
was spent by Mrs Mason in the West.
while Miss Mason for several weeks vis-
tied at Kennebunk. Me. Joining her
mother and brother at Ogunquit
The recent marriage at Alexandria,
Va, Of Miss Louise Warthen, daughter
of Alfred warthen, of Kensington. Nd,
to Mr. Maxson. also of Kensington. has
Just been announced. the Rev. DR.. Wat
son, OF the Baptist Church, performing
the ceremony.
The engaeement is announced by Mrs.
Auginette Hasbrouck. OF San Francisco.
OF her niece. Renee Tolson, to Capt.
william T. Davis. Medical Corps, L. S.
a The bride-to-be has been studying
music in Germany for 4 year. DR.. Davis
is stationed in Washington as instructor
at the Army Medical School. but is now
taking a summer course at Vienna, Aus
tria. The wedding will take place in
the fall. the exact date not yet having
been set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Taft Legg
and their infant son are at Hickeryside
Lodge, Lake Skaneateles. Mrs. Legg
was Miss Helen MACPHERSON, daughter
of Mrs Grace w. Mcpherson. of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton have sold
their L Street home and moved into
their new house in oliver Street, Chevy
Chase.
The marriage Of Miss Therese Iselin,
daughter OF Adrian Iselln, to Irwin B.
Iaughlln first secretary of the Amer
lean embassy at Berlin, will take place
at New Rochelle. September Is. The en-
gagement was announced recently.
II is expected that the young diploma
tist and his bride will eventually make
their home In Washington, as Mr..
Laughlin not long ago purchased hand
some building site in the fashionable
northwest residence section OF the city.
Miss Iseln is spending the summer at
Newport with her father and sister, Miss
Louise Iselin. and her fiance is expected
to join her there shortly from his post.
A divorce of considerable interest in
Washington was granted by Judge Ken
nedy. of Omaha, last week, of Henrietta
Sands Anderson, of this city. from Maj
Edward Anderson. Twelfth Cavalry, L.
8. A. Their marriage was one of the
smart social events of the season about
seven years ago.
Myer for some years, where they held
quite a sway in social leadership. Maj.
Anderson was then captain. He was sent
to the Philippines from there, and since
her return from the far-away islands,
Mrs. Anderson has made her home in
Omaha She brought the suit asked no
aIimony. and Mai. Anderson made no
defense. Mrs. Anderson is a daughter of
Mr. Francis p B. Sands. of this city,
whose home is at 1850 Q Street. and
where he has always taken an active
part in social affairs. Mrs Anderson
was one of the most beautiful girls
Washington society has known, and was
easily considered the prettiest bride of
many seasons She is still a beautiful
woman, and gifted with charming man.
ners.