The Washington herald., 1912-08-14

The President occupied his box at the
ball game yesterday afternoon accom-
panied by Gen. Clarence Edwards. Maj.
Rhoades. his military aid. and Mr.. W.
c. Heron. the brother of Mrs. Taft.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs Beekman Winthrop. who spent
the weekend at Westbury. Long Island.
will return this evening and except for
these weekend visits will remain in
Washington until about the middle Of
September, when they will go for a six
weeks vacation trip.
Autumn weddings hove had an early
beginning, and to-day is as busy one
for Cupid as many Of the October and
November Wednesdays
Miss Helen DuBose. the daughter OF
Medical Director w. r. DuBose, United
States Navy. and Mrs DuBose. will be-
come the bride to-day OF Or Luther
Sheldon jr., assistant surgeon, United
States Navy. al the home Of the bride :
parents in this city, 1850 KalOramd Road.
The ceremony. which will he at l
o clock. will be solemnized by Chaplain
G. Livingston Bayard, United States
mediate families of the couple and a
few OF their intimate friends. Miss Du-
Bose will be given in marriage by her
father and will he attended by her sis
ter. Miss Katharine DuBose az maid OF
honor. The groOm's brother. Mr. She!
don. will act as best man. Following an
Informal reception Immediately after the
ceremony DR.. Sheldon and his bride will
leave for brief wedding trip.
Miss Julia Eta Collins. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V Collins Will
be the first bride today. her marriage
TO Mr.. George Melting, f this city. TAX
.ng place at 3 o'Gock. Toe ceremony
will be performed in the Shrinr Of the
Sacred Heart, with nuptial mass. The
bride will be attended by the sister OF
the bridegroom and by her own sisters.
Miss Mary Kennedy Graham will he
married to-day at the home Of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. F. Worden Graham.
Il Ensign Raymond Clifford Payne /. :.
n, of Indiana, only the family and a few
intimate friends witnessing the Cere-
mony. Miss Graham as a bud Of last
season, and her engagement to Lieut..
PAYNE was announced before the end Of
her first season. The ceremony will be
performed at noon by Rev. Dr. Hal,
assistant rector Of the Church Of the
Ascension. The decoration will be in the
navy colors-yeIlow and blue. The brides
only attendant will be her cousin, Miss
Marion Wellman. daughter of Rev, Ed
win Wellman. of Pittsburg. all of whose
family are hsre for the wedding. After
a wedding breakfast the bride and bride
groom will have a wedding trip of a
month or six weeks They will then he
at home at Old Point Comfort. where
Ensign Payne is stationed, this fall.
Mrs Graham and her daughter returned
a few days ago from their country place
in Virginia.
The marriage of Repre- esentative Will
lam Frances Murray. of Boston. TO Miss
Mary A Lappen. Of Dorchester, Mass.
took place on Friday, August g. in 81.
Church. dorchester. Rev.
Father Meme enihan officiating. The mar
riage came as a great surprise to the
friends of both, as although the engage
ment had been announced they took no
one into their confidence regarding thu
early wedding date. Representative Muir
ray and his bride are expected TO arrive
here tomorrow.
Mrs r. r. Hoes and sons have re-
turned to their Washington home after
4 months visit at Cape May.
The Panama Minister and Nine de
Arias will remain in New York a short |
tine. having gone there to bid bon voy-
1gr to their son. Don Francisco de
rias who sailed with his wife Satur- |
lay for their home in Panama. Upon i
eaving New York the Minister and his |
wife and their younger son, Adolfo. who |
recently from London. will go to |
some resort near by for brief visi: be- |
fore returning to Washington.
Mrs. Charles G. Thorn and family are |
1t Cape May for this month. They will |
-eturn here the first week in September |
Miss Thorn's marriage to Mr.. Jules |
Vale. of st. Louis, will take place in |
he autumn.
The marriage of Miss Frances c. |
Hindmarsh and Mr.. Clarence X. Young |
1as just been announced by Mr.. and Mrs |
Charles G. Duganne, the latter being |
he brides sister. The ceremony was |
performed at the Church OF the Nativity |
August 6. by the Rev. Enoch Thompson. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Young will be at home |
after September 3, at 1873 Massachusetts, |
Avenue Southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S Cohen, of Gal |
weston. Tex, who have been visiting !
Mrs. F. Greenapple here. mother of Mrs !
Cohen, have gone on motoring tour !
before leaving, for their home in Texas
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson, chairman of
he United States Olympic committee in |
he Olympic games at Stockholm, will |
reach New York from Europe this week |
on the Mauretauia. He will have with
him quite a party Of friends, who were
mis- guests cruising and touring follow |
ng the conclusion of the games, among !
them being Admiral and Mrs. VAIN |
wright, DIR. and Mrs. Graeme Hammond. |
Miss Helen Hammond. Miss Eulalia |
Garrison. Miss Katherine Newman, Miss |
Gladys Baker, Miss Julia Wood, Maj !