The Washington herald., 1912-09-22

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Baltimore. last night. The full uniforms
Of the bridegroom and his ushers added
much to the brilliancy OF the scene. The
Rev. Edwin Barnes Nevin officiated. and
] a small reception at the home of this
bride followed the ceremony.
Little Miss Mary Boone Peyton. a niece
| of the bride, and her only attendant.
wore a dainty white lingerie dress. with
a yellow sash, and she carried basket
| of white roses. Lieut.. Stapler's best man
was Lieut.. Louis c. Farley, u. 8. N.
Mr.. Henry Rawle. of New York; Lieut..
Russell Wilson. Lieut.. William BagIey.
Lieut.. F. c. Starr Lieut.. c. w. Minnitz.
and Midshipman Thomas g. Peyton. Q
nephew Of the bride, were the ushers-
/ Mr.. and Mrs A. Minister and little
daughter Mildred are spending several
weeks in Atlantic City at the Hotel Ru-
doif.
| Mr.. Leon Oppenheimer. of Kalorama
Road. has left the city for the University
of Michigan. where he will attend col
lege.
| Mrs. Logan Tucker is the house guest
of Mrs. Walter D. Blabon at her home
in Bryn Mawr. Pa.
| Director General Barrett. of the Pan
American Union. went to New York FRI
day night to be present at the American
Manufacturers Convention. He expects
to return to Washington to-day.
Maj. George J. Newgarden. U. 8. A..
retired, and Mrs. Newsarden have re-
| opened their house, 1853 Massachusetts,
| Avenue. for the season. having spent the
summer at the West Point Hotel, West
Point. n. Y, visiting their sons, who
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Academy.
/ Mr. and Mrs. l. Grosner and family re-
turned Thursday to Washington from
Atlantic City. where they have spent
several months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. Berliner and the Misses
Louise and Alice are home from Europe,
where they spent the summer.
Mrs Ida Lane gave a tea yesterday
afternoon at her residence for her daugh-
ters. Mrs. !. c. Parker and Miss Lane,
! who are leaving in a few days for the
West. Mrs. Parker will spend the winter
| in Dallas, Tex. and Miss Lane will go
| to Topeka, Kans. The home was dec
GRATED in smilax and dahlias. Mrs. Ed
| win B. Miller presided in the dining
room, assisted by Mrs. John Augustus
Brockman and Miss Margaret Beatty.
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Minister have returned
to their home in the city. after a few
| weeks visit in Atlantic City.
| Mr.. Milton Fischer left during the past
week for the University OF Pennsylvania
Lieut.. Hornsby is visiting his parents
here. before returning to his post.
Owing 70 the recent death OF Mime.
Naon. mother OF the Minister from
Argentina, the family Of the Minister
will take no part in the social life Of
| the autumn. The Minister and Nine.
Naon. with their children. have just
| arrived from South America at their
home in Lafayette Square.
! Mrs. S. Oppenheimer and daughter.
Edna spent a few days in Baltimore
during the past week.
Mrs. Emile West spent a week in Balti-
more with relatives.
Mr.. Walter S. Penheld sailed from
New York yesterday for South America.
He will be away about a month.
Mr.. Charles Coleman left yesterday for
New York. He will make a series OF
turning to Washington.
Mrs S. n. Meyer has returned to WASH
ington from a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Levy. of Baltimore.
Mr.. Lawrence Heller, of Thirteenth
Street Northwest, left during the week
to become a student at the University Of
Pennsylvania
The marriage Of John Lloyd Schick. son
Of the Rev. John H. Schick. pastor of
Grace Reformed Church, and Miss Lillian
Beverly Hurst, daughter Of Mrs. Keturah
Moss Hurst and the late Gen. Harris P.
Hurst. which took place In Hagerstown.
Md. last Wednesday. was made public
Friday night.
The young people. both Of whom are
twenty-five years old. met at the Union
Station Wednesday by appointment apd
took the H:45 o'clock train for Hagers-
town. where all arrangements for the
wedding were made. At o'clock that
evening the ceremony was performed by
Rev. c. L. Pate in the parsonage of St.
Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church. Al
though Mr.. Schick is q member Of the
Reformed Church, he acceded to the wish
Of his bride, who is Methodist. to be
married by clergyman Of her own de-
nomination.
Following the ceremony, the newly mar
ried couple sent brief kilograms to their
families announcing their marriage. The
mother of the bride quickly forgave
them, and telegraphed, inviting them to
her home.
Thursday morning the couple returned
10 Washington and went Immediately to
the home of the brides mother at 1923
Lamont Street Northwest. There they
were welcomed by Mrs. Hurst and Mrs.
A-lI
DR.. Schick could not be located yester-
day. It was announced at his home that
he was out Of town.
Mrs ". Hahn. her daughters. Miss Ray
and Miss Beatrice. and her son, Mr.. NIL
ton Kahn, left during the week by way
of New York on the Koenige Albert for
Europe. where they will spend the winter,
going first to Geneva and Kena-
Mrs. Hannis Taylor. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Hannah Taylor. and |
by Miss Elena Calderon, daughter OF
the Minister Of Bolivia, are spending a |
few days at the Hotel Chamberlin. at |
Old Point Comfort, Va
Miss Louise Gruber. Of Baltimore, re-
turned to her home after a months visit |
with her aunt. Mrs. e. kohner.
Mrs. Tom A. williams, wife of DR.. |
williams. will entertain the French dele
gates to the Hygiene Congress at tea |
Tuesday afternoon from to o'clock |