The Washington herald., 1912-05-11

I LAlIuk r AELs u24|nAEA u ANINlN1IuAAAAF
and Mrs. John R. Farr. OF Scranton, Pa
and Mr.. Robert A Beggs. jr., Of Phila
delphia- The ceremony viii be performe'
at noon In the Washington home OF tn
brides parents. 4 IN Columbia Road, a
noon to-day by Rev. william D. Moss
pastor OF the Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church, IN the presence OF tn
members OF the families and few int
mate friends. They will have no attend
ants. A breakfast win follow and tn
bride and bridegroom will leave imme
diateiy afterward for a short honey
moon trip. They viii sail on June l 70
a trip abroad. and viii be at home .
the autumn IN Philadelphia, where tn
The marriage Of Miss Katherine schuy
Ter Eastwood. daughter of the late Or
James G. Eastwood, a well-known ply
sician OF this city. 70 Mr.. Frank Morri
Boyle, Of Baltimore. formerly Of this city
will take place this afternoon az o'clocl
In the home OF the brides mother. II
Ontario Road. Rev. George Fiske DudleI
ofiiciating. There viii be no attendants
Only the families and the most intimatl
friends win be present, and after small
reception the bride and bridegroom VII
leave for q trip North. After June the,
I Viii De ~ nome HI AlIl 81 raul GIIC6l
where they viii board for the summer.
Miss Evelyn Malcolm. daughter Of J
c. Malcolm. Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road. viii be married on June 10 to Mr.
Horace Mcpherson Jacques. The wed
ding will take place in the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church and viii be a large
one. Miss Malcolm is a prominent
teacher in the public schools and viii
take with her the best wishes OF hos
of friends when she goes TO her new
home In Niagara Falls, Canada. Many
social events have been planned In hel
honor before the wedding day, The
bridegroom is electrical engineer with the
Ontario Power Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville r. Fortescus
are receiving congratulations on the ar.
rival Of a second daughter. on Thursday
morning, May Q. in the home Of Mrs
Fortescue's father. Mr.. Charles ]. Bell
in Connecticut Avenue. Mrs. FortescuS
was formerly Miss Grace Bell.
Miss Elizabeth coIhoun and Mrs
Margaret Hatch. are spending a fort.
night at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City
Miss Leila Tingle. of New York. is the
Mrs Henry A. Seymour. Miss Rae
NJ. Seymour. and Miss Helen w. Sey-
mour, Of this city, will sail to-day on
the KONG Albert from New York for
Naples.
Mrs NJ. C. Gardner has announced the
engagement Of her daughter, Yirginis
X, to Mr.. G. Walter Smith, Of Scran-
ton. Pa The wedding win take place
in Calvary Baptist Church, June q.
Mrs. Edith White. of Detroit, has an
nouneed the engagement OF her daugh-
ter. Bessie NJ, to Mr. Franklin Davis,
Of this city. The wedding will take
place In Detroit, June 10.
Mrs. Roger s. G. Bouten will enter
tain at tea this afternoon from, S 20 7
O'Clock at her residence, I7sl Lamont
street, in honor Of Miss Alice Gates
BouteII, daughter OF the American Rim
Esfer TO Sw1tzerIand ana MRS. Bouteu.
who is her house guest for several weeks.
Miss Boutell, whose engagement to Mr..
J John wood Brooks Ladd. OF Boston, was
announced recently made her debut IN
Washington two seasons ago. when her
father was a member OF the House or
Representatives.
The Swiss Minister, DR., Ritter viii
be host at dinner in honor Of the dele
gates to the Red Cross Conference to-
morrow evening.
The Chinese Minister ana Nine. Chang
ana their FAMILY have returned TO WASH
ington after spending some time in
DffIadelnhfa and NaW York
Dr. and Mrs. William Redus, OF Mis-
sissippi, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Ray Redus. to En-
sign Harrison Randolph Glennon, U. s.
N. son OF Capt. Glennon. OF this city.
Representative and Miss Cannon are
spending some time in Illinois. Mr.. Can
non will return to Washington to-mor-
row, but Miss Cannon will remain several
weeks longer.
At the reception at the Congressional
Club yesterday afternoon the feminine
contingent of the Red Cross Conference
were the guests Of honor. Mrs. z. w.
Roberts, wife of Representative Roberts,
OF Massachusetts,, president of the club.
headed the receiving line and made the
Mrs. Claude U. Stone, wife
of Representative Stone. OF Illinois, and
Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet, wife of Representa-
tive Sweet, OF Michigan, presided at the
daintily appointed tea table, and assist
ing in the entertainment of the guests
were Mrs. Claude Swanson. wife Of Sena-
tor Swanson. of Virginia; Mrs. SulZer.
wife of Representative Sulzer. OF New
York: Mrs. Taylor wife of Representative
Taylor. OF Colorado; Mrs. Vreeland. wife
Of Representative Vreeland, Of New York;
Mrs. Underhili. wife of Representative
Underhill of New York, and Mrs. Joseph
z. Thropp. The decorations throughout
the clubhouse were of wild honeysuclSle
and dogwood blossoms.
The Second Secretary OF the German
Embassy and -Mme% Keinlin and their
children will go to New York the latter
part Of the month. and on the sOth Nine.
Kienlin and the children will sail for
their home in Germany. where they will
be Joined some time in June by Dr.
Kienlin.
Col. and Mrs. Garrard have as their
guests at Fort Myer Mrs. Garrard's aunt.
Mrs. A. B. Sharpe. OF Carlisle. Pa Miss
Garrard returned to Washington and has
Joined her parents after a months visit
to Mrs. Pruyn and Miss Pruyn. at Al
bany. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Leupp have
opened their villa at Tyringham, Mass,
for the summer
Brig. Gen. David S. Gordon. U. S. A.,
retired. and Mrs. Gordon. have taken an
apartment in the Marlborough Blenheim.
Atlantic City for thu summer