The Washington herald., 1912-06-06

Crawford. Miss Marjorie Smith, Miss
Gertrude Greely Miss Greble. Miss NIL
dred Grsble, Miss McCHntock, Miss An
derson, Rear Admiral Aaron Ward, U.
8. N; Lieut.. Roger wiiliams, U. s. N;
Lledt. Leigh Noyes, U. S. N; Capt.
Thomas s. Rodgers, U. s. N; LIent
Commander David Foote Sells, U. S. N:
Lieut. Commander w. F. Bricker, U. s.
N; Capt. Rogers U, s. N: Capt. Little,
o. s. NJ C.; Maj. Charles L. McCawley.
U. s. NJ c.; Commander BelknRp, U. s.
N: Gist Blair, John K. stauffer. and
Reginald Schroeder
A pretty little wedding took place yes
terday IN Epiphany Church at noon when
Miss Leigh c. Hough, daughter OF DR..
L. F. Hough, was married TO Mr.. Ben
jamIn L. jacobson. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Thomas Huber-Jones
in the presence Of only the relatives and
intimate friends. Spring blossoms
adorned the church, all OF white in a
studdInE Of green and the brides only
attendant was her sister, Miss Marjorie
Gore HouEh. The best man was Mr..
DuPutron, Of the CuIebra Canal Zone
The bride wore a smart suit OF white
whip cord with large white hat trimmed
with white tulle and white feathers. She
wore a bunch OF white sweet peas and
carried q white bound prayer book. The
maid OF honor wore white French null
with large white hat trimmed with tulle
and white wings. She carried Killarney
roses Mrs Hough, mother Of the bride.
wore black satin with large black hat
and feathers. Immediately after the GER
emony the bride and bridegroom left for
their wedding trip and after June Is
they will be at home at The Parker"
corner of Sixteenth and Park Road. Mr..
Jacobson has recently returned from
service OF four years In the Canal Zone
Rev. Charles Wood. pastor OF the
by Mrs. wood, will leave Washington
July /, for jamestown. R. l.. where they
will remain until July a. when they
will sail for Germany. They will re-
turn here October l.
Mrs Mary Butterworth HaZleton, OF
California, is with her mother. Mrs. Ben
jamin Butterheld at the Wyoming for
the spring season.
A pretty wedding took place early yes
terday morning In Southern Maryland.
when Miss Pearl NJ. Davis. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Davis, Of Chap
tIco Nd, vas married to Mr.. George n.
w Boyd, Of Washington.
NuptiaI mass in St Joseph's Church
MorEanza. Md. was celebrated oy
Father Schmidt.
After the ceremony the happy couple
returned TO Hazel Hurst" the home OF
the brides parents, where wedding
breakfast followed. After a wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd will be at home IN
the Worcester Apartment In this city.
Mrs. Lscum, Of New York. widow OF
Gen. Emerson II. LIscum. L. S. A, is in
the city for a few days as a guest Of DR..
and Mrs. William Cline Borden.
Announcement is made OF the mari
age Of Mrs. Matte E. Smith and Mr..
Stephen r Martin oD Saturday. June !.
1872 in Fairfax, Va, by Rev. James N.
Nourse.
The marriage + announced of Miss
Margaret A. Scott. OF this city, to Mr..
Harvey L. Hutchtngs, Of Trenton.
n. J, at noon yesterday in Ham
line N. E. Church by the pastor.
Rev Joseph NJ. NJ Gray. in the presence
OF only the relatives and most intimate
friends The bride entered the church
to the strains Of the Lohengrin wedding
music, played by Mrs. W. L. Evans. She
white silk. and wore a large white lace
hat. trimmed with pink roses. She car
ried a shower Of pink roses and lilies
OF the valley. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. Hutchings and his bride |
left for a visit North and TO Atlantic |
City, and will be at home TO their friends |
after September ! at e34 c Street. Among |
the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Pullen, |
Of Trenton, y. J., mother Of the bride |
groom: Mr.. Raymond Hutchings and Mr.. |
Clarence Hutchings. brothers Of the
bridegroom; Miss Gertrude Houston. of
Chester, Pa, and Mrs Alva Maynard |
and Mrs. Gertrude Maynard. Of Rich |
mond, aunt and cousin Of the bride
The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor |
and Mrs. Nagel. who spent the past few |
days in Charleston. S. c., have returned |
to this city. Mrs. Nagel leaving again |
yesterday. accompanied by their chill |
dren. for their summer home at Marion. |
Mass, where they will be Joined later |
in the week by the Secretary.
Mrs. John Cropper will sail from New
York June 10 for France. where she
will establish her permanent residence.
Countess de Chambrun. wife of the
Military Attache Of the French En-
bassy. with her mother. Mrs. Nicholas
Of Cincinnati. who has been
her guest for several days, left Wash
ngton yesterday for Cincinnati, where
the former will spend several days be-
fore going to New York, where she will
be Joined by. Count de Chsmbrun and sail
Tor France to spend the summer months.
Miss Isabelle Clark. Of New York, is
visiting Mrs. Joseph Letter for few
lays at her Virginia home. Mr.. Letter
5 in New York for a brief visit.
Col. and Mrs. Henry May have taken
/ cottage at Southampton. Long Island,
where they will spend the season.
The members OF Chaplin Union Of the
Uomsn's Christian Temperance Union I
will entertain at a musicale and tea Fri
lay evening. from until 10 O'Clock, at SO
Sixth Street. in honor OF Mrs. Howard
Y. Reed, of Allentown, Pa
The Italian Ambassador and Mar