The Washington herald., 1912-10-10
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Il ~ Rresinss5t aua Ma 1hft. vho ~
|tMteyiag . motoe- tfjp through tha Bark
n Ish1s1 ana thesWhl1s NeuutsinSv aceem-
II paased by lCi0 MID BoardmGn and
! Nat. Rhcads, - PrsGtdsnts psrsooal
aid, arrived II ne Mount Wsshingtou
h HstsI Ct prsetoa Woods. N. H.. yester-
| day ID dine for dinner ana spent the
H night thees. They started early this
mornina for Beverly 70 board the Nay
II flower for New York. whore the Presl-
l dent u 10 review the naval parade.
MIS- Helen Tar. during the abosnce Of
n the President and her mother, 10 enter
tanning Mis- Martha Bowers daughtes
Of the late Solicitor General Lloyd Bow-
ers, ut the summer White House In Hev-
II erly. Miss BoWers accompanied 4tsa
Taft on her recent Western trip.
The Lord Bishop Of winchester and his
wife, the Hon. Ars Talbot. were the
! guests Of honor at dinner given BY the
h Hon. Henry White. former American
!, Ambassador to Fr1hce, and Mrs White.
Among those at the dinner were the
! Bishop Of washingtop. the Right Rev. Al
/ fred Harding. and his sister-in-law. Miss
Douglass, and Miss Talbot:
1 Later in the evening the distinguished
| English churchman and his wife were
i entertained At q reception given oy
| Bishop Harding at his residence In Aas-
sachusetts Avenue. The spacious rooms
Of the bishops house were oecStiroay
! decorated with pink roses ana chrysan-
/ themums in tall vases Receiving with
| the Bishop and Miss Douglass was Mrs.
MCGOWAN, wife of Rear Admiral John
MCGOWAN, u. 8. N, retired.
| Among the guests invited were the
4 Secretary of Commerce and Labor and
| Mrs. Nagel: Admiral Of the Navy and
1 Mrs. Dewey; the Assistant Secretary OF
| War and Mrs. Oliver; Mrs. Julian
| James: Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Glover; MI.
| and Mrs. william Corcoran HUI; the
| Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith and Mrs.
| smith; the Rev. DR.. r. H. McKim ana
Mrs. McKim; Judge Alexander Hagner:
| the Rev. DIR. C. Ernest Smith and 3rs.
smith; the Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott 81 tn:
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Church; the REV.
DR.. ]. Henning Nelms: Col. George
| True.dell; the Rev. DR.. w. L. De Vries;
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Randall Webb; Brig. Gen. John
NJ Wilson. u. s. A.. retired. and Miss
Waller; Rear Admiral MCGOWAN. and the
other CLERGY Of the Diocese Of washing-
ton and wives and the members OF the
Cathedral Council.
Mrs. Edwin s. Curtis has announced
the engagement OF her daughter. Miss
Helen Curtis. to Mr. Halford Woodward
Park. Of New York Miss Curtis IL .
daughter Of the. late Maj Edwin 8. Cur
tis. U. s. A., and a Granddaughter Of the
late Rev. John W. French, professor OF
law and ethics, and chaplain for many
years at the United States Military
| Academy at West Point. N. Y. No date
has been set for the wedding.
| A beautiful wedding was solemni.sd
last night when Miss Helen chandlee.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wnl H.
chandlee. was married to DR.. Samuel
Jay rurnbull, u. s. n. at st. Stephens
Episcopal Church. the rector, the Rev.
George F. Dudley, ohiciating. The or
Esnist Of the church. Mr.. Stoddard.
riayed the wedding march and musi-
| cal programme before the ceremony.
Just before the entrance OF the wedding
party Q song written for the occasion by
tie bride. ''Oh. Rose! Ny Rose" was
played. During the ceremony Mr.. Stod-
derd played -Oh. Believe Ne. II All
Those Endearing Young Charma" The
Evening Song completed the pro-
gramme.
The pretty bride. who was escorted ana
given away by her father. wore an ex-
quisite gown Of white crepe meteor,
draped with handsome duchesse lace. ana
her tulle veil was fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried q shower ooo-
ouet Of white roses and lilies OF the
valley. Miss Dorothy Holbrook. her
maid of honor. was dressed In yellow
crepe meteor. and carried Q large bou-
quet Of yellow roses.
Mr. Barton Pitts Turnbull, Of Florida.
was his brothers best man. The ushers.
who all wore their dress uniforms. were
Lieut.. Alfred T. Upshur. Lieut. Samuel
r. Creighton, Lieut.. John F. Coulter. and
Lieut.. Kerwin w. Kinard, all OF the
Medical Corps. U. 8. A.
After the ceremony At the churcn an
informal reception was held at the home
of the brides parents, In Lanter Place.
~he house was artistically decorated with
autumn leaves. roses and palms. and
buffet supQer was served. Mrs Turn
bulls going-away costume was a strictly
tailored brown suit. with styhsh nat OF
tie same color. After November 1 DR..
and Mrs. Turnbull will reside at Fort
Leavenworth, where the former 10 sta
toned.
Baron de Bode, military attache Of the
Russian Embassy. and his sister. Baron
ess Elizabeth de Bode. have given up
their house on o Street and are spending
the last week Of their stay here at the
Portland, as they sail for Europe on
October 19. On landing Baron de Bode
will 70 to st. Petersburg. The Baron
and his sister will be greatly missed in
Washington. for during his five-year de-
tail here they have made hosts Of
friends.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John McGow-
an. after spending the first part Of the
summer at the Warm Springs. w. Va,
and the latter part in the Catskills,
have returned to Warrington and opened
their house on Sixteenth Street. where
they will soon be Joined by Miss Anna
MCGOWAN. who 10 at present visiting I'M
Philadelphia.