The Washington herald., 1912-09-16
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Miss Lucy Hoke Smith, Miss Mary Rad.
ford, Miss Edith McQuade, Miss Dor
othy Smith, Of Vermont; Miss Virginia
Jenkins. Of Virginia, and Miss Elizabeth
Green. OF Chariestown. w. Va. Ensign
Ames Loder, u. 8. N, win be best man.
Mr.. Hinckley Ii stationed on board the
U. s. s. Vermont at the Norfolk Navy
Yard.
The American Consul General al
Berlin and Mrs. Thackara entertained al
dinner on September II, the American
Ambassador at Rome and Mrs Thomas
j. OBrien. who are in Berlin on a short
visit to their daughter. Mrs H. G. Chill
ton, whose husband is attached to the
British Embassy. Among the other
guests were the American> Amba ssador,
Mr.. John G. Leishman, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chiffon.
Miss Therese e. Iselin. eldest daughter
OF Adrian Iselin. will be married to Irwin
B. Laushlin. First Secretary of the
United States Embassy at Berlin. at noon
on Wednesday at the country place of
the brides father in New Rochelle. The
bride will be unattended. and Mr. Laugh
lin will have as best man his brother,
George NJ. Laughlin.
Although the wedding will be a simple
one. 1t is Of widespread interest on ac-
count Of the many friends Of the couple
both here and abroad. The Iselin town
house is at III Fifth Avenue. They have
Deen spending the summer at Newport,
where Mr.. Iselin leased a cottage
Miss Iselin Is member Of the Colony
Club and Is an excellent whip. Mr.
Laughlin Is the son OF the late Mai
George NJ. Laughlin. Of Pittsburg For
ten years he has been In the diplmatic
service His first appointment was to
the Embassy at Tokyo. Japan, where he
remained for three years as Second Sec
retary. He has served at the embassies
at Athens, St Petersburg. Siam, Peking,
and Paris. He Is a graduate Of Yale in
the class Of '93. and is a member OF the
University Club and the Pittsburg Club
Mr.. Laughlin and his bride will sail for
Europe on October /.
The marriage Of Miss Harriet Balfour
Graves, of 2224 F Street. and Mr.. Wilson
Baker. 1r.. will take place at St. Pat
ricks Church, at IL o'clock this morn
Ing. A nuptial mass will be sung, and
Father Guigan will officiate.
The bride. who will be given in mar
riage by her father. Maj Henry T.
Graves. will wear a handsome gown of
dark blue satin trimmed with Oriental
lace, with hat 10 match. and will carry
bouquet Of Bride roses. She will be
attended by Miss Minnie Mankin as maid
OF honor. who will wear a costume of
brown satin. with hat to match. and
carry a large bouquet OF yellow chrysan-
themums. The brides mother. Mrs. Har-
riet T. Graves, will wear a handsome
gown Of black satin and Spanish lace,
with black picture hat trimmed with
plumes
The groom will be attended by Mr..
Carroll Baker as best man. and the ush-
ers will be Mr.. Carl Rathvon. Mr..
Charles Farrell. Mr.. John Deeds and Mr..
John Elder.
The brides grandfather. Gen. James
Porterheld Graves, ninety-three years
old. will he present at the wedding. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the couple
will leave for a honeymoon trip to At
lantic City. and for visit to Mr.. and
Mrs Shaw Waterbury. the latter for
merly Miss Katherine Graves. at their
home in Utica. N. Y. They will be at
home in Washington after October !. at
22l5 Fourteenth Street Northwest.
Mr.. Edward W. Donaldson Of Green
wich, Va. has gone 10 Amendale, Nd.