The Washington herald., 1912-10-16

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eootest votea.
Berger, brother-in-iaw and sister of the
bride. After . wedding breakfast At the
home Of the bride. DR.. and Mrs.. Balm
left for . honeymoon trip In the North.
They vili Be At home At the Atlantic
after November I.
Nra A Harmon Wilmer and Miss
Bessie r. Stone reached Washington yes
terday morning. They will remain at
tie Grafton until their house In Six
tesnth Street 10 opened.
Capt. and Mrs. J. p. Robinson arc re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth Of
10 daughter on Monday morning. Mrs
Robinson was formerly Miss Edna Mac
Murray. daughter Of Mrs. Junius Mac.
Murray. Of Sheridan Circle.
Dr. and Mrs. w. Sinclaire Bowen gave
Up their apartment At Stoneleigh. Court
yesterday, and are at the Hotel Grafton.
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will come
to Washington early in November and
open their residence in New Hampshire
Avenue.
Judge Wendell p. Stafford, Of the Su-
preme Court Of the District. and Nra
Stafford, after spending the summer at
Bennington. Vt. have returned to this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. william Henry and
their daughter. Miss Anita Henry. have
returned to Washington. They spent the
early part Of the summer in Europe. and
the last SIX weeks At the White SulphuU
Sprin9A w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caief and the
Misses Lueie and Emily Calef. Of this
city. who are on an extensive motor tour
OK New England. have bsen staying At
the Mount Washington Hotel. Breton
Woods. N. H.. for the last few days.
The Military Attache of the Spanish
Legation and Nine. de Urcollo have taken
an apartment for the winter At the Kene-
saw.
A youthful romance came to . happy
conclusion yesterday when Mis- Ruth
Wynne. daughter Of former Postmaster
General and Mrs. Robert J. wynne.
was married to Mr.. Austin Smith in
London. A cablegram announced the
fact to the brides father. In this city.
who promptly cabled his congratulations.
Mrs.. wynne and her daughter have
been in London for several months, and
II ID SAID that the marriage yesterday
was with her full knowledge and con-
sent. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ronald
French, Of London. the latter formerly
Miss Ida Wynne. sister Of the bride, wit
LEASED the marriage.
Mr.. Smith. who 10 reported to be very
wealthy. 10 a graduate Of Beaumont Col
lege. Windsor, England. He is well
known in the hunting field. and owns
. number Of thoroushbreds. and is pop
ular In society. His bride, who made
her debut several seasons ago. is one Of
the most attractive and interesting girls
In Washington society. and whiIo her
marriage 1T this time was q surprise to
her many friends in this city. 1t was not
entirely unexpected.
Another wedding which will interest
Washington society will take place to-
day In Trenton. N. j.. when Miss Helen
RoebHns. daughter Of Mr.. Charles G.
Roebling. will marry Mr.. Charles Ser
eeant Tyson. jr. Owing to the deep
mourning for her brother, who was
drowned on the Titanic. Miss Roebling
will be married quietly At her fathers
homo.
Tho Rev. Hamilton Schuyler. rector of
Trinity Church. will omciate. Miss
RoeblinS will be attended by Miss Mar
garet Coulter. Of Gfeensburs. Pa. ~
maid Of honor. and Mr.. Tyson win have
a. his best man Lawrence PrensIe. of
given in marriage by her father. The
ceremony will be witnessed by only the
Immediate families. both Of whom are in
deep mourning. and by . very few inti-
mate friends Among those expected to
be present are NJ. and Mrs. F. w.
Roebling, the Misses Allison. United
States Senator and Mrs. F. o. Brisga
Col. and Mrs. Washington A. Roeblins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl @. Roebling. Mr.. and
Mrs.. F. w. Roebling. jr., Mrs. F. A. c.
Psrrins and the Misses Perrine. Mr.. and
Mn. william T. White. Mr.. and NrA
Richard Mccall Cadwalader. jr., Mrs-
James B. Breese. Misses Elise and May
o. Breese. James B. Breese, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Harmar. Miss. Frances II. Dickin-
SON, Miss Mary X. Webster. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Ser8eont Tyson. OF "a 00otn
Eighteenth Street. and other near rela-
lives Of Mr.. Tyson.
Mrs. Leutse. wife of Rear Admiral
Eugene Leutse. U. 8. NJ. retired. and
Miss Marion Leutle have taken an apart
msnt at the Highlands for the next
month while looking for permanent res
idence here.
The District Of Columbia Section Of the
Woman's National Democratic League
has completed arrangements for benefit
performance 1t the Columbia Theatsr on
the night Of Monday. October q. The
play win be The Real Thing" with Hen
rietta Crosmsn In the leading role.
Mis- Laura Allen. Of Old Orchard. Ne.
daughter Of the former Representative
Allsu oe Maine. was married IN Wash
inGton yesterday to Mr. Sumner Parchsr.
OF eaco. Ne. The couple left late in the
sftesnoon for Boston on the FEDERAL ex-
pfe0n. SIC, st
The Romance began some time aga.
whea Mr. Parcher. . man u wealth ana
q l9sUe buslnsn iatsrsstA esQductsA
sns a2.ks NJ lelss AneaS esth~.