The Washington times., 1912-07-21
Miss Sally Darlington Will Become the Bride
Of Lieutenant Chamber1in at Military Wedding
Marriage Will Take Place
Wednesday at
St. Johns.

Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
the depleted ranks Of social Washing
ton will gather at historic old st. John
Episcopal Church for a military we'd
ding, a rather unusual occurrence for
midsummer.
The bride Of the, occasion will be Miss
Sally Darlington, the attractive daugh-
ter OF Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Ernest A.
Darlington, u. s. A, and the soldierly
young bridegroom will be Lieut.. Harry
Dwight Chamberfin, Seventh Cavalry,
u. 8. A.
Miss Darlington 10 one of the most
popular army girls who has ever fig-
ured in washington society, and the
regrets which have been coming from
her many friends scattered through
out this country and abroad for the
summer, are very real. Lieutenant
Chamberlin arrived only this morning
from San Francisco, where he landed
, few days ago from the Philippines.
After a brief bridal trip in this coun-
try the young couple will return to
the islands, where the bridegroom will
be on duty for still another year.
The wedding will be the first gather
ing together of society In the National
Capital for several weeks. Since the
, close Of the season the small contin-
gent. of stay at homes" has met but
the Senate and House, or at the recent
polo tournament In Potomac Park.
Busy Season At
North Shore Resorts.
In contrast to the quiet. uneventful
existence of society folk at home are
the echoes from the various summer
resorts.
q With ideal weather. the week Just past
has been q busy one In North Shore
circles, and there has been much going
on Of interest to the colonists in the
way Of small dinner parties and lunch
cons. The country clubs have been at
tractive with golf at the Essex. teas
and band concerts and polo and golf at
the Myopia and tennis and teas at the
Montserrat Club.
The President is expected to join his
family at Parramatta August /, and
he will not return to washington, but
will begin his long vacation. which Will
keep him at Beverly until well In Oc-
tober, when he will leave for the Hot
Springs.
Miss Taft is having a very busy stay
and is being much entertained by the
younger colonists. Robert and Charlie
are as popular as ever and are doing
muCn motoring OONn dlOHS thS Shoi
Both played tournament golf this week
participating in the big matches at the
Essex Country Club.
Perhaps the most interesting event an
nounced for next Saturday Is the coun-
try fair, to be given at the grounds Of
the Montserrat Golf Club in aid of the
Children's Hospital at Marblehead. Miss
Taft Is one Of the many summer colon
fists serving on the committees, OF
which Miss Leslie Bradley. of Pride's
Crossing, is the general chairman. There
are to be all sorts of attractions, from
a horse show to a team room, and the
Salem Cadet Band is to play.
The former American Ambassador to
France and Mrs. Henry White, who
are now at Breton Woods, N. H., will
sail from New York Thursday to spend
the remainder Of the summer abroad.
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Lieut.. Edgar Won Schroeders, naval
attache Of the Chilean legation. is
spending the remainder OF the summer
at the New Cliffs Hotel, Newport.
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Countess dAdhemar and her son,
Count Raoul d'Adhemar. have gone to
Narragansett Pier for the remainder of
the season.