The Washington herald., 1912-10-20

| visited Baltimore on Saturday to arrange
an exhibit of mountain industries for
the coming world in Baltimore.
Miss Marie Holtzman Adams has left
the city to attend the annual alumnae
| meeting Of the Sacred Heart Academy.
Eden Hall. near Philadelphia, from
! which academy she was graduated last
spring.
She will return to the city in about a
week and will make her debut the latter
part OF November.
Miss Alexander. of Harvard Street. Is
spending several weeks in New York and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Somer left last week
for Europe. where they will spend the
winter.
! Mrs. n. Peyser and Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Herzog are now located In the Stafford
apar tment. Lanier Place.
Mrs. Jennie Kafka has returned to the
city after a visit to her son. who Is at
, tending the st. Johns Military Academy
in Annapolis
Mrs. c. David White. recording secre-
tary. Southern Industrial Educational
Association. has returned from a three
weeks visit to Boston.
A special meeting Of the Southern In
dustrial Educational Association will be
held at the association headquarters.
Mondy. to consider important matters.
recently married, are making a short
~tA, IzH
leaving for their home in South Boston.
Va
Mrs. A. jackson has returned to WASH
ington from a fortnight with relatives in
New York.
Mrs. william Coyne. Of Wilmington.
Del. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James +.
McHugh. Of Brookland. She expects to
spend several weeks with them.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon the
marriage Of Miss Frances March Thorn.
daughter Of Mrs. Charles g. Thorn. to
Jules Felix valle jr.. Of st. Louis. took
in Biltmore Street. Owing to mourning
in the family Of the bridegroom. the
wedding was attended by relatives and
few intimate friends. Mgr. Ceretti.
auditor of the papal delegation. per-
formed the ceremony. Palms. ferns. au-
tumn leaves, and white roses, chrysan-
themums, and Easter lilies formed the
decorations.
The bride was unattended and was
escorted to the improvised altar Of tall
palms and white blossoms by her
brother, Charles G. Thorn. wore a beau
tiful gown OF white satin made with a.
draped skirt caught with clusters OF
orange blossoms, and a full court train
attached at the shoulders. The bodice
and sleeves were OF white silk tulle and
rose point lace. The bridal veil OF white
tulle was arranged with a wreath Of
real orange blossoms. and the bridal
and lilies Of the valley. A circle Of
diamonds and sapphires. the gift Of the
bridegroom. was the only ornament
worn by the bride. Charles A. Leonard,
Of Pittsield. Ill, was the best man for
his brother-in-law.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. and later in the day Mr..
valle and his bride Ieft Washington for
q wedding trip. The bride wore a suit
Of dark blue and green rough cloth with
2 black and white hat. After November
they will be at home, in st. Louis.
Mo.
Among those from out Of town who|
attended the wedding were DR.. Jules
F. Vale and Miss Isabel valle. Of st.
Louis, father and sister Of the BRIDE
groom. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Leonard, brother.fh-law and sister OF
the bridegroom. Of Pittsfeld. Ill.
Last Monday evening. October Il. at
its regular meeting place. the W. c. T.
U. Hall. s22 Sixth Street Northwest. the
New Hampshire Society Of the District
Of Columbia held its first meeting Of the
season 1sl2-A
The experiences during the past sum-
mer in the Granite State as related by
the different members were listened to
with great interest. Many Of the mem
bers Of the society expect to 30 homo
soon and vote.
The president. Mr.. Elmer e. Fisher,
spoke Of his efforts to get the New
Hampshire people Of this city to Coop
crate in securing for the Nations Capt.. |
tai the ''Worids Permanent Exhibit"
An amendment to the constitution, In |
troduced by Mr.. n. n. Fulton. was |
carried. abolishing the ONCE Of sscrs-
tary and substituting In lieu thereof the |
ofhce Of recording secretary and cor !
responding secretary. Mr.. Homer J. |
Brownville win b the corresponding
secretary and Mr.. H n. Fulton win Be- |
the rscording secretary. NrA p. b.