The Washington herald., 1912-07-12

Hazel Mildred Franklin, sister OF Mr..
Lynn Franklin. of the United States Con-
sular Service. now stationed in Guate-
mala, to Mr.. Geoffry Bell. Of London,
now a resident of Fresno, Cal. The cere-
mony was performed yesterday morning
in Trinity Episcopal Church in San Fran
cisco by Rev. F. w. Clampett, rector,
), in the presence of several relatives only.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell met on an ocean vessel
sailing from Philadelphia eighteen months
ago, when he was going homo for three
months visit and she was going to Lon
don to visit Mrs. w. W. Fairbanks, wife
of one of the secretaries to Ambassador
Reid, and a daughter of the late Edwin
p. Hanna, solicitor of the State Depart
ment for many years. The bride returned
from London in the early spring after
spending a month with the parents or
the bridegroom in their suburban home
Mrs. Alexander Richard Lewis, Of New
York, announces the marriage OF her
niece, Miss Elise Lancaster Peyton, to
Mr.. Julius Avery Smith. The ceremony
took place on Tuesday. July 3, in st.
Stephens Church, New York. and the
bride and bridegroom will he at home at
as West lISth Street, New York. The
bride is a member of one Of the leading
Maryland families and as well known in
| Washington as in Maryland. She is a
niece of Mrs Eliot. wife of DIR. Lleweilyn
Eliot, of 1i0S p Street, where she has
visited frequently. The bride is also a
niece of former State Senator Charles
Lancaster, of Maryland.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Blanche
Rutherford, daughter Of the late Gen. Al
Ian Rutherford. U. s. A, to Lieut.. John
Augustus Brockman, U. s. A. will take
place on July II at 'Glenalian." the coun-
| try home of the brides mother at
| Gaithersburg. Md. The bridegroom is
now stationed at Fort d. 4. Russell.
Wyo, where he will take his bride.
| beautiful wedding took place yester-
DAY, when Mrs. Sarah Gnfry Ward, of
this city, daughter of Mr.. Henry II. Gill
TRY. Chief Clerk of the Senate. and Mr..
| George Wrath Knapp. of Baltimore.
| were married in the Presidential suite
at the New Willard. Rev. Frederick b.
| Howden performed the ceremony. which
| was attended by only a small COM
| peny. The parlOr was beautifully deco
! rated and following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served in the adjoin-
4 ing room. The bride wore a gown of
white satin >richly embroidered with a
| thread of gold showing in the design.
Her three-quarter length jacket was also
| Of satin and her hat was a large white
! one. She carried a bouquet of white
| gardenias. Miss Katherine r. Knapp, of
| Baltimore sister of the bridegroom, was
the maid of honor. She wore a gown OF
lace and null lingerie. Mr.. William
| Knapp, brother of the bridegroom. was
| the best man. Mr.. and Mrs Knapp
| left Immediately after the breakfast for
! honeymoon trip by automobile, their
| first destination being Atlantic City.
| Upon their return they will make their
| future home at Roland Park, Baltimore.
Miss Irene G. Davenport, youngest
| daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Willard G.
North. of Salt Lake City. Utah. were
married yesterday at noon in Emmanuel
| Church. the ceremony being performed
! BY the brides father. Only a small COM
| pans of friends were present at the cere-
mony, following which a brief reception
was held and luncheon served at the
! Ecme of the brides parents on Maple
| View Avenue Mr. ana Mrs. North left
Immediately afterward for Salt Lake
City, where they will make their future
| home.
The marriage of Miss Isabelle E. Ley
to Ensign John n. Reeves. of Haddon-
| field, y. j., will take plac. on July Il
! in the home of the bride in Elizabeth.
| \. J. Some of their Washington friends
| will go on for the wedding. which was
postponed from June II on account of
the bridegroom being sent to Cuba. and
only Just returned Miss Ley was one
of the bridesmaids at the wedding of
Mr. and Mrs. Orville B. Drown,
which took place in this city about
! two years ago. She frequently visits
Mrs. Drown and her sister. Miss West.
! Miss Mary Dyson. daughter of Capt.
| Dyson. of this city, will be one of the
bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Ley
and Ensign Reeves.
Miss Minnie Graue and Mr.. Rudolph J.
! Boehs were married last evening at Trim
ity Church, Fourth and f Streets. Fol
, lowing the ceremony a reception was held
/ in the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and MIS-. Henry Graue. s. Quincy Place.
| from to II p. m.
Mrs Selden B. Kingsbury. wife of
Judge Kingsbury. of the Hawaiian Islands
is the guest of Capt. and Mrs. c. F.
Humphrey, jr., at the Northumberland
Mrs. Kingsbury is a sister Of the consul
general at Winnipeg. DR.. J. E. Jones' and
was formerly of this city. where she is re-
ceiving many pleasant attentions from
her old friends. She was formerly Miss
Katydid Jones. Her marriage to Judge
Kingsbury took place several years ago
in this city. Her brother and his family
are also visiting in Washington now. at
Alpha Hall, the beautiful country home
in Virginia of Mrs. Jones mother. Mrs
Thaddeus Tyssowski.
DR.. and Mrs. Loren 3. johnson and
Miss Neville johnson are at Cape May.
n. j.. spending the month of July at the
Hotel Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp. Of this
city. and their two sons are at Bedford
Springs. Pa, since closing their home on
Twentieth Street. They will open their
summer home. Earlston, near Everett,
Pa. later in the month.
Mrs. J. Elmer Murphy of this city, Is
at the Chalfonte Hotel in Cape May for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. Moves have
closed their New Hampshire Avenue
residence and gone to Colorado Springs
for an Extended stay. Mr.. Noyes will
sail for New Zealand August "a for an
absence of three months, and on his
departure Miss Ruth Nuyes will join her
mother. Miss Elizabeth Noyes will spend
August at Pinecroft Camp, n. H.. re-
turning to this city late in September,
when she will join her mother and sister.