The Washington herald., 1912-10-02
SOCIETY

Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs Beekman Winthrop. who have been
staying at Southampton. Long Island.
have gone to Lenox, Mass. to visit Mrs
Robert Winthrop at Ethelwyn.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell
Holmes will leave their country estate
at Beverly Farms this week and go to
New York. where they will spend a few
days before returning to Washington for
the winter.
Representative Butler Ames Of Massa-
chusetts Is the guest of Mrs. Stanley
Mccormick at her villa in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. August Bel
mont In Hampstead, Long Island, are
staying at the Plaza in New York.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Wick
ersham, accompanied by their daughter.
Miss Constance Wickersham. will return
to Washington next week, having spent
the summer at their summer home in
Cedarhurst, Long Island
The marriage of Col. Webb C. Hayes,
son of former President Rutherford b.
HAYES and Mrs. Hayes. to Mrs. Mary o.
Brinkerhoff, the widow OF Judge Samuel
Brinkerhoff. took place at Fremont. Ohio.
on September 80.
Mrs. Wood. wife OF Gen. Leonard
Wood, U. S. A. Chief of Staff. who has
been making a series of visits in the
North, expects to return to Fort Myer'
Va. within few days
Mrs. Sheppard, wife of Representative
Morris Sheppard. who has been spending
some weeks at Battle Creek, Mich. will
return to Washington next Tuesday and
open the apartment at 1877 Sixteenth
Street. which she has recently leased Tor
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson have
closed their cottage at Newport. Mrs
Gibson went to Manchester, Mass, where
she will make short visit to her grand
mother, Mrs. Mcmillan. at Eaglehead'
She expects to join Mr.. Gibson IN New
York, where he Is stopping. and Will come
with him to Washington
Mrs. Edward McQuade gave a hand
somely appointed luncheon yesterday at
the Columbia Country Club in comph-
ment TO Miss Marian Edmonston King
and Ensign Robert Messenger Hinckley'
whose marriage takes place tonight
The navy colors, blue and yellow. were
used to decorate the table, clusters OF
yellow roses tied with blue tulle forming
the centerpiece.
r King. who will be her sisters maid
of honor; Miss Elizabeth Green OF
II Charlestown. w. Va; Miss virginia
jenkins of Virginia; Miss Laura Ansley'
of Georgia: Miss Dorothy Flint OF YER
mont: Miss Mary Radford, and MISS
Edith McQuade. who will be the orioes-
- ID ENSIGN Ioder L. s. N, who
will be the best man
After the rehearsal in Christ Church
last night Mrs. King gave a dance ior
the bridal party at her residence IN
lTwenty-eighth Street Northwest
Mrs John NJ. Biddle. who has been
visiting Mrs. Clarence Moore. at her
home in Beverly Farms. Mass. has re-
turned to Washington for the winter.
Baltimore clubman. Mr.. Henry Z
BLACK, figured as bridegroom in a pictur-
esque wedding in England on Saturday
when he married Miss Constance Helen
Hormeister, OF GIenthorne. Countisoury.
Deyonshire Both are keen followers OF
the hounds and at Oare. the center or
the Exmoor hunting district, where
Lorna Doone was married to John Riod.
both rode to the church In hunting cos
men and women to witness the ceremony
Afterward the newly welded pair at
tended a meet of the Devon and Somer-
set staghounds. John Ridd. direct de-
, scendant Of Lorna Doone and John Ridd,
also witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. Black is connected with the Black
Sheridan Wilson Company, Of Baltimore,
and is a director of the Mercantile Trust
Company He is a graduate OF Prince
ton class Of 'O9 and for two years lived
in London, where he was engaged IN
business He is a member OF the Bach
elors' Cotillon Club and the Maryland
Club.
Mr.. Hoffmeister was for some years in
the English civil service. and was at
torney general of British Honduras. The
bride who was educated in Belgium. Is
a granddaughter OF the late Sir William
and Lady Hoffmeister. OF Ryde, Isle of
Wight and a cousin of Lady Victoria
Dawnay and the Countess OF Antrim.
lady-in-waiting to Queen Alexandra,
Mr.. Black will bring his bride to Balti-
more to live. where they have taken an
| apartment at the Washington.
Mrs. Melville E. ingalls, is spending a
few days at the Hotel Grafton and is
Ibusv house hunting. as her own resi-
dence which is under construction, will
not be completed until the early spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stotesbury, Of
Philadelphia. who since their compare
tive recent marriage. have been lei
surely enjoying a wedding journey tour
ing the Continent, are now the guests
of Mr. Stotesbury's son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney E.
Hutchinson, at Beverly Farms Mrs
Stotesbury was formerly the widow of
Mr.. Oliver Cromwell.
Dr. and Mrs Clary D. Lapghorne.
having spent most of the summer with
| Mrs Langhornes parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas T Gaff, have returned to WASH