The Washington herald., 1912-06-18
|ISOCiGtY

I wife Of the former Senator from Idaho,
Mrs. Ayres and Miss Jeanette Ayres, a
bud OF last season. wife and daughter OF
Representative Stephen B, Ayres Of New
York, VIII be In Mrs. Linthicum's house
party during the convention.
Mrs Harlan and Miss Ruth Harlan
i widow and daughter Of Mr.. Justice John
NJ. Harlan are in their summer home
at Murray Bay. Canada. They viii be
ioined there about the frst OF July by
Miss Laura Harlan, who Is spending this
month with her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs James s. Harlan. at their
home In Rhode Island Avenue.
The tea to have been given this after
noon at the Children's Country Home to
the friends and managers Of the home
has been postponed TO Thursday, at the
same hours and place, from 4 to Z
O'Clock Mrs. Clark Waggamah and Mrs.
Mitchell will pour tea, and all interested
in this worthy work are expected. No
invitations have been Issued
Col. John T. knight and his three
sons. Samuel Young, John T, jr. and
c. OF. knight. left yesterday for Cali
] fornia, where Col Knight viii be sta
toned hereafter Mrs. Knight closed
her home in Calvert Street yesterday and
went out to the Soldiers Home to spend
the summer with Mrs. Knights father,
! Lieut.. Gen. S. B. NJ. Young, retired, and
Mrs Young Mrs. knight IL only Just
! recovering from a serious and dangerous
/ illness Of typhoid fever, and is unable 10
i take the long journey across the coun-
try Just now.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mason will leave
on July for jamestown. r. L, to spend
the summer at the Bayview.
DR.. A. W. Dunbar left yesterday for
Newport. where he Will be connected
with the Army War College during the
summer. Mrs. Dunbar and her mother.
Mrs. Stuart, will leave Saturday to join
Mr.. Dunbar for the season.
Former Senator and Mrs F. T Dubois
and their children are at the Chslfonte.
Atlantic City, for a time. before the
Baltimore convention.
Mrs. P ]. Lennox, Of the Toronto. will
leave Washington to-day for Atlantic
! City to stay for some weeks. She will
be Joined there later by Prof. LennoX.
who has gone 10 Pittsburg 10 receive
| from Duquesne University the degree OF
| Doctor Of Literature. Prof. Lennox will
also attend the sessions OF the Catholic
! Educational Association, which holds its
annual meeting this month in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Richard Townsend has returned
| from a short visit in New York.
Senator and Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher
Of Florida, and Miss Fletcher. will go
to Baltimore next week TO attend the
Democratic Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lee Philips Will close
their residence on H Street in about a
fortnight. when they will go TO Deer
Park, Nd. for a month or so. Later
they will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee. at their summer home at
Gracelsnds, EIkins, W. Va. for several
weeks.
Mrs william F. Draper and Miss Mar
garet Preston Draper. who have now
gone to London 10 spend some time
STAYED over in Paris longer than they
expected. to attend the dinner given by
Mrs. Howitz in honor Of Prince de Deca.
Mrs. Draper and her daughter will sail
for America very soon. and will spend
the latter part Of the season at Man
Chester.
Col. George Cotton. Governor Of Porto
Rico, and his sister. Miss Msrgery Col
ton. are spending convention week in
Chicago. Later they will Join Col Fran
els Cotton and Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs. Archibald Davis, at Lake Placid. TO
spend the summer.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Marion Butler. daughter OF Mrs. Herman
BeardsIey Butler. who WAS married at
$50 p. m. on Saturday to Mr. Claude Jew
ell Peck. Of this city, in Christ Church,
Winnetka. Ill. Rev. Frank Du Moulin.
dean OF the cathedral, assisted by Rev. J
Frederick G. Budlong, rector Of Christ
Church, performed the ceremony. After
the CermOny at the church the guests
were entertained at a reception at Hill
rise. Mrs Buffers residence and a we'd
ding supper was served in the evening
at the Winnetka Club. The bride was
gowned in white satin. made with a court
train and bodice trimmings OF old point
lace. Her veil was caught with orange
blossoms and she carried a shower Of
lilies OF the valley. The rainbow colors
were made the scheme Il the brides I
maids gowns All wore gowns Of white /
chiffon over white satin. with girdles Of
yellow lavender, pink. blue. and green. |
They carried white sweet peas tied with !
ribbons to match the hue OF their sashes |
and the ribbons on their hats. The church /
and house were both beautifully deco /
rated for the occasion with pink and |
white peonies and banked with palms. .
Miss May Peabody. the brides cousin, |
was the maid OF honor. and the brides
maids four other cousins, Miss Leila |
HoughtellinE, Miss Nora Butler, Miss
Margaret and Miss Marion Meigs, of
Pottstown. Pa; Miss Deborah Hunter,
Of Fargo, n. Oak. bride-to-be of Miss
Buffers brother, Mr.. Francis Peabody:
Miss Adelaide Chatfield-Taylor. Miss
Olive FarweIl, Miss Marion Curtiss, Miss
Marian Farwell, and Miss Louise Waller.
Mr.. Edward L. Ryerson, tr., acted as
best man. and the ushers were Mr.. Hu-
bert Peck, the bridegToom's brother; Mr..
William P. Synder jr., Mr.. William P.
". Hamilton, OF New York. Mr.. Peck
will later take his bride to Cleveland,
Ohio. to live. They will return later in
he month to attend the wedding of Miss
Adelaide Chatfield-Taylor and Mr.. Hen
bricks Whitman, OF New York, on the
9th, at which Mrs. Peck will be the
natron Of honor.
A wedding OF much interest to Wash
ngton was that last Saturday OF Mss
Clare Barnes Danforth. daughter OF Mrs.
F. L. DunneIl, Of Redding Ridge, Conn,
% Mr.. Francis Bacon Hamlin, son Of the