The Washington herald., 1912-05-09

left for an extended wedding trip. the
former, travelling IN q costume Of navy
blue serge, with q small blue hat Upon
their return they win be at home after
June Is at their new home, in Lorcorum
Lane, Cherrydale, Va Among those
who attended the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs Bascom johnson. Miss Elinor
johnson. Misc valeda Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rankin johnson. and Burger John
son. OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Walker Smith OF Hartford Conn; Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman and Miss
Barbara Kaunmann. Mr.. and Mrs Max
Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Leupp. DR.. p. NJ Rixey U. s. N, and
Henry B. Deaie. DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Hagner. Commander Bryan, y. s. N,
and Mrs. Bryan. Rear Admiral A w.
Weaver. u. s. NJ: Mrs. walter s. Pit
kin. Capt. J. II. A. Day. John Barrett.
and DR.. and Mrs. Loren johnson. OF
washington. and Mrs. Reginald John
son, Of Pasadena. Cal
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Johanna A. Sullivan and Mr.. Thomas
W. Smith, Of this city. The ceremony
was performed at the CATHEDRAL Tues
day morning, Rev. Albert z. Smith. or
Hagerstown. a brother OF the bride
groom. oficiating Cardinal Gibbons
gave his blessing. After the ceremony
the couple left for a honeymoon trip to
New York and other Northern points.
On their return they VIII reside In this
city.
Mrs. Thomas o. selfrIdge. wife Of Rear
Admiral Selfridge, U. 5. N, entertained
a company at luncheon yesterday IN
0f
X. l., who is spending few days In
this city.
Mrs. Stephen 3. EIkIns and Miss
Katherine EIkins have gone to New
York, where they are guests at the Ritz
Carlton for brief visit
Mrs. Hutchins. widow of Mr.. st1son
Hutehins, who died a fortnight ago. has
taken a cottage at Newport Tor the
summer months Is now spending few
days IN New YORK on her way back 10
Washington from that resort.
Mrs. Charles N. FfouIke. who has
spent the winter in New York and vis-
iting in the South, arrived in Washington
yesterday with her son. Mr.. Charles
FfouIke, Of Colorado Spripgs, to be the
guest Of her son-in-law and daughter,
the Belgian Minister and Nine. Have
NTH.
Mr.. Henry K. Bush-Brown has cards
OF invitation out for a private view OF
his work in his studios on May Il and
Is, from to 6.
The marriage OF Miss olivia Howard.
youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George H Howard, Of this city, to Mr..
CHRISTOPHER Anger Russell, Of Buffalo,
N. Y, grandson OF the late Gen. Chris
topher c. Anger, U. g. A. Will take
place in this city In June. Owing to the
mourning in both families only q small
company will be present at the ceremony
which the Bishop Of washington viii
perform
Representative Martin W. LIttieton, Of
New York and Mrs. L4ttleton. who has
been spending a few days in New York,
WIN return TO Washington to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont went to
New York yesterday for a brief visit
Mrs. Charles o'Donnen Lee. of Phiia-
delphia, is spending a week in Washing |
ten. the guest OF her brother-in-law and |
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Tucker
mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H. Graves announce |
the marriage OF their daughter, Miss |
Minnie Elizabeth Graves, to Mr.. Lewler |
]. Kelly, wednesday. May 1. at $40 |
O'Clock at St Stephens Catholic Church,
Rev. Joseph H. Cassidy ofaciating. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Kelly will make their home in
Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfonso Rivera sailed for
their future home in Porto Rico yester-
day. Mrs. Rivera was before her mar
riage Miss Bernice Moore. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Moore. OF this
city.
Mrs. Chadwick. Of Newport. and Mrs.
John C. Gray, Of Boston. were among
the guests from other cities Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Mearns Thompson at their
for the Japanese delegates on
the evening of May 6.
The Charge dAnaires Of Greece, DR..
5. L. CaftanzogIu. arrived here yesterday
from a elk weeks trip 10 Western States.
DR.. Caftanzoglu and DR.. John Constas
are oficially appointed to represent the
Greek government at the Red Cross con-
ference held in this city.
The beautiful entertainment to be given
by the students OF the Washington Col
ege, Wednesday, May Is. at s p. m, on
he magnificent lawn OF the college sew
sral scenes taken from the dramatization
II Mrs. Gielow's famous story, "Old Andy
he Moonshiner." dramatiEed by the au-
hor and to be followed by the pageant
" mountain resources, material and hu-
nan also from the pen Of this gifted
ady, the lines of each character being
Ter own original work. With the music
rom q section OF the Marine Band. This
IniQue representation OF the Appalachians
viii AFFORD an evening OF enchantment TO
III who may be so fortunate as to attend
his May festival.
The Children Of the Confederacy will
,e the guests of Beauregard Chapter, u.
D. c., at the Veterans Home, 1S22 YER
mont Avenue, on Friday afternoon, May
9th. at p. m. Father Green. Of st.
AIoyslus Church, will deliver an address