The Washington herald., 1912-06-24

nesday evening, before which there had
been several meetings between the
young man and the young woman, he
left with the cruisers. When the boat
arrived in Chicago Saturday his alb
sence had brought the final decision and
telegram bearing the word Come"
was waiting for him. Unable to wait
for the longer return trip by boat, he
| leaped on a train and reached Detroit
that same night.
Sunday he saw Miss NewberTy, con-
ferred with her family and his own. and
| decided on a tentative date. Monday he
met the returning cruisers and singled
out Rev. Joseph A. Vance, who was
among them. asked for an appointment
| that afternoon. Those who knew OF this
thought nothing Of its real significance,
however. But the time was definitely
| set Monday and the plans came to a
| happy conclusion Wednesday.
However much Detroit society folks
were set by the ears at the announcement
OF the engagement to Capt Alleyne. they
were equally stirred by the news that he
had lost the prize at the last minute. and
| are now gasping with surprise at the
news Of the hurried wedding. II will take
! them the full length OF the months hon
eymoon in Massachusetts and Maine to
| recover
In this working out OF the romance is
seen what along Jefferson Avenue. al the
Country Club. in Crosse Pointe. and other
social Centers was first expected. Many
knew Of the mutual attraction between
Miss Newberry and Mr.. Brooks, and a
few discovered that the trip TO Bermuda
| last November was made in an effort to
| break up this condition Of affairs. Both
families wanted a delay. which was not
welcome to the younger members.
At the home Of Mrs. c. c. WOodryff, in
I 10 ~
Capt. W. II. AlIeyne. Of the Queens Own.
! a crack regiment made up OF stunning
! Englishmen. In five busy weeks the Off
Ger had wCOed and won-a promise. The
! engagement was announced by wireless
! from the steamer on which Mrs. New
berry and her daughter were returning
| TO the United States.
After the return to Detroit preparations
/ for the wedding were begun. The date
| had been set for June Is. But it was
noticed that Frank Brooks was often in
| the company Of Miss Newberry. espe-
cially at the Country Club. the gathering
| place # society-aIsO, for two days the
headquarters Of Capt. Alleyne.
| On Tuesday. June I. the background
be reached Detroit, having been brought
! from Buffalo in the Newberry yacht. He
evidently had no idea Of the turn events
would take in two days. but on June 6
/ he left for New York. Mr.. and Mrs. New
berry recalled the S0 invitations to the
wedding. and a beautiful troUsseau was
| laid away unused.
! Once the real dictates Of her heart had
been realized. Miss Newherry turned once
more to her Detroit lover. and the fam
| lies, seeing that the two were firm in
their resolve. gave their assent TO the
marriage.
! Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. New
! berry sent out the following announce
ment:
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Handy Newber-
~ announce the marriage # their dauEh-
ter Carol Barnes. 10 Frank Wilks Brooks,
| jr.. a the First Presbyterian Church. De-
troit by Rev. Dr. Vance, on Wednesday,
June l9."
According 10 the license application.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks are the same age
% years.
| The marriage is announced Of Miss NJ.
/ Virginia Haneke. Of Georgetown. TO Mr..
w. w Maloney. of Hyattsville. The cere-
mony was performed in HyattsviIle. in
! St Jerome's parsonage. at II o'clock Sat
| urday morning. June ., by Rev. Thomas
! DOlan. The bride wore a gown OF Cluny
| lace over white satin and carried white
| sweet peas Her twin sister Miss Caro-
! line Haneke. who acted as her maid OF
| honor, wore pink. Mr.. James Fltz Glib
| bons was best man. After the ceremony
| the bride and groom left for a short we'd
ding trip. The brides gOing-away gown
was Of blue cloth. with hat TO match.