The Washington herald., 1912-06-26

iva. Later in the month she viii join
the North Shore nsgoFts for the remain
der Of the season. Miss Juliet Patten is
spending the summer with a party Of
friends in the Adirondaeks.
Prof. Charles E. Munroe and Mrs. Nun
zoe and Miss Dorothy Munroe have
closed their residence in R Street and
gone TO Chevy Chase, where they have
taken a house for the summer.
Mrs Franklin MacVeagh, wife Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury; Mrs. z. T.
| stotesbury, Of Philadelphia, formerly
| Mrs oliver Cromwell. Of this city, and
/ Mrs J. Barton French, Of New York,
were among those presented at the
Court OF st. James Monday evening
/ Mrs MacVeagh wore a dress of pale
gray satin with deep old Italian
| founces and a train of gray satin and
velvet brocade embroidered with silver.
Her tiara. collar, necklace, and bodice
ornaments were all pearls and diamonds.
| Mrs Stotesbury wore a Princess court
dress Of silver brocade trimmed In
Venice lace with a train OF gold brocade
embroidered over silver and fastened at
the shoulders, back. and waist with
diamonds a diamond tiara, collar, neck
! lace, pendant, and earrings and two long
strings Of pearls. Mrs. Barton French
| wore a dress of violet and silver bro
| cade. rose shamrock and thistle design,
with q draped skirt over a violet velvet
petticoat and a train trimmed with
dfamante lace. Her tiara, necklace ear
rings, and pendants were diamonds.
Mr.. and Mrs Huntington Wilson have
taken the Travers bungalow at Cherry
Neck, Newport, R. T.
Rear Admiral Charles H Davis, U. S.
N. retired. and Mrs. Davis have arrived
at jamestown for the summer.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss Elizabeth
Munford. Miss Frances Brooks. Miss
Ruth Larner, Mr.. Ballard Moore. and
Mr.: John Thompson. who were among
the guests from Washington at the
house party which Miss Hubbard gave
at Chestertown. Nd, last week, have
returned to Washington.
Miss Josephine Mason is spending the
summer months with a party of friends
who are touring Europe.
Mr. and Mrs John T Granger have
closed their apartment in Florence Court
and gone to Maine for the summer.
Mrs. Norman Williams sailed from
New York yesterday to spend the sum-
mer in Europe.
Capt and Mrs William B. Caperton
will give a dinner at the Naval Train
ing Station at Newport July 3
Miss Maude X. Wetmore is registered
al the Newport Golf Club.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ.
Depew sailed for Europe yesterday morn
ing on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. He will
attend the dinner given by the American
Society July 4, in London, and has ac-
cepted by cable the invitation to make |
a speech on America" They will re-
main in London about a fortnight and
then will go to Paris for a couple on
weeks. The remainder of the summer |
will be spent in AiX-les-Bains.
Mr.. CrieI Davis will leave Washington
the first of next month to spend the sum- |
mer months visiting at Newport, Nara
gansett Pier, and on the North Shore.
Brig. Gen. Alfred Mordecai. L. S. A, |
and Mrs. Mordecai will close their apart
ment in the WestmoreIand early next !
month and go TO Marblehead, Mass, for |
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. H. Middleton. |
who have been in Chicago for the con-
ventiOn, Will return 10 Washington early
next month.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Foote has gone to
Pennsylvania. wrere she will be Joined
very soon by her husband and her SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Whitman.
A pretty wedding took place in St An
drew's Catholic Church in Roanoke, Va.
or Monday. when Miss Katherine Cur.
ran, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ.
Curran, of this city became the bride
of Mr.. Frank J. Massey, also Of this
city. They went to Roanoke to be mar
ried, as the bride is a sister of Rev. John
A. Curran, pastor Of st. Andrews, and
the bridegroom is a brother OF Rev. John
church. The brides brother performed
the ceremony and the bridegroom's
brother celebrated the nuptiaI mass pre-
Ceding II. The bride was attended by
Miss Gertrude Bowler, Of Lynchburg
while Mr.. Massey's best man was Mau.
rice Fitzgerald, of Roanoke.
The church was handsomely decorated
DN MIS-. IOler ana music was furnished
by the children Of St Andrews school,
Under the direction of Miss Eleanor
Brown.
Immediately following the ceremony
mass was celebrated by the
Rev. John A. Curran for which the
wedding party remained.
Those attending the wedding from out
NJ town were Richard Bowler, of Lynch
burg; Miss Helen Bowler, of Lynchburg:
Mrs. Curran, mother of the bridegroom,
u Washington. and of Rev. Father Ran
kin, of Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Massey will be at home at
lO3 Street Northeast after July /.
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