The Washington herald., 1912-02-15


N, at his home in KaloramR road for
fortnight Col. Rogers and his family
have been in the Philippines for three
years, and have only just returned Col
and Mrs. Rogers are in New York, Col.
Rogers new post Of duty. Miss Rogers
and Miss Kimmel will spend the week
end at Annapolis.
RUPERT Carroll.
The wedding Of Miss Frances Gertrude
Rupert, daughter of Mrs. r. w. Fos-
bender, and Mr.. Harry Rogers Carroll.
formerly OF Atlanta, Ca, took place last
evening ct 40 O'Clock at the Shrine OF
the Sacred Heart. the pastor OF the
church, Rev. Joseph S. McGee. officiat-
ing, assisted by Rev. John r. Ecksn-
rode. Mr.. Henry T. Hall rendered the
musical programme, under the direction
OF Mr.. Frank Rebstock, an uncle of the
bride. Miss Gertrude Fosbender was
her sisters maid OF honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Matte Sweeney,
Miss Gertrude Eichorn, Miss Loretta
West, and Miss Eleanore Rupert. Mr..
Louis de Sassure Carroll acted as best
man for his brother, and the ushers
were Mr.. Arthur Francis Carroll. an
other brother of the bridegroom; Mr..
William p. NormoyIe, Mr.. Joseph Haus-
lowing the ceremony at the church.
reception was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fosbender. ms Euclid street.
Mr.. Carroll took his bride for a wedding
trip In the North, leaving Immediately
after the reception. Upon their return
they will be at home at 1900 Newton
street after March Is.
An engagement Of interest to BaIti-
-a vHI
ciety just announced Is that Of Miss
Katharine Cherbonnier, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Caleb Cherbonnier, Of 'Du-
maine,'' TimonIum, Nd, and Mr.. Nathan
iel Ewing, jr., Of Philadelphia, son of
Judge and Mrs. Samuel Ewing. of Bryn
Mawr. Miss Cherbonnier Is one Of four
beautiful sisters noted for their skill
as horsewomen. They are among the
best riders in the East and South, and
have taken many blue ribbons in jump
ing contests. They are enthusiastic hun
ters and ride with the Elkridge, Green
Spring Valley, and Patapsco packs.
They have ridden in all the Washington
horse shows and taken ribbons. The
other sisters are Mrs. Sidney Josephthal.
of New York; Miss Lucie Cherbonnier,
and Miss Colgate Cherbonnier. Mr.. Ew-
ing is a rising young lawyer and is
connected in Philadelphia.
No date for the marriage has been
fixed.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Read, of the Mendoza,
had a number of friends at dinner yes
terday to meet Miss Ruby Waterman
and Miss May Noyes, of Bangor. Me-,
who are now visiting her. Cards fol-
lowed and helped to round out delight
full evening.
The Moleire Dramatic Club held its
first regular meeting at the home OF
Miss Marschalk Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary Is, and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
Mr.. A. Brayshaw; gice president, Miss
Virginia Skippon; treasurer, Mr.. F. G.
Butler, secretary; Mr.. W. L. Green, mana
ger, Mr.. w. J, Corrick: musical director,
Miss Dorothy Marschalk, and press rep
Mr.. H. Goucher.
The first production, THE Woman
Hater." will be given soon after Easter,
and arrangements are being perfected
for its several presentations.
Mrs. George Won L Meyer, wife OF the |
Secretary of the Navy. win remain for
the present at Hamilton. Mass. to be
with their son, George Won L Meyer, jr.. |
who broke his leg last Saturday while |
,oasting at Hamilton. Mr.. Meyer was a |
member of the Harvard varsity crew last |
year, and II Is hoped that HIS leg Will |
be healed in time for him to 80 into |
in the spring. The Misses Meyer |
will return to Washington this week.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
when Miss NJ. France Wolfe became the
bride of Mr.. James B. Mutter, at the |
of the brides sister, Mrs A. |
R. Walker, sf5 Westminster street The
pride was gowned in white chiffon with
oearl trimmings. and wore orange bios
ioms from Los Angeles. Miss Myrtle
AayfeId wolfe. sister Of the bride.
vas maid Of honor. She wore lavender
dix and carried a basket shower OF
yweet peas A two-and-a-half-year-ol |
liece of the bride carried the ring. and |
our nieces were ribbon girls. The dec
,atiohs were palms and ferns. Mr..
NIutter Is connected with the Baltimore
md Ohio Railroad. The ceremony was /
performed by DR.. ]. ]. Muir, pastor of /
he Temple Baptist Church, with only
he immediate relatives present. Sfr.
md Mrs. Mutter will go to Atlantic
,onne, at eos Webster street, Baltimore,
'fter April l. n
Mrs. Mclean, wife Of Senator Mclean.
viii be at home this afternoon.
Capt. P. W. Huntington. Medical Corps,
J. S. A., and Mrs. Huntington arrived In
Ian Francisco on Monday from the
Philippines and left for Fort Totten, n.
2, where DR.. Huntington will be sta
ioned. Later they win come TO Wash
ngton to visit Mrs. Huntington's brother.
dr. J. McKenny Berry, and family.
/
srighton this afternoon from to 8
clock. i,