The Washington times., 1913-07-06
Ebert Johnson and Daughter
of Physician Will Spend
Summer at Orkney Springs.


johnson, a prominent young lawyer OF
Washington, at noon yesterday in the
home of the brides parents.
Though the young friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson knew of the engagement.
1t had not been formally announced, so
the marriage has created unusual in
terest. Both Of the young people disliked
the notoriety OF a large and formal
wedding. and 1t was concluded to have
1t celebrated at the residence Of DR.. and
Mrs. Pennebaker yesterday.
Nothing could have been more charm
ing or dainty than the debutante OF a
year, in her robe of white point d'esprite
and shadow lace over white silk. She
carried a bouquet Of white roses, and
was unattended.
Even the services of a best man were
dispensed with. in the effort to make
the event a simple one. The Rev. DR..
E. v. REGISTER officiated unassisted.
Besides the family, all Of whom were
present, were q few friends, including
Mrs. William II. Roher. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Taft, Miss Audrey johnson, SIS
ter OF tile bridegroom; Miss Margery
Stewart, the girl chum Of the bride. and
Milton Stanford.
Shortly after the ceremony. Mr. John
son and his bride left Washington for
Orkney Springs, where they will spend
the summer, Mr.. johnson making fire.
quent trips to Washington IN connection j
with his profession.
Z The bride made her debut here a
year ago, and her petite beauty and ac-
complishments at once made her popu-
lar. Her father, DR.. Pennebaker. IS
well-known attorney here. and the fam
fiy Is one Of the best known and
oldest IN Georgetown.
After their summer at Orkney Springs,
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will return to
Washington to live ~
Associate Justice Ashley, Nd. Gould, OF
the Supreme Court OF the District or
Columbia, and Mrs. Gould have gone to
Ocean City, Md, to spend the summer
They were accompanied by the members
Of their family.
Mrs. Edmund K. Goldsborough. ac-
companied by the Misses Goldsborough.
and her two sons. has gone to Glen
Mary" her country home at Oakland,
Nd. for the summer.
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Rear Admiral Charles H. Stockton. U.
s. n, and Mrs. Stockton have closed
their home at 2O1s o street, and will go
to The Clearings," Chocorua, n. H.
to spend the summer.
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The former President and Mrs. Will
liam Howard Taft, Miss Helen Taft.
and Robert Taft and Charles Taft, have
gone to Murray Bay. Canada, to spend
the summer. That was their summer
home for many years before Mr.. Taft
became President. After that, the laws
OF the country prohibiting a President
leaving the United States, the family
established home at Beverly, Mass.
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Dr.. Samuel S. Adams has closed his
residence at Dupont circle, until early
IN October. and has gone TO Adams
fort" West Springfield, Mass, to Join
MRS. Adams and their family. who left
the Capital early in June. Miss Dorothy
Adams. Frank D. Adams, and Miss Mil
dred and Miss Ida Adams all accom-
panied their mother to Massachusetts.
s.
Former Senator and Mrs. Joseph W.
Bailey will leave Washington, in COM
papy with their sons. and will divide
their time between ''Fairland," their
country place at Lexington, KY. and
the White Sulphur Springs, Va, where
they spent last summer.
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Mrs. John T. Rodgers has gone to
York Harbor, Me, to spend the SUM-
mer. and will be Joined there a little
later by her son-in-law and daughter,
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still in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirk Porter and
Miss Annie NJ Hegeman. who spent
the winter abroad, are now at The
Studio" their charming place at South
Hampton, L. J.. for the summer
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Miss Agnes Hart Wilson, who has
been Ill at. Providence Hospital for
some days, is rapidly recovering, and
IL is thought she will be able TO leave
the hospital and return to her home |
at the end Of a week.
The Brazilian Ambassador will leave |
Washington on Tuesday for New
York. and will sail on Thursday for
Europe to Join Madame da Cana, who |
went abroad some time ago.
Col Pleasant stovalL recently ap-
pointed minister TO Switzerland. who |
has been in the Capital for the last |
week, has returned to his home In |
Savannah. Ga. and will sail from New |
York for his new post at the end of |
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hagner. jr, |
announce the engagement Of their sister, |
Miss Eleanor Virginia Emerson, TO DIR. !
Thomas Edwin NeilI, OF this city. The |
marriage will take place in Washington !
the middle of August.
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The wedding Of Miss Helen Wilson |
and Thomas Perry Lippitt, whose en-
eagement was announced yeveral weeks |
ago. will take place on October /. After
the ceremony they will go for a wedding
tourney, but will return here for the
marriage OF Miss Wilson's brother,
Charles Wilson. and Miss Amylita Tai
bot, which will take place a month
later.
Mrs. Randall Hunt, OF San Francisco.
announces the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss F1oride Hunt, TO Lieut.. |
n. Kent Hewitt, U. s. n. The BRIDE |
elect is the granddaughter Of the late
William H. Hunt, who was one time
Secretary Of the Navy and minister TO
Russia. Lieutenant Hewitt is the son
- NJ and Mrs Robert Hewitt of New