The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
NettleshiplBennett Nuptials

The Rev. Forrest ]. Prettyman. ID. D..
Chaplain of the Senate. will ofiiciate on
Wednesday evening. October p, at the
marriage OF Elizabeth VIII Bennett,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Bennett, to Mr.. Frederic Montagu Nettle-
ship, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mon
tagu Nettleship, Of Montgomery, Ala.
Miss Inez Bennett win be the brides
attendant, and Mr.. ]. Bertram Trotman.
OF Philadelphia. will be best man. Mrs.
Harry Lead. Of Montreal. Canada; Mrs.
Elmer Varela, and the Misses Monnie
Brown, Edith Prettyman. Glennie Tom
linson. Pauline Horton. Helen King. and
Bessie Hart viii assist at the reception
following the ceremony. Miss Myrtle
Stone win play the wedding music.
On Sunday, October. u, at 4 D. m, the
home OF II. p. Mcintosh. u. s. N, was
the scene of beautiful and impressive
ceremony, the occasion being the chris
tening Of his infant grandson. Kenneth
Lea Mcintosh. the son of Passed Assist
ant Paymaster K c. Mcintosh, u. 8. N.
The Rev. G. Livingston Bayard, chap
lain. U. S. NJ. was the officiating clergy
man. The sponsors were the two grand
fathers, H P. Mcintosh and J. J. Lea,
and Miss Elizabeth Mcintosh. The guests
present were Rear Admiral u. r. Harris
w. Brown. and Mrs. G. NJ. Brumbaugh.
Kenneth Lea Mcintosh was born in
Guam and arrived In the United States
during the last week in September.
The First Secretary of the siamese Le-
CATION and Mrs. Edward LOTUS. who
spent the summer at Gloucester, Mass,
arrived yesterday in Washington.
rTrL
Is in town visiting her father and
mother. and while here will improve the
opportunity Of resuming lessons under
her old teacher. Nine Susanne Oldberg.
Mrs Melby will be remember among
the musicians of Washington for her
charm OF manner and fine contralto voice.
A reception and dance will be held this
evening at the home OF the Edward
Douglass White Senate of the new Delta
Theta Phi Law Fraternity. 1853 Rhode
Island Avenue Northwest.
The new fraternity is the second larg-
est legal fraternity In the United States.
and is the result Of a merger of the Alpha
Kappa Phi, Delta Phi Delta. and Theta
lambda Phi legal fraternities. Mr.
Eugene Quigley. of Cincinnati. is chan
cellor. The honorary and alumni mem
bers and their wives have been invited.
Among those invited to attend are the
Chief Justice OF the United States, for
whom the local senate was named; JUS
tice Seth Shepard. Justice Ashley NJ
Gould. Representative Courtney Hamlin
Of Missouri. Mr.. Frank ]. Hogan, Mr..
Charles A. Mccarthy. Mr.. Charles j.
Mr.. William Cleary Sullivan.
Mr.. William Henry White. and Mr.. John
W. Yerkes, all members of the bar.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Carroll Is the present
dean, under whose direction Mr.. 7. Roy
Phillips is in charge OF the arrangements.
Gen. and Mrs. John w. Foster, who
spent the last week at the Homestead
At Hot Springs. Va, are motoring back
to Washington. accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Robert Lancing. and Mrs.
Ross Thompson. The party Is due to
reach here today.
Miss Gladys Ingalls,, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Melville E. ingalls,, will be
hostess at a large dinner tonight at
Hot Springs. Va. They viii return
shortly to Washington and open their
residence at the corner of Massachusetts,
Avenue and Eighteenth Street, which has
Just been completed, and is one OF the
In thatfashionable neighbor-
hood.
Society in washington Is much inter-
ested in the marriage of Miss Margaret
R. Follmer, of this city. and Mr.. ]. F.
de Barros Pimentel. formerly second
of the Brazilian Embassy here.
The news was received by cable yester-
lay from London The marriage took
place Thursday at the Brompton oratory.