The Washington herald., 1913-09-28
Douty-Quackenbush


lace. She carried an armful OF Mrs.
Taft" roses.
Mr.. Everard c. Brown acted as best
| man. and the Ushers were Mr.. f. f.
Mueller. Mr.. c. F. Clark. and Mr.. c.
+. Ford, all of Washington: Mr.. Charles
]. Huber, Of Buffalo, n. Y, and Mr..
Mac Wassman, jr., of San Francisco,
Cal
small and informal reception at the
home OF the bride in Primrose Street
Chevy Chase. followed the church cere-
mony. Later in the evening the bride
and bridegroom left Washington for the
| Canadian Rockies. The bride wore a
smart dark blue travelling suit, and chic
hat to match.
| On their return from the West they
will make their home in New York.
Messrs Sylvan and Gerald Grosner
who spent a few days in the city during
the last week. have left here to re-
sumo their studies at college. the former
attending the University of Michigan,
the latter the University OF Pennsyl-
vania.
| Mrs John Magruder and Miss Ma
! talie Magruder who spent the summer
at their camp at Essex-on-Iake Cham
plain. have returned to Washington and
Joined Mr.. Magruder at their home III
! S Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mattingly. Of
| Thirteenth Street, announce the engage
| ment Of their daughter, Miss Gotilde
| Mattingly. to Austin Cunningham. of
San Angelo, Tex. The wedding will take
| place in the autumn.
| Miss Mattingy is a member of an old
Maryland family and is well known in
Baltimore and Washington society.
Mr.. Cunningham is the son of Capt
and Mrs. William Streit Cunningham and
is til correspondent at Washington for
the San Antonio Express and is the sec
retary Of the National Press Club.
| Col Nicolai Golejewski, military at
| tache of the Russian Embassy, and Mime.
Golejewsid, who occupied a cottage al
Falmouth Heights. Mass, during the
summer, have returned to Washington
| for the winter.
| Commander Burstyn. Austrian nsva
attache. has returned TO Washington and
taken up his residence at the Bachelor
for the season.
! Mr.. and Mrs. l. Grosner, of Massachu-
sets Avenue, have closed their summer
home in Atlantic City, where they
spent the summer months, and have re-
opened their residence here.
Mr.. A. Scherbatskoy, counselor of the
Russian Embassy. and Mime. Scherbats-
koy will return to Washington the first
OF the week from Cataumet. Mass,
where they spent the summer. They will
resume their residence at 1872 Rhode Is
land Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto woerner of I755
| Columbia Road. entertained a number of
| young people at their home Monday
evening in honor of Miss Hortense Levi,
OF jackson, Tenn.
Miss Marjorie Alshire left Washington
| yesterday for Norwalk, Conn, where she
will be an attendant at the marriage OF
| : Nellie Keyser and Mr.. William
Meredith. Others from Washington who
will be in the wedding party are Miss
MarPiret Niche and Miss Elizabeth
Kibbey, who went to Connecticut earlier
in the week. Miss Keyser was a student
at the Cathedral School for several years
| Mrs. Levy, who has been visiting here,
in Tallahassee. Fla
| shop and Mrs. Earl Cranston, who
have been at their summer home. Lit
| tie Japan" on Lake Michigan, have re-
turned to Washington and have opened
their apartment I'm the Ontario.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant is in New
| Yn~' sat the Manhattan, resting from a
round OF visits and will be in Washing
ton within few days to open her house
| for the season.
Mr.. Laurence Gassenheimer is return
ing to this country on the steamer Lap
land, after touring England. France,
Germany. Switzerland, and Holland.
Washington society is taking much in
terest in the suffrage domestic day
| Luncheon is to be served on Wednesday,
Thursday. and Saturday at the old Cafe
Republique- building.
| Among the hOstesseS are Mrs. Gilbert
| Grosvenor, Mrs. David Fairchild, Mrs. ].
| b. Perry, Mrs. Warner Baldwin Bailey,
| Miss Elsie Hill. daughter of former Rep
resentative Hill; Mrs Nevil Monroe Hop
kins, Mrs. Morvan Thompson, and Mrs.
| Charles Norton, wife of Brig. Gen. Norton.
Mrs. Henry Lockwood is the general
chairman in charge of the arrangements,
| and the Mattresses for the occasions are
to be Mrs. Richard c. Burleson, wife of
\ Lieut.. BurIeson, U. S. A, and Mrs. Laura
| Owens, daughter of Col. Kelton. Mrs.
Mary k Clagett will act as head
| waitress.
There will be music provided during
! the luncheons. Contributions of fruit and
! jelly are coming in from farms. and a
delicious repast of many other delicacies
will be served.
Mile. Eugene Lebschutz is at 1916 Kill
bourne Street for the winter. Last June
Mile. Liebschutz received from the
French government the decoration of
"Oficier d'Academie."
| Mrs Edward Pendleton has returned
from Bar Harbor, where she spent the
summer, and is at Stoneleigh Court for
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Tuttle have re-
turned to Washington after spending the
! summer in the Adirondacks and at Utica.
| DIR. and Mrs. Harry kaufman. who
spent the past three months abroad, have
returned to their home in the city.
Mrs. A. F. Fechteler, wife of Capt.
Fechteler, u. S. N, entertained at an
| informal dance at her residence in Bilt-
more Street Friday evening for her SON
Midshipman William NJ. Fechtelsr. and