The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-18
For Working Boys.

Great interest is being taken in the tea
and sale which will be held this after
| noon at o'clock at the residence of
the Rev. Thomas s. Childs, at Chevy
Chase. for the benefit of the Working
Boys Home. Ices. cakes, tea, and summe.
hats will be some of the attractions
| offered. Among those who will assist in
| making the affair a success will be Mrs.
| Robert HOLSTER Chapman, the Misses
Childs, Mrs. George Rowland Chase,
| Mrs. Richard A. Harlow, Mrs. Perry
johnson, Mrs. Odell. Mrs. Theodore N
Noyes, Mrs. Donald Cassells. Mrs. Wal
ter Tuckerman, Miss Marie Stevens. Miss
Mary McCauley. Miss Lascelles Mac
Culsky, Miss Caryl Crawford. and the
Misses Fitch. Mrs. Charles Tucker, the
Misses Bagley, Miss Yerkes, Mrs. Alice
Martin. Mrs. James Ord, Mrs. ]. c.
Malcolm, Miss Swartzell and Miss Gray.
Washington society Is interested in the
announcement of the engagement of Mr..
George Won L. Meyer. tr, son of the
former Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer. to Miss Frances Saltonstall.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. SAL
tonstall, of Milton. Mass. Mr.. Meyer
was but little known to Washington So
ciety personally. as he was absent at
college during the time his father was
in the Cabinet, coming to visit the fam
lily only at intervals, and during college
vacations. Miss Saltonstall made her
debut two years ago and is the sister
Of Mrs. Philip B. Weld, Of New York.
Mr.. Meyer will graduate from Har-
ward with this years class. He is
member of the Hasty Pudding. Varsity.
and Sphinx clubs.
A lovely wedding was solemnized at st.
Marks Episcopal Church last night when
Miss Joy Hills Marston, daughter Of MS.
Alice A. Marston, and Mr.. Edwin Alexis
Schmitt were married.
The charming bride was unattended.
She was given In marriage by Mr.. Davis
NJ. Lea
Mr.. George Poole was best man. ard
the ushers were Mr.. Walter E. Barton,
Mr.. Edgar j. Hough, Mr.. Arthur II.
Brame, and Mr.. Franz S. W. Dahn.
After the ceremony a reception was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lea. The
bride and bridegroom left Washington
later in the evening on their wedding trip.
Upon their return they will reside in their
new bungalow in Ridsewood Avenue,
Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Lillian r. Messenger, who is at
present at Atlantic City. where her health
is greatly benefited by the bracing sea
air, will leave shortly for a mountain
resort where she will remain until
autumn.
The minister of Costa Rica, Senior Don !
Joaquin Bernardo Calvo, and Sonora |
Dona Maria de Calvo. left Washington |
yesterday for Glen Cove. Long Island. |
where they have taken a cottage for the |
summer. They were accompanied by |
Senorita Maria Calvo, Senorita Marta |
Calvo, and the children Of the family.
Commodore and Mrs. Qpaltrough will go |
TO New York within q few days before |
starting a series of visits on Long Island. |
Afterward they will go to Narragansett |
Pier for their usual midsummer visit.
The Starmont Aid for Consumptives will !
give a lawn fete at Belmont. Fourteenth |
and. Clifton Streets, this afternoon from
to 10 o'clock One of the attractive fea-
lures will be the singing of Mrs. Warner
Gibbs There will also be other music /
and dancing. with sale Of refreshments,