The Washington herald., 1914-09-21

In Switzerland. Miss Marion Cleveland
VIII make her debut this winter.
The Misses Patten, who have been at
the Curzon Hotel. London, for the last
month, are also homeWard bound. having
sailed from England on Thursday.
Mrs. Huntington Jackson and children,
who have been abroad for more than a
year, passing most OF that time in Italy,
will sail for home October II.
Mrs. John p. Jackson, who reached
New York via Of Halifax a month ago,
Is still at Bay Head. n. J., where she
went direct from New York. Mrs. Jack
son will return to her home in Connec-
ticut avenue during the present week.
st. Joseph's Catholic Church was the
scene Of a pretty wedding Saturday morn
ing when Miss Helen Marie Mansuy be-
came the bride of Mr.. Seymour Burch
Woolls at nuptial mass celebrated by
Rev. Father Smith. The bride wore a
travelling costume OF blue broadcIoth and
corsase bouquet Of sunburst roses
Breakfast was served at the home Of
the brides parents. Immediately after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Woolls left for a trip
through the South. They will be at home
after October l at the Cadiz apartments.
A wedding of unusual interest was
soIemnized in st. Peters Church in old
Washington Parish at Oak Grove,
Westmoreland County. Va. on Tuesday
evening. The contracting parties were
DR.. Richard Washington. Of the Treas
ury Department. son Of the late Dr.
Walker Washington. a native Of Car
oline County, and Miss Janet Latane.
who is the daughter OF the late Will
lam c. Latane. for thirty years rector
OF the parish, and Susan Wilson Latane.
Mrs. Washington is the great, great
grand-niece of George Washington,
through her mother and grandmother,
the latter being the granddaughter OF
William Augustine Washington. and has
made her home at Wakefield. this
birthplace Of the first President.
The wedding was a most beautiful
one. the chancel Of the old church being
massed with flowers and greens and
lighted with candles.
The bride wore a gown Of white lace
over satin made demi-train. with
long veil, and her bouquet was Of white
roses.
The maid Of honor was Miss Bessie
Latane. the brides sister. also in white
and a short veil held in place by a
cOrOnet Of pink rosebuds. She carried
pink carnations.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary
Boyden. Of Maryland: Mss Grace Green
law. Miss Dunn and Miss Emily PEN
dleton, all in white and with head
dresses OF white tuIe
The grOOmsman was Dr. Warner
Washington. OF New York. A brother
Of the bridegroom and the Gshers were
Mr.. James Latane. a brother Of the
bride, DR.. Frank Hester and Mr.. George
Taylor. Of Washington. and Mr.. Law
renee Washington. cousin Of the bride.
The bride was given IN marriage BY
her brother. DR.. Henry Augustine Lat
ane. Of Maryland.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
:. :. Ware. Of Port Royal and the or
ganist was Mr.. Charles IrsCo Williams
Dr- and Mrs. Washington will spend
the winter in the apiraI. returning
next summer 10 the bridegroom's couu-
try estate. ''Claymont".
Mrs. Alexander Stewart. the Misses
Mary and Helen Stewart. a7d NJ and
Mrs. II. o. LindIey. Of Washington. are
at the BriarcliT Lodge for the autumn
season.
Mrs. T. T Griffith and children havs
returned 10 their home in street
northwest. after spending the summer
in Mt Airy, Md. and the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
Dr. and Mrs P. J. Le7nox have re-
Urned to their apartment in the Toronto
after several weeks spent on the North
Shore