The Washington herald., 1914-07-17
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their honeymoon In touring the Berk-
shires ana White Mountains.
DR.. Ransdell, who Is now attached 20
the Aaynower. formerly practiced med
icine IN Washington when his father
Col. Daniel N. RansdeIl, was Sergeant
at-Arms OF the Senate with a residence
on Capitol Hill
The marriage Of Miss Nellie Elizabeth
Hemming. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T
NJ Hsmming, to Mr. Wilmer Jeanette.
formerly Of New Hampshire, took place
yesterday afternoon at the home Of the
brides parents. ia Maryland avenue
northeast.
] The entire drawing room floor was
decorated in summer foliage and white
| flowers. roses and thousands OF white
daisies being used with choice effect
The bride was unattended, but escorted
by her father entered the drawing room
to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march as played by Mr.. and Mrs J.
A. d. Turner on violin and piano. The
bridegroom was attended by Mr.. Win
ston Hemming. brother Of the bride.
Only about twenty guests witnessed
the ceremony. which took place at
O'Clock. with Rev. r. L. Foltz. Of the
Epworth N. E. Church. officiating. The
bride looked charming in a gown Of
white crepe de chine made in modish
lines and worn without veil or hat
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeanette left last even
ing for several weeks travel TO end at
their future home at Great Falls, Mont
Mr.. A. F. Mccarthy and wife, OF Nor
folk. Va, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
J. d. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. p L.
Bryant. are making an extensive auto
tour Of the Eastern cities. During their
Gfa In
the Hotel Powhatan-
Mrs George A Foster. Of Evanston,
Ill. and her daughter, Miss Elinore. are
visiting Washington en- route to Atlanta
for the summer. While here they are
guests at Hotel Powhatan-
Mrs. E. E. Osborne. Of Frederick, Nd.
who is accompanied by her two daugh-
ters, Miss Ruth and Miss Edith. is visit
ing some friends in Washington, and is
guest at the Hotel POwhatan during
ner stay here.
Mr.. John r. Mclean. who Is passing
the summer at NarTagansett Pier, has
taken a cottage at Newport for the month !
of August Mr.. Mclean will have with |
him for the greater part Of the summer |
Mrs. William Gordon Crawford, of this |
city. Miss owen has already Joined Mr.. |
and family at Narragansett
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Godsey Burns Of
accompanied by their daugh-
ter. Miss Martha. and Miss Helen Koch
Ter and Miss Ada Waters have been on
an extensive auto tour through New
York State and stopped in Washington
for few days en- route to Pittsburgh.
They are guests at the Hotel POwhatan-
Mrs. Richard Townsend arrived at Gull
Rock, the Newport villa she has leased
Tor the season, on Wednesday. but owing
10 a slight indisposition is unable to take
any part in society at present Later
Mrs. Townsend will be Joined by her !
son-in-law and daughter, Representative
md Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry.
Mrs. Chandler Anderson has arrived at
Newport TO be the guest OF her sister,
Nine. Riano. wife Of the Spanish Ambas-
'ador.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson,
who sailed for Europe in June. are at
he Hotel Majestic in Paris, after several
weeks in England.
MI anu -hiS D. EhllA@S' VI AlHeIlS'
ia, are in Washington for a brief stay
md while here are guests at Hotel Pow
iatan-
Mrs. W. B. Tresider Is a late arrival
rom Washington in Paris where she is
Il the Hotel Bedford for a week en- route
o Lucerne for a months stay.
The engagement Of Miss Marie
Heink. youngest daughter Of
he famous contralto. 10 Herbert Guy.
ormerly Of this city and now a resi-