The Washington herald., 1914-06-05

Chief Justice Shepard. of the District
Court of Appeals and Miss Shepard,
leave for New York tomorrow to sail for
Europe. where they will pass the sum-
I mer.
Mrs. ]. w. McMurray and Miss Ethel
McMurray left yesterday for San Fran
cisco, to sail later for China. They will
pass the summer with Mr.. John McMur-
ray. secretary Of the American Embassy
at Peking.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hewson closed
their home on Sixteenth street yesterday
when they left for Auburn. N. y, where
they have a cottage for the summer Mr..
and Mrs. Hewson are accompanied oy tne
latter's daughter Miss Georgia Sconeld.
They will make the trip by motor, the
first stage Of their journey being by
Gettysburg, thence to Harrisburg, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Hewson expect to be
among the washingtonians at Bar Har-
Dor in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Moffett have gone
to Atlantic City, where they propose
passing a week at the Raleigh. ST. Charles
Place.
Mrs. Percival Dodge has gone to
Niagara Falls to Join her husband who
is with the Mediation Conference. Later
Mrs. Dodge will join her parents. Rear
Admiral and Mrs Adams in the Adiron-
dacks.
Mrs. W. W. Hall entertained at a
bridge luncheon yesterday complimentary
to Mrs. Claude z. Thomas, formerly Of
this city, but now of Newport. In the
| company to meet Mrs. Thomas were
Mrs. L. Agnes Myers. Mrs. Edward E
Ayre, Mrs. L. A. Nesbit. Mrs. c. s.
TAFT. Mrs A. J. Bennett, Mrs. r. A.
Clark, all Of Washington and Mrs.
George Henderson Of New London, Conn.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club con-
cluded their meeting yesterday with a
delightful luncheon at the New Willard
and a theater party at Keith's. Among
those present were Mrs. Rae keene.
Mrs. James Lee, Mrs. Mason F. Heary.
Mrs. Grover Hastings. Mrs. E. Madison
Hall and Miss Ruth Gallagher.
washingtonians now at the Hotel VOL
cott. New York. include Mr.. George F.
Parker. Mr.. Samuel B. Blythe, and Miss
Sallie Ricketson.
Registering at the Hotel McAlpin from
Washington during the past week have
been: Karl X. Gartner. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Sohmer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nachman.
r. A. Ford, Lewellyn Jordan. c. ID. Nell,
A. E. Randall. ]. II. Baden. Miss A.
Eversman, Walter Stair. F. ]. Sheri-
dan, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Kerr. Morris
Simon. Paul F. Grove. f. T. Bingham.
F. S. Fowler, Thomas T. Flaherty. T.
w. Wetherspoon, T. z. Brown. Edgar
Sydenstricker. w. S. Nurenburg. J. T
Tilley, d. Forster. Miss Catherine v.
Roche, E. d. Mayer. Pedro Raj Caudra.
Harrington Mills, p. A. Blair. A. NJ. Blair,
George w. Rea, George B. Barthelme.
George E. Bedell. jr.. DR.. ID. ]. Murphy.
Sydney J. Bieber. Henry G. Boyer. w. J.
Lauck. F. d. Mckinney, Misses II. and
o. Plant and E. r. Sasscer.
On Wednesday evening Miss Charlotte
PyIes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID.
Pyles, was married to Rev. Clarence II.
Corkran, former pastor of Bells NJ. E.
Church. just beyond Congress Heights,
at the country home OF the brides
parents. Fairmont Manor, Nd. DR.. Fl.
l.. Watson. district superintendent Of the
West Baltimore NJ E. conference. was IN
charge of the ceremony, assisted by DR..
H. U. Roop. president of Eastern College,
and Rev. Merritt Earl pastor. of the
Congress Heights NJ. E! Church. There
was a large company of relatives and
friends present Miss Florence Pyles
and Miss Marie Pyles, sisters Of the
bride. acted as maids of honor. while A.
w. Corkan. of Fredericksburg. Nd. acted
as best man. The ushers were Prof. r.
L. Corkran. f. d. Marine, and Rev. II. c.
Owens. all classmates of the bridegroom.
Miss Annie Laurie Hamilton and Master
Vernon Briggs were ribbon bearers.