The Washington herald., 1914-09-23

Virginia country home will return u
New York Thursday.
Mrs. John r. williams and Miss Fran-
els Williams. who also are guests At
the Letter home. will 20 TO White Suis
phur Springs, Monday. for the rest Of
the Fall.
Mrs Hewitt. grandmother OF MrA
Letter, will leave today for a visit "a
Mrs. William White. at Cockeysvills,
| Nd.
Will give dinner this evening at Len
OK. in honor Of their guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry F. Cook, Of New York and
Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith
Mrs. William Albert Slater will AZ.
rive in Washington from New York to-
morrow TO open her residence for the
winter. Mrs. Slater spent the summer at
her home at Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Carol, Of Horevood.
Nd, entertained at a pretty tea yes
terday afternoon in honor Of her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bancroft Carol, Of Doughoregan
Manor.
The Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture
Mr.. Carl VrOoman. entertained at box
party at the Belasco Monday night. His
guests were the Postmaster General and
Mrs. BurlesOn. the Misses Burleson, Gov
BARCLAY. and Mr.. Warren, Of the Depart
ment Of Justice.
Representative and Mrs. Henry George
jr., and their children. who have been
In New York, have returned TO Wash
ington for the season.
Mrs. Hugh McIsaac and her young son.
Donald Neil McIsaac, have returned
from visit Of some months to Mrs.
McIsaacs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Mcneil. Claremont. Berkeley. Cal Miss
Helen Mcneil, sister OF Mrs. McIsaac
will come 10 Washington in December
for stay OF some weeks.
A very pretty home wedding took place
Yesterday at noon in the drawing room
Of the residence OF MI and Mrs John
J. Costinett. when Miss Pearl Virginia
Costinett was married to Ensign Harry
Lloyd MeTTing. L. s. y. The drawing
room and the music room were decorated
with ferns and masses Of white dahlias
and asters. The dining table was deco
rated with pink Bride roses
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Dudley. of St STEPHENS Epis-
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marriage by her father
The bridal gown was Of soft white
satin, trimmed with silver lace and
caught with orange blossoms and the
bride carried a bouquet ot lilies Of the
valley.
The brides gOing-away costume was
smart suit OF navy blue cloth with a hat
Of American beauty velvet. Mr.. and Mrs.
Merring have gone TO Newport where
the bridegroom is attached to the United
States battleship Montana
Colonel Symons. I. :. 4. Mrs symors
and Miss Symons, who have spent the
summer at Loon Lake and at Quebec.
Canada, have returned to their Wash
ington residence. 160S New Hampshire
avenue.
Miss Helen Brinton SharpIes. dauEh-
ter Of Mr.. P NJ SharpIes, Of Grew
stone. West Chester. Pa. and Mr. Samuel
D. Butler, son Of Representative and
Mrs. Thomas 5. Butler. will be married
Thursday, October S. at o'clock The
Friends ceremony will be used. The
flower girls will be Miss Ethel Peters
Butler and Miss Marian Nen FolweH.
The ushers will include Mr.. Philip NJ.
Sharples. jr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sharp
les. brothers Of the bride: Nj Horace
Butler. DR.. Sergeant P. Martin, Mr. Hen
~ Evans and Mai Smedley Darlington
Butler. brother Of the bridegroom Mr..
and Mrs. Butler will reside in Sharples,
". Va
The marriage Of Miss Maud H. Tur-
lev. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
W. Turley, OF Mclean, Va. and Mr.
Harvey W. Young of this city took
place at noon Monday. September q, in
the presence Of large number OF
friends and relatives. at the residence Of
the brides uncle. Mr.. John Gunneu Of
this city. Rev. Mr.. BaIderston of Con-
gress Street Church. officiating. After
receiving the good wishes Of those pres
ent and partaking Of an elaborate lunch
con. given by Mrs. Gunnell. the happy
couple left for their future home at
Mclean, Va
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Henry c. Cabeu.
Of this city. are in New York to meet
Mrs. CabelIs sisters, the Misses Fail
ing, who will arrive tomorrow on the
Olympic.
Mrs Woodbury. Pulsifer has returned
to the city after spending the summer
at her nome on the Maine coast.
Louise FauIkner-ONeale and a party
of friends were entertained last evening
AT the nome OF MT. ana MIS- w liam
Smith. 81 street northwest. Mrs. S-...1
the charming hostess. presiding ~ r.'
piano. Songs and reCitatious OF an a.
commonly hCh order Were in "y@i"ur1
and a very enjoyable evening was s"erL
Mr.. and Mrs. ONcaie have ."st r-'-rned
from their honeymoon trip abroad and
we're among the pass uE,~s last week
on the steamship SaNor.l. landing az
New York.