The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-12
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The President left last evening for Cor
nish, N H.. where he win pass the week
end with his family. DR.. Grayson ae-
companied the President, and viii return
with him on Tuesday.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
leave town today for a weeks visit to
Chicago. They will pass Sunday At VAL
paraiso, Ind, where the Vice President
will make an address tomorrow.
The German Ambassador. Count Won
Bernstorff, went to Newport yesterday
from New York to pass the weekend
tbs. Mrs. Richard Townsend entertained
a large dinner company last evening COM
plimentary to Count Won Bernstorn. Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth was also one Of the
dinner guests. having arrived for a short
visit to Mrs. Townsend on Thursday. /
A recent and notable addition to the |
German Embassy stan Is Prince Won
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. who has arrived |
in New York and will remain in that city
for several weeks. acting as counselor OF
embassy there while Mr.. Haniel Won !
Haimhausen remains in the same posi-
ton here.
Commander r. r. Belknap, L. 8. N,
and DR.. Karl Ohnesorg. also Of the navy, |
who accompanied the Tennessee on its
relief commission to Europe. have been
detailed to the American Embassy at
Berlin to serve as a part Of the regular
stan during the war. The regular army
and military attaches in Berlin are Maj.
George T. Langhorne and Lieut. Conn.,
mander Walter R. Gherardi, both of
Washington.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy Joy
Price, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
E. Price. to Mr. Robert l. HuIsiver. took
place last evening at the home Of the
brides parents on Buchanan street, Rev.
Graham H. Bates, Of the New York ave
nue. church officiating
The ceremony took place amid grace
full setting Of palms and pink and white
asters. with some sixty relatives and
close personal friends in attendance The
bride and bridegroom entered the draw
ing room together, preceded only by
the brides young sister. Miss Helen
Price, to the bridal music Of Lohengrin
as played by Mrs. Blizzard. The brides
gown was a most becoming as well as
modish. creation Of white crepe de chine
with tulle veil She carried a shower
bouquet of lilies and roses Miss Helen
de chine with tunic Of matching chiffon,
and carried pink rosebuds.
An informal reception and supper fol-
lowed the ceremony. at which the guests
included. in addition to the brides immedi-
ate family, the mother OF the bridegroom.
who came from Boston for the occasion:
Mrs. E. Howe. OF Silver Spring. Nd, the
brides grandmother: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Page, Mr. and Mrs. z. Matthews.
Miss Janet Hays Mrs Virginia Gottlied.
all of this city. and Mrs. Thomas Hud-
gins. of Atlanta. Ga.
After a short honeymoon trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Hulsiver will be at home at the
Clarion, 1896 Newton street
The wedding date for Miss Mary Nor
ris MCCaulcy and Lieut.. Herbert = !
Howard. Construction Corps. L. S y. 7
has been set for November 3 The .
ceremony will be at st. Johns Church /
at noon. A reception for the family and .
intimate friends will follow at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward MCCauley.
Mrs. H. F. Woodward. Miss Gertrude
Woodward, and Mr.. Harry Woodward
have gone 10 Atlantic City. where they
are staying at the MarlbOrough-Blen-
helm.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Frank Moore left
for months stay at ESmerel-
da Inn. Black Cave. y. c.
Mrs. lie Roy Hillman. of the Ontario
apartment. entertained a dinner company
OF young people last evening cOmph-
mentary TO Miss Grace Horney who is
the guest Of Mrs. Hughes Olipent
Mrs. John B. Henderson has returned /
he SYrfaanrh ID
Florida avenue. after passing the sum-
mer at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Charles ". Rae has returned TO
her home in Eighteenth street. after
passing the summer in the North. Mrs.
Rae will leave October to pass that
month in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. R F Marshal announce
the engagement and approaching mar Il
rage Of their daughter. Gertrude Harri-
son, to Mr.. Harmon Williams of Bar
louisville. Va. The wedding viii. take
place in October.
Washingtonians at the wolcott. New
York city. include Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Hendley and Miss Hendley and Maj. F.
c. BOggs, L. :. \.
DR.. and Mrs NJ darcy MaEee and
family have returned to their residence
lC23 Connecticut avenue. after spending
the summer at their country home, near
Bluemont. Va.
Washington guests registered at the
MCAlpin Hotel in the past week were:
Mr. George T Moran. Mrs. A. Krumke,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Parker, Mr.. p.
J. Eslin. Mr.. Maurice y. Landay Mr.
A. A. King. Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Keen.
Mr.. Harry s wilkins, Mrs. E. NJ. EIkin.
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