The Washington herald., 1914-07-12

and give a dance at Park Gate in honor
OF Miss NJ. Symphorosa Bristed on the
9th. Mr.. and Mrs. Bristed will bring
out Miss Bristed in New York in thu
early winter. They will take a house in
town for the season.
Miss Dorothy StIefel, Of this city, is
spending some time in Toledo, Ohio. the
guest OF relatives
Mr. and Mrs Morgan Bradford. jr.
were among the passengers sailing or
the steamship George Washington, of the
North German Lloyd Line, yesterday.
Dr. Mary Alice Brosius, whose resi-
dence is in the Cumberland apartments,
is spending the summer in Massachusetts,
and New Hampshire.
Mrs. Myer Felheimer. OF Washington,
is spending some time in Nashville, Tenn.
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas From there she will Join her
husband in Chicago, where they will
spend several weeks.
Mrs Frsncelis Smith. OF Naples. n. Y.
who has been visiting for several weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. Dennis F. Shee-
man, ~ II AAoA NAANaoNE mas AONNA llCA
home.
Mr. Burt R. Slough. Of the adjutant
generals ofiCe. left for New York on
Friday. sailing on Saturday. July II, for
Naples on the Canada. Mr.. Slough S
itinerery includes points OF interest in
Italy. France. Switzerland. and Belgium
going north to the British Isles, and will
sail for America the latter part Of Aug
ust.
Mr. VI. wiesenfeld. Of Baltimore has
returned to his home after a short visit
to friends in town.
A very pretty wedding took place at
o'clock last evening at the home OF
Mrs. Ida V. Clark. $50 Sixth street south
east. when Miss Rozetta B. Clark and
Mr.. Alfred W. harrison were married
by Rev. John c. Ball.
The bride wore a handsome dress Of
white satin. trimmed in silk lace and
pearl She carried a shower bouquet OF
John L. Clark and George B. Clark.
brothers OF the bride. were their at
tendants
reception was held Immediately after
the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison left
on the II o'clock train for an extended
trip North
Those present were Mrs Ida V. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. L. harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Oehm. Mr.. George r Clark. Mr.
and Mrs. William LyIes. Mr.. John L
Clark. Mrs s Brown. Miss Joe Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Albrecht, Miss l.
NJ. Clark. Mr. A. Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dohaney. Misses Emily and France1
Clark. Mr.. Louis Dohaney. Mr.. Hugh
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Swan. Mrs. Ida
Toeuse. Mr.. r. ToeuSe Mr.. and Mrs
c. Hinton. Miss NJ Wrenn. Mr. Roat
Mr.. Albert Brand. Mr.. Irving Barber,
Mr.. Stephen Desha. Mr.. and Mrs. h
Desha. VI. George W. Ryon. Mrs Ryon.
Mr.. and Mrs William BarnReart. Mr.
and Mrs Paul Barnheart. Mr.. R Murry.
Mr.. and Mrs J Arth. Mr.. and Mrs
Boyn Henry. Mrs. Bertha Degan. Mr..
and Mrs Grewer. Mr.. and Mrs Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall. Mrs. Risler. Mr.
f. Duke. Miss H. Van Worme- Mr.. W.
Norris. Mrs. VI. s ellison. VI. W. Wit
acre. Mr.. William Butler Mr. 4. SoPer.
Mr.. Enri=ht. Guests from other cities:
M. and Mrs. W. r. QTirIev Master w
oUiEley. jr: Mr.. and Mrs A J. Sheats
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8 opp. Mrs F A
Sh~ats. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Twichen. MI
and Mrs. T. II ShNats. Mr and Mrs W
". Sheats. M. and Mrs. f J Sheats
Mr.. and Mrs. J II Jones Mr.. and Mrs
e. T. Sheats, MI and Mrs. George Rit-
tisburch. Mr. and Mrs W. F. Sheats
and Mr.. and Mrs c. Tiddings.
Mrs n. F Eiseman and daughter
Jeanette. left town during the past week
10 spend some time in New Haven Conn.
Mrs. Harry Franc has returned to her
home in the citv after a ten-day stay
in Newark y. y.
Prof Warren Robinson. of Delevan.
Wis. is a cues, A. the home OF Mr and
Mrs. II. VI. Van Ness. l2i0 Maryland ave
nue. northeast. Prof. Robinson has just
from the meeting Of the con-
vention OF American Instructors of the
Deaf. recently held at Staunton. Va He
is one of the hest known and energetic
men in the profession. and has charge Of
the industrial section Of that body, and
his efforts was second to the
largest and most varied industrial ex-
hibit ever known in the history OF con-
vention. Besides his activities as an ad-
voCate OF Industrial education. Prof. Rob
inson is a contributor to various period
icals and is the founder OF the American
Journal. the only publication
Of its kind for the deaf in the world.
Mrs. George II. Cooper leaves on Mon
day for Roston to spend the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. George Rein
hardt. and her son. Mr.. William H
Cooper. formerly Of Washington.