The Washington herald., 1914-06-25
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home yesterday when they left for
Barnstable. Mass, where they viii pass
the summer.
Rear Admiral John McGowan and Mrs
MCGOWAN left town yesterday to pass
the summer in Maine Miss McGowAn,
who preceded her parents for several
weeks. is making a series Of country
house visits in New York.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant has ar
! rived IN town from Chicago and is at
the Powhattan for short stay
Mrs. Joseph Lamar, who has been with
her husband. Mr.. Justice Lamar, at Nj
agara Falls for the past month. is max
ing a short stay at their Washington
home preparatory to closing IT for the
summer. Mrs. Lamar expects to return
TO Niagara tomorrow.
Gen. and Mrs. william L Marshall
have gone to Atlanta TO attend the mar
brother, Judge Walter Colquitt to Miss
Julia DuHning.
A large and very successful subscrip-
ton luncheon and bridge party was given
at Dover House, Nd, yesterday. The
company motoring to and from the re-
sort was made up largely of members
of the Congressional Club still in Wash
ington. Mrs. Kenyon, of Iowa and Mrs.
MARITIME, of New Jersey, were the pro-
moters Of the excursion.
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater. who has returned
from a two months trip to Paris. will
not come to her Washington home,
which is closed for the summer, but will
go direct to Newport. Mrs. Slater II
making extensive improvements in her
summer home. particularly in the dining
room. which will be the scene Of unusuaI
hospitality in the present season. Miss
Gwynne, who has closed her house on
n street will join Mrs Slater next week,
to remain through the season.
Senior Alberta Cuadra. of Manaque,
Nicaragua, has arrived in Washington.
He is the guest of his parents. Senior p.
r. Cuadra, the Nicaraguan minister of
finance. and Mrs. Cuadra, who maze their
home at the Powhatan.
= Mr.. and Mrs F. o. knight, F. H.
Knight, and DR.. F. A Garrison, all OF
Washington. are late arrivals at the 81.
Charles Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel A. KughIer and her
U
Decatur, have taken a cottage at Cape
May, n. J., and will leave next week
for the remainder of the summer. Miss
Elizabeth A Poore is a guest Of Miss
White, at st. Thomas Rectory, Garrison
Forest. Nd. and will join her family |
later in the season
Col John F. Hobbs. of Philadelphia.
accompanied by his wife and two daugh-
&c
during their brief visit TO Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf have re-
turned from Atlantic City. They will
pass week or ten days at their Wash
ington home before going to New Hamp-
shire to pass the remainder of the sum
mer.
On Tuesday evening, at the home of the
brides parents on Capitol Hill, Miss
Florence Ruth Leland. daughter of Mr..
and MlS Charles E. Leland, was mar
ried TO Mr.. Arthur Lee Thompson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. l. THOMPSON. of
Landover, Nd. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Paul r. Hickok! of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church. The
house was beautifully decorated with
roses and palms White roses and green
formed the scheme in the drawing rooms
while pink roses were used in the dining |
room.
The bride. who was unattended, wore a |
lovely gown of ivory crepe meteor draped |
in chantilly lace and tulle. Her veil was
of tulle also and was caught with a cap |
Of lace and a wreath OF lilies of the val |
ley She carried a shower bouquet Of |
lilies of the valley.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony The bride and bridegroom
Cd in
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland and Mr.. and Mrs |
Thompson, mother and father of the
bridegroom.
Later Mr.. and Mrs Thompson left for
an extended honeymoon. Mrs Thomp-
son wore a going-away costume OF dark
blue cloth and a small black hat trimmed
with pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs Thomp-
son will make their home in Ithica, \.
Y, where Mr.. Thompson is a professor
IN the agricultural college of Cornell
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Chester NJ. Smith and Miss Nellie
Parker, Of New York City; Miss Abb
bic La Moreau, of SummerviIle, n. j.:
Miss Priscilla Hardesty, of Cape Girar-
deau, Mo-; Mr.. Sam Bryan, of Madison,
Wis, and Mr.. Maxwell F. Abel and Mr..
E. V. Hardenburg, of Ithaca, N. Y.
Inc HldrrldSe OF MISS Ethel Mae Heb
bard. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John S.
Hebbard, to Mr.. jeremiah D. Mackessy
will take place on Saturday morning in
the rectory of st. Francis de Sales
Church, the Rev. A. NJ. Mark officiating.
The ceremony will be witnessed by The
families Of the two contracting parties
Immediately after the ceremony the
Young couple will leave on their we'd
ling trip. Upon their return July 20.
hey will be at home to their friends at
5S3 Eighth street northwest.