The Washington herald., 1914-09-03


House yesterday from his short rest with
bis family at Harlakenden House. Cor
nish. N H He was accompanied only oy
DR.. Cary Grayson, u. 5. N. as Miss VII
son will remain throughout the early au-
tumn at Cornish. Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones, the Presidents cousin and Tor
years a member OF the family circle. u
still at the White House. recovering from
her illness Of the mid-srnmsr, ana has
with her the Misses Smith, OF New Or
leans. close personal friends o. both the
President and the late Mrs Wilson.
The members Of the Cabinet were hosts
at a beautifully appointed dinner last
evening as a farewell 10 their former as
sociate, Mr. James c. McReynolds, who
retires from the post Of Attorney General
to hlI a place on the supreme bench The
dinner took place In the Presidential suite
at the New willard. The occasion also
served as a welcome to Mr.. Thomas W.
Gregory. who succeeds Mr.. McReynolds
as head Of the Department Of Justice
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
Bryn. who with their family passed the
summer at Seal Harbor. Ne, have ar
rived in New York. and will be at the
Ritz Carlton for a short time before re-
turning TO Washington for the winter.
Other diplomats registered in New York
on their way back TO the Capital for the
winter are the Minister from Argentina,
Dr. Naon, and Mr.. de Beauford. Of the
Netherlands. Count de San Esbebau, Of
the Spanish Embassy. is also making a
short stop in New York, being en- route
from Washington TO Newport by motor.
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Burle-
son arrived in Washington yesterday from
Grimsey, Canada, where they have had
cottage for the summer.
The autumn wedding season opened in
Washington last evening with a beauti-
fully appointed ceremony at Mount Yer
non Place Church. where Miss Caroline
Morton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs W. A.
Morton. OF this city. became the bride
OF Mr. George Ebert Judd, of Boston.
fashionable company witnessed the
ceremony. at which Rev. r. L. Fultz offi-
ciated. The ushers. who seated the COM
pany and later led the bridal procession,
were Mr.. John Wells, Of New York; Mr..
Eli Blanford Smith, Mr.. Clifford Blan-
ford and Mr.. Earl Wakeman. all Of
Washington. The bride was escorted by
her father and preceded by a very at
tractive bevy OF maids. The brides gown
was Of white satin. .ichly trimmed in
lace, worn under a weIl-arranged and
becoming tulIe veil Her toilet vas COM
pIeted by a huge bouquet Of lilies Of the
valley. The maid Of honor, Miss Lucy
Byrd Morton. wore a modish gown OF
blue satin and chiffon. the latter forming
the new accordion pleated overdress. The
top Of the gown showed the basqued bod
ice with long close sleeves Of the satin.
with cape collar OF white lace. The
bridesmaids wore gowns similar to the
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ney roses forming her bouquet. carried
pink asters OF a new and very beautiful
variety. They all wore smart little caps
or small hats Of white lace. The brides
maids were Miss Esther Bryan and Miss
Kate Blsnton. Of Virginia: Miss Gladys
TinEle, of Texas; Miss Virginia Herford.
Of this city Little Miss Mildred O'Brian.
as flower girl. wore a dainty frock Of
white muslin and carried a basket OF
pink roses
Mr.. William Allen Morton. brother Of
the bridegroom, was best man.
Preceding the coming Of the bridal
partv, there was a short organ recital
by Mrs. Frank Post. and tenor solo.
20. Perfect Love-" by Mr.. Joseph CO.
mer. The church was beautifully deco
rated In masses Of vivid green foliage.
with arches OF palms and white asters
AZ the chancel and clusters OF asters and
fern TO mark the reserved pews for the
immediate relatives.
A small reception at the home Of the
brides parents, 2oo A street southeast
followed the ceremony. Here the young
people received the best wishes of their
relatives and closest friends IN bower
Of palm and pink asters. Mrs. Morton
and the mother of the bridegroom both
assisted in receiving.
Mr Judd an his bride left last --en-
ing for the North. and after octcN"r
will be a. home at So Ridgen:ont street.
Boston
The marriage OF Miss Isabel Richard
son NaEruder, only daughter Of DR.. Alex
ander Fitzhugh Magruder, Of this city.
TO Ensign Percy Kent Robottom, L. S. NJ
took place yesterday at noon at st. Mat
thew's Church, jamestown, r. I. The
ceremony was witnessed by a FASH, liable
company that n-led the picturesque
little church 10 the doors. The ushers all
brother-officers Of the bridegroom, and in
full uniform. were L!euts. Maurice r.
Pierce. Edgar A. Logan. Ensigns Walter
F. Davidson. Edwin J. Gillian, and How
ard Flanagan. all Of the navy. and
Lieut. Toilette Bradley, OF the army.
The bridesmaids were Miss Robottom.
sister Of the bridegro m the Misses Alys
and Elsie Downing. Of this city: the
Misses Anne and Evelyn Gleaves. daugh-
ters Of Capt Albert Gleaves, L. S. N;
Miss Talbot, of Lowell, Mass. and ss
Lila Fisher. Of Philadelphia. Miss Meta
Jefferson. of Lowell. a cousin of the bride,
was maid Of honor. Lieut.. Franklin P.
Conger L s y. whose engagement 10
Miss Elizabeth Bowe. of Syracuse. n. Y,
was announced early IN the week, was
best man The bride. Who is a very
pretty and charming girl Of pure blonde
type. looked her prettiest in a superb
gown Of white satin with garni re Of
rose point. Her veil was of tulle nd
her bouquet Of lilies of the valley. The
bridesmaids all wore pink taffeta and
chiffon gowns OF the smartest mcdel Of
the moment, with pink hats. Ihe maid
of honor wor, gown and hat on the
same lines, but in light blue.
breakfast and reception al the
Casino followed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robottom left jamestown du ing
the afternoon for a honeymoon p Of
several weeks. Later in the autumn they |
will live at Annapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. George F. Vincent al
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Isabel. to Mr. Paul V. Harper. on Mon
day, August 8, at Quebec. Canada. This
marriage. planned early in the summer
for August o. was to hove taken place
at St. Paul, Mimi, with large bridal !
party and a still larger company OF
guests.
Nnstead, the ceremony took place in the
Ch. teau Frontenac. Quebec, just twenty |
four hours after the arrival OF the bride