The Washington herald., 1914-10-03

marriage was celebrated yesterday By
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall Mrs.
Marshall rode the to the Capitol in the
morning and returned there to luncheon
with the Vice President in the afternoon
The only guest at dinner was their small
visitor, the borrowed baby" Thomas
Marshall Sutherland. who expressed keen
delight in the teart-shaped cake with
pink icing which had been prepared for
the Vice President and Mrs Marshall by
Leon, the shorenam Hotel chef. as a
surprise The lake bore the numerals 1855
1914 After dinner the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall and a party Of friends oc-
eupied box at the Belaseo Theater.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott has Joined her
son-in-law and daughter, the Assistant
Secretary OF Agriculture and Mrs. Carl
Vrooman. at the shoreham. where they
wiz spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parmelee have ar
rived at the shoreham from their home
in Ohio and wiz remain there until they
open their place at woodley lane.
rehearsal Of the bridal party to act
at the wedding OF Miss Helen Heyl,
daughter of Col. Charles II. HeyI, to
Lieut. Pitcher Milo Fox. u s. A, today,
was held at the residence Of Col Heyl
The wedding will take place at 4 o'clock
and although II Is supposed TO be a
quiet home one the uniforms Of Lieut.
Fox's fellow officers and thatl Of the
brides father viii add a brilliant touch
TO the scene. Miss Jafia Heyl will be
her sisters only attendant. Lieut. How
ard S. Bennion will be best man in place
Of Lieut. Donald Connolly. who finds It
impossible TO come to Washington at this
time.
Mr.. William Heimke. former Minis
ter to San Salvador. and Mrs. Heimke,
the Hotel Powhatan, have taken an
apartment at the Dresden.
MIS-. william Jennings Bryan, wife Of
the Secretary OF State, has been added
to the list of patronesses for the National
Cotton Fashions Show at the New Willard
on October s. Mrs. Bryan will exhibit
several gowns made Of the cotton raised
on the Bryan Florida estate.
The Austrian Ambassador, Mr.. Dumba.
has gone to New York from Manchester.
Mass He will arrive in Washington in
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Letter and their
children are at the Green Brier White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va
Mr.. John Barrett, director Of the
Pan-American Union. has taken an
apartment at the Hotel Powhatan for
the coming winter season
Chevalier Won Rappard. the Neither
lands Minister. was the guest OF honor
at 4 luncheon given on Thursday in
New York, by Col. John c. Calhoun
Mrs. John A. Logan. jr.. has arrived
at Hot Springs, Va, for q stay Of some
weeks.
Mrs. ]. West Roosevelt is the guest
Of Miss Emily Tuckerman, at Lenox,
Mass
Mrs. Ralph Walker Mcdowell is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
NoyeS- DR.. Mcdowell = stationed in Flor
ida at present
Mrs Theodore -Soyes has recently re-
turned TO Washington from Hudson
Harbor, n. Y. where she passed the
latter part Of the summer, after re-
turning from Europe in August
Representative Eugene F. Kinkead
returned to the city yesterday, after
a short stay al his home in Jersey City,
and is at the Hotel Powhatan.
Mrs. William ". Wotherspoon has re-
turned to Washington from jamestown.
R. l. Gen. wotherspoon and Midship-
man Wotherspoon came to Washington
from jamestown early last week. Mid
shipman Wotherspoon has now returned
to his studies at Annapolis.
Mrs. Fredericka Morgan Cameron is
visiting friends in Boston.
Miss Marguerite White. daughter of
Senator and Mrs. White. of Alabama,
is visiting in Alabama She will Join er
parents here October Is
Mr.. William Knowles Cooper. of the
Y. NJ. c. A. entertained the officers of
the association at luncheon at the Ho-
tel Powhstan yesterday.
Mrs. George RuggIes and Miss Alma
Ruggles have gone to the Philippines
for two years visit
Miss Jane Heron has returned to her
apartment in the Highlands from Can
ada and the mountains OF South Caro-
lima where she spent the summer.
Mrs. z. E. Whiting entertained In
formally at bridge yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. James Monroe Love, formerly Miss
Rebecca Dangerfield, of Alexandria. wife
Of Capt. Love, will spend the season in
Washington.
Mrs. George Howard and her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Perrin. will return
to Washington October 10, from Ian