The Washington herald., 1915-09-28

The Vice President and Mrs Marshal
have left Washington !or indianapolis
where they will pass the early autumn
They expect to return to their apartment
at the Willard for Thanksgiving.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Lans
ing who are making a short visit tC
Henderson Harbor. y. Y, the summer
home of Mrs l-ansings parents, vii
return this week, when all the Cabinet
homes will be reopencd except that oi
Secretary of War Garrison. Mrs. Gar
risOn Is at their cottage at Sea Bright. y
j., where she purposes remaining severa
weeks.
Mrs Naon wife of the Argentine Am
ha ssador. and their children returned tC
Washington yesterday from Buena Vista
Springs, Pa. where the Emba ssy was es
ltablished for the summer and Joined tbs
Ambassador. who arrived in town Sun
day. DIR. Naon was to have sailed for his
own country Il week ago, but has de
ferred his departure on account of tbs
pan American conference called to con
slider the situation in Mexico.
Mrs Thomas Watt Gregory and Miss
Jane Gregory. wife and daughter of tbs
Attorney General. returned to Washing.
ton yesterday after passing the summer
at Monterey. Pa. Mrs. Gregory. mother
of the Attorney General. accompanie
them.
The former Secretary of State and Mrs
Knox are passing a few days at theil
home, 1J27 X street. which they have
leased for the coming season TO Repre-,
81 nj
Rochester. " Y. Mr. and Mrs Knox
will pass the autumn at Valley Forge an6
the winter in Pittsburgh
The new Counselor of the State De
lpartment Mr. Polk. has leased as his
Washington home the residence in Six.
teenth street adjoining the Spanish En-.
bassy. which was occupied by the late
Col Morton Gage. military attache of the
British Embassy.
The residence Of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
lam StapletOn LipscOmb in NJ street was
the scene OF an attractive wedding yes
terday at noon. when their daughter
Miss Martha Elizabeth Lipscomb, be
came the bride of Mr.. John Randolph
Crown. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. J. Henning Nelms in
bower of palms and ferns in the bay
WINDOW OF lne awlng-EOOIn.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore a gown of soft white
satin. made with full round skirt and
a short-waisted bodice. heavily braid
ed in silver. Her long court train OF
chiffon was suspended from the should
ers and caught with sprays of orange
blossoms. She Wore a tulle veil ar
| ranged under n bandeau OF pearls and
carried shower bouquet of Bride rose!
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Grace Lipscomb was her sisters
only attendant and wore gown oil
white crepe de chine and silk net and
carried a bouquet of pink roses. Mr.
]. Fred Essary acted as best man.
\ reception followed. when the newly
married couple were assisted in re.
ceivinS by Mrs. Lipscomb. the brides
mother. VINO Wore n handsome gown oil
gray crepe de chine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crown left later fol
their wedding trip, the latter wearing
"A tailored suit of blue CLOTH with hat
to match
They will reside at l5I5 Park road or
their return. Among the Out-of-towr
guests here for the wedding were Miss
Julia Cox. of New York. and Miss Sarat
Meade, of Berryville. Va. house guest:
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lipscomb.
Col. Nignal, military attache at the
French Embassy. and Nine Vignal hav.
leased the apartment in Florence Cour'
formerly occupied by Rear Admiral ant
Mrs. Frank Beatty.
Mrs. Beatty and their son. Midshipmar
Frank Beatty, will come to Washing
ton tomorrow from Norfolk where Ad
miral Beatty is stationed Mrs. Beatty
Will visit Lieut.. Commander and Mrs
Il. l.. smith at their home in Iero,
place. while Midshpman Beatty will z,
on TO the Naval Academy
Mrs. A. s. Stone, corresponding secre
tdry of the Southern Industrial Educa
| tionai Association, who has returne,
from her summer vacation in New Eng
land. reports successful sales of article.
of mountain workman nship and a gen.
orally increasing interest in the wOrI
done for the mountain people by tn,
association
Miss Clara Wilson. a trustee of tn,
association. has visited several of tn,
schools in North Carolina and kenruckS.
where she went to investigate the indus
trial work which is carried on through
the aid of the association.
The Office. 33l Southern Building. il
now open. and interesting and attractiv,
articles ar" coming each day from tn.
mountain workers
Mrs. William ID. MacDOugall and chill
dren will return TO Washington tomor
row after spending the summer n
jamestown and join Commander Mac
Dousall. who is on duty at the Wal
College.
Miss Ruth Daniels and her sister, Mis-
, Sara Daniels. have returned to Washing
ton from Bay Head. N J., where the,
| passed the summer.
Col William p. Wooten. Commandan
ut the Washington Barracks. and Mrs
Wooten will be hosts at a dinner of te,
| covers tomorrow evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred N SomerviIIe an
! nounce the marriage of their daughter
Jessie L.. and Mr.. Charles A. McManol
of this city.
The ceremony took place at noon yes
terday in Baltimore at st. Marys Churc;,
Rev. Albert Smith officiated in the pres