The Washington herald., 1915-09-20

morning accompanied by DR.. Stockton
Axson, who is a guest at the White
House, and took a brief motor ride late
| in the afternoon.
I The Secretary of War is spending the
weekend with Mrs. Garrison at their
| cottage at Seabright, ~ J.
| Mrs. Daniels, wife of the Secretary of
| the Navy. has returned to town TO make
preparations for occupying their new
residence in Wyoming avenue.
| Cant. F.. W. Eberle, U. s. N. and Mrs.
| Eberle were the guests of honor at a
dinner given last evening in Annapohs
BY Rear Admiral and Mrs. Fullam. capt
| and Mrs Eberle motored to Annapolis
yesterday morning.
| Can't. James II. Glennon has been de-
| tailed by Secretary Daniels to take
charge Of the Washington Navy fard
and the naval gun factory there. to re-
Iieve Capt Edward W. Eberle. who mas
| been transferred to. Annapolis as super
| intendent of the Naval Academy. capt.
Glennon has recently been on duty at tne
Navy Department as president OF the
| special board on naval ordnance and as
a member Of the naval examining ana
| retiring boards.
| Lieut. Col Murropgh O'Brien. military
| attache of the British Embassy, ana
Mrs. O'Brien have rs their guest at BeH-
erIy Miss Georgianna II. Owen, OF Ne"
York.
| snecial express train will be run
from New York tomorrow morning over
1.-THE New Haven Railroad to Lenox. TO
bring the members Of the Hartman fam
lily and invited guests for the wedding OF
Mr. William Averell Hartman ana MISS
Kitty I.anier I.awrance. which VIII take
lplace in Trinity Episcopal Church AT
Inoon Arriving by the special train VIII
be Mrs. Edward Henry Hartman. Miss
lCarol A. Hartman. and Mr.. and Mrs
lCharles Cary Rumsey. They will motor
from the train to the church. Only thirty
relatives and friends have peen inNiteo
to the church.
| About 20 invitations have been issued
for the reception. With fair weather
1.-The breakfast will be served on The
lporches and at small tables on the ter.
Traces at Allen Winden. The villa and
1.-THE grounds are most inviting. MT
Hartman and his bride will receive In
1.-THE drawing room. The decorations al
1.-The house will be of cut flowers from
Mr. Charles Ianiers greenhouses. and
will be of great beauty. They Will be
larranged by Alfred II. Wingett. superin-
tendent of the estate. Mr.. Wingett Will
lalso arrange simple floral decorative
lsatting for the service at Trinity. which
will be performed by Rev. William Law
lr.nce Wood. rector The chancel and the
laltar will be decorated in pink and white
Pink is Miss IawranCe's favorite color.
| Mr. Allen blanchard Fenno. who mar
Tried Miss Elizabeth Turnure. Miss Law
RANGES cousin, will play the musica
arx-is
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lanier Lawrance
jof New York. arrived yesterday at A'ler
Winden for the wedding. Mr.. william
AverelI Hartman will arrive today
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Turnure. Miss
lI.awrance's aunt and uncle. will enter
Itain Mr. Francis r. Appleton. jr.. ano
MFR Charles Appleton for the wedding
land Mrs. j. Frederick Schenck will have
Mr. Charles Lanier. jr.. and Reginald Is
Lanier as her guests.
Gifts Of great beauty and value have
been received by Miss Lawrence. The
gifts are guarded by special officers.
Mrs Clements w. Mcmillan and littl'
SON Ambrose. have returned to For
Myer.
| Rear Admiral C. F.. Vreeland. L. $. y.
retired who has been at Buena Nisti
! lment at the Westmoreland.
The marriage of Miss Marta Calvo
daughter of the former Minister from
Costa Rica and Nine. Calvo. and Mr.
, Thomas Dempsey Harrington. of Bos
. ton. will take place Thursday. Octobe
Z. at IL o'clock at the apostolic lega
ton.
Mgr Bonzano will perform the cere
| lmony and a nuptial mass will follow.
Miss Selma Calvo will be her sister
p jmaid of honor and Miss kathleen An
$ derson. of this city. and Miss Clara Jae
3 ger. of Montclair. n. j.. will be tn
= bridesmaids.
al Little Miss Josephine Weller will h
= the flower girl.
Il Mr.. William Edward Harrington. o
= lRoston. brother of the bridegroom. will
act as best man.
: The ushers will include a number o
slout-of-town men, friends of the bride
groom.
n Only the members of the two familie
a and a few intimate friends will wit
, ness the ceremony and be present a
. the breakfast. which will be held a
the Calvo residence Immediately after
q ward.
l The wedding of Miss Olga Wibora
Youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
: Frank r. Wiborg. and Mr.. Sidney Web
ster Fish, which was celebrated Satur
day at East Hampton. L. l.. was quie
and simple one. owing to the recen
death of the bridegroom's mother. Mrs
lStuyvesant Fish. The guests included
ionly the relatives and intimate friend
- the guests from New York going on
. on a special train. which left the Penn
sylvania Station at 9:45. returning a
= 4 o'clock.
The ceremony was performed in s.
7 Luke's Church by the Rev. Edward {
Chorley, of Garrison, n. v, who wa
assisted by the Rev. Oscar F. X. Ire
DOR rector of st. Luke's. The day wa
y ideal for a country wedding, and tn
interior of the picturesque church wa
decorated with early autumnal flowers
The bride. who walked with ne
father. wore a gown of soft white sati
veiled in tulle' with motifs of. rare oil
lace. which belonged to her grand
mother. The veil of tulle was cauGh
at the coiffure by a chaplet of oranG
e blossoms. and fell in graceful fold
;. halfway down the train. She carrie
: a bouquet of orange blossoms.
The Misses Mary II. and Sara 5. w
borg attended their sister. They woi
eI frocks Of mauve tulle topped with silvs
e hats with blue crowns, each carrying
3 large bouquet of field and garden flower
nj Mr.. Benjamin Moore. a classmate OF III
MI bridegroom at Harvard University. acte
e as best man. The ushers included NJ
a | Erskine Wood, Mr.. Charles l.. Appleton
Mr.. James Park and Mr.. Frederic
oil Cruger.