The Washington herald., 1915-09-06
Doings of Society

will return to Washington. Mrs. Kuhn
spent the greater part OF the summer
with her son. Cadet Parker Kuhn. at
West Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Berliner and their
daughter. Miss Louise Berliner, and Mis-.
Catherine Bracket arrived at Atlantic
City Saturday after extensive tour
through the East They will spend the
remainder of the warm season there
Gen. and Mrs. William Crawford Cor.
gas have new granddaughter horn or
September To Mr. and Mrs. William D.
WrightsOn. Mrs. Wrightson is staying in
the country near this city. where she has
spent the greater part of the summer to
be near her parents. This is her second
daughter.
Lieut.. Robert T. Gissen and Mr.. G.s-
sen. L. :. y. are the guests of Mr AMI
Mrs. Robert " Willis, Of 20 East Verona
avenue. Pleasantville " J. Mrs. Gis-en
is very well known in the Younger .et
there. where she has a host of friends.
Mrs. F. Carl-SmIth. of Seventeenth
street, was the guest of Mrs w VI
Geddis last week. on her return from
East Gloucester. Mass. Mrs Smith lett
Friday for Berkeley Springs, to spend
the month of September
Mrs. Smith. wife of Lieut. Emery +.
Smith. now stationed at san Francisco,
and their baby daughter VIII Leave
Washington September 70. ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs Smiths mother. Mrs. Mccain,
wife of Brig. Gen. Henry 7. Mccain,
adjutant general L. :. \.
Capt and Mrs. Charles G. MORTIMER,
of Fort Myer. and Capt and Mr. John
kingman, of Washington Barracks. are
spending their vacation at the charr.I-
ing old manor house of ''Shadwell.
near Charlottesville, in AlbemaIie
County, Va.
Miss Mary Irwin Osborne daughter II
Judge and Mrs. Frank l.. Osborne. CT
Charlotte. y. e. was married The even
ing of Thursday. August ~. to LieL;.
Webster a Capron. First Field Artillery.
L. :. A. by Rev. DIR. Ralston. of the
Presbyterian Church. The ceremony
took place at Craig Park. in the library,
before an altar of white asters and ivy.
the house being beautifully decorated
with similar flowers and vines. The
lovely young bride wore an exquisite
gown of white satin with an overdress
of tulle. Only relatives and very close
Ol lIlt ldlllliN were present Lieut.
Thomas D. Osborne. Fifth Field Ar
tillery, is a brother of the bride Lieut..
Capron is a son of the late Capt. Allyn
Capron, United States artillery, who lost
his life from the effects of the Cuban
war, and a brother of Capt. Allyn N.
Capron. Of the Seventh L. s Cavalry.
who was temporarily serving with
Roosevclt's Rough Riders. and who was
the first regular army officer killed in aC-
ton in Cuba. Lieut.. Paul \. Capron,
L. :. u. G.. is a brother uf Lieut.. Caprpn.
Lieut. and Mrs. Capron left the same
evening for Fort sill. Okla. where he
is an instructor at the school of fire.
Mrs. William VI. Geddes. of Column
ba road. entertained a large matinee
party At keith's Wednesday rompli-
mentary to Miss Helena Fox. ni'ce of
Deputy Commissioner of Pensions and
Mrs. f. {. Lieman.
Medical Director Charles H T
Lowndes. L. $. N, and Mrs. Lowndes.
at present in New Hampshire. Will be-
fore returning to their home In Wash
ington visit Newport and on the East
ern Shore of Maryland.
Mrs. William Tileston Gushing. Of
New York City and Milwaukee. Wis.
daughter. Mary Wells. and Ensign
Ralph sherman Tarr. L. :. y. The
wedding will take place in December.
The marriage Of Miss Natalie Hall.
daughter of the late Mr.. George w.
Hall. of Chester, Pa. and Mr.. George
Geekic. of this city. took place "n
Wednesday At $50 o'clock. The cere-
mony WIS performed in the home Of
the bride, Rev. Leslie JOsling officiat-
ing. Only the immediate families of
the Young couple were present. inClud-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James Geekie. of thus
city, PARENTS of the bridegroom. and
his brother Mr.. William Geekie. ~
Boston. Ny. and Mrs. Geekie are spend
ing 4 month AT Lake Placid. In The
and on their return will
Re at home. after November I. at STE
X eokuk street. Chevy Chase. Mr.
'icckie is chief of the examiners of the
Interstate commerce Commission.
Lieut.. William Woods Smyth. I. s
y. Of the Washington Navy Yard. and
Mrs. Smyth are spending two weeks in
and Chestnut Hill before
returning home.