The Washington herald., 1915-09-20

ilton Fish. and a descendant of Peter
Stuyvesant and Nicholas Fish. He was
graduated from Harvard University.
class of 1905. and belongs to the Union.
knickerbocker. Meadow Brook. Rae slet
and Tennis. and the Turf and Field
clubs. and is a member of the St. Mich
| olas Society.
Mrs. w II. Hunt entertained at
! luncheon Wednesday at her home in OK
| ford, y. c., to announce the engagement
! OF her daughter. Janice. to Ensign Ar
! thur Lands. L. : N The marriage is
| to take place October s. Miss Hunt is
| the only daughter of Mr. W. Fl. Hunt.
; one of Oxford's wealthiest men. She
was educated at Raleigh. y. c.. and
] Gunston Hall. Washington. Ensign
| Landis is the youngest son of Capt. \.
| Lands. of oxford. y. G, who served in
! the Confederate army.
! Mr.. Howard Elliot. president Of the
| New York. New Haven and Hartford
! Railroad. and Mrs. Elliott of MARI
/ borough street. Boston. announce the en-
| gagement of their second daughter. Miss
| Edith January Elliott 10 Mr.. Edmund
/ Pendleton Rogers. the eldest son of Ny.
and Mrs. Archibald Rogers. Of Hyd"
| Park rk-on-Hudson, and New York city.
! Miss Elliott made her debut last winter
| in Boston. She was for two years i
! pupil at the Porter School in Farming
! ton. Conn. and Is member of tn" lHiI
sewing circle of the Vincent Club.
Miss Elliott has one sister Miss jan.
| Elliott. and a brother. Mr.. HowarI
| Elliott. jr.. now student in st. Mark
! School. Her mother was Nike Janet
January. of st. Louis. Mrs. Elliott is
| sister of Lady Leith, of Fyvie Aberdeen
! CHI OT MTS
John T. Davis and Harry G. January.
OF St. Louis.
| Mr. Rogers was graduated from Gro
! ton School. and later. in 1875. from Yale.
| He Is a member of the KnickerbOCker.
| Union. Racquet and Tennis, New York
Yacht. Essex Fox Hounds. and other
clubs. He spent August at Plattshurg
! in the training camp. where he took a
! prominent part. His brothers are Mr.
William Coleman Rogers. who lives NJ
| Double r. Ranch. Phoenix. Ariz.. and
| Mr.. Rae II. Rogers, who married Miss
| Marguerite Walker. He has two sisters.
! one Of whom. Miss Ellen II. Rogers. mar
! ried Kenneth II. Schley. and tn" other.
Miss Anne r. Rogers. married ]. Girls
| void Webb.
! Capt. W. II. G BulIard T. $. y. has
! returned to Washington from a visit of
1 several weeks WIN htS at
! Eagles Mere. Ia. Mrs. Rullard expects
to return the latter part of this week.
| An interesting social event last week
was the marriage Of Miss Earle Rich
mond. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Earle Richmond. and Lieut.. John H.ll
! Carruth. Corps of Engineers. L. :. \.
now stationed in Texas city. TIE we'd
ding took place at Newcomh chapel.
I OIL, hn hFf n
! tended by Miss Carolyn l.. Provost. Of
J Elizabeth. y. J.. who was maid of honor.
and the bridesmaids were Misses Mary
! Drake. of Minden. La. and Mary Manly
Elmore. of Montgomery. Mr.. Frank "
! Carruth, a brother Of the bridegroom.
was the best man. and the groomsm"n
were Lieut. Frederick Herman. I.
A.. and Lieut.. a Lambert. u. : Mr
and Mrs Frank r. Carruth. the parents
of the bridegroom. came from Baton
Rouge to attend the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs John W Thompson hav"
returned to their residence in street
after spending the summer at Henderson
Harbor. y. Y.
! Miss Carrie May Bailey is the guest Of
her brother-in-law and sister. pr. and
Mrs Charles PfluC. at their apartment
at the Portner.
Mrs. Menoher. wifi" Of Lieut. cot
Charles T. Menoher. Third Field Artil-
lerv. l. : A.. accompanied 10y. her two
sons has. returned to Fort Mver from
Tobyhanna. Pa. whsrs they spent the
latter mart of the summer. They made
the trip in their motor car. Lieut.
Pierson Menohcr. seventh cavalry. Will
spend some time here before rejoininS
his regiment in Arizona.
At Roswell" the summer home of the
brides parcnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson
| t'headIr Cobb. of Norfolk. Va. in the
Green Spring Valley. Md. the marriage
OF Miss Margaret Lucille Cobb and Lieut..
Robert Meredith Perkins. Coast Artillery
Corps L. : A.. son OF Dr. and MIS-.
| Robert shield Perkins. of Norfolk. took
pIace at : o'clock Saturday afternoon.
September II. in the rose garden. The
Rev Hobart Smith. pastor of the Green
Spring Valley Episcopal Church. perform
| ed the ceremony, which was witnessed
only hy near relatives and a few intimate
friends of the bride and bridegroom
The bride. who was given away oy her
father. was gowned in navy satin with
an overdress of tulle and a Garniture or
onaIescent beads Her veil of real lace
was held in place with orange bios
SONS and she carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley. Miss Mildred Conn
was her sisters maid of honor and only
attendant She wore frock of pink tar
feta with bands of pink satin and triin'
med with. real lace. She carried an oih-
fashioned bouquet of pink roses and Fi"-
lets. Dr. Allen Perkins. OF Wilmington
Dol was best man for his brother.
| reception followed the ceremony on th',
lawn after which Lieut.. and Mrs. FER
kins left for an extended wedding trii'
after which they will 20 to Cristoh'i.
: | Panama where Lieut.. Perkins Is sta
toned. Among the 'out-of-town 3u"s's
, we're Mrs. W. NJ. Jones. tr.. Mrs. Ge"rS''
@ SeibeIs. Misses Virginia Perkins.
Marion Graves. Julia powner, Margar't t
Grandy, Messrs. Bradford, Tazewcl,
Zcnas Gay. and A. Herman Hudson. All
/ of Norfolk.
Mrs George Mcclellan Chase, her in
FAINT children, and her mother, Mrs,
, JuIia MCGOWAN Brackett have returned
, from the country and taken an apart
/, mont in the Balfour for the winter. Mrs
chase is the widow of Lieut.. Chase.
: | First Cavalry. son of Gen. and Mrs'
. George F. Chase. of this city.
Medical Director Charles Fl. T
Iowpdes L. S. ". and Mrs. Lowndes
after enjoying a visit of some weeks In
e Ncw Hampshire. are at Newport and ex'
! meet to spend short time on the eastern
shore of Maryland
= Commander Chester Wells. L. S. y,
commanding the L. 5. S. Montana has