The Washington herald., 1915-08-20

L. Stryker. of New York. was best man
and the only attendant The bride wore
a white broaticloth gown with white
picture hat and corsage bouquet of or
chids. The future home of the couple
will be in New.York. The bride is a
Washington woman. who has been a
prominent choir and concert singer for
some years. She has held the positions
of soprano soioist in St Paul's Lutheran
Church. the Church of the Covenant. and
up to August held a similar position in
ST. MarGaret's Church. She has been
studying in New York for some time.
where her mother joined her last week
for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Pope Of Co.
lumbus. Miss. are visiting the family Of
Capt. Frederick BealI.
Faulkner. of West Virginia, are at the
New Willard.
Miss Margaret Perrin. Miss Marguerite
Caperton and Miss Rhoda Fullam were
among the guests at a dinner and dance
given by Mrs. Joseph E. Widener at New
port. for her son. Mr.. P. A B. Widener
second.
Mrs. James r b5rrOur ana ner dauEh-
ter. Miss Marguerite Barbour are spend
ing some time at arragansett Pier.
Mr.. Joseph Letter. who has been at his
summer home. Edgewater Beverly
Farms. Mass, has gone to Chicago for a
brief stay.
Mrs. ]. F. Lewis and Mrs. Shields Rus
sell. of Nesewic',. Va. are spending some
81 fTNa
Mr. and Mrs Eliot c. Bacon are visit
ing Mrs. Bacon's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Norman. at the latters country
home Bee Rock. at Beverly Cove Mass.
Mrs. Bacon was Miss Hone Norman.
The wedding took place at Beverly in
early June.
An interesting party arriving at the
New Willard this morning from Brazil
will include Mr.. Jose de Oiiveria Cardosa.
Mrs. Cardosa. Miss Cardosa. Miss Car
lotta Cardosa. Niss Marie Clara Cardosa,
Miss LYDIA Cardos1. Mr. Carlos Cordiilio,
secretary ot the Brazilian Legation at
Mexico City. and Mr.. Manuel c.. Betan-
court. attache of the legation in Mexico
City.
Miss Grace Whiting. daughter of Mr..
ard Mrs A. G. Whiting. of Burlington.
Vt, and Mr.. Cyrus French Wicker. first
secretary Of the United States legation at
81. Managua. Nicaragua. were married
Wednesday morning at the home of the
bride by the Rev. l. C. Smart. pastor OF
the College Street Conversational
Church.
The ceremony was performed an
open porch in the presence of about 100
relatives and friends. The bridesmaid
was Miss Margaret Whiting. sister of
the bride. and the best man was Lieut..
Messersmith.
ton and will spend their honeymoon here.
going to Nicaragua about the middle OF
September.
Mr.. and Mrs Angler B. Duke and Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Drexel Biddle. jr.. mo-
tored to Sugar Hill. y. H.. yesterday
from the Profile House
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brady of Cedar
hurst, l. l.. arrived at the New Willard
Yesterday for a short stay in Washing
ton.
Miss Katherine Baird. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Fl. Baird. of this city.
has been the guest of Miss Martha
Fritchie and Miss Elizab beth Fritchie at
their parents cottage in Wildwood.
pretty studio in tent effect has been
erected on the lawn of Hill Top Inn.
Newport. where Prince Paul Troubetz-
skoy and Mr.. II. Kevorkian will hold an
opening exhibition of modern and ancient
art under the patronage of the Russian
Embassy. The works which were shown
privately yesterday comprise an import
ant collection of ceramics excavated I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Kevorkian, upon
the sites of the ruined ancient capital
of Ria Ses. in Persia.