The Washington times., 1915-07-03
acknowledgements

Through the courtesy of the King
and Queen Of England. the Chapel
Royal Of st. James Palace will be
the scene Of the marriage of Miss
kathe rine A. Page, daughter of Am
bassador " alter H. Page and Mrs
Page. to Charles 6. Loring. of Boston.
on August, 4. Only latives. inti-
mate friends, and the members Of the
Diplomatic Corps will be present at
the ceremony; which will be follow
Frances Leggett. daughter OF Mrs.
Francis II. Leggett. formerly of this
city: but. now of Stratford. Eng
land, and Miss Elizabeth Page. OF
viii be the bridesmaids. Frank c.
Page, of Pinehurst. n. c.. Will serve
as Mr.. Loring's best man. and among
Bride. naval attache at the embassy
and classmate OF the bridegroom at
the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology. After a short honeymoon
rip in England, Mr.. Loring and his
bride will sail for this country.
Charles Lanier, Of New York, has
announced the engagement OF his
Efa4nsdssshteF to wnm mss 1tr Ky harr
man. eldest son of the late e. H.
Hartman. and vice president Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. Mr..
VINO Is only
years of age. began at the bottom Of
his profession. on graduating from
Yale two years ago, and held a num-
Der of minor positions before attain
ing his present post.
Miss Lawrence. who is the daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Law
renee. has made her home with her
grandfather since the death of her
but is never so happy as when on
horseback. Recently she sustained a
severe accident. being thrown from
her, horse while riding in Central
Just able to be about again; No
date has been set for the wedding.
hut 1t Is understood that 1t will take
place in September at Mr.. Laniers
country place at Leno%.
Announcement has been made OF
the engagement of w. KirkpatricF
Brice. son of the late Senator Calvir
actress. 1t is understood that the
marriage will take place this summer
Mis- Wyndham was born in Philadel'
phia, but was educated In Chicago
Mr.. Brice is a prominent New forH
lawyer and a member Of the Univer'
sity Club. the Union Club. and TIN
Racquet and Tennis Club.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Klotz announce
the marriage of their daughter. Mary
on Wednesday last. in Baltimore. Botf
Mr.. and Mrs. McCambridge are Wash
ingtonians. They left Baltimore i'm
mediately after the ceremony for Nor
folk. by water. Thence they will 81
to New York and up the Hudson, re
turning via Atlantic City. They viii
be at home after July Is at 9l0 Twen
ty-third street, Washington.
Miss Jessie Frost and Charle'
Dickey, both of Berwyn. Md, were
married in this city on Wednesda!
evening. June 80. by the Rev. L. Nor
ton Chambers. The members of thu
imm ediate family were present. II
the evening a reception was given a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sheely, of Berwyn, which was attend
ed by a large gathering of relatives
and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. DickeI
will make their home in Berwyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l, Mincosky
whose marriage took place on June s
at the brides residence. sos Nortf
Broadway. Baltimore, have just re
turned from a honeymoon trip. which
included visits TO Philadelphia, Atlantic
CitF. New York and Albany.
They will be at home tomorrow a
the Belmont apartment, 1888 Belmon
street northwest