The Washington herald., 1916-06-27
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall Take Over
New Residence Connecticut Avenue;
Siamese Minister Leaves for Massachusetts,
Other Neus of Society at the Capital

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will take possession tomorrow of the res
Idence In Connecticut avenue which theJ
have leased for the season.
Mrs Marshall's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Kimsey, OF Arizona and In
diana, will arrive about July Is to spend
several weeks with Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall.
The sismese Minister, Phya Prabhs
Karayongse, accompanied by the at.
tache, Mr.. Visuddhi Donavsnik. left for
New York yesterday en- route to Glouces-
ter. Mass, where the legation is located
for the summer. Lady Prabha Kara
vonsse went to Gloucester some days
ago.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs.
RedieId will return to Washington today
after ten days absence during which
they attended the graduation Of their
son. Mr.. Humphrey Fuller Redheld, at
Amherst College, and later took a brief
motor trip through New England.
Former Senator Charles A. Towne has
returned from New York and is regis
tered at the Hotel Lafayette.
Mr.. W. D. Egilbert, commissioner gem
eraI from California to the Panama-Pa-
ciic Exposition, is at the Hotel Lafay-
cite
Miss Gladys Tingle and Mr.. Aldie Du
Haime were married yesterday morning
at o'clock at st. Joseph's Church. Rev.
Father Cahill performed the ceremony,
which was followed by a nuptIal mass.
The bride wore smart travelling suit
OF dark blue taffeta. with a large leghorn
hat with a crown of black moire
vreathed with yellow roses. She carried
a bouquet Of Bride roses.
Miss Lucy Byrd Norton and Miss Mary
F. Winters were the bridesmaids.
They wore white net dresses Miss
Norton's had a blue girdle and she wore
a Leghorn hat with a blue crown en-
circled with pink roses, and carried
bouquet CT pink roses. Miss Winters wore
a pale yellow girdle with her gown. and
a Leghorn hat trimmed with yellow roses,
and carried a bouquet of roses OF the
same shade.
Mr.. Karl Brsndes acted as best man
for Mr.. Du Haime. and Mr. Ralph Waldo
Hunt was groomsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Du Haime left imnedi-
ately after the ceremony for New Hamp-
shire, where they will spend some time
camping before going to Manchester to
make their future home.
Mrs John y. Hodges. accompanied by
her small daughter. Miss Mary Coleman
Hodzes and her mother and sister. Mrs
Thomas Atlee Coleman and Miss Eliza
beth Coleman, will leave Washington to-
day for Woodland House, the old family
homo Of Capt Hodges, at Delhi In the
CAtaknl Mountains, where they will pass
the summer.
Mis- Emily Tuclesrman has returned to
bar summer homo az Lenox from q short
visit TO Boston
Mrs NJ. z ingalls, and Miss Gladys
ingalls, have as their guests at Boxwood.
their place at Hot Springs. Mrs ingalls,
brother. Mr.. George W. Stirnson- of Pasa-
lena, who. with Mrs. Stirnsou and Miss
sttnson, Will remain for several weeks
Mrs Caperton, wife Of Rear Admiral
Caperton. accompanied by their daugh-
aer, has gone for the summer to New
sort, where they are at the Meuench-
nger-Kinz cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. d g Humphrey, of Cleve~
and. arrived in Washington yesterday
'or a short stay and are stopping at the
Shorehan,
Other arrivals at the Shoreham are
Mr.. L. C. Boyle, Of Kansas City, and
Miss E ]. Brazier, Of New York.
Local suffraSists will hold . large re-
eeption on Tuesday evening from to
10 AT u1S vermont avenue In honor of
Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins Sullivan, of the
Congressional committee OF the National
American Woman Suffrage Association.
Mrs Glenna Smith Tinnin has given
aer studio for the occasion. Mrs Helen
Gardener, Mrs Frank Hiram Smell. Mrs.
ieorre z. Bowerman, and Mrs. Everett
5oughton will aAStst in receiving. Mrs
William Ttndall, Mrs. Charles w1ndle,
and Mrs. Ruth Hensey will serve at the
punch tables. All sutfragists will be
rslcoms.
At tho residence Of the BRIDES parents
on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock the
Rev. DR.. Charles c. Mclean, pastor of
Douglas Memorial Church. oriciated al
he marriage of Mr.. Henry M GRAY,
r. and Miss Halle A. Wood both OF
Warrington
Mr.. John F. Linton was best man
md the bridesmaid was Miss Leona @.