The Washington times., 1916-06-06
Mrs. William Burr Harrison An
nounces Engagement to
Lieut.. Mason J. Young.
MADE DEBUT IN CAPITAL
Miss Vest Particularly Popular
In Circle Of Friends Of Late
Senator Vest.

Mrs william Burr Harrison announces
the engagement OF her niece. Miss
Mary Wheeler Vest. and Lieut.. Mason
James Young, u. 8. A. The wedding
Will take place on Wednesday. June IA.
at Mrs. Harrison's residence In p street.
. and will be witnessed only by the rela-
dves of the young people and few
intimate friends. Miss Mania Dimpfel.
OF Baltimore. will be the brides only
attendant.
Miss Vest made her debut here two
winters ago at the home OF her aunt
She is the daughter Of Mrs. Agatha
McShane. of Baltimore. but has spent
the past two winters in Washington,
where she has been unusually popular,
particularly among the old representa-
tive society composed Of the friends of
her grandfather. the late Senator Vest.
Miss Vest was q classmate. OF Miss
Francise Williams at Georgetown Con-
vent, and later travelled abroad with
her for many months. Miss Williams
engagement to John d. Pitney was an
nounced few days ago.
Mrs. McShane was a daughter of the
Rev. Dr. Wheeler. OF Baltimore, and ia
connected with the aristocratic Con-
way, Moncure, and Peyton families of
Virginia. Through Senator Vest. Miss
Vest is related to the Breckenridges of
Kentucky.
gineer corps of the army and Is st9-
toned at the Washington Barracks.
He Is from New Hampshire.
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Guffy Family Here.
Alexander F. Guffy. the Misses Guffy,
and Joseph F. Gufry. of Pittsburgh. Pa.
have arrived In Washington for a short
visit. and are at the shoreham.
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Mrs. Chandler Hale and Mrs. Nor
man Williams have gone to New York.
where they are making an indefinite
stay at the Plaza Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Herr are at the
Claridge. in New York. Mrs. Herr was
Miss Frances M. Logan OF Washing
ternoon at the Shoreham. in Washing
ton. and after a days trip to Atlantic
City went to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor Grosner and Miss
Grosner will be, at home tomorrow
after 7:SQ. n. m. 80 .-. -.
Mrs. J. Biddle Porter and Miss Cath
crime Porter will close their house in
! street tomorrow and leave for Bar
Harbor, where they will open their cot
tage June 15 Miss Elizabeth Porter
Is the guest OF MIS-. A. j. SaSsatt, near
Philadelphia.
Capt. &. II. Common, u. s. NJ. c., has
arrived at Washington from San Fran
cisco, and is staying at the willard.
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Kaldenbach- Noyes.
Miss Edna Josephine Kaldenbach,
daughter of Mrs. Rose Kaldenbach. was
quietly married yesterday at $3.50 o'clock
to George Edward Noyes. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Noyes. at the First
Presbyterian Church. the Rev. John b.
Clark, pastor OF the church. performing
the ceremony in the presence of the i'm
mediate family. The bride wore smart
travelling gown of dark blue taffeta,
with a becoming leghorn hat. with blue
streamers and trimmed with pink roses.
Her costume was completed by cor
sage bouquet Of sweet peas and lilies of
the valley.
Miss Lola Wilson. her only attendant,
was in a blue tafrela gown combined
with georgette crepe worn with a pink
georgette crepe hat trimmed with pink
roses. She wore pink roses. Milton T.
Noyes was his brothers best man. Mr..
and Mrs Noyes left Immediately after
the ceremony for a wedding trip to
Norfolk and New York. making the trip
by water. They will be at home after
June is at 1l0S Fifth street southeast