The Washington herald., 1917-07-25
THO Members of Livingston Family
Announce Engagement Same Day

Miss Helen McCambridge
Marries Lewis F. Bond at
Simple Ceremony-Am-
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| Visits Fort Myer-Other
! Events Of Interest in So
cial Set.
Simultaneous announcements came
yesterday from New York and Troy,
N. Y, OF the engagements Of a daugh-
ter and son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Duane Livingston, OF this city. Miss
Gertrude Claiming Livingston will be
married to Mr.. Henry c. Kittredge, of
Cambridge, Mass, and Mr.. Robert
Teviot Livingston will make Miss
Kathleen d. Connolly, of Troy, his
bride.
Miss Livingston, who was introduced
/ " GOCiCNg AeAT mas q Aoa 90 III w
Of acquaintance and relatives in New
York society. Mr.. Kittredge is a son
Of Professor Kittredge, of Harvard,
and was graduated from the univer-
sity in 1913. He was connected for a
time with the Adirondack Florida
School and recently became q mem
Der of the faculty OF st. Paurs School,
Concord. N. H.
The engagement of Miss Connolly to
Mr.. Robert Teviot Livingston follows
romance Of his school days at the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute at
Troy, from which he was graduated
| this year. He now is an ensign in
the Naval Reserves. Miss Connolly
lis a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles NJ. Connolly, of Troy.
Miss Livingston, Mr.. Robert T. Liv-
ingston and their brother, Mr.. James
Duane Livingston. jr., are descended
from Robert Livingston, first lord of
the manor of Livingston. and from
James Duane. first mayor Of New
York following the revolution.
Both the young Livingstons have
been extensively entertained in this
city.
At 1870 a. m. yesterday occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Lewis Franklin
Bond, OF this city, and New York.
and Miss Helen Louise McCambridge.
! of Washington. daughter Of Mr..
William McCambridge, 3145 Mt Pleas
ant street The wedding which was
at Gurley Presbyterian Church, Four
teenth and Meridian streets. was in
formal and was witnessed by only
the relatives OF the bride and groom,
and a few OF their closest friends.
The church was decorated with pink
roses, ferns and palms.
! The ceremony was performed by
; Rev. Bernard Braskamp. The bride
was given in marriage by her father.
and her onl.' attendant was her sister,
Miss Margaret McCambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond left Washing
ton for Chicago, which city will
be their home for a number OF
/ months.
The President and Mrs. Wilson
varied their morning program yes
terday and went for a horseback ride,
leaving the White House early.
The marriage Of Miss NJ. Ynez
White, daughter of Mrs. Carroll D.
Suck. and Lieut.. Thomas +. Farrell.
| u. S. A, took place quietly Monday
afternoon at 40 at st. Dominics
Church, Rev. john A. Cowan officiat-
ing, and was witnessed by a number
OF their friends stationed at the
| Washington barracks and Mr.. w s.
a. Smith, a member of the federal
loan bureau. and Mrs. Smith.
| Mrs. Nicholas LOngworth, who spent
the week end with Col. and Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay,
L. l., has returned to Washington.
Mrs. Charles R. Davis. wife or Rep
resentative Davis, If Minnesota. will
leave Washington today for China.
where she will visit her son, Capt.
r. H. Davis, L. S. NJ. c., and Mrs.
Davis. She will make the trip to the
Pacific coast via the Canadian rockies,
arriving at Vancouver to sail August
on the Empress of Russia. Return
ing to this country, Mrs. Davis will
stop for a visit in Japan. She will
spend Christmas at Minneapolis with
her daughter. Mrs. Walter c. Toehler.
and will be back at Washington for
New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erlcbacher are regis
tered at the Homestead Hotel, Hot
Springs Va. until August l.
Mrs. William Disston has sent out
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter. Paulina, to Mr.. John Wanna
maker. I'd in Emmanuel Church.
| Newport, Saturday, August II.
A reception will follow at the cot
tage of Col. and Mrs. Morrell which
Mrs. Disston has leased for the sea-
son. Miss Frances Moore, of Wash
ington will be among the brides
maids.
Mr.. Wanamaker and his bride will
spend their honeymoon at the summer
residence of DR.. and Mrs. Preston Sat
terwhite, on Long Island, which has
been placed at their disposal.
Judge and Mrs. William Bailey la
mar will close their residence in Mas
sachusetts avenue the latter part OF
next week. going to Atlantic City for
a few weeks and later to the New
England mountains.
Jonkheer and Mime. A w. L. Tjarda
van Starkenborgh-Stacho motored
over to Baltimore with a party on
Sunday and dined at the Belvedere
Hotel They are occupying a country
place at Edgemoore, Nd, for july,
the jonkheer being an attache at the
Netherlands legation. The 1st of
august they will leave for the Ad-