The Washington herald., 1917-08-27

WIS. DdnlelS llOStS IOr
japanese Mission-Miss
Margaret Mccall and Mr..
Chappell, Jr., Married at
Governor S Mansion Sat ]
urday-Senator and Mrs.
Colt Being Entertained
at Newport.
The President and Mrs. Wilson at
tended church service yesterday !,
morning, and after passing a quiet ,,
went for a long motor ride before din |,
ner. Cool weather drove them 70
abandon their customary weekend
| trip down the Potomac.
| The Secretary Of the Treasury, who
went to Buena Vista Springs on Sat-
urday to Join Mrs. McAdoo and the
children, will return to Washington
today, and Mrs. MeAdoo will be here
to attend with him the reception and
| garden party to be given by the Sec
retary of State and Mrs. Lansing TO-
morrow evening.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels entertained a distinguished
party on the Mayfiower yesterday
with Viscount Ishii and his suite, to
make the trip to Mount Vernon and
the tomb Of Washington. always made
by noted foreigners when visiting
this country. The Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Lansing and the Secretary
of War and Mrs. Baker and the AM
bassador Of Japan were in the COM
pany.
An engagement of interest In WASH
!. ington and throughout the State of
Virginia is that just announced ofl
Miss Shirley Carter Dulaney, daugh-
ter of the late Robert Dulaney and
Mrs. Anne Carter Dulaney, of Edge
wood" in Prince William County,
Va, to Mr.. William Brockenbrough
Newton Brookes, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John st Claire Brookes, Of Washing
ton. The wedding will take place Au-
gust s at o'clock, on the lawn at
"Edgewood.
Capt. Eberle, superintendent of the
United States Naval Academy, and
Mrs. Eberle. who entertained mem
oers OF the Japanese Mission at the
Academy Saturday. will come to
Washington tomorrow to attend In the
evening the reception and garden
party to be given by the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Lansing for the mis-
sion. They will also be present in
Washington Thursday evening as the
guests of the japanese Amba assador
when he entertains for Viscount Ishii
and members of his party.
Mrs. Charles S. Hamiln left Wash
ington last evening for her summer
home at Mattaposett, where with
Miss Anna Hamlin she is spending the
summer. She made a short visit to
Mr.. Hamlin in this city last week.
Members of Washington's official set
have received cards announcing the
marriage on Saturday Of Miss Mar
garet Mccall, daughter of the Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, and Mrs. Nc
Call, to Mr.. Alfred Hebard Chappeu,
jr., of New London, Conn. The cere-
mony took place in the afternoon at
the home of the Governor and Mrs. |
Mccall, at Myopla Hill, Winchester,
the Rev. DR.. John W. Suter officiating.
The governor gave his daughter
away. Her bridal robe was of satin
embroidered in pearls. a long train of |
tulle being mounted over that of satin. |
Her veil, arranged with orange bios
SONS completed the altogether ele-
CANT costume.
Mr.. Valentine Chappell, brother of
1 hridpCrnnnn
the ushers were: Mr.. Elmore Bost-
wick. Mr.. Huntington Lyman, Mr.. |
Archibald Richards, and Mr.. Chard
Powers Smith, all classmates Of the
bridegroom at Yale University.
| Gov. and Mrs, Mccall were closely
identified with the social official life
in Washington during the years when
| MIR. Mccall was an exceedingly ac-
tive members of Congress. The bride
was also very popular here, and visit
ed friends in Washington for several
weeks during the late spring.
Senator and Mrs. LeBaron B. Colt
are visiting in Newport as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden j.
/ Perry, who gave a dinner for them
at Bleak House Saturday evening.
Dancing followed the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Reynolds Hit,
Of Washington, who are spending the
summer at Newport, are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clinton Gray, jr.
Miss Ruth Briggs and Miss Frances
Briggs have gone to Upper Saranac,
| N. Y, where they are guests OF the
Misses Florence. Dorothy and Elean-
or Mills at Fernway Cottage.
| Prof. and Mrs. Herbert Day, who
left Washington a short time ago,
are now at Casco Bay, Me-, where
they will remain for a short time
| An interesting wedding took place
Saturday at the residence of Rev.
John H. Jeffries, rector of the Ryland
Methodist Episcopal Church, when
Mrs. Frances Brooks, of Allenhurst,
N. J., became the bride OF Col. Will
liam G. Austin, U. S. r. c., the Rev.
Jeffries officiating.
| The bride came to Washington Sat-
urday and the wedding took place |
Immediately upon her arrival.
| Col. Austin, who is well known In
| Savannah, was commissioned as a
colonel of infantry on August 5, anG
has been engaged at the War Depart
ment since then in raising a regiment
Of transport workers for foreign ser
vice.
| Col. and Mrs. Austin are stopping
at the Hotel Powhatan.
| Miss Katherine Hartig, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Hartig, of this