The Washington herald., 1919-07-28

took place in London last Monday.
The brides mother was formerly
Miss Pauline Whitney. elder daughter
OF the late William c. Whitney. secre-
tary Of the Navy in President Cleye-
lands first Cabinet and a sister Of
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. of this city.
| Her wedding to the Hon. Almeric
, Pagst. who succeeded to the title OF
Lord Queeensborough, took place in
St ThOmas's Church. this city. on
Nov. u, 1895, and was one of the social
events OF the season. Her husband
had lived for many years IN this coun-
try, engaging in ranch life and farm
ing in the Northwest. and afterxard
lived in New York.
When Mrs. Paget died several years
ago in Esher, Surrey, England, she
left fortune OF 100000 to be divided
between her two daughters, Olive and
Dorothy, who were also legatees under
the will OF their mothers uncle, the
late Col. Oliver H. Payne, the Stand
ard Oh magnate. Her husband. in 1917,
resigned his seat in Parliament in
order TO provide a seat for Sir Eric
Geddes, the First Lord of the Ad-
miralty.
Captain Vim is descended from Sir
Rowland Vim. a merchant Of London
during the re,gn of Charles l., and
from his son, who was created a
Baronet by Charles II. on the Restora-
ton He and his brother both served
in France. the latter being wounded
in action.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Roma parte en-
tertalned at a luncheon Saturday in
Newport
Rear Admiral N. R. Usher. retired.
who rested a few days at Ausable
'hasm, y. Y. on his motor tour Of the
mountains. was accompanied by Mrs
Usher and Mss Usher. of Potsdam,
and Mrs. Gardiner, of New York.
An interesting real estate trans
FER which took place in Newport on
saturday when Mr.. James O'Don-
nell. of Washington. purchased
through MCsSrs. DebIois and Ed
ridge. the property in MiddIetown
between the first and second
beaches belonging to Mr.. Albert
Lewis. of Bear Creek. Pa. Tha
property overlooks the sea, and
consists Of a large cottage, a ga
rage and eight cres of lard Mr.
O'Dcrnell. is occupying Boothden,
which is adjacent to his new prop
erty. Mr.. Lewis has not been here
in several seasons.
Mrs. Archibald J. Barklie, who
made her home in Washington dur
ing the war. left Iverhouse, her
home in Wayne, Pa, on wednes-
day to visit Mrs. William T.
Wright at her cottage in Narragan-
sett for a week. Mr.. Barklie will
Join Mrs. Barklie this week and
they will go to visit Mr and Mrs.
Samuel Riddle. of Glen Riddle. Pa.
at Saratoga Springs before return
ing home.
Mrs. Ogden GoeIet and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. who spent sew
'rDI days in Washington last week,
hav" returned to Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. ChiIdress
and two children, of Washington,
mOtOred to Alexandria Bay last
week. and are guests at the Thou
sand Island House.
Governor General Francis Bur
ton Harrison. OF the Philippines.
started Saturday for California
with his bride, who was Miss EliZ-
abeth s. WTentmore, of Berkeley,
Cal They will start August 7
aboard the Empress OF Russia for
Manila. They will be accompanied
by Miss Virginia Harrison, daugh-
ter OF Governor Harrison by a pre-
viOUs marriage. After a stay in
Manila Governor Harrison expects to
take his bride on hunting trip to
India
Henry Cabot Lodge, jr.. grandson
Of Senator Lodge, is at Bell Isle
Camp for Boys, in New Hampshire.