The Washington herald., 1920-06-30

mond, who have recently returned
to Washington from Chicago. will
leave within a week or ten days for
their place at Gloucester, Mass,
where they will spend the remain
der OF the summer and where they
will be Joined by their daughter.
Miss Natalie Hammond, next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann and
family, after spending the early
summer at their West Virginia es-
| tate, have gone to Msnchester-by-
the-Sea for the rest OF the summer.
Nine. Hugo de Pena. wife of the
Secretary of the legation Of Uru-
quay. returned 20 Washington from
a brief stay in Baltimore yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry But
ler are motoring to Montsweag
! Farm, their estate in Maine. where
they will remain throughout the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Absolom Waller
have closed their home on wyo-
ming avenue and left for Atlantic
l City. where they will spend the
| month of July. In August they
! Virginia for the rest of the summer.
Mrs. Charles Trowbridge Titt-
| mann and her daughter, after visit
| ing her brother. Benjamin Crosby.
at his kentucky estate, and her sis
! ter. Mrs. Charles WyChe, formerly
IL hE ~ Ri n
! Kirkwood, Mo. are now visiting
her brother. Pierce Crosby. on his
! farm near Clarksville. Mo. They
will be Joined later this summer by
! Maj. Tittmann at the Crater Club
on Lake Champlain.
! DR. and Mrs. Frits Holm. and Mrs.
Warren l.. Green. widow of the
former president of the America n
Bank Note Company. have gone to
Lake Dunmore in Vermont to spend
! the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Holm
will return to New York the end OF
/ September or early in October.
The marriage of Miss Melinda
! Taylor. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
! Sterling Price Taylor. took place
last evening in the Chapel of the
/ Transformation. The ceremony was
! performed by the Rev. Jos. Fletch-
or, assisted by the Rev. ]. w. Austin
and about twenty other of the clergy
were present. among large con.
gregation of relatives and friends
The altar was beautifully decorated
with white flowers.
The bride. who was given in mar.
riage by her father. looked charm
ing in a gown of white satin. fash.
ioned with a court train. She car.
ried a shower bouquet Ct white
roses and orchids.
DR.. Melvin Eslin was best man
Little Betty Lewis, of Baltimore
cousin of the bride, was flower gir
and carried pink roses. The choir
preceded the bridal party singing
the bridal chorus from Lohengrin
During the ceremony the hymn
Perfect Love-" was sung.
The ushers were: DIR. Sidney c
Cousins. Of Washington, ID. c.
Rishard Lewis, of Baltimore; DR.
Sterling p Taylor, OF New York
and Robert Mitchell Taylor, brother.
of the bride.
After the ceremony a reception
was held in the Transhguratior
Hall. tastefully decorated for tn,
occasion by the people OF the parish
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Taylor, ant
has been a teacher in Washingto
for several years.
The bridegroom Is rector of tn,
Church of the Transfiguration
During the world war he rendered
valuable service for which he re
ceived recognition from the govern
ments of America, England anC
France.
The out of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Widman, of Sparrow
Point, Nd, and Mrs. A. Leslie Lewis
of Baltimore. Md.
The bridal couple left on a triI
through Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Sands, Mr.. ant
Mrs. oliver Iselin. jr., of Middle.
burg, Va: Mrs. Dawson Coleman, o.
Philadelphia, and Miss Charlott,
Noland, of Middleburg. went by pri
vate car to Southampton, L. l.. las
week to be guests of Mrs. Sands a
her summer home. Mr.. and Mrs
1selin, who have taken q place neal
Water Mil. L. l.. will 60 there fol
the remainder of the summer.
Maj. and Mrs. Carl Schwinn hav
as their guest Miss Frances Don
nelly, of Savannah. Ca.
Mrs. Henry 3. =. Macfarland ha,
opened her house., Cap a rAigle
Murray Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Carpcntei
and son. Everett. are spending sew
!eral weeks in Asheville. N. c., wher,
they are the guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs