Mrs. James O. Green, accompanied by
her sisters, the Misses Sarah and Eleanor
Hewitt, will sail next Thursday by the
Mauretanla to remain abroad through
ths summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Sanderson of
Hessle Mount, Hessle, England, who are
here on a visit for the first time In
eighteen years, will sail for their home
by the Olympic on June 4.
Mrs. Barbara Hatch will start for
Europe on board the France on Mag 12
and will pass the summer with her
mother, Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, in
Paris.
Mme. Rosa Raisa, dramatic soprano of
the Chicago Opera, and her husband,
Olacomo Rimini, baritone of the same
organization, will leave to-day by the
steamship Vasarl of the Lamport & Holt
Jilne for South America. They are to ap
pear In the annual season of grand opera
at the Teatro Colon In Buenos Aires, and
will return In the fall for the season In
Chicago, New York and other cities.
John B. Johnston Married.
Ex-Congressman of Brooklyn Weds
Mrs. H. A. Morgan.
Announcement was made yesterday of
the marriage on Thursday at the Bilt
more Hotel of Mr. John B. Johnston,
formerly Congressman, of 562 Ninth
street, Brooklyn, and Mrs. Helen A.
Morgan, widow of John Morgan of San
Francisco, Cal. The Rev. John C.
Rauscher of the Twelfth Street Re
formed Church, Brooklyn, officiated.
The wedding was small, only a few rela
tives and friends being present. Mr.
Edward Cassln of Brooklyn was best
man, while Mrs. J. B. Plnkham of Cin
cinnati was matron of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston have gone on
a trip to Canada. They have rented the
Cedargrove cottage, Sayvilie, L. I., where
they will spend the summer and In the
fall will make their home In the Park
Blope section.
