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ana balunore. They Will be absent during
the month OF January
The reception which was given nv the
Ladies' Association Of the Netronolitaa n
4 Shurch last evening In honor of Rev.
Blshop ana Mrs John r. Hurst Vice Chan
eei,or ana Mrs ;. L. Beiler and Rev. Dr.
inly pleasant event. The vestry ana par
iors OF the church We're handsomely deco
rated with palms. srnilax. flowers and holly.
The pastors Of nearly all the Methodist
churches of the city Were bresent Hon A
q. Emery, president of the board of trustees
of the church. headed the receiving marty and
presented hundreds to the honored guests.
Mrs NJ Tullock. president of the Ladies
Association, Representative ana Mrs Nm
NJ. Springer, Mrs. W. G. McDoweIl Mrs
Lynch, Mrs: M. q. Emery, Rev DR. and
Mrs i. n. Daily. Mrs. S. ID. LaFetra and
other members Of the association assisted
in receiving. Among those who called were
the following:
Representative and Mrs. ]. A. pickler Of
South Dakota, Representative and Mrs.
George w. Wilson Of Ohio. Representative
and Mrs. Dan Waugh Of Indiana Re.re-
sentative and Mrs. George p. Rlrt of ohio.
Representative and Mrs. NJ. n. johnson OF
North Dakota Mr.. Bruce Teller and Mrs
Teller. Rev. and Mrs. George Elliott. Rev.
and Mrs. George W. Corey. Rev. and Mrs
L. b. Wilson, Rev. j. II. McCarty, Rev. and
Mrs Henry Baker. Rev. and Mrs L. II.
York. Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Milburn, Rev
and Mrs. S. Brown, Rev. L. n. Davis, Sen
and Mrs. s. S. Henkle, Mr. and Mrs r. T.
Hensey. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Tasker. Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew b. Duvsll, DIR. and Mrs.
X. Kingsman, DIR. and Mrs. N NJ MofFi.s,
DIR. and Mrs @. II. La Fetra, Mr.. Charles
=. Walker and daughters Prof. and Ms.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Gray, Mrs. Y Il.
Edward and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs c.
Berlew. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Springer. Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Miiey. Gen. Cyrus Bussey
daughters, Mrs. j. c. Tasker, Mrs c.
Hughes and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs W. f.
Wright Mrs Samuel Emery. Mr. and Mrs
j. ID. Croissant. Mrs. DIR. ID. b. Street Mr.
and Mrs. II. o. Hail. Miss s A Scull Mr.
c. NJ L. Sites and Mr.. T. w. Talmage
During the evening Mr.. Lynch introduced
Mr. A d. Duvall a trustee of the church.
as the toastmaster. Bishop Hurst male
short witty address and introduced Repre-
sentative Springer, after thanking the as
sembiy for the delightful evening afforded
American University: Rev. Or Johnston
Dr. Corey and DIR. Elliott each made shcrt
and telling addresses before the guests were
invited to the refreshment room.
delightful New Year party was given
on Tuesday evening by Miss Lille Mount
was largely attended by the young people
OF the Park Those present included the
Misses Hodges Misses sallie Wheeler.
Maggie Wheeler. Maude Manning Mira
Webb. Sadie Taylor. Edna Keene. Margaret
Birney. Ethel Prince, Dora May. Jennie
Sutherland. Mamie withers. Margaret
I.
Baltimore. Miss Bess Palmer. Mrs. Roberta,
Mrs. VIM. J. Taylor and Mrs. Wrenn,
Messrs. Leaning, Fracher. Roberts John
w. Cameron. EdM Wheeler. NJ and +.
Benjamin. James II. johnson, Richard Bir-
ney. Eugene Russell, z. Ginesi. Dr. Hixon,
Willard keene, Harry Conn, Paul Prince.
EraTk Jones. WIN kimball Wiil Hardy.
SamI Senior, DIR. Harlan. Or. W. ID. Writ
and Dr. Middleton. The evening was pass
ed In dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Jones entertained a
company last Friday evening in honor OF
their daughter. who has been at home
from school during the holidays.
Mrs Eugene Byrnes Will not be at home
Friday. January 3.
In historic St Johns Church at Hampton
yesterday afternoon Miss Virginia Whiting,
daughter OF Col h. Clay Whiting OF hamp-
ton. was married to Senator Charles !.
Faulkner of West Virginia by the rector.
the Rev. Mr.. Bryan. In the large company
present were number OF distinguished
statesmen.
The church was effectively decorated
Eight young iadies-the Misses Katherine
Tabb. Susie Jones. Eliza Tabb. Emily ana
Adcie Moody, Matte Jones. Louise sinclair
and Irma Won Schilling. wearing pink chif-
fon over satin-issued from the yestry sing
ing the wedding march from "Isohengrin"
TO organ ana orchestra accompaniment
They proceeded down the aisle. and. with
the ushers and bridesmaids. formed line
on either side OF IT. Through the passage
thus made the bride passed, with her fa-
ther, to the altar, where they were met by
the groom and his best man. Mr.. III ID.
Flood OF Appomattox.
The ushers, the Messrs. Thomas ana tci-
dred Jones' DIR. Charles Marrow. George
Young. worsham Budgins. Taylor Ham,
Mr.. Swartz and Conrad HI. Simms the SEN
ator's private secretary; the maid OF honor,
Miss Mary Phillips. wearing a gown of
white crepe. and the bridesmaids. the Misses
Lucy Tabb, Annie chisman. Mamie Nat
kins. Lulie Critcher. Amelia Pearson. May
nd ATax-
pink crepe. then formed in the chancel BE-
sides the ushers. Senator Faulkner was st
tended by Congressman Pendieton. senator
Gibson, Senator Chiffon, senator Dubois
Mr.. Peyton II. Harrison Mr. liyfngstoue
Whiting and Mr. William Sproul. In the
bridal party were also three little girls
the Misses Mary Whiting. Mackie ana Liiicn
oung-wearing white organdie Mother Huh
bards and three little boys-Paul Tabh
Harry Whiting and Thomas p-ice-dressed
In white duck suits. with pink bolftonnieres
The bride wore a high necked Gown Of
white moire.. trimmed with point lace
hounces, and Veil OF real lace. caught with
a diamond brooch containing eighty-trro
diamonds. the gift OF the groom. Her OTHER
ornaments were pearls. The going-awav
gown worn by Mrs. Faulkner was OF two
toned green and black cloth. trimmed with
fur.
Following the ceremony a recept,on Was
held at the home OF the brides parents
Among the many wedding gifts was co-,-
plete silver service, presented by the United
states senate.
After the reception senator ana Mrs
Faulkner went by the revenue cutter r-aw-
ford to Norfolk. where they took p private
car. In which they viii make a southern
tour.
Among those present We're the Senator's
children. Miss Faulkner. Misses povd,e ara
Sallie Faulkner. Mr.. &. =. Faulkner ana NJ
Z. j. Faulkner. 1r.: Gen. and Mrs " 4
McCorkle, Judge r. Il. Faulkner. senator
Hunton Gen. Stahl Mr. IL f. warner
Col George r. Tingie and Senator and Mrs
Gibson.
Mrs. Joe Steinem O, Toledo is visiting
Mrs. r. Steinem OF gs5 X street northwest;
They Will be pleased to see their friends
Friday, from to O.
Miss Carrie Samstag Of Baltimore is visit
Ing Mrs. Steinem and will receive with her
Friday.
Last evening the Narcissus Club gave its
initial at home at the Baccn nan. The
party was small numbering about thirty
young folks. but they thoroughly enjoyed y.
Among those present were Misses Marks.
Ryder Burnharn. Miller. Thran. Stringer
Hale. Cross Shreye. Schsnitt. Polkiako.a.
Dillard, Yates and Eisinger, and Messrs.
Hale, Ragan. Kean. Burnham. Houk, Nor
ris Ingalls,, Bayly. Larne-. Heiniein. Deck
err Clapp. Adams Gibson and way
Senator and Mrs. Gray, Miss Gray ana
Miss Emily Gray. the latter a ccSItante.
are located for the winter at li2l h street.