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| maid of honor and Miss Edna Earle Elmer
sister OF the bride. as flower girl The
| bride was the recipient of many hand
some presents. There was no reception.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rasch leaving Immediately
| for a trip north. Among the out-of-town
guests were Miss Swingle. Miss Mamie
Honigle and Miss Ethelwyn B. Hall OF
| Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brewer of 1894 18th
| street have issued invitations for the we'd
| ding reception of their daughter, Mabel
| Eugenia- and Mr.. Herbert Vincent Hunt.
| which will take place November 2 at the
residence of the brides parents.
l. Miss Bertha Bennett of Petersburg, H.
is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
| Mrs Chas. Hanback,, at S13 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burdette. the latter
| formerly Miss Parker. a months
visit to Colonel and Mrs. NJ NJ. Parker.
| MI Burdette is deputy commissioner of i'm
! m-gration, with station at Quebec. Canada.
l. Colonel Mackenzie, assistant chief of en-
| gireers. United States army. has issued in
| v:tations to the wedding OF his daughter.
| Lucia, to Mr.. Eugene Raymond Hendley.
Wednesday evening November p at the
I Church of the Epiphany. Since Miss Mac
| kenzie came to Washington with her father
| three years ago she has won many friends
| in the social circle of the army and her
nc me in Jefferson place has frequently been
the scene of pleasant gatherings and a
| rendezvous for devotees of music.
| Mrs. Gaillard and daughter. lately resid-
| ing at No. 1923 10Th street northwest, will
spend the winter in Paris.
Miss Dorothy Landers, the daughter of
| DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Landers. was
| ried to Mr.. John Poole Wednesday last
by the Rev. DR.. Kelly pastor of the
| Fourth Presbyterian Church. A few friends
| witnessed the ceremony. The bride looked
| charming in a becoming toilet of blue
brcadclot'l. with hat and gloves to match.
| She carried large bunch of violets. ner
faVorite flower. Immediately after the GER
| emony the couple left for trip north. and
| after November 1 will be pleased to see
| tleir friends at the Hotel Lincoln.
| The Second Baptist Church was the scene
| Of very pretty wedding Thursday evening.
The contracting parties were Miss Mary
| Leona Richards. youngest daughter of Mr..
| James Fl. Richards. president of the Vet
| eran Firemen's Association and Mr. Chas
| Wilton Keith. The auditorium and gallery
| was crowded to the doors, and the large
semi-circular pulpit platform was hand
somely decorated with ferns and palms.
me bride WaS dressed in white satin and
carried bride roses. Messrs. Harry Suit
Chas. Henderson, Owen Keith and Jos. Sin
| cell acted as ushers. The ceremony was
performed by their pastor, Edmond Hez
Sven, and the " e6ding march was beauti-
| fully rendered by Mr.. Fulton Richards,
| brother of the bride. A reception followed
| the ceremony at Mr.. Richards residence.
and later in the evening the couple went to
| their newly furnished house, 319 q street
| SC outheast. The bride received many useful
| and handsom, presents.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Fl. Larman announce
| the engagement of their daughter Clarissa
| NJ to MIR. Samuel s. Ludum.
| A double wedding was celebrated at st.
Stephens Church, Mt Pleasant. Wednes-
| uay, october ~, at 4 o'clock, the con-
| tracing parties being Miss Mamie More
| land and Mr.. Emil Mueller, and Miss Edith
Pickles and Mr.. Nelson PiXton. Miss More
land was waited on by her sister, Miss
| Retta Moreland, and Miss Pickles BY her
| sister, Miss Lily Pickles. Mr.. Charles J.
Graf acted as best man for Mr.. Mueller
ana Mr.. Coleln {. Mckay for Mr.. PiXton.
| The brides Were dressed alike in white
silk trimmed with point lace, and each car
fled bouquet of bride roses. The brides
| maids Wore blue organdie trimmed in silk
ana each carried large bouquet of roses
and carnations. The usherS were Messrs
Harry Moreland and William Pickles Rev
Mr. Dudley, rector of the church. officiated.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller held reception at
| the residence of the brides father Mr. IL
Moreland, I36 Steuben street. At midnight
| Mr.. and Mrs Mueller started for a we'd
dlhS tour Among those present We're: Mr.
| and Mrs. II. Moreland, Mr.. and Mrs Bake
| smith, Mrs. Markwood. Mrs Kahlert, Miss
kahlert, Misses Ridgeway Misses f
Robey, B. Hess. Retta Moreland and
Messrs. j. Mccormick, A. Mueller, II. and
". Moreland, ". Robey, w Boarman, w.
| Graf
MIR. and Mrs. Pixton also held a recep-
| uon at the residence of the brides father.
| Mr.. Pickles, 9TH and Morrison streets
Among those present were: The Misses
Pickles. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunningham. Mr.: and Mrs. Pixton. the
| Misses PiXton, Mr.. and Mrs Kline Mr.
and Mrs Glib. Mr.. and Mrs. Haney Miss
| troune, Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, Mr. and Mrs
| Sprouts, Miss King, Mr.. and Mrs Scuyler
| Mr.. H. Turner of Baltimore. Messrs. H.
| Pixton, w. Pixton. w. Bowling F. and s
| Breslur and c. c. Mckay
Mrs. and Miss McGocdwin are in the city
| for few weeks visit prior to going to
| Japan, where they will join navy friends.
| They are at 1404 NJ street
Mr. and Mrs. A. w Crittenden of a37 H
/ street northeast have gone to Rochester,
| N Y, for three weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Shepard of 2319 Penn
| sylvania avenue left Tuesday last for a
| brief stay among the friends and relatives
| of the former at Burr Oak, Mich, and
| Cleveland, Ohio.
| Mrs. Bertram s. Neumann left the CITY
Thursday for Philadelphia to rejoin Lieut..
Neumann' who is for the present stationed
| at the League Island navy yard.
| DR.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Welch have return-
ed to the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Taylor have
| given up their l. street house and gone 10
| reside at 1521 kingman place near Iowa
| circle.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will
| give darce at Carroll Institute this even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Shinn have issued in
| vitations for the marriage reception of
| their daughter Corinna Ma ude and Mr.
Isaac Saville Childs. Wednesday evening
| october 2G, from to IL o'clock at 125 l1th
| street northeast.
Miss Eleanor Catkcart Courtney will re-
| main in New York Several months as the
guest of her cousins, Judge and Mrs. Ed
ward A Browne.
The marriage of Miss Mary Leoma Rich
ards and MIR. Chas. Wilton Keith took
| place Thursday evening at s o'clock. at the
Second Baptist Church, the Rev Edmond
HeZ SVEN officiating. The church was
embowered in palms and ferns. The bride
was beautifully gowned in white organdie
ever white satin, trimmed with ribbon and
chiffon, and carried shower bouquet of
brides roses. Messrs. Charles Henderson,
owen Keith, Harry T. Suite and .. w.
Sincell We're uShers. The brides gifts were
beautiful and useful After the reception
| the couple left for their home, 319 G. street
southeast. where they will be pleased to
| see their friends after November l.
| Mr.. Harry C. Duley of this city and Miss
isabel pf