The times., 1898-10-16

Miss Bessie Durphey and Mr.. Charles P.
| Hancock, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1925
Twelfth Street northwest; for Miss Cora
| NJ. Dietz and Mr.. Walter l.. Ball. and
for Miss Edith NJ Pickler and MIR. Nelson
| A Pixton. number of other weddings
| not officially announced will be solemn
lied quietly both at church and at home.
On Thursday evening, at St. Margaret's
| Church Miss Helen Saunders Smith
daughter of Chief Engineer and Mrs.
| David Smith. will be married 10 Mr.
| Charles Hewitt Wright, OF Pittstield.
| Mass. Warrenton, Va, will also be the
scene of pretty wedding on Thursday
afternoon. The bride will be Miss Lind
say Lomax. daughter OF Gen. and Mrs
Lindsay L. Uomax. and the groom Mr..
Waddy Butler Wood.
Sir Julian Pauncefote. with his family
| and stan, will return 20 the embassy be-
fore the arrival in Washington OF the
English and Canadian Commission. which
will reach here the first of next month.
| Their coming will be the signal for
number of social courtesies In pleasant
| return for the hospitality bestowed upon
| our commissioners In Quebec.
With the beginning of November in
vitations for teas will begin to make their
| appearance. and these most attractive en-
| tertainments will be again In full swing.
| Each of the seasons debutantees is doubt
| less awaiting her own special introduc-
| ton, and teas have been proved to
be the most popular mediums for launch
| ings on social seas. a large number WILL
| OF course. be given.
| Among the buds to bloom this Winter
will be Miss Rosemary Sartoris Miss An
toinette Greely. Miss Julia Waggaman.
| Miss Enroll Brown daughter of Mrs.
| George Whitfield Brown, of Connecticut
| Avenue; Miss Jane Foraker. the third
| daughter of Senator Foraker. and Miss
| Marian Jones, daughter of Senator Jones
| of Navada.
| Miss Long, who is now at the Port
| land with her father, the Secretary of the
Navy, and Miss Helen Long. VIII shortly
return to Baltimore to resume her me d.
| cal studies at Johns Hopkins University.
Hon. Carroll d. Wright and family
| have returned from Marblehead Neck
Mass.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will
| give its first dance of the season, Sat-
urday, October %.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Thoron Will not
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days of November. :
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Whitten. of Man
chester, N H.. are guests of the family
| of Senator Roger Q. Mills.
Mr. Edwin NJ. Klock will spend his Au-
tum vacation hunting and fishing In the
Adirondack Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dietz have issued
| invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Cora NJ to Mr.. Walter L. Ball.
| October 10, 1898, at s o'clock p. m, at
their residence, No. 1908 Pennsylvania
| Avenue northwest.
Mrs. Wilbur W. Marmaduke will be at
home Wednesdays after October 25, at her
| home, No. TO6 B Street southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Pierce, of Rhode
I Island Avenue, have returned from an
extended visit to Canada and the region
of the Great Lakes.
Col. and Mrs. James Morrison are home
from the Adirondacks.
Miss Mary McCeney has returned to the
Shoreham from her Summers stay at
| Lake Mohawk.
Mrs. Albert R. Humphrey will be at
to-~n r. friends after October Is, at No.
I'LL Street. -1t,..a
All femininity loves a baby and the lit
tie daughter of the viceroy of India and
| Lady Curzon is such an important small
| parsonage that a writer in New York
| paper has detailed how she has been
| getting along since her arrival at Ked-
dleston. Here is the program, based on
the most approved scientific methods:
"She Is given a bath every second day,
| and that in cold water. She sleeps in a
| small canvas hammock, and wears long
shirt of white light wool, open from neck
to hem and fastened by safety pins.
There is also a triple garment fastened
on the shoulders by ribbons, and consist
ing of flannel petticoat, cambric pet
ticoat and a dress. The child has neither
buttons nor strings on her garments,
| and is not allowed to be rocked for fear
| that her mentality might be disturbed
She is the latest concerning the educa-
tion of an American princess and the
heiress of some of the Letter Millions
| The Tabernacle Society will hold its
| twenty-thfrd annual meeting in the ban
| Quet hall of the Shoreham Tuesday, Oc-
| tober Is, at noon, at which an address
| will be made by his grace. Archbishop
Keane. The Tabernacle Society," of which
Mrs. Edward Douglas White is president.
and Miss Fannie iWheelan secretary, was
| formed in the interest of the poor
churches of the Catholic world, and
many thousand vestments and sanctuary
| furnishings have been contributed