The times., 1899-12-02
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Miss AdoIa Greedy, the second daughter
Of Gen. and Mrs. A. W. Greely. was intro
duced to socisty yesterday afternoon at
a tea that brought together almost every
| body Of distinction in Washington's social
world
The pretty bud wore a graceful but
girlishly simple gown of white silk null
over white taffeta, while her elder sister,
whose coming out was an event Of last
season, was gowned in white gauze, relieved
with artistic touches of red.
The army and church were gracefully
represented by Miss Edith Root. daughter
Of the Secretary Of War and by Miss Sat
terlee daughter Of the Bishop of Washing
ton They poured chocolate and served
frappe at table whose dainty appoint
ments were in white and green, while Mrs
Squiras, Of New York VINO is Mrs Greelys
house guest, presided at the tea urn. White
flowers and delicate ferns were used in the
graceful decking of the tea room. and the
candles burned under green shades.
Mrs Abart will give tea this after
noon to present Miss Albert to society
Mrs. Edwin Franklin Townsend and Miss
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afternoon, from to O'Clock.
Miss Ellen Robinson Riley. daughter of
the late William r. Riley and Mr. Dabney
Carr Harrison. of Virginia, were married
Yesterday at noon at the brides home,
Iowa Circle. Rev. DR.. AspinwaH pastor
of st. Thomas Church, performed the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. DR.. McKim.
Inc bride who was unattended, wore a
dainty wedding gown of white crepe trim
med with family lace and soft touches of
chiffon. The drawing room was elabo-
rately decorated with white chrysanthe-
NUNS and vines. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
| LETT during the afternoon for st. Louis,
and from there viii go 10 the formers
ranch in the Indian Territory, where they
will spend the winter
Mrs. Charles G. Ayres sailed for Cuba
Yesterday to join Captain Ayres at Hol-
gum, Cuba, where he has been stationed
! for some time. While in New York she
was the guest Of her brother Mr.. Lindsay
Fairfax, formerly Of Virginia.
Mrs. George W. Cissel and her daugh-
ter Mrs. John H. Roche, have returned
| home from a three months travel through
the West as far as San Francisco. While
there Mrs. Cissel and Mrs Roche received
many gracious attentions
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. d. 4. Davis, Capitol Hill, her daugh-
| ter, Miss Katie May Davis, and Mr.. Rob
ert /. Barber, We're married in the presence
OF large circle of friends. Rev Mr.
George E. Maydwell. OF Waugh NJ. E.
Church officiating. The bride and groom
entered the parlor preceded by the maid Of
honor. Miss Carrie Lewis Davis. a sister of
the bride; the bridesmaid, Miss Bertha
Virginia Gardiner, of Annapolis, and the
best man, Mr.. William Smith The bride
was becCmingly attired in steel grey pop
lin, trimmed in white and gold embroidery
and silk fringe, and carried bride roses.
The maid Of honor and bridesmaid wore
white organdie over green and pink silks
respectively, and carried large white chrys-
anthemums. Mr. and Mrs Barber were
the recipients Of many beautiful presents.
Later in the evening they left for an ex-
tended trip north. On their return they
will reside at sos East Capitol Street.
Colonel Wolcctt and family have re-
moved from Twelfth Street to 2l32 Thir-
teenth Street. AT home Saturdays during
the season.
Miss Bertha Margaret Swindells and Mr..
Charles Eugene Entwisle were married
Wednesday evening at the Garden Memori-
pastor Of the church, Rev. Nelson H. Mil
Ter, performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of a large gathering Of friends Mr.
William Swindells, Mr. John D. Barr Mr.
Samuel Fillius and Mr.. Arthur Emo were
the ushers, and the wedding marches were
played by Mrs. NJ. p. Smell. The maid OF
honor, Miss Matte Baldwin, Of Baltimore,
attended the bride. and Mr. William King.
Of Anacostia was the groom's best man.
The Friday Evening Dancing Glass gave
its third german Of the season at Rausch-
er's last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Lane Of Boston,
who have been visiting Mrs Lanes sister,
Mrs. Boyd, in P Street left for home yes
terday. Mrs. Boyd viii go shortly for her
usual winter visit to Southern California
1t has been announced that Miss Mary
Louise Baker, only daughter of United
States Senator Lucien Baker, viii be mar
Tied at LeavenWorth, Kans. early this
winter to Charles II. T. Lowndes passed
assistant surgeon, Z, S. ". now stationed
at Manila. Miss Baker spent two winters
with her father in Washington and two
years at Vassar College. 1t was here that
Miss Baker met Dr. Lowndes, who is
brother Of Governor Lowndes, OF Maryland.
Senator Beveridge of Indiana and family
will spend the winter at the Portland
The ladies of the board of visitors. Wash
ington Hospital for Foundlings, desire to
express in this way their thanks to the
friends who sent contributions Of money,
groceries. etc. to the hospital on the oc-
casion OF their annual donation tea, No
vember %.
Miss Edith Latrobe, Of Baltimore. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Loring, Of X Street
The ladies Of the Nordhoff Guild have
cards out for a tea for the benefit Of the |
National Homeopathic Hospital. at the
residence of Mrs. William 5. Knox. 1904 |
New Hampshire Avenue. Wednesday De- |
cember 6, from TO 10 o'clock.
Miss Annie Rainsford French who has |
been visiting her uncle, Daniel Chester |
French, in New York, returned home to |
spend Thanksgiving with her grandparents,
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Babson.
The ladies Of the Newsboys' and Chill |
dTens Aid Society viii give a tea at the |
Maulsby House 230 c Street northwest.
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