The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-28
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
Chadwick Chandlee Marriage Yes
terday Afternoon.
Surgeon General ana Mrs. stern
berg Entertain mt Dinner-Miss Nc
Comns HOnored by Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb-TOday to BE Marked by
Two Weddings and Several Teas.

The marriage of Miss Alice Chandlee.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Chandlee.
to Mr.. David V. Chadwick. paymaster,
United States Navy. took place yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, at the Chandlee
residence. 1928 Vermont Avenue. Miss
Grace Chandlee, gowned in grey berege,
trimmed with silver braid, and carrying
cluster of bridesmaid roses, was her sis
tcr's only attendant, and the groom was
waited on by his friend, Mr.. Robert Barr.
The bride wore an artistically dainty Gre
alton of tan crepe and emerald velvet and
carried bouquet of violets and orchids.
She entered the drawing room with her
father, by whom she was given in mar
riage. After the ceremony, which was at
tended by only the family and out of town
relatives and friends. large reception
was held from 4 to o'clock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chadwick will go to Chicago for an
indefinite stay.
Surgeon General and Mrs. Sternberg en-
tertained at dinner last night when their
guests were Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Dawes, DR.. and
Mrs. Rixey, Mr.. and Mrs. Richards. and
Hon. John Hull. of Iowa. The table was
decorated with white chrysanthemums and
palms.
Little Mary Louise Dunn, the grand
daughter of Representative and Mrs. john
Dalzell, was given birthday party last
evening by her grandmother at the fami-
ly residence on New Hampshire Avenue.
Meteor roses and pretty music lent their
charm to the occasion and among the
amusements was a grab bag. from whose
fascinating depths each little guest drew
a delightful gift. Among the little people
present were Alice and Julia Whiting,
Louise HELEN, Eleanor Reyburn, Marga-
ret Perrin, Frances DalZell, Browning
Johnson. Faith Simpkins, Edith Damrosch.
Charles Ffoulke, Arthur HELEN, GoldinG
Wight, Boughton Todd, Andree Wylie,
Bobbie Bell. Benjamin and Herbert Nc
| Cool, Alexander Mitchell, Walter Beall,
Willie Simpkins. and Russell Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sidney Webb enter
tanned at dinner of eighteen covers last
night in compliment to Miss Mary Nc
Comas, whose marriage to Mr. Clinton
Goodloe Edgar, Of Detroit, will take place
at st. Johns Church, December 5. The
additional guests were Miss Gallaudet
Miss Winifred Mattingiy, Mis- Enrol Cuth-
beri Brown, Miss Hagner, Miss Edith
Sanger, Miss Webb Mr.. George Howard
Mr.. John wilkins, Mr. Walter Wilcox,
Senior Pulido, Mr.. McCammon, Mr. Bona
parte. and Mr.. Ffoulke. The table was
decorated with yellow chrysanthemums
| and ferns.
The Capitol Hill Literary Society met
| Monday evening at the residence Of Mr. e.
J. Bernard. q Eighth Street northeast.
The subject for the evening. 1.-The Open
| by the president. Mrs. C. Norman Beatpn.
in an Introductory speech. giving both
sides of the question. Interesting papers
were read by Mr.. c. T. Walporte, advo-
! eating the open door md by Mr.. J. II.
| Babcock opposing it. discussion of the
| topic followed, participated in BY Messrs.
| John Bryson. G. c. Ross. L. j. Bernhard
and Capt. J. E. Hart. The remainder Of
the programme was as follows: Piano
solo. Mrs. E. J. Bernhard; address.
Thanksgiving Mrs. Marine C. Wal
porte; solo. Son of the Desert Am L.
and for encore. Lucky Jim MIR. J. w
Painter; recitation, The First Banjo"
| and for encore How Jim Attended Ba-
by" Miss Nirgie Raymond; song
Thanksgiving. 1900 written by Or. Ed
ward Young. and sung by the society;
duet. Home TO Our Mountains Mrs
Emily Jester and Mrs. Spencer; SOLO
THE Song That Reached My Heart" Miss
Eugenia Girard: recitation Cremation. y
Mr.. s. X. Hall. The next meeting will he
held Monday. December 10. at the resi-
; dence of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gordon. No. Eighth
Street northeast. when the society will
enjoy a Scotch Evening.'
Mrs. Mckenna. wife of Associate Jus
tice Mckenna has sent out cards for sat
urday afternoon, December S, when her
Il.
will make her debut.
Mrs. Charles H Duell entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon, the affair
being one of series of small teas which
she has been giving at the Arlington.
Mrs W. W. Bruce. of Lexington, Ky
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Richard 3.
B. Chew, jr., at 1875 p Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franchat II. Boyd and Mrs
Dcnow are passing the Thanksgiving holt
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