The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-29

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Gounods Ave Marie with a violin obi
CATO by Mr.. Anton Kaspar. Mr.. Kaspal
also played solo. accompanied by Mis-:
Jennie Glennan. the organist Of st. Mat
thew's. Mr.. Hensey, OF st. Patrick
choir. and Miss Glennan and Mr.. Walter
Wiimarth, of ST. Matthews, also rendered
solos, combined choirs repeating the
chorus from 'Loheugrin" as the bride ant
groom passed out of the church After
the ceremony the bridal party and mem
bers of both families were entertained a
a wedding breakfast. and later Mr.. ant
Mrs Schwartz left for Niagara and othei
points of interest in the North. At home
after January l at 239 Massachusett:
Avenue northwest.
The Austrian Minister and Baroness!
Hengelmuller were among the President
social callers yesterday afternoon. They
were in their automobile.
The social calendar for Thanksgiving
Day is monopolized, as usual. by those
genial hosts. the Alibi Club members. who
will give their annual tea at ) o'clock thi:
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will give
an excursion to Mount Vernon on Thurs
day, December 6. in honor of the United
States Commissioners to the Paris Eyposi.
ton. They have chartered the steamer
Manchester for the occasion. An orches-
ira will be on board and collation. viii!
be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will also hold a
leyee for the Commissioners on Friday
December Z, at their residence, at LIE Roy
Street AMI Phelps Place.
Mrs. Johnston De Peyster has issued
invitations for tea to introduce her
daughter, Miss Garcia: on Friday, Dccem-
Der s. from 4 to Z o'clock.
Forming clubs is quite the fashion this
year. A luncheon and theatre club have
already been organized. among the mem
bers being Miss Ffoulke Miss Siebert.
Miss Foraker, and other prominent bellies
Of the younger set.
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Far
quhar, daughter of Rear Admiral Far
qu'iar, whose engagement to DR.. Gartou
has already been announced. will take
place at st. Johns Church, December IL,
at noon.
The fashionable world and his wife will
be given an opportunity tomorrow to as
sis: the Woman's Auxiliary of St. John s
Church in the performance of philan-
thropic work. Money must be raised by
February TO build a church at Porto Rico
OF the land already donated will be for
feitcd, and in order to secure the amount
4 concert Will be given tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
Hazeltine. 1925 + Street northwest. Both
professionals and amateurs of prominence
in the musical world will contribute popu-
lar music of a high order, and as DR..
Mackay- Smith, the rector OF st. Johns,
and the leading members of his congrega-
ton are taking an active interest in the
afair. there is every indication that the
affair will be financial as we'll as ar
tistic success. The tickets are 81, and
can be obtained from the members or at
the door of the Hazeltine residence before
the performance.
Nature was in gracious mood Yesterday
her blue sky and balmy sunshine being a
charming tribute to the two buds OF the
afternoon. Miss Anna Aspinwalls COM
ing out was marked by a tea given in her
honor by her parents, Rev and Mrs. ]. A.
Aspinwall, whose splendid home in Du-
pont Circle was thronged with friends
both OF the host and hostess and their
debutante daughter.
ihe tea si'eh W MIS-. EDWARD McCauiev
to Introduce Miss Lille McCauiay was a
really brilliant affair. The hostess. hand
some In black net and gold passementerie.
presented her young daughter. who was
girlishly graceful in white. Her bouquet
was selected from the floral gifts sent to
grace her first hour of social triumph,
there being SO many, indeed that the
drawing room vas fragrant with their
perfume and rose-tinted with their hue.
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison. Mrs John Biddle,
and Mrs. James Johnston did the honors
of the tea table. which was decorated in
white and green. Others who assisted in
the gracious duties OF the afternoon were
Miss Mabel Merriam. Miss Rose Wallach,
Miss Vincent, and Miss Heloise Sargent,
whose own coming cut will be a pretty
event Of next month.
The board of lady managers OF the Uni
versity Hospital Columbian have sent no
bags this season, as they
have previously done. to be filled by the
friends and we'll wishers OF the hospital.
They hope, however that the alumni of
Columbian and all those who are inter-
ested In the development and success of
this hospital. which. it should be borne in
mind, is the only Protestant clinical hos
pital in town. will be as generous as they
were last year in providing a suitable
and abundant feast for the patients con-
demned TO spend this holiday within It's
walls. Contributions of money or pro-
visions will be gratefully received at the
hospital any time during the day and
promptly acknowledged
Miss Leslie Gold Brown and Mr. Joseph
Henry Blackwood were married last even
ing at $50 o'clock at Epiphany Church.
The ceremony. which was performed by
Rev. Randolph H. Mcfiim, was accompa-
MED by choral service by the vested
choir. Mrs. Elmer E. Simpson was the
natron Of honor and Mr.. Albert B. Black
wood best man. The bride was escorted
by Mrs. Elmer L. Simpson and the ushers
we're Messrs. Pickens Neagle, Walter o.
Alfred c. Parker. and William
r. BlackwoOd A reception followed from
} to IL at 1887 Kenesaw Avenue.
Miss Marion Gallardet will give a din
ler tomorrow evening in honor of Miss
Mary McComas.
An anniversary tea will he given by the
board OF managers of the Woman's Chris
ian Association, assisted by the Young
ladies' Auxiliary, at the home, 11l9 Thir-
zenith Street, tomorrow from 4 to 6
o'clock. The guests will be received by
Mrs John NJ Harlan, President of the
BOARD: Mrs. Thomas Wilson. Mrs. E.
Miss Salmon. Miss Kitchener,
md Mrs. George Whitweil.
The students of the Columbian Cniver
lily will give a dance this evening from
$50 to II o'clock at the Cairo.
Dr. and Mrs. G. y. Gehring are to re-
urn this winter and make Washington
heir permanent home. DR.. Gehring is
low in Philadelphia and Mrs. Gehring at
Bellevue Terrace Hotel. Los Angeles,
al. but is coming East i'll December.
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