The Washington times., 1901-11-28

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Charles Durbin Hauk. at Cleveland Park,
was decorated with palms and white roses
for the wedding of their daughter. Eme-
line Ruth, and Mr. Fletcher Webster
| Rockwell. which occurred on Tuesday
night. Rev. Luther B. Wilson. D. D., of
Foundry NJ. E. Church, oflciated
Edwin Rockwell, brother OF the groom,
of Chicago. acted as best man. The bride
wore a handsome dress of white silk and
carried white bride roses. After the
ceremony the happy couple departed,
keeping their destination a secret. Mr.
John Porter Lawrence ofiiciated a the
piano during the service, after which Mrs.
J. Frank Aldrich sang several vocal Sc
lections A Wedding supper followed the
ceremony
Among those who were present were
F. w Rockwell of Chicago. father of the
groom; Charles Lewis Pullman, a grand
uncle of the bride and a brother of the
late George NJ Pullman: Stewart d. Hauk
Of Chicago brother of the bride; Bierce
Highley cousin of the bride of Prince
ton University; Mrs. John Young Piqua,
Ohio; Miss Dial. Springfield. Ohio. an aunt
Of the bride and Rev. Or. and Mrs. Luther
B. Wilson. the Misses Childs of Chevy
Chase Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Al
drich and son Sherman; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mctcalf and Miss Metcalf Rev. Gilbert f.
Williams. Mr. F. f. Hitchcock Mr.. Edwin
II Parry. George II. Ward all of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs William Schwenk gave a
social gathering Monday evening at their
home. 1ll4 Street southeast. in honor of
the third anniversary birthday of their
daughter. Pansy Pascoe. Their house was
tastefully adorned with foliage plants.
chrysanthemums and flags. Games were
engaged in during the evening. after which
refreshments were served.
Those present were. Della Croythers,
Cora and Halle Shelton, Beulah. Ethel
and Nellie Shepherd, Burnelld Drulinda
Eva Stewart. Elsie Belle, Marie Stueben-
er, Mildred McDaniels and Mary and Lii
liam Nalley and Henry c. Kruger. John
ME and George Auguste Valley and VIII
lard Padgett. Willie Littleford Bertram
Edmonson. Willie Shelton, Philip Stueben-
or George and Bennie McAlwee Merell
Depro and LCnza and Lewis Thompson.
Charlie Nalley. Brandley Piles. and Mr..
and Mrs Ebel. Mr.. and Mrs Philip Sjuc-
bener. Mrs. Dora Auguste, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kress Miss Cleric Padgett. Mrs
Nally, Misses Fannie and Bessie Bob
layer. Mr.. Arthur Shelton and Mr.. Thomas
Shelton. Many beautiful gifts were re
ceived by the little girl
Miss Lille Dittrich, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Dittrich. and A. p Bacon. d.
D. s, I. 5. A, will be married this even
ing.
Mrs. E. x. GoIdsborough will give a
coming-out tea for Miss Julia Goldsbor-
ough December ?.
AT the Grace Reformed Church at $50
Tuesday evening, Mr.. John Fred DaEk-
meyer. OF the city postoffice. and Miss
Daisy Isola Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Sarah
T.. Haynie were married by the Rev. DR..
Schick in the presence Of large number
Of friends and relatives. The bride was
attired in a handsome travelling gown of
navy blue cloth. with large velvet pic
lure hat TO match, and carried a bouquet
Of La France roses Mr.. Charles Taylor
Of Philadelphia, a brother OF the bride
gave her away. while the groom was at
tended by Mr.. George Taylor. the brides
eldest brother The usEers were Mr. John
II. Simmons and Mr.. Harry L. Conner
The young couple left shortly after the
ceremony for q trip North. and will be at
home after December 10, at 2l29 Pennsyl-
NaGia Avenue.
Miss Rebecca Hyde and DR.. j. K Wei
Imgton were married yesterday at the
residence in Georgetown of Mr. Thomas
HYDE. uncle of the bride.
The Dumbarton Club of Georgetown.
iDaugurated it's winter season last
night with a reception and dance The
original date was set for next Saturday.
nut the change was made because of the
Army and Navy football game which will