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turn about October Is and will make thei,
home at No. Az B street northeast. The
bride has been the contralto in the choir
of Calvary Church and is the niece of Mr.
George F. Pyles of Anacostia.
The marriage OF Miss Louise Mitchell,
stepdaughter of Mr.. James Hoban. who
has issued the cards, and Mr.. John Donald
Armour of Coburg, Canada, will take p.afe
Wednesday. October 2, at st. Michael s
Church, Coburg, Canada. The engagement
of this charming young woman was an
nounced several months ago. and the only
regret Is that the wedding does not take
place In this city, where she has lived slice
childhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burdette and Miss
Burdette returned few days ago from
several months travel among the northern
resorts.
Mrs. Luther Caldwell of Lynn, Mass. is
visiting Mrs. Van Wickle.
DR.. j. B. Gregg Custis and family have
returned from their summer outing.
Miss Florence P. Serrin, who was the
guest of Mrs. B. Hines at Colonial Beach,
Va, has returned to her home on the Con-
duit road.
A pretty wedding occurred Wednesday
evening at o'clock In the par.ors of the
Exchange Hotel. Fredericksburg, Va. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Kosciusko
Hamilton Of Washington, D. c.. and Miss
Wilhelmina Williams of Iraville. Essex
by Rev. DR.. Donaway Of the Baptist
Church. Mr.. Arthur Williams was best
man and Mr.. Smith Williams groomsman.
Miss Helen Tanquary was maid of honor
and wore white silk and carried La France
roses. The bride wore white orsandy and
lace and a diamond sunburst. the gift Of
the groom. A wedding supper followed.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. s. J. Williams. Miss Masye P. Will
liams, Miss Mamie Williams Of 1ravilie,
Va; Mrs. DR.. r. F. Glassell. Misses Frances
and Louise Glassell, Miss Sallie Williams of
Richmond Va; Miss Sadie Gu:ley Of Bal
timore, Miss Susie Whitehouse, of Fred
ericksburg, Mr.. NJ F. Martin. Miss Helene
Tanquary, Mrs Sallie ]. Crupper Of Wash
handsome presents. After hearty congrat-
ulatiOns the couple left on the 9:29 train
for Buffalo, Niagara and Canada. They
will be at home at HOP 8th street after Oc-
tober 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. sperry have returned
to their home. 321 Delaware avenue north
east, after vacation spent with relatives
in New England. Mr. Paul Sperry return
ed yesterday from Ohio, where he has spent
the summer with friends.
Mrs. Albert Ordway Of 174O NJ street
northwest has as her guests Mrs. Goodwin
Lieut.. Ordway will be glad to know that
he has been relieved from duty In Manila
and ordered to Jackson barracks. La.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie B. Gisburne
and Mr.. William E. Green took place Tues
day evening at the home of the brides
father, 1882 18th street. The entire first
floor was decorated with a profusion of
palms and cut flowers, the mantels as well
as the bay window, where the ceremony
took place. being banked with palms and
ferns. SmildX and asparagus vine were
twined about the chandeliers, the pink
shades covered globes
ing very pleasing effect. The bride looked
the picture of loveliness in a gown Of white
silk, trimmed with lace, and carried a
shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of
march from "Lohengrin,' rendered by an
orchestra stationed In an upper room,
which was organized and led by Mr.. Rob-
ert c. Stearns as special compliment to
the bride and groom. the bridal party pass
ed from the second floor down through the
reception hall and into the drawing room,
preceded by four ribbon bearers. the Misses
Cecilia and Helen Todd, with Masters Safler
sion opened way for the officiating cler-
gyman, Rev. U. G. B. Pierce, pastor Of All
Souls Church, and the groom, who was
followed by the maid of honor, Miss Grace
Hills, becomingly attired In pink and car
rying bouquet Of chrysanthemums Of
same color. Then came the flower girl,
Miss Maud Simpson, strewing pink carna-
tions as she passed before the bride, who
followed with her father. The ceremony
was witnessed by immediate relatives and
few intimate friends, after which re-
cepton was held, and at it's close, about
IL o'clock. the happy couple left for the
midnight train to New York. whence they
sailed next day by the Red Star liner Ken
sington for Europe. to be gone about six
weeks On their return they will reside
at the home of the brides father. The pres
ents, which were tastily displayed In an up
per room. were numerous and handsome.
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announce the engagement of their daughter
Marian Louise to Mr.. 8. Herbert Harding
The wedding will take place October 10
Mr. and Mrs Jules A. Demonet nave
tains and have returned to the city Tor
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James q. Naylor. jr., are
at Atlantic City. ,,.
Miss Eugene Liebschutz Of Central High
School will return to Washington from
trip to Paris, where she spent her Vaca
tion. While there she attended the Zee
tures of M. L'abbe Rousselot du college,
de France, upon Experimental Phonetics.
N,ss Iiebschutz will reside this winter at
zoos G street.
Mrs. Helen w Merriam has issued 1nv1-
tations for the marriage Of her daughter
Clara Elizabeth, to MI THOMAS lhnvnie' d.al,s
at Wesley NJ. E. Church. 9th and B streets
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles William Powers of
the Savoy, who have been spending the lat
ter half OF the summer at Cape May, Buff
falo and Niagara Falls. returned home this
week.
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt Is now In New
York after spending twelve weeks in At
lantic City. From there Mrs. Belt will go
to the mountains for several weeks.
Miss Mae c. Topley Of Ballston Va. has
just returned from a 1ve-weeks' stay with
her sister at the Presbyterian manse Fowl
erville, N. Y. Before returning she visited
Niagara Falls, Canada, Rochester, the Pan
American exposition and other points of
interest
Mrs. Clifford X. Bergman of 1854 Erie
street northwest will be at home to her
friends Wednesdays.
Mrs Evelyn v. Ryon and son, accompa-
MED by their cousin Miss Ella Ferguson of
No. 1913 South 9th street, Philadelphia,
have returned to their home 1927 New Jer
sey avenue southeast, after an extended
stay at the seashore.
A pretty wedding was celebrated at 4:3)
wednesday afternoon in the Rhoadesyille.
Va, Baptist Church, when Mr.. Row M
Heller of this city and Miss Julia G. Mann
OF Rhoade5ville were united in marriage bv
Rev. j. 8. Mcneil. The church was bean
t1fully decorated with ferns and goldenrod.
and was filled with friends of the couple
The bride was attended by Miss Fanny
Of