The Washington times., 1901-10-06

| Mrs Augustus Tyler and the Misses Ty-
Ter will be among the Americans from
this vicinity to spend the winter in Egypt.
They will spend the greater part of the
| season at Cairo and go to Southern Italy
| in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Pearson have is
sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Laura Josephine Pearson,
| to Mr. Paul B. Gresham, "Wednesday
evening, October 16. at the Congress
Street NJ. p. Church, Georgetown.
Miss Helen Long made many friends in
| Washington who will deeply regret her
death. She was quiet girl, with more
love for books than for social amenities.
She had gracious manners. a cordial adj
dress, and her departure for Colorado,
where she went about two years ago in
quest of health. was greatly regretted by
the other Cabinet hostesses Her i'm
| provement was so marked during her
| residence in the West that Secretary
| Long recently built q house in Denver for
| her permanent home. When the Secre-
| tary first came to Washington Miss Long
| was really the hostess of her fathers
| house owing to the delicate health of her
stcp-mother. Despite her youth, she won
a firm place in official society until forced
| to abandon 1t at her physicians impera-
| tive demand.
Early in September Miss Longs physi-
| would he entirely safe, and she started
East She was overcome by fatigue In
Chicago and doctors were called to attend
| her in that city. AS the journey toward
| Boston progressed Miss Long failed and
after reaching bingham she sank rapidly.
Efforts to prolong her life were useless,
| however and death occurred Friday night
with the entire family at her bedside.
| Miss Helen Long was born on June 16,
| 1875 and was educated at the Derby
| Academy, bingham, and the kebble
School for Girls.
The marriage of Mr. Hallowell Maus
Spencer, of Rockville, Md, and Miss Mary
Chapman. of this city, will take place at
st. Andrews Episcopal Church on the
| evening Of November G. The nrOspectiVe
bride is a daughter of DIR. Nathaniel
Chapman, of st. Mary County, Md.
The Misses Evans have returned from
their travels to Japan and China md are
with the Commissioner and Mrs. Evans
at the Cairo.
The wedding of Miss Gretchen Endsley,
daughter of Mrs. II. Sullivan Endsley, of
| Johnstown, Pa, to air. William Perrtne
Fairman. of Germantown, Pa. is announced
to take place on October 80. Miss Endsley
comes from one of the oldest families in
the State and is a niece of Mr.. and Mrs
| Abner Mckinley. She has been a great
| faVorite in Washington and Germantown
|
the late George w. Fairman, and is
direct descendant of Lord Henry LiYings-
ton, of New York, and the Pe--ines, who
| settled in Staten Island in 163I
The Legion of Loyal Women will en-
tertain members at good of the order to-
morrow evening.
| Mr.. George +. Boos returned to Wash
ington Friday after a trip to the Buff
falo Exposition, where he met Mrs. Boos,
who has been spending The summer in
| Helena. Mon, their former home: They
have taken apartments at the Cumber-
land for the winter.
The following visitors to the Fan-Amer-
lean Exposition from Washington are reg
istered at Buffalo hotels: Iroquois-T C.
Broocler w. II. Broocler. c. l.. Hayes
and wife. BroZel-F. Green. Mansion
S. Z. Van Deusen, C. p. Mitchell.
Mrs Ashby e. Balm, formerly Miss Mel
lie Harvell, sailed from Seattle Monday
last for st. Michaels TO join her husband,
| who has been in the Nome district for
the past three years and at present is
postmaster at st. Michaels
| The Misses Droop returned from ten
weeks Eastern trip with their parents to
their Rockville summer residence at
| Chestnut Hill. where they will remain un-
| I'll the first of November, whenathey will
| again be on Bacon Street, Columbia
| Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Rose have re-
! moved from 94l T Street northwest to 1864
| Kenyon Street, Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Walter Weed have is
sued invitations to the marriage reception
of their daughter. Bertha Thomas, and
| Mr.. Gilbert Cungdon, of Baltimore Oc-
| tober 10.
| Invitations are out for the marriage OF
| Miss Iona KinSsbury aud Mr. William,
| Eddy Ferguson, the ceremony to take
place at Gunton Memorial Church or
| Fourteenth Street, Wednesday evening
| October l6.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles 5 waiter
| and Miss Agnes c. Fitzgerald VIII takt
| place Wednesday evening, October >. a.
| st. Dominics Church at q clock NJ
| ards haze been issued for the ceremony
Mr.. AMI Mrs. William Bushby celebrated
heir goiien wedding annive rsary at theE
! -osidonce. 1887 Tenth Street northwest, G.
| st Wedi.c 5dhy evening. The rooms wef'
profusely trimmed In golden rod, yeiiow