The Washington times., 1901-11-08

! country and thence to Berlin shorty az
| ter their arrival there. young Mr. Gurus
suffered from an attack of appendicitis
and was TO undergo an operation IN "A nos
| pital in the German capital the same udE
sr.. unfortunately had gone to the Balh-
ans in view of diplomatic negotiations
with the brigandS in the missionary case
| Mrs Curtis and Miss Elsie Curtis expect
| to spend the entire winter abroad
General Greely who has just returned
/ to the city from his tour around the
world expects to leave in IA short time
| for a brief visit u his family at AndoNer,
Mass. Mrs. Greely and her daughters,
! with the exception of Miss AdOla, who IS
| again at Bryn Mawr College, will spend
| the winter in New England, Miss Rose
| having been entered in the Abbott School
! there while Mr.. John Greely is studying
| at Phillips Academy, preparatory to en-
| tering Yale next fall.
| Mrs. A. S. Worthington and the Misses
Worthington, who arrived in New York
| City a few days ago, after spending the
greater part of the summer in European
travel, have returned to the city for the
| season, and are at their home on Massa-
1 chusetts Avenue. Mrs. Frdiley. nee
Worthington. has also come back to the
/ city for the winter.
Miss Enrol Cuthbert Brown. of Connec-
ticut Avenue. is making brief visit to
| friends in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Il. Austin. who had
cottage at Lawrence, L. l., for the sum
mer, have returned to their town house.
| 2Gl7 Street northwest after spending
| the past month at StratfOrd, Conn. Miss
| Austin, who was debutante of last win
ter, is visiting friends in Wilmington, Del.
Rear Admiral Schley expects to go to
New York after the Court Of Enquiry ad-
| journs to visit his daughter, Mrs. Monta-
! que Worthley.
The marriage of Miss Ccrnelia Tucker,
daughter of Col John S. Tucker, of this
city. to Mr.. Harry Taylor Poor. son or
the late Alfred Poor, of Baltimore, will
| take place Thursday. November Il, at
| Christ Church. Norfolk, Va. Miss Tuck
! er viii be given in nErriage by her father.
| The maid of honor will be Miss Elizabeth
| Winn, of Norfolk, and the best man will
| be Mr.. Frank S. Thomas, of Baltimore.
| The ushers will be Mr.. John II. Williams,
| of New York, formerly of Baltimore; MIR.
! Robert Wainwright of Norfolk: Mr.. lr-
| win Tucker. OF Newport News; Mr.. Frank
I Riggs, Mr.. Harry Riggs Mr.. Dudley Will
| liams, Mr.. W. w. Baldwin, and Mr..
James McEyoy. jr.
Mrs. Wainwright. the bride-elects S aunt.
| will entertain the wedding party, and "A
| small company at breakfast afterward.
! A despatch from Paris states that Miss
| May Palmer. Senator Depews fiancee,
| gave three Iuncheons recently to as many
| intimate friends, who were allowed peeps
| at her almost completed trousseau. Mrs
| Palmer entertained at more formal
| luncheon on Monday.
Mrs. +. l. McAdory has returned from
Honolulu, and is at the Hamilton for the
winter
The Capitol Hin History Climb met at
the residence Of Mrs. Jenkins. 6i7 Mary
land Avenue northeast, Wednes sday af-
ternoon There were sixteen members
present. The president, Mrs. Fletcher,
having returned to the city. was in the
chair. 1t was decided that the club would
nave booth at the fair for the blind, to
he held in this city in February. Mrs.
Roberts. Mrs. Briggs. Mrs. Cochran, Mrs
Fletcher and Mrs. Wood were chosen as
a committee on arrangements. Mrs. Cush-
man was elected a member OF the club
Roll call was responded to by many in
| teresting tales of English abbeys Mrs
Waterman prepared sketch Of Alfred
the Great which was read hy Mrs
Wood; Mrs. Hunt wrote Of William the
Conqueror, which paper was read by
I
on "Old London and the Tower. On
motion the club adjourned TO meet No
vember -, at the residence Of Mrs. Rob
ertS Gl2 q Street northeast Mrs Briggs
invited the members to "A thimblr parry
at her home, 622 Street northeast. We'd
nesday afternoon, November 10
The marriage of Miss Anne Dorsey
Cooke, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Cooke. residing near Gaithersburg. Md.
and Mr.. Harold Darlington Shectz, of
| Winchester. Va, took place yesterday in
! the Methodist Episcopal Church South at
| Goshen. Montgomery County. Nd. The
officiating minister was Rev. q. Dorsey
White. Of Rockville, pastor af the church.
| A large number Of relatives and
friends Of the contracting parties were
present. The church was elaborately dec
Grated in white and green. The maid of
honor was Miss Sue Dumey, of Wash
iugton. and Mr.. George f. Shcetz. Cf WIN
chester. was best man. Messrs. John
II. Dufey, Of Washington. +. Douglass
| Stectz Of Winchester, and Robert T.
| Moore. of Gaithersburg. were the ushers
| The wedding marches were rendered by
Mrs. J. ". Berry, Of Baltimore. The
| bride e. red the church with her brother
| Mr. 10, Cooke. by whom she was given
! away. Size was attircd in a handsome and
! becoming gown Of white broadcloth with
| black picture hat, and she carried a show
/ or bouquet or NlOletS. IN. maid OF honor
| Wore a grey broadclOth gown and black
| picture hat and carried white chrysaathc-
1 NUNS. Immediately after the cCremany
a luncheon was served at the home Of the
| brides sister. Mrs. Robert B. Moore. after
! which the bride and groom left for an cx-
| tended northern trip.
! Miss Ehie j Darlton and Mr.. Ralph s
| Wariield, both Of this city, were married
| BY DR.. Fisk. of the Gunton Memorial
| Church Wednesday night at the home Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Darlton. llp5
| Sixth Street. Only family party witness
ed the ceremony, but a largely attended
reception followed. The bride wore white
| organdie. trimmed In duchess lace. and a
| tulle veil. After a southern trim Mr. and
| Mrs. Warield will be AT home to their
| friends at llCJ Sixth Street
The marriage Of Miss Frances Wend-
| ling, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George r.
Vending. To Mr.. William S Conant. Of
Detroit, will take place at St Marearet's
| Church on Wednesday, December II, at
| 3 o'clock p.
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