The times., 1901-03-31

leave the same day for New York sailing
I later for Europe. Captain Sewell is a son
Z of Senator William J. Sewen, of New Jer-
sey. He was on The staff of General Law
ton at the time of the latter's death, as
were also Colonel Edwards and Captain
+ King. The bride-to-be is one of the hand
soonest of the young women in the army
circle. She was educated in Philadelphia,
has an attractive voice and a charming
personality.
An Easter Monday wedding Of social
/ interest to Baltimore, as well as Wash
ington, will be that of Miss Ellen Brad
fute Poe to Mr.. Edward Lowrey White,
which will take place at 7:SO o'clock at
! St. Margaret's Church. Owing to the
! very recent death OF Miss Poe's cousin,
! Mrs. Ramsay Barrey, Of Baltimore, there
! will be no attendant bridesmaids. Mr..
/ Carey Johnson, cousin Of Mr. White, will
| act as best man. a small reception for
/ the two families and few intimate
| friends OF the bride and groom will he
/ held at the Poe residence, 2O34 Hillyer
! Place.
The marriage of Miss Florence y. Carr,
/; daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Arthur Carr,
/ Of Hyattsvile 10 Mr.. James Bonbright
Sheltenberger will take place April ,! at
] St Johns Church. Rev. Alexander Mac
/ kay-Smith, y. D., will Ofiiciate, assisted
! by Rev. {. J. 5. Mayo, OF Hyattsvile.
! 1he maid Of honor will be Miss Frances
! Wash, viii walt upon the groom
The French Ambassador will give a din
ner this evening in compliment to his
guest NJ. CASTOR Deschamps. the literary
/ critic OF the Paris journal, LIE Temps
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
! s. n Wood, wife of Major Wood, L. s
| NJ. g, FOR Il dance at Rauscher's April II
/ in honor of her young daughter, Miss
/ Katharine wood.
Mrs. Elkins has issued invitations for a
| small dance on Easter Monday night.
The Washington School of Design has
! issued Invitations to an Easter tea and
/ sale TO be given April 8 in AIetzeTOtt s
Hail from to o'clock.
The engagement is announced Of Mr.
! Albert r. Hecht. Of Baltimore and Miss
/ Gertrude Thomas, of Spottsylvania
! County, Va.
| Mrs. George Washington Cissel will
! spend Easter ia New York. Miss Saund-
| ,rs, who has been her guest for the win
/ ter, viii leave today for her home in san
! Francisco
! Mr.. Francisco J. Yanes has accepted the
| position Of translator and interpreter to
/ the Philippine Commission and with Mrs
/ Yanes left Friday afternoon for Manila.
/ Among those who We're at the station to
| say goodbye were the Mexican Ambas-
| sador and Mrs. Aspiroz, Minister of Brd-
| I'll and Mrs Assis de Brasil, Ministers of
! Bolivia. Guatemala, and Costa RiCt,
Senor pulido Br HIoraciO GuZmap. and
| Major Clifford :. Walton. Mr EaneS has
| for several years held a responsible posi-
tion in the Bureau OF the American Re
publics.
The FortnishtIy Euchrc Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. i. r. Rich ards Thurs
day evening. First prizes We're won by
| Mrs Monroe Coleman and Mr.. T.. fusitt,
! second prizes by Mrs. r. Husuely and
Mr. Wilson Afterward refreshments were
| served. Those present were: Hiss VII
| liams, Miss Huguely, Miss Wise, Miss
Gainey, Mrs. +. Huguely Mrs. +. +.
Coleman Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Coleman,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Or Balm, Messrs.
:. Ward, g. Martin, J. Clarkson, and +.
Fugitt The next meeting VIII De at Mrs.
Wilson's Thursday, April H.
Mr. Ferdinand A. Hermann and Miss
Rlanche b. NJ. Ewald were quietly raar-
ried on Tuesday evening at the Iarson-
age OF Concordia Lutheran Church ty
Rev. Paul h Menzel, the pastor Only
the immediate members Of the family
we're present After the ceremony the
guests were entertained At supper 10y the
mother of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Herr
! mann will be pleased to see their friends
after April l. AT i23 Eleventh street north
! west.
Or. and Mrs. Francis B. Bishop an
| nounce the engagement of their daugh-
| ter. Miss Mary Edna Bishop, TO Nj John
w Daniel ir. of Lynchburg, Va. The
marriage will take place in Apri.
Mrs. George I1mmert, of III Dart
mouth street Columbia Heights, has rc-
turned from a four months visit at
Marion Ind. with her daughter Mrs.
| Paul. and viii he at home Wednesdays
| at above number where she VIII be glad
| 10 sec her friends.
Mr.. Frank Newton Wells, Of Lanham.
Md. and Mrs Elenor Armour Eckerson,
| OF this city, were quietly married Thurs
| dav evening at the residence Of the
brides father Capt Robert Armour The
! ceremony was performed by the Rev.
| Gerhart A Wilson, of the Western Pres
| byterian Church only the immediate
| families were present. The bride was be
| comingly attired in brown broadcloth
| travelling gown and carried white carna-
| iious and maidcnhair fern. After the
| ceremony supper was served, and later i'm
| the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wells left on
| wedding trip. They viii he at home ut
| IHnham, Nd after April Is.
Hugsecd S0ciabIe.