The Washington times., 1901-11-29
IN SOCIETY.

Col. and Mrs. Hyron NJ Parker enter
tanned Thanksgiving company at dinner
| Yesterday, when their guests included
/ Speaker Henderson aud Senator Black
/ burn.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Schley spent
| Thanksgiving Day in New York with their
daughter. Mrs. Wesley.
The Italian Ambassador has taken the
house of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calium.
| l7@5 De Sales Street. Mr. and Mrs. Cal
| lum are located for the present at the
Grafton
Nine de Azpiroz. wife of the Mexican
Ambassador, and her daughter. Nine de
Perez. will received next Tuesday and on
all Tuesday afternoons during the sea
son. from to 6 o'clock.
Col Gerald Kitson. the military attache
Of the British Embassy, and Mrs. Kitson,
have just returned from their summer
visit to England.
Mrs. Slater has returned to Washington
from New York. She is at present at
her home in Street, but will shortly
Street
Mrs. Mervin W. Glover and son, Wilbur.
Of Boston, Mass, are visiting her par
ents, Mir. and Mrs. Daniel $. II. Barron.
of 40S NJ Street, where she will be pleased
to see her friends.
The Capitol Hill History Club enjoyed
its first open meeting of the season Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Travis,
zoos East Capitol Street. The pro-
gramme consisted of piano solo by Miss
Pauline Crupper; trio, fiute violin. and
piano. by Messrs Chester, Scala. and
Charles Fitzpatrick and Miss Crupper;
rccitations by Miss Annie Evans, Mrs.
Ellie A. Roberts. and Mr. George Speidel,
and a trio, violin. cello. and piano. by the
Misses Marie and Helen and Master
Adrian Bastianell Refreshments were
served by the committee, which consisted
of Mesdapes Wood, Travis, Shook Webb,
Sadler. and Waterman, assisted by the
Misses Fletcher and Horine.
Mrs. S. S. Gore. of Valley Home. Va. is
visiting her son. Prof J. H. Gore. OF 221O
r Street. and will be pleased to see her
friends both afternoons and evenings of
this week.
Miss Eliza Garnett Kemper. daughter
of ex-Mayor X Kemper, of Alexandria,
was married in that city on Wednesday
to Mr.. William Moulder Uhler. The cere-
mony took place at the Kemper residence
on North Washington Street. and was
performed by Rev DR.. Brooke.
The maids of honor were Miss Gertrude
Mccoy, of Riverton, Va; Miss Eliza II.
Syme. Miss Mary n Syme. Miss Anna
Leadbeater. Miss Cecilia Green, Miss
Mary Uhler, and Miss Grace Green, of
Washington. Mr. Kosciusko Kemper. jr..
officiated as best man of the groom. After
reception Mr.. and Mrs. Uhier left for
wedding trip.
Mr.. James TindaIl, of this city and his
brother. Mr.. Archibald C. TindalI. of
Pittsburg. we're married on Wednesday
evening, the former 10 Miss Helen VIII
liams and the latter TO Miss Florence
Louisa Williams. daughters of Mr. R.
Thomas Williams, of Annapolis. Nd The
double ceremony was performed at Bald
win Memorial Church, near Waterbury. in
Anne Arundel County by the rector of the
church Rev. James McLarin. assisted By
Rev. &. Hez Sven, of this city. Each
bridal party was attended by two ushers,
two bridesmaids. maid Of honor, and best
man. Those for the first couple were Mr..
George Tate of Washington, best man;
maid of honor. Miss. Elsie Williams. sister
of the brides: ushers, Messrs. John Mus
terman and Ellis Strange. of Annapolis,
and bridesmaids. Misses Louise Chancey
and Blanche McNulty of Baltimore Those
for the second couple we're: Best man.
Arthur Gordon. OF Washington; maid of
honor. Miss Ruth McLauren, Of Water
bury; ushers, Harry Woodbury. and Ben
jamin Williams. of Waterbury; brides
maids. Miss Juliet Dexter and Miss Min
ME Brontzman, of Annapolis.
The brides were dressed exactly alike,
in white mousseline de sole over taffeta
silk; they wore bridal wells and carried
white violets The maids of honor. Miss
Williams and Mss McLauren, wore white
organdy and crepe de chine. respectively
The bridesmaids wore white organdy over
green. with black picture hats. After the
ceremony the bridal party and immediate
friends had a wedding supper at the home
of the brides. The couples left on a spe-
cial train for Pittsburg and Washington,
respectively, their future homes. Messrs.
Henry Croggan, John Woodfield. and John
Gordon were among the Washington
guests.
The stay Home Euchre party had its
usual meeting at 1112 Thirteenth Street
Wednesday night. OF the members pres
ent were Mrs. Lomax. Misses Stuart. La
nier Vandegrift. Guliek. Ford. and Dab
ney, and Messrs. Bomax, Ashton. Nelson,
Triplett Smith, Frederick. and Drs New
bern and Brown. The ladies' prizes were
won by Misses VandeErift and Lanier,
Miss DOugherty winning the visiting la
dys prize. The gentlemen's prizes were
won by Mr.. George Ashton and Dr. ]. NJ
Newbern. After the refreshments dane
ing was enjoyed.
Representative and Mrs. Dalzell enter
tained a dinner company last evening, as
is tneir hospitahle custom every Thanks