The Washington times., 1901-11-22

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hat of pink panne velvet trimmed with
| pink roses and rich yellow lace. She car
ried white chrysanthemums.
| Five additional maids were radiant in
| white organdie and picture hats of white
| felt. They were Miss Regan and Miss
Ryres, of New York; Miss Murphy, Miss
Brooks, and Miss Burford, of this city.
Lieut. Joseph F. Gohn, of the Fourteenth
| Infantry, acted as best man.
wedding breakfast for fifty guests was
served at Rauscher's, the heart-shaped
| table reserved for the bride and her
maids being adorned with white roses
in contrast with the pink blossoms that
formed the decorations of the other
tables. Lieutenant and Mrs Regan left
later for their wedding trip. the latter
wearing blue cloth. The groom is a son
of Colonel Regan, of the First Infantry,
and since his return from the Philippines
has been stationed at Fort Smelling, near
st. Paul, Mimi. where he Will take his
bride.
Mrs. Charles G. Ayres will not spend
the winter at the Capital, but will rent
her residence 1872 New Hampshire Ave
nue., and join Major AyIes at his present
post, at MORO Castle, Santiago. Miss
Emily Ayres, the young daughter of the
house, who is a student at Dobbs Ferry,
n. Y, will be home for the Thanks giving
holidays. Major and Mrs. Ay.es spent the
greater part of the summer ct Newport,
and when her husband sailed for Cuba
Mrs. Ayres went to her girlhcod home to
visit her father, Colonel Fairfax, who is
one OF the Oldest living representatives of
the famous Virginia family of that name.
Representative Frederick j. Kern, OF
Belyille, ILL.,, has arrived in the city and
is located at No. II Street northwest.
very attractive entertainment is
promised by Douglas NJ. E. Church, Elev-
enth and II Streets northeast, on Friday
evening, November 20. in which Miss A.
Rosalie Holberg, Mrs. Charles B. Bayly.
and Mr.. r. W. Bowen will be soloists,
assisted by Mr.. Percy 5. Foster on the
organ.
merry party of boys and girls enjoyed
q pleasant straw ride Tuesday evening to
the home of Mr.. Carl Stewart, Chevy
Chase, in honor of his sons, Carl Stewart,
jr., eighteenth birthday. Games, dancing
and music were INDUCED in until a late
hour. Several vocal and instrumental
solos were rendered by the Misses Eva
Cook and Gertrude Coter. Those present
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art. the Misses Gertrude Coter, Dorothy
and Elsie Cameron, Lenora HodgSin. Eva
Cook, Isabelle Crumpton. Elizabeth
Moore, Marion Darlington, Bessie Shell
don Miriam Dement, Ruth Everett ana
Messrs. lie Roy Cameron, Charles Howell,
Harry Brooks, Irwin Shepherd Edgar
Hodgkin, Frank Cromwell, Carl Stewart.
jr., Brother Stewart, Harry Whitney, and
Ernest Parsons. After refreshments
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city.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Roberts. 6l2 G Street northeast. The
subject discussed was The History of
England During the Period of 14S5-16O3."
Mrs. Hall gave a sketch of Henry VIII
and Mrs. Travis paper on England I'm
der the Tudors." The club adjourned to
meet December at the residence OF Mrs.
Fletcher S03 East Capitol Street
Miss Mary Blanche Lay, daughter of
Theodore a. Lay, and Mr. Harry T. Wa
ters, all Of Washington. We're quietly mar
ried at noon Wednesday by the Rev
James f. Machin of St Paul's Church
There were no attendants and only the
immediate relatives of the bride and
groom were present After the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Waters left for an extend
ed tour north, and on their return will
reside with the grooms parents DR.. and
Mrs. o. ]. Waters, at 1887 r Street
Mr.. and Mrs. George \. Trapp have re-
turned from pleasant trip north and
will be pleased to see their friends at
their new home, 34O3 Morgan Avenue,
Holmead Manor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marsh was given a sur
prise party by her daughters and grand
children Wednesday evening at her home
on lower Monroe Street. Anacostia. in
honor of her birthday anniversary. Her
presents were numerous and pretty Re-
freshments were served, atter which
there was vocal and instrumental music
and number Of pretty speeches by her
grandchildren.
The engagement has been announced of
Mrs Thomas +. Lane. widow of Thomas
F. Lane, and daughter of Senator Black
burn, to the Chevalier Trentanove, the
Florentine sculptor who is now abroad,
but who has been identified with the
Washington art world for the past six
years II is stated that the marriage
will take place December II at the brides
home, 1908 Massachusetts Avenue. NJ
Trentanovc viii sail from Florence, his
home, for this country the last of this
month and with his bride will return
TO Europe in January. Mrs. Lane has in
herited valuable interests in London, and
IL is there they will spend the fashion
able season next spring. Mrs. Lanes first
marriage took place at st. Matthew'S
Church. this city. in 1895. Her husbands
death occurred little more than a year
ago.
The Children of the American Revolu-
tion, OF which Mrs. Sternberg, wife of
Surgeon General Sternberg, is president.
will give a patriotic entertainment, enti-
tied THE Roll Call of the Nation" on
February 22.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Rogers. of Ger
mantown, Pa, who were recently married
at the famous Little Church Around the
Corner. In New York, because of some
little obstacle at home, and who have
been AT the Shoreham this week eombin-
ing the pleasures OF the honeymoon with
an enjoyment of The sights OF Washing
ton. left last night for Germantown,
where they will make their home.