The times., 1901-05-31

DR. Ida l. Heiberger and the Misses
| Minnie. Lila. and Bessie Heiberser sailed
for Antwerp Wednesday on the Kensing-
ton.
Miss Marion Jones. daughter of Senator
Jones of Nevada, is visiting the Misses
McKenna.
The coming marriage of Justice Brewer
will add to the Supreme Court circle an
! other charming hostess, as the bride TO
be is Miss Emma Mott. Miss Mott is now
! in Burlington, Vt, where she Will soon be
/ joined by Mr.. Justice Brewer and the
wedding will take place.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baxter Fabyan, of
| Carthage, Mo-, have issued cards of in
vitation to the marriage of their sister,
Miss Florence Fabyan to Mr. Richmond
! Fletcher Bingham. of this city. The mar
riage will take place at Grace Episcopal
| Church, Carthage. at s o'clock p. m,
J Wednesday June u. Mr.. Bingham and
his bride Will reside at 1913 B Street south
| east.
Tuesday evening Mr.. John NJ. Mitchell
celebrated at his home. 729 Eleventh
Street, his SEVENTEEN birthday. There were
! four generations present-chiIdren, grand
children, and great-grandchildren. Among
! those present were: Mrs John NJ Mitchell
and little daughter Emma, Mr.. and Mrs
| John A Mitchell. Mrs Annie Padgett
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Branson, Mr.. and
! Mrs Harry Padgett and daughter Louise
/ Miss Katie Mitchell Master David Mitch
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murray and
! children. Mr. and Mrs. s. johnson, Miss
Annie johnson, and Mr.. T. Hinnel.
| Miss Josephine Power Shallenberger en-
tertained the Columbia Alpha Chapter of
l-Pi Beta Phi at luncheon Wednesday after
noon in honor of the young ladies in the
! fraternity who are members of the gradu-
ating class of 1891. The dining room was
decorated with the colors of the fraternity
and the long table presented a most at
tractive appearance with a centrepiece of
red carnations, candles burning under
blue shades and dainty place-cards. A
carnation matching the centrepiece in
color was at each place The guests
were: Miss Tufts. Miss Frisby Miss
knight, Miss Lynch, Miss Parkinson Miss
| Robinetti, Miss Heilprin, Miss Turner,
Miss McGroarty, Miss Evans, and Miss
McIlhenny.
a very pretty wedding was solemnized
| on Tuesday evening at the parsonage
of the Union NJ. E. Church, Rev Page
Milburn officiating. The contracting
parties were Mrs. Ella v. Watkins and
Mr.. Charles c. Poston.
The bride was attended by her sister.
| Miss Cora f. Souden, as maid of honor
and Mr.. Edward Capen acted as best man
The bride was handsomely attired in
gown of fawn crepe de chine, trimmed
with liberty silk and chiffon applique, and
she carried handsome bunch of bridal
roses.
Miss Souden was dressed in white or
candle over blue tafeta silk and also
sOGAa A
given at the home of the bride Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Pos
ton. Mrs Lillian Stafford, Mrs and the
misses Kraft, Mr. and Mrs. Neff Mr. and
the the Misses Note, Mrs Miller, Mrs
Bowers and Miss Hoey
AFTER short honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs
Poston will be at home to their friends
al 454 street northwest, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. James f. Miller, 17a2 Oregon Ave
nue.. left last Tuesday morning for New
York, accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Florence. the latter of whom will take
passage tomorrow. June l. on the steam
ship Statendam, of the Holla nd American
Line. bonnd for Rotterdam Miss Miller
win accompany Mr.. Robert H Eden. Dis.
trlct Attorney, of Brooklyn. " Y and his
wife tor an extensive tour in Elirone She
expects to return By September /
Mrs. Newman, widow of Bishop ] p
Newman, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, has returned from Palestine.
where she Joined in Jerusalem about two
months ago Mrs. Leland Stanford. Mrs.
Newman has rented her house in Sara
toga Springs for three years and will
spend her winters hereafter in this citv al
y Chaplin Avenue, corner of Fourteenth
Street.
A number Of Washington young women
were among the participants in the alum
nae banquet at National Park Seminary.
at Forest Glen, Wednesday evening.
About sixty of the graduates of this and
previous years gathered about the tables.
which were arranged on the three sides
Of a hollow square. Miss Helen Goldman.
Of Montreal. acted as POSTMASTER and
among those who responded were Miss
Natalie Cornwall, of Bridgeport. Conn;
Miss Campbell of Washington; Miss Bill
meyer. of York, Pa, and Miss Launie
Abneys of Charleston, W. Va. Miss Fris-
bic. of New London. Conn, sang a So
prano SOLO with pleasing effect.
A lawn party will be given in the
grounds Of the Cathedral adjoining St
Adams Parish House next Wednesday
afternoon and evening from 4 to 10
o'clock.
Mr.. Robert Lee King will SAIL for
Europe June 3.
Mr.. and Mrs Amzi L. Barber will be
at home at belmont" tomorrow and
viii be pleased 10 welcome their friends
informally and 10 take leave of them
prior TO their departure for Europe
where they viii spend the coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. lie Droit
Barber will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Barber
at their reception.