The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1901-08-24

fiSS Nasuiuktou. 3auE0fer OF ex-Rep-
resentative Washington. is visiting Miss
Cobb. 1910 Sunderland place.
Mrs. Clarence Eugene Doyle and chill
dren have gone to Brooklyn to attend the
wedding of Mrs Doyies sister. Miss c.
ella ellis. and Mr. George DwineIl which
will take place Saturday morning at en-
o'clock. The ceremony will be solemn
lied at St Johns Catholic Church and be
accompanied by nuptial mass A we'd
ding breakfast win be given at the resi-
dence of the brides father. Mr. b. w.
ellis. and afterward there will be
honeymoon trip to the Blue Mountains OF
New York. Mr.. Doyle will go on for the
ceremony, but his wife and little ones will
remain for some weeks. Mr.. ellis. who
was formerly the editor of u prominent
paper In Richmond. and for some time
wss connected with the departmental
service mere. has for the past few years
qgsn mem member OF the New York
brooklyn. His two Young dauphters
MISS Cecilia and Miss Roberta ellis. both
OF whom spent their early Childhood here.
are lovely and Iovabie girls who hav.
many friends In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs s. s. Howland gave n
pet animal race" at their Newport Mace
Thursday. at which Mr. T. Sanford Beat
" was referee. II was thrilling contes,
the prize going to guinea pig. raced by
Miss Jessie Lynch. The entries Included
pig. managed by Mrs. Perry Belmont; a
hantam rooster. by Mr. James Brett
Stokes; turtle. by Miss Lynch, and a
lamb. by Mr. Rowland
Admiral Dewey, who has been at New
port. attending meeting Of the General
Board OF the Navy. Of which he ls preSf-
dent, left for Portsmouth, y. H.
BY way Of diversity from the vaudeville
standard Of entertainments now ragsax at
Newport. Bar Hsrbor society yesterday
INDUCED In fsstivity Of the ArczAian
type. Mrs. Burton Harrssor,s place. Sea-
Urchins. was the scene Of the rustic
parade given by that hostess. which was
arranged by Mrs. A. C. Barney There
was parade OF pretty maids in pictur-
esque COSTUMES. each leading by a ribbon
garianded goats. sheep and calves. There
was pastoral pantomime entitled THE
Reward of Amaryilis," In which q num-
Der of young girls took part There was
also a dairy modelled after that of the
Petit Trianon, at Versailles: minuet.
conducted by Miss Barney and a gayotte
directed by Mrs. Wheieu Sixteen Young
girls including Miss Ruth Lawrence, Miss
Barney. Miss Draper and Miss Patter-
son, appeared in the guise of Shepherd
ssses in pink and blue petticoats with
POWERED overdresses and bodices
Mr.. and Mrs. John A Ellinger. SIS I
Street. have sent out invitations for We'd
nesday evening. August Is. from to Ii
o clock.
Mrs. Evelyn Ryan. of New Jersey Ave
nue.. accompanied by her son Howard.
has gone for visit to Philadelphia, At
n n nh Marv
Mr.. E. L. Graham, 81 the Columbus.
Ohio. pension agency. is the guest Of
Mr. H. p Wiley, OF this city.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey has made an
extended trip through Canada. going by
way of Buffalo to Toronto. thence to the
Thousand Islands. where she stopped at
Thousand Island Park as the guest OF
Miss Gregory, and later at Alexandria
Bay. She Travelled to Montreal and Que
bee by the fine steamers of the St Law
renee and made the trip of the Saguway
returning by way of Lake Champlain
Mrs Mussey is now at Brant Lake In
the Adirondacks, with her daughter, Miss
Della Mussey.
The marriage of Miss Rosa Colman, of
this city. to Mr.. Phillip Nachman, of
Brooklyn. n. Y. took place Wednesday
cAih6 Afst icSfucitCt VI Ucf IdtneF,
Mr.. NJ Colman- Rev DR.. Stern, of the
Eighth Street Temple, officiated Only
the relatives and a few friends were
present. The bride wore white chiffon
trimmed with silk lace and
ribbons She was attended by her sister,
Miss Cora Colman. Those present were
Mr. NJ Colman and Miss Cora Colman,
Mr.. William and Aaron Colman, Mr. and
Mrs Harry Colman. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
tr-. Mr.. and Mrs Sam Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Jackson. and Miss Rose
rela of the bride; Mrs R.
Nachman, Mrs j. Robertson, and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Nachman. Miss Alma
man. the Misses Demelman. relatives of
R. Walski, Mrs. Zach Walski, Mr.. and
Mrs 3 snsen. Mr. and Mrs A Sa-
lowlski Mr.. and Mrs Jack Rosenberg
Mrs. F. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Basin,
and Miss Mary Wild. After the reception
the couple left on an extended tour for
New York. Atlantic City, Philadelphia,
and will also take in the Pan-American
Exposition
Miss Corinne Parker. of this city. is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Richard Mansfield
at their seashore home at Southampton,
l.. l.
Colonel and Mrs. Whitcomb are at the
White Sulphur Springs for the remainder
Df the summer.