The times., 1901-06-01

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Representative Thomas s. Butler and
| Mrs. Butler were among the invited
guests at the wedding of Miss Alice Eliza
beth. daughter of Prof.iand Mrs. Richard
| Darlington, and DR.. Joseph Scattergood.
which took place att 'Hedgeley." the home
of the brides parents, 1near West Ches-
| ter, Pa, last Wednesday,.
Frank W. Hackett. Assistant Secretary
of the Navy. will leave New York on the
Dolphin on June for Newport. where he
| will open the course at the Naval War
! College. on June 3.
! Miss Rena Mitchell. of this city. was
among the invited guests at the we'd
ding of Charles E. MacFerran and Miss
Bertha Nipple. which took place at Ches-
| ter. Pa. last Wednesday.
The London Chronicle" has the follow
| Ing to say about NJ. de Margerie, of the
French Embassy:
M. de Margerie, who has recently been
appointed Conseiller de rambassade' at
Washington. is considered one of the most
promising of the younger French diplo-
mats. He began his professional career
in the French Ministry of Foreign Af-
fairs, and his reports from Pekin of the
gained the commendation of NJ. Hano-
taux. He has made a speciality of Chi
nese studies, and was one of the first to
foreSee the present complications His
wife is Jeanne RoStand. sister of the au-
tiior OF iCyrano de Bergerac,' and is said
to be one Of the brightest and wittiest wo-
men of the French Diplomatic Corps She
has at present only a theoretical knowl-
edge of English. but is perfecting herself
in the language
Miss Eleanor Goodrich, daughter of
Capt. Casper F. Goodrich. U. s. N, and
Thomas Campbell are to be married at
Annapolis today. John Lorillard Arden,
of New York, will DE Mr. CampbeIFs best
man. There will he no bridesmaids
Senator Albert J. Beveridge has arrived
In Berlin. Foreign advices say that he
has been visiting Prince Won Hatzfeldt at
Trachenberg, SilesIa, studying rural con-
dItions. D.
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
morning at the parsonage of St Aloysius
Church, Father German officiating. The
contracting parties were Mrs Maud Nor
gan and Mr.. j. Walter Mcdonald Mrs
L. A. Bailey was maid of honor and Mr..
James F. Mcdonald best man. The bride
was handsomely attired in a gown of blue
SIX ana she carried bride roses. A recep-
ton was given at the residence of Mrs
william n Yost, sister of the groom
McDonaid will be at home to their friends
at 1900. North Capitol Street, where
they wsil make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. M l. Granville announce
the marriage of their daughter. Edith
Graham, to Mr.. Charles w Hanger The
wedding, which was quiet one, occurred
wednesday evening aF the family resi-
dence, 1859 Q Street northwest. and the
ceremony was performed by the Rev
George Wilson, of the1Asseulbly Presby-
terian Church. in the presence of relatives
sby ahd intimate nra9f1 4 1rie3ds The bride girl
and carried Golden Gate roses. Miss
Mabel Granville sisteroof the bride: Miss
adelaide L; Patrick, Nj, Oscar 8. Woody,
tendants. After ai5reeeption Mr.. and Mrs
sition.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l. Barber will he at
home today at Belmont, when they will
be glad to welcome their friends inform
ally before their departure for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Barber wifi have with them
this afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Davis and
MI. lie Droit Barber. oaa sls fs
Miss Belle c. Merrifeid aaye a racan-
tion Wednesday evening at her home at
rams church. when her guests were her
ofilclal friends of the Internal Revenue
Bureau. About forty friends came out
on nc o'clock trolley among whom
were Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
John w. Yerkes. Deputy Commissioner
Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler. Mr. Charles
A. Bates, Mrs. Joranole. Judge Jordan,
MT and Mrs. CAN'T. Mrs E R. Moses.
Mrs. Mason, Miss Winston Miss Coelurn'
the Misses Harr, Miss Quite Gary and
sister. Mrs. Clark and niece; Miss E. A.
FOX, MISS Catherine A Bates. the Misses
Baker. Mrs. Hudson and niece. MT
Warmly. Mr.. West, Mr.. Worthington. Mrs
Smell Mr.. Mills and SON Colonel Brown
Miss Jacobs, and others. Among the
Falls Church guests who assisted in en-
PERTAINING the company were Mr. and
Mrs. Pickering Dodge, Miss McEwen, DR.
and Mrs J. B. Gould, DR. and Mrs. T. c.
Quick, Miss Nellie Hawxhurst Mr. Ryan |
Albertson. Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. L. Merri- |
field, and Miss Ada Rhodes.
Justice and Mrs. Gray have gone North |