The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-12
SOCIAL And PERSONAL
Miss Katharine Woods Pretty
Dance at Rauscher's.
Marriage ,of Rev. Mr.. brown and
Miss Josephine observation-disclosures
Giving the Special Feature of
the HospitnIities of Last Night.

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Miss Josephine Observation-Disclosures
Giving the Special Feature of
the Hospitniities of Last Night.
Mrs. T. N Wood gave a dance at Rau-
schers last night for her daughter. Miss
| Katharine Wood, and her young friends,
many of whom are home for the Easter
vacations. Among the guests were Miss
| Pansy Boomer Miss Gwendolen Ffoulke,
| Miss Katharine El<ins. Miss Matilde
| Townsend. Miss Carolyn Postlefhwaite,
| Miss Caroline Huff, Miss Cobb, Miss Mar
tine Jones' the Misses Finley, the Misses
| Sutherland. Miss Elsie Seymour. Miss
| Maud Vincent Miss Annie McCauley. Miss
| Marion Stevens, Miss Helen Cook. the
Misses Shepherd, Miss Jean Crosby, Miss
| Pulitzer. Miss De Koven, Miss Mary
! Stone, Miss Annette Townsend. Miss
West, and Messrs. Beale, Bloomer. Phil
Hichborn, c. Cobb, Sherman Mills. Julian
and Billy Wright, d. Kerr. Billy Reyburn,
II. Owen, Lawrence Hopkins. Phelps
Brown, Jack Palmer. Hamilton Albert.
Frank Poe. Ray Howe. Charlie Fowler
| Conrad Reid. George Deering. Raymond
Nelson, and the Messrs. Townsend.
Miss Josephine r. Beardsley and Rev.
c. n. Clement Brown were married at
| noon yesterday at Epiphany Church by
Bishop Satterlee. At the close of the
ceremony the few friends present were
entertained at breakfast at the residence
of the brides father, Mr.. W. C. Boards
ley, 1920 New Hampshire Avenue. The
bride was attirel in grey satin crepe en-
broidered with silver and a hat of silver
grey tulle. The groom was formerly OF
Trinity Episcopal Church, Chicago. but
for the past six months has been rector
of Enfr. l,a RaX
Brown will sail shortly for a wedding
journey abroad
Mr.. S. W. Woodward will give an in
formal reception Saturday evening. April
10, at O'Clock, at his residence. 20l5
John r. Mott, President of the World s
Christian Student Federation.
Miss Ellen Swan Dobbin only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert a. Dobbin of
Howard County. Maryland. was married
to Mr. Frederick Hoppin Rowland We'd
nesday noon at Grace Protestant Episco-
pal Church. Baltimore The Rev. Arthur
Chiffon Powell officiated. assisted by the
Rev. John c. Gray. rector of Grace
Church Elkridge The chancel was
adorned with Easter lilies and spring
blossoms. The groom was attended by
Mr.. Henry G. Kemp. Of Washington. The
maid of honor was Miss Jeanette Dob
bin, cousin of the bride, and the brides
maids were Miss Howiand, of Asheville
n. c., sister of the groom, and Miss
Frances Theobald. The bride wore n
trained gown of white satin. trimmed with
point lace, and tulle veil fastened with |
orange blossoms, and the bridesmaids |
pearl grey crepe de chine, trimmed with !
white lace. with hats of grey and pink. |
hmm ediately after the ceremony n we'd |
ding breakfast was given in honor of the |
young couple by Mrs. Robert Garrett, |
second cousin of the bride, at her resi- |
dence. IL West Mount Vernon Place. |
Covers were laid at small tables for rs |
guests. and the drawing rooms and dining |
rooms Were handsomely decorated with |
orchids, lilies. and roses. Later Mr. and !
Mrs. Rowland left for wedding journey. /
Mrs. William r. Riley has issued cards |
for the marriage of her daughter Eliza
beth to Lieut.. Henry X. Benham, United |
States Navy. Tuesday, April 20 at noon.
St. Thomas Church. a wedding break |
fast will follow at Mrs. Rileys home, I
Iowa Circle, at 1880 O'Clock.
The dinner hostesses 81 last night in
cluded Mrs Townsend, Mrs. Wallach. and
Mrs Hanna. Senator Hanna has not yet
returned from New York.
Mrs Caroline Henry, 1895 NJ Street,
gave a luncheon yesterday.
The Home for the Association of Works
for Mercy, 240S X Street which has been
closed for repairs, was reopened yester-
day afternoon by the Bishop of Washing
ton, and after that service the managers
gave a tea in the home for the benefit of
the institution.
The tea table was in charge of Mrs
Perkins and Miss Blddle, Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh presided at an artistically beauti-
full flower table, and Mrs. Percy Smith
at the candy booth. Among the attrac-
tive coterie of assistants at the various
tables Were Miss Wilson, daughter of the
Secretary of Agriculture. the Hon. Maud
Pauncefote. Miss Rochester. the Misses
De Peyster. Miss Wetmore, Miss Meow
an, Miss cambridge. Miss Hoff. and Miss
Satterlce The affair was socially and
financially one of the most successful af-
fairs OF the year
The Board of Managers of the home
are: Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston. Presi-
dent; Mrs Anton Heger. Vice President;
Mrs. Hammond. Secretary. Princeton
Avenue; Mrs. MCGOWAN, Treasurer, 1873
n Street; Mrs. Clarence Amy, Miss Bid
die Miss Breden. Mrs. Robert Catlin,
Mrs. Julius Catlin, Mrs. T. NJ. Chatard,
Mrs. Randolph Clark. Mrs. Mayo Hazel
tine. Mrs. Julian James, Mrs. w. Duncan
McKim. Mrs. Thaddeus Norris Mrs Man
Peyster, Mrs. II. c. Perkins, Mrs. Ryer-
son, Mrs. Rives. Mrs. Satterlee, Miss
Sheriff., Mrs. ConGit-Smth, Mrs. Percy
Smith. Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson, Mrs. 10th
rop Bradley. Mrs. Walsh. Mrs. Hood, and
Mrs. r. c. johnson.