The Washington times., 1901-11-17

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Edward S. Dunlap, assistant rector of st.
Johns Church I he bride was attired fer
travelling in purple cloth. and carried q
bouquet of lilies of the valley and Vioiets.
and Mrs. Morrison LETT for a wedding trip
before going to Baltimore, the lone OF
the groom.
Miss Frances Buckler, daughter of the
late DR.. Wigein Buckler will be intro
duced % society at a tea given by her
mother. on November q, at her home in
Baltimore. Many Of her friends in wash
inSton viii bop resent, emong them her
cousin NJ. de Geofroy, ~ the French EN-
bas@>.
Mrs. Eugene Hale will spend the win
ter in foreign travel
Representative Henry Sherman BOutell
of Chicago and family are located for
the winter at the Cochran.
Mr. Samuel L. Powers. of Boston, has
taken the residence 1861 Rhode Island
Avenue, owned by Admiral Upshur The
house has been the scene Of many spIen-
did entertainments. having been occupied
at various times by people prominent in
official society EX-Nice-Prt sident Nor
ton lived there during his term of office,
and for two seasons it was rented by
Hon. Charles f. sprague while member
of Congress.
The marriage of Miss Rebecca Hyde and
pr. J. Z. Wellington will take place at
the residence of the brides uncle. MIR.
Thomas Hyde, on Wednesday, November
The Junior Bachelors viii give their
first dance of the season at Mrs. Dyers
Hall. 1517 r Street northwest. Saturday.
November %. and thereafter on the last
SatL rday OF each month.
Mrs. and Miss Sanger viii sail from New
York Dece mber l to join General Sanger
in Manila.
Mrs Bullock, widow of Rev. DIR. ]. J.
Bullock. and her SON Mr. T. Wingfield
Bullock. have taken apartments for the
winter at 1437 Rhode Island Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Henney have re-
turned from their trip through the West
and will be at home a [ 235 Eighth Street
northeast Tuesdays after December l.
Mr.. Simon Blondheim. of Alexandria,
Va. announces the engagement of his
son, of Washington, d. c.
Mr. and Mrs. James Perry Carraway
have issued invitations for the marriage
Shipley BrGshears. jr., on Wednesday
evening next, at o'clock, at Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church.
On the same date, at $50 o'clock, Miss
Mamie Carroll and MI Thomas H. Green
will be married at St AloySius.
Miss Lille Marie Mullan, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel h. Mullan. and
Mr.. James Waddel Bowden will also he
married on Wednesday evening, the cere-
mony to take place at the home Of the
bride.
DIR. and Mrs. J. J. Muir have issued in
vitations fer the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Florence Evelyn May, to Mr.. Noel
Winston Barksdale. The ceremony will
take place next Wednesday evening at
o'clock at the E Street Baptist Church.
Admission viii be by card only.
The marriage of Miss Pasco, daughter
of ex-senator Pasco, who is now a mem
Der of the Isthmian Canal Commission,
TO Rev. J. c. Tins. of Lake City. Fla.
will take place at Monticello, Fla, next
Wednesday,
At the marriage of Miss Consuelo Yzna-
ga to Lieutenant Regan, which Will take
place November q at IL O'Clock at St.
Patrick's Church, the maid of honor will
be Miss Yznaga and the additional maj ids
will include Miss Regan and Miss Ayres
NJ
Brooks. and Miss Burford, of this city.
MIR. Cohen. of the Fourteenth Infantry.
U. S. A, will act as best man. Rev
u. ]. Stafford, .. D., rector of ST. Pat
ricks, will ofiiciate. A wedding break
fast will be given for the bridal party
and immediate relatives at the brides
home, which is one of the oldest and
most picturesque landmarks in the city
and which has been in her family for
many generations.
o.
Warren Dexter Fales. NJ D., will occur
at St Paurs English Lutheran Church,
Eleventh Street, corner of II, northwest,
Wednesday evening. November q, at
o'clock.
The marriage of DR. Oren Root to Mrs.
Anne Ray QuiserDefry, of Carrollton.
Mo, will take race at Columbia. Mo-.
December 10 DIR. Root who is now fill
ing the chair of mathematics in Hamil-
ton College, New York, Is brother OF
the Secretary of War.
Mrs Charles w Fairbanks, President
General of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. and wife OF the Senator
from Indiana, has reOpened her home on
Massachusetts Avenue. She will leave
the city about the first of the month 10
make tour of the East and South as the
guest of v9Tious chapters of the D. A r.
MIS-. Sncrlddil Is DHCk again at ner
home on Rhode Island Avenue, after an
absence of several weeks spent at West
Point. nursing her only son. Cadet Philip
H. Sheridan, who Is now recovering from
quite serious illness.
Miss Ethel Standish Woods, Of Balti-
more. is visiting her sister. Mrs. ID. Dor
sey Guy at the Milton, 1929 II Street
northwest.
Mrs. Frederick Venning. wife Of one Of
the Royal Commissioners OF India, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. J. w. Burson.
Of AleXa ndria, Va. She VIII sail Novem-
her % for France to join her husband,
Judge Vennlng, at their villa in the sub
urbs of Nice. the Judge having been re-
tired for life By the English Government.
ter Mrs. Meredith jenkins, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Berry, Miss Berry,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addison were
among the Washington guests Il the
TIrner-Brandt wedding, which occurred
in Baltimore last Friday. A pretty feature
OF the wedding festivities was A huge
frosted cake, Ornamcnted with turtle dove
and bride roses, sent from Boston by Mrs.
Charles Paine Cheney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner. who came directly to Washing
ton, left last night to spend the remain
der Of their honeymoon at the Brandt
cottagc at Buena Vista. Md.
Mrs. G. w. Westbury, of Richmond. Is