The Washington times., 1902-01-02

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Miss Curtis. Miss Marie Howe. Miss
Nierncee. DR.. Woodward, and Mr.. Jesse
Wheat
wedding took place yesterday after
noon al the home OF Mr.. Charles NJ.
Evans. SZa Twelfth Street northeast, when
his niece. Miss Katharine Brewer. of Ann
apolis. Md. was married to Mr.. William
W. Burroughs. jr., of Mechanicsville St.
May county. Nd. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Dr. Charles f.
Buck of the Rock Greek Protestant Epis-
copal Church Brightwood, in the pres
ence of a few of their most intimate
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Burrough left
en- an evening train for short tour. after
which they will make their home in Me
chanicsville. where 3Ir. Burroughs is en-
gagged in business.
Mrs. Cushman X. Davis. 1884 Street.
has as her guests for the holiday season
Miss Rosseter. of Chicago. and the Misses
Susan and Margaret MacLanahan of ST.
Paul. MINI. In order to introduce these
young women to Washington society. Mrs.
Davis received her friends yesterday af
ternoon and evening. from until 10
o'clock,
On New Year Eve the Misses Maude and
Lizzie Schultz, the daughters of Mr.. Will
liam schultz. entertained a large party Of
friends at a supper at their residence.
1929 Thirteenth Street northwest. Among
the ladies' presen, were Mrs. Carr and
her four daughters, Misses Rebecca. Bes-
sic, Mabel, and Lillian; also Miss Tiilie
Click. Miss Luckel. Miss Elschlager. Mrs.
Long. Mrs. Robson. and the Misses Dom,
Demonet. Minnie Schultz. Anna f. Wal
lace, and Mrs. NJ, koening. Among the
gentlemen were Messrs. J. H. Powell. G.
I. Coulon. J. Powers. A. W. Brown. 4.
Groupe, S. Stamper, F. Francis, and Mr..
Robson.
The guests at the Hotel ST. Louis were
ton Of fancy dancing by the pupils of
bliss Thompson's dancing class. The chill
dren taking part and aequitting them
selves most creditably were Josephine
White. Gertrude Robeson Alexander
Robson. Grace Townsend, Helen Town
send, Charles Williams, Louis Williams.
Francis Mckinney. Mcdowell Mckinney.
Helen Miller. Weldon Bailey, Joseph
v. NHttltT, W Nneeier.
Malyina Windeck, Anna Windeck Elsu
Faust. Benjamin Holcombe. Walton Hol-
combe. Laura Burleson, katherine Cotton.
Virginia Mcintyre. Virginia Cotton, Fen
ton Saunders Charles Douglass, Talley
Douglass, Margaret Douglass. Margaret
De Sales. Edwin Chapman, Marie Chap
man. Louise Chapman, David Ball. Rebec
ca Ball. Paul Dosian, Marie Ashford. Fritz
Williams. and Alexander NJ. German.
Mrs. John Henry Bryant and Miss Bry-
ant have cards out for the first and third
Saturdays in January and February.
reception was given yesterday after !
noon and evening by the Lyric Quartette
at the home of Miss Elisabeth Wahly, 1881 |
5 Street northwest. The Lyric Quartette
consists of Mrs Charles B. Bayly. jr. |
and Miss Elisabeth Wahly. sopranos, and
Mrs. A. Leftwich Sinclair and Mrs. d. |
Olin Leech. contraltos. Those assisting |
the ladies of the quartette we're Mrs |
Frederick W. Dickson, of Baltimore. Nd. |
and Mrs. Arcturus Howard, Mrs. Frank |
Leech. Miss Bertha Adams, Miss Marion |
McFall Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, and Miss |
Thea Adams, all of this city. The parlors /
were decorated in pink. while the floral
color of the dining room was red, the eff |
feet being expressed in American Beauty !
roses and holly.
During the evening the quartette rem
dered the following selections by request: |
Il Would That My Love, Mendelssohn;
annie Laurie arranged ny Dudley |
Buck. 'Estudiantina' Lacone; .'She /
Was But Seven" Hawley: Primrose |
Pinsuti; Robin Adair,' Dudley
Buck: ..Owl and the Pussy Cat;" "The
Spinning Song from the Flying Dutch
man." .-Loch Lomond;" sBlue Bells of |
Scotland" Cotton Dolly" .Mammy's |
Little Honey, and Kentucky Babe