The Washington times., 1905-10-22

NOuN AITlfneS, MARY DstlieN.t 1OTa NO
land, Mary Walsh, Ella Hurley, Ella
Boteler, Martha Fryer, Marie Fryer.
Messrs l. A. Lansburgh. w. E. Rus
sell. z. Q. Terry, ]. w Tanning w. w.
Walsky. L. Holland, Joe Cullen, A.
Fant. o. Heitmuller. William Heath.
Miss Alice Belle Keith ana Robbins
Franklin Fowler were married on
Wednesday at the brides home, &c Sew
enth street. The Rev. George G. Mark
ham conducted the ceremony. The
marriage was witnessed only by the
family and intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties.
Miss Mary Edna Noyes. of Capitol
Hill, was given a surprise party Wed
nesday evening. Those present were
Misses Ida Bowler. OF Baltimore; Bes-
sic Wallace, Isabel Noyes. Gertrude Eu-
bank. Dorothy Brewer; Messrs. a. r..
MacFadden. yeoman. u. s. N; Mid
shipman Paul Portner, Milton Lewis.
Cleveland, and Pattman..
fair will be given by the ladies and
! friends of the Chapel of the Nativity.
Protestant Episcopal. located at l7Oo
East Capitol street. for the benefit of
the mission. This mission is under the
personal direction of Bishop .Satterlee
Miss Allah L. Smith, daughter of
Mrs. NJ. E. Smith. of Frederick. Md.
was married last week to Irving T..
Griggs. of this city The ceremony was
performed bY the Rev Dr. William l..
Devries. pastor of St. Marks P. Z.
Church. Only relatives and a few
friends being present. The bride was
| attired in white chiffon cloth. trimmed
with real lace, and carried a bouquet
OF Bride roses. An informal reception
| was held, after which the couple left
| for a trip south.
| The brides going-away gown was of
dark green broadcloth, with Persian
trimmings and hat to match. They
will be at home to Their friends at Ills
Lyde avenue northwest after Novem-
| Der 10.
Mrs. NJ. Vaughn. OF southern Mary
land. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Scribner, 309 Fourth street
An entertainment for the benefit of
the Second Baptist Church was held at
the Naval Lodge Hall on Pennsylvania
avenue last week.
A pretty wedding took place at 9
o'clock Wednesday evening in the
Church of the Advent, when Miss Nellie
Straight StalSe, became the bride OF
James A. Backus- The Rev. Edward
Mott performed the ceremony. The al
Tar OF the church was beautifully deco
rated with asters, roses, and palms.
| The bride carried e shower bouquet
of Bride roses. Only relatives of the
party were present
A meeting of Victor Tent, Junior Or
der of Rechabites. was held last week
at the hall, in East Washington. This
was the first meeting OF the tent since
the recent sessions Of the High Tent.
Eagle Tent. the Oldest in the Order
Of Rechabites. met Tuesday at 304 E
street to receive the high chief ruler
| Wayne w. Cordwell, and High Secre-
| tary Kelly. It was the first visitation
of the new high officers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marion w. Bohrer an.
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Beulah Eloise. to John Bowcock Thrift
| Wednesday, October IS. AT home after
November 15, at sos B street.
| Thomas Kane and Miss Anna NJ. Cop.
ley. OF Horse Heads. N. Y. were mar.
ried by the Rev. Albert Evans. pastor
| of the Fourth Presbyterian Church. a
| the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs, N K
Boerun. 40s East Capitol street, recently
Joseph Diggs died at his residence. 81
North Carolina avenue.
| Jacob Engle. thirty-four years old
died suddenly at his home, 242 Four.
teenth street.
Mr. and Mrs Cross. of Capitol Hill
| announce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Frances Elsin Cross, to Richard H
Arnold, Wednesday evening. November
Is.
John Dutton and his daughter, Miss
| Bette Dutton. of Charles county. Md.
are visiting Mrs. F. Wainwright, OF Al
Sixth street
Joseph F. Arth, OF A street, has re.
turned to the city after a trip to Balti-
more.
A surprise party was given last week
to Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Bryne, OF Capito
| Hill, IL being the thirty-fifth anniver-
sary of their marriage. The party was
| arranged by their sons. George anC
Henry Bryne. Musical selections on the
4 mandolin were rendered during the
evening. A supper was served in the
| dining rooms. Many kilograms of con-
| graduation were received.