The Washington times., 1905-11-17
and third. commencing today.

and third. commencing today.
Robert Fairbanks. who has been the
guest OF his sister Mrs. Timmons. at
her home in lie Roy place. for the last
ten days. returned to Yale yesterday
Miss Daisy b. Arundel. OF Ashburn.
Loudoun county Va. and Ralph c.
Rawley. OF this city. We're married We'd
nesday evening at the apartments OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Bell. go Nor
ris street northeast. The Rev. DR.. Fer
guson. OF Wesley Chapel, Of this city,
ofhciated.
The bride was attended by Miss AIyr-
tie z. Bell as maid OF honor and by
the Misses Marie and Katie Bell. as
bridesmaids. Curtis B. Arundel. broth
er of the bride. was best man. The cere-
mony took place within the window al
cove OF the parlor. which was tastefuliy
decorated by palms and ferns interwov-
en- with white and pink flowers.
The bride wore a handsome gown OF
light blue crepe de chene, and she car
ried a shower bouquet of Bride roses.
The brides mother wore black and
and white satin.
After the wedding supper and recep-
tion. Mr. and Mrs Rawley left for a
short visit 10 the brides former. home.
Upon their return 10 the city. Monday.
the goth inst. they viii be at home 10
their friends and acquaintances at their
apartments. 2l2 Indiana avenue north
west.
| The Capitol Hill History Club me,
| Wednesday with Mrs. HORNE 316 East
| Capitol street, nineteen members be-
ing present. Papers on the history, re-
| sources and industries OF Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois were read by Mrs. Mattox,
! Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. McCrary-
Il.
Sherman, Thomas A. Edison and Gen.
/ Lew Wallace were given by Mrs Glass,
Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Meyer.
| Mrs. Webb read a paper on the Presl-
dents from Ohio. Indiana. and Illinois.
Mrs. Roberts recited a poem by
| James Whitcomb Riley.
| The club will meet with Mrs. Briggs.
! 622 c street northeast, on December O.
The ladies OF the Working Boys
/ Home and Children's Aid Association
/ are making preparations for a reception
and sale 10 be held at the George
/ Malsby Memorial Home, 230 c street
northwest, on Friday. December 10.
those interested in this good work viii
| be able 10 attend.
are registered in New York today:
! r. +. Cronin, Mrs. y. DeVendorf, 3.
/ G. Dickinson, Miss Dyer. T. ]. Fisher.
Miss Fry. Mrs. ], s. Hsnlin. NJ. \. Har-
4
| II l. Johnston, w. H. KeneasteT, w.
Krsne. A. 5. Newman. b. ]. Ross and
| wife, c. II. Schauff. ]. T. Schauff. +. NJ.
/ Ward, Z. Wood, A. Burt. 3. G. Dickson,
/ r. Eliins, A. Elliott. p. S Foster. II. c.
| Henster. Il. l. Powers, G. 8. Richards.
]. j. Sanborn. J. B. Sleman. 1r.. NJ;
Staaen, J. z. Weiman, r s. Woodward
G. Dickinson, L. II. Dun, c. Z. Flacker,
! ]. Z. Gilbert, Miss Jackson, H. l.
| Wheatley. DR.. J. ii. Whittle, J. d. 4eo-
mans.
Leon Strauss, Of Z street, has gone to
| connected with the Southern railway.
Miss Amelia Hechinger has returned
| to her home after spending a few days
with her brother In Newark. n. J.
Leon Baum, OF Philadelphia, spent a
few days last week In this city at the
Raleigh.
Mrs. l. Henbrun has returned from a
short trip TO New York, where she wenl
10 attend the funeral of her sister-In.
law.
DR.. Israeli. of this city. is spending
a few weeks in Hartford, Conn.
Miss Blanche HolIander entertained
tho Evening Club at her home las
evening.
Miss Flora Rosenbaum. OF Baltimore
who as the guest of Miss Savine Gold
smith, of this city, has returned to he
homo.
Miss Doris Dittenbach. of Baltimore
| Is an this city the cueaf of her amt