The Washington times., 1906-10-25


Nativity T. +. Church. to be sold at
its fair In the Northeast Temple. dur
ing the first week of December. The
ccnterpiece Is of delicate and exquisite
handwork and was accompanied by
check for the aid of the mission. which
is trying 10 raise money TO pay the
debt on its lot at the corner of Massa-
chusetts avenue and Fourteenth streets
southeast, and TO increase the building
fund for a proposed chapel on that site.
Miss Emily TuckeTman. the intimate
friend OF Mrs. Roosevelt. Will sail be
fore the reason opens 10 spend the win
ter in London and Paris. Miss Tuck
erInan often walks ana drives with
Mrs. Roosevelt during the time they
both spend in Washington. Miss Tuck
erman spent her summer in her country
place "Ineleside." at Stockbridge. Mass,
but has returned TO her home here. for
short time.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hartman and
their daughter. Miss Alice Hartman. of
New York. have returned and opened
their Connecticut avenue home. They
spent their summer in the mountains.
Mss Marion Oliver daughter of Gen
Z y
Of War. has been the guest Of Miss
Josephine Durand, daughter Of the Brit
Ish Ambassador. in the summer en-
bassy in Lenox She Is expected TO re-
turn 10 her home here this week.
Miss Martha Worthington. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Worthington.
Of Georgetown, has returned 70 ner
home, after summer spent in Europe.
Miss Worthington went over in June
with Madame Chermont. wife of the
/ second secretary OF the Brazilian EN-
bassy, and her sister. Miss Sloane of
Baltimore. who We're her schooimates.
/ Her engagement 10 John b. Moran,
candidate Tor governor Of Mussachu-
setts i'm the present campaign. WAS an
nomced during her absence. and no
/ date has yet been set for the wedding.
| II will not take place until later in
/ the winter.
Mai. Charles J.. AIcCawley L. 5. NJ.
| c., and Mrs McCawley viii arrive al
their home in New Hampshire avenue
/ this evening from New York and Bar
/ HarbOr. Major McCawley has entirely
recovered from his recent serious III
| ness. and VIII resume his duties IN the
! QuarteTmaster' Department. Noyem-
! Der 1.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore sailed
/ today fer American.
! Miss Louise Warfield, daughter Of the
! governor OF Maryland, sailed today Tor
/ Europe, where she has gone 70 finish
/ her schooling iu Paris She was ac-
/ Companied by Mrs. Clinton l.. Paine,
/ and daughter Miss Dorothy Paine. OF
1 Baltimore. The latter viii enter the
/ sane school and MIS- Paine VIII re-
! main abroad during the year 70 chaptr-
] ftfr s
/ elder sister Miss Carrie Warheld, VIII
/ be presented 10 society this winter by
\ her parents In tne gu0eruatoTial man man,
! sion in ANNAPOLIS, at reception anu
1 dance 10 be given by the Governor and
/ Mrs. Warneld on November y.
Miss Mary Darley Collins. only laugh
! ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob W. Collins,
/ and John n. Glover were married last
! night in the lexington Presby terrain
/ Church by the Rev. ". 1. thompson
! pastor The church was prettily deco
! rated throughout with autumn foliage
! with banks of palms and white chry-
music was especially elaborate MISS
/ Mabel G. Linton, OrSanlst 9I the chuFch,
! ulayed the march from Kinder gaNOlte
I IRON MignOu. MacdOwell ) To Nlld
and the 'I.Ohengrin' wedding music
and the Mcndelssohn wedding march,
/ Miss Rose Bigelow sang dainty spring
! Charles c. Nixon. George T. Bean,
/ Harry Harvey, ana James patterson,
/ The ushers. preceded the bridal party
10 the altar, followed by the brides
/ maids the maid OF honor, and little
/ Miss May Barr, mower girl ne
/ bride came ia with her iathef, J. " :;
/ Collins, VINO gave her N marriage, ana
/ wore d handsome gown OF Wnlte cnlloh
/ crepe over Jauela, trimmed with manu-
naue silk lace. and MADE princess iash-
ION with a long udin- WIN TINS SAe
| wore "A long lulle ven arranged win
1 a wreath OF white rOseUuds, ana carried
a shower bouquet OF Brlde roses and
/ ToseDuds- A., ia
| OF honor, wore dainty lFoch OF 10
! ureu net over pale blue silk, win q
/ WINE curysauthemum IN her nalt, anu
! earned WnlIc nTysautheh uiils, H.,
/ .IHe bTiueSmaIus were MISS tA''@CA
| Magic. MISS E3crtna Beam MISS Ce-es-
lnt IiOu2es, and Miss Aurora houses,
/ and they wore gowns OF eIhpIoiueIeG eG
NulLe DaJlSIG over Pate PINK 1aAAet3' all1
! ra,rt,.-d mink cuTysauInemumS- Inc At-
lie mower cir. wore pretty Irock OK
/ white - ,
after the ceremony supper was served .e,-.
/ an me home OF Lue Drlue parents AOA
me brioaI PARTY and later ldr. ana hIs-
! Glover left Washington Ior theIr Neu-
/ ding "trip. Iney wiIl make tIleA nome
! at zZ23 rIagler place after NoNeIiiDot ~ ~
! AIRS. Glover 5 travelling costume was d
! navy blue military suit and blue nat
/ win minor appointments in keeping,
! Mr. Glover is a well-knoWn young
| business
/ bride Is a graduate of the schools OF
] WASHINGTON and a young woman or
| charming and attractive personality.
! Mrs. a. r. McClaine and her daughter,
! Miss Margaret McCIaine, OF Tacoma,
who have been at the Raleigh during
the autumn, have gone TO New YORK
Tor a Viist with friends. They came 10
/ Washington early in September from
/ Tacoma. Wash. in order that Miss Nc
| elaine might attend school here. With
in a .aw weeks she was taken III and ner
{ pn- sican ordered her 10 abandon her
studies for the winter. In consequence
Mrs. Mechanic has taken her daughter
I on a lengthy trip through the East be-
fore returning TO their home in Wash
inRtOn.
Miss McClaine. who is tall and OF rare
grace and beauty. became quite popular
at her school in the snort time she was
| here and was honored by "a number of
dinner and opera parties previous to her
departure With her mother, Miss Nc
elaine was presented 10 the President.
Mr. McClaine, who is one of the most
prominent bankers and capitalists Of
the Pacific Coast, is a longtime friend
of Mr.. Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles G. Woodward