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phia on return trip. Mrs Thorn win re-
turn to her cottage at Colonial Beach for
the remainder Of the season.

turn 10 ner cOtta8e at COLONIAL Beach IOE
the remainder Of the season.
st. Bartholomew Protestant Episcopal
Church at Lection. Jefferson county. w.
Va, was the scene last Wednesday OF the
marriage of Miss Georgette Strider, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Henry Srfder,
to Rev Andrew Johnston Willis, rector OF
Nelson parish. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. VIM. Loyal Gravatt, bishop
coadjutor Of the diocese of West Virginia,
assisted by Rev. Edmund Pendleton Dand-
ridge of the local parish. The bride was
exquisitely gowned in princess dress OF
cream panama with silk bodice, wore
large leghorn hat and carried a white vol
ume of the Book Of Common Prayer. She
was given away by her brother, Mr. r. =.
Lee Strider. Her maid of honor, Miss kath-
arine. Rutherford Glass of Winchester.
wore cream wolfe with silk trimmings and
carried white carnations. The ushers
were Messrs. James Francis Macoughtry
of Washington. 1. Mitchell Willis of Mid
ner of Kearneysville. w. Va, and George
T. Shirley of Summit Point, W. Va. An
elaborate old-time Virginia reception, wnere
hospitality was dispensed with lav.sn
hands, followed at the brides ancestral
home. Both bride and groom are mem
bers of old and prominent families OF Viz
ginia.
pleasant afternoon and evening was
spent at Chesapeake Beach last Wednes-
day by party of young people cnaperoned
by DR.. and Mrs. F. V. Brooks and MRS. n.
A. Johnston, the former of whom Is chief
surgeon of the Chesapeake Beach railway.
The trip was made in the company's COM
bination palace car San Juan" on which
buffet luncheon was served at O'Clock.
Dancing and the many other aHusements
which the beach affords was enjoyed by
the party until 10 O'clock. when the return
trip to the city was made. Other members
of the party were Misses Ethel NJ. Enrich,
Eva l.. Brooks, Mamie G. Champion, Fran
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Johnston, Genevieve Marley, and Messrs.
Harry A. Works, G. West Holland, j. Les
ter Brooks. William F. Columbus, Ralph
Russell, Waiter A. Brooks, Merle L. Sweet
and Floyd v. Brooks, jr
Mr.. Taylor Grimes and his sister, Miss
Hattie Grimes after pleasant so1ourn at
Atlantic City, have returned to their SUD
urban home, THE Willows, Lansdon, u. Z.
Misses Nellie Featherstone and Fannie
Orth and Mr.. John Watson, jr., OF Lang
don, are visiting friends at Niagara Falls
and in Canada.
Mrs B. F. Edwards and her daughter,
Miss Zua Edwards, of Rosemont, and her
sister, Mrs A. b. Matlock, have returned
from a two weeks sojourn at Colonial
Beach.
Miss Emma Thomas and her brother, Mr..
Edward Thomas. of Langdon. have return
ed from their vacation, spent at Mount
Holly, Md.
Misses Eta Page and Mae coburn Of
Langdon have returned from pleasant
visit at Colonial Beach &c. -
Mrs. D. j. Roberts, wife of Mr.. David j.
Roberts, of Dosage Lodge, Langdon; VINO
has been sojourning at 1amauqua, Pa, is
now visiting with friends at Muncy, Pa
Mrs. Wilton Harvey, who has been visit
90 hr
uncle, Col. Truman Cross, in Prince George
county, Md, has returned to her Langdon
Heights home.
The informal marriage on Monday last
at the rectory of Grace Church, Alexand-
dria, Va, Of Miss Anna Busch OF this city
to Mr.. Frederick Weed Flint OF New YORK
was the happy termination of romance
students at the Leipzig Conservatory. 1t
will Please their many friends to learn that
they have decided to make Washington
their home.
DR.. ]. w Hodges, $50 East Capitol street,
has returned from pleasant two weeks
vacation at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest springmann of
Washington, accompanied by their niece,
Miss Marie Hall, have gone to ST. Georges
Island for "a sojourn. Upon their return
Mrs. Springmann will visit in the Blue
Ridge mountains, returning to the city
about October /.
Mrs. Buford Lynch who spent the
month of July at the Stockton Hotel, Cape
May with Mr.. Lynchs mother Mrs. M.
K. Powell has returned to the city, and
is at Chevy Chase Inn for the remainder
of the summer. Mrs. Lynch, who had
resided at the Normandie Hotel last winter,
will again take apartments there for the
coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Sutton. who
were married August II by the Rev. Father
Kelley of st Mary's Church of Alexandria,
Va, are at home to their friends at 121 C
ST. eet northeast.