The Washington times., 1906-11-20
MRS. CRIDLER HERE
FOR A FEW WEEKS
Has Just Returned With
Miss Cridler From Tour
Abroad.
AWAY NEARLY FOUR YEARS
After Leasing Their Home They Go
to California for the
Winter.

Mrs Cridler and Miss Lillian CTidler,
wife and daughter OF former Assistant
SecretAry OF State Thomas W. CTidler.
OF this city have returned 10 Washing
ton after an absence abroad OF almost
four years. Mr. Cridler did not come
over with mis- family. They win remain
here for only few weeks and aIte'
leasing their pretty home on Rhode ISL
and avenue. which had been closed
since their departure, viii proceed 10
California 20 spend the winter.
The Cridlers have been greatly missed
since they went abroad, Tor mere was
no more popular host or hostess in orfi-
cial society than MIR. and Mrs. Crldlef,
who gave the most charming dinners ~
the most stingui5hed guests.
Mrs Cridler Is not only one oS the
beautiful women. but one or the most
cultivated ia the brilliant circle IN Whlch
She has always been identified In AmcTi-
can society. She is of foreign birth ana
was formerly Miss Muriel z TelchOW. .
Miss Lillian Cridler is the daughter or
Mr.. Orders first marriage, her motheI
having been Miss Addie Prospero, one
OF the most brilliant pianists or the city,
who died in her early married life.
The announcement I'm New York, re
Gently. OF the engagement OF heIoetI
I GOuVeTneur ogden. 1T.. eldest son or Nile
late Mr.. and Mrs Herbert q ogden, OF
Washington. and Miss Gladys Frost.
daughter of Mrs. Harry Titus Frost, OF
| the metropolis. is Of great interest IN
Washington society. Miss Frost Is a
granddaughter OF the late Thomas Har-
vey Rodman. OF Brooklyn
The Rev. George Calvert Carter, rec
| tor of ST. Andrews Episcopal Churcn.
and Mrs. Carter held a large reception
| last night in the parish hall at Four
tcenth and Corcoran streets. which was
/ attended by several hundred members
! Of the parish. Mrs Alfred Gage. So
prano, Mrs. John Roberts. alto. John l..
I Fr,Tn p
quartet of the church. gave a musical
| program. and buffet supper was served
I during the evening,
| In the receiving line with the Rev. and
/ Mrs. Carter were Mrs n. T. EDdicott
/ Mrs. Sprigg Poole. Mrs. Huske, Mrs J.
/ 7. Earnshaw. Mrs. George Barrie. Miss
/ J. Burden. Mrs. :. j. Miliard. Mrs. W.
/ W. Stafford. and Mrs. W NJ Williams,
/ wives of the vestrymen of St Andrew s.
/ Dr. Anderson and Miss Frances An
deTsOn left washington Sunday for a
/ visit "a Cincinnati.
| Mrs. Bates, wife OF General Bates. en-
| tertained St dinner last night I'm her
| apartment in the Connecticut Among
| her guests We're Captain Coleman and
| General and Mrs. Sharpe.
| Miss Catherine RIdgley. daughter OF
/ the ComptrolleT Of the Currency and
| Mrs. Ridgley will entertain a party of
! twenty-fOur at Chase's Theater tonight
! In honor of her guest, Miss OrndOrff ~
/ Springfield. Ohio, and Miss Esther Den
ny, one Of the seasons debutantes.
Miss Louise Slater. daughter Of Mrs
/ William A. Slater, was married at noon
| today. in the home OF her mother. "a
/ Thomas Camden Allen, formerly of
! Raleigh, y. G. The ceremony was per
/ formed by the Rev. Albert Evans. pas
! tor of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
/ Church. on Capitol Hin. Mrs. Slater and
/ her daughter were formerly Of Durham
| y. c.. but have resided for some time al
/ 119 Second street northeast
| Miss Grace Fortescue Powell. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II Powell, was
married this afternoon in 81, Paul
Church. EnglewoOd. N J. 10 Ensign
! Robert Bell HiHiard.
! Miss Helen Cornwall was the maid o
honor for Miss Powell ard Miss Ethe
! de- ROnde. Miss Ruth Oliphant Miss
/ Edna Roeckel Miss Paula BCnner, Mis-,
| Mabel Stuart Nelson. and Miss Emily
Cramp Taylor. OF Philadelphia. acted a.
| bridesmaids
Ray Chasseaud, Of Brooklyn, was the
best man. and the six usheTs were class
mates or Mr.. Hiniard at Annapolis.