The Washington times., 1906-10-13

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of the Metropolitan Club, came as a
great surprise to the many friends Of
Mrs. McClurg IN this city. The bride
is the sister and neSt-door neighbour of
Mrs. Julien James. and has for long
been identified with society here. Dr.
and Mrs. McClurg will make Washing
ton their home
Mrs. Edith Brown. of New York, an
nounces the engagement OF her sister
Miss Frances Adelaide smith, OF Bethel,
Conn, TO Frank Orndorf Parker, OF
Washington. -. c.
The wedding will take place at ST.
Paul's Episcopal Church, on saturday,
October q.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Beatrice Ashmead. daughter Of William
II. Ashmead. os this city, to Lieut.. VIII
liam J.. Litueheld. L. S. y. The wed
ding is 70 take place during the coming
winter. Lieutenant LiJtleheld. who has
been on duty AZ the navy yard since last
May. Is a native of Cambridge, Mass.
The marriage of Miss Mary Katherine
Evans daughter or 8Ir. George W. Ev-
ans. 10 Richard James Watkins, will
take place Wednesday. November Il. at
the home OF the brides father. Miss
Evans viii be attended by her sisters,
Mrs William o. Baldwin, and Miss Ma
riOn Evans. Charles Roach viii be best
man. The invitations 10 the marriage
viii be limited 10 the immediate rela-
tives of the two young people.
The engagement is announced OF VII
liam J. Hickey, OF this city, TO Miss
Bessie Tubman Freeman. formerly OF
Charles county. Md. but now residing
in Washington. The wedding viii take
place next month.
Stonewau Jackson Chapter. No. 20
United Daughters OF the Confederacy,
viii hold a bazaar and supper the first
week in December az Confederate Vet
Grams Hail. 1910 II street, for the Con-
federat- -pouumeut fund at Arlington
II promises TO be an attractive and
unioue affair. and is under the man
agement Of Mrs. RosaIle II. Bocock as
chairman.
The Children of the Confederacy are
invited 10 preside over the flag booth.
selling post cards and Confederate
souvenirs. This Doth VIII be made
especially attractive for the little folks.
The officers OF the society are:
Mrs. Magnus :. Thompson, president;
Mrs Albert Akers. first vice president.
Mrs William /. Chambers, second vice
president: Mrs. Herbert Claiborne VIII
klns, recording secretary; Mrs. Gilmer
BreniZer. CORES SpOndiug secretary; Mrs.
Samuel Sprigg Belt, treasurer. Mrs.
Arthur +. Johnson, historian. Mrs Gus
tavus WerDer registrar and custodian:
Mrs. Z. 4, Bullock. chaplain; Mrs. Ros-
allie II. BocOck, chairman entertainment
committee.
Mrs Bocock is also chairman Of The
Southern charity bah, which IS an an
nual midWlnter event, and Is account
able for the constant success attending
the entertainments.
Mrs James Il. Webster announces !
The marriage OF Leg daughter Miss
Pauline il. Webster, 10 David T.. Mere I
dith, al her home Monday evening. Oc-
toner y, AZ $50 y. IN, Only relatives
ana intimate friends were present, Miss
Sophie Webster, sister or the bride, was |
maid OF honor. and Frederick Nash /
served Mr.. Meredith as best man.
The Bishop of Washington and Mrs. |
Satterlee VIII hold a reception for the |
people Of the diocese of Washington in /
the Cathedral Close on Thursday. Octo- |
Der Is, from to g =. m, Should the /
weather be cold or rainy the reception /
viii be held in the cathedral choir \
school. A military band viii provide 1
TO ali the churches Of the city and in /
vitatlOns to congregations outside OF /
the city VIII be extended through their /
rectors.
The members of the Church Of the /
Reformation gave a reception last even
ing IN the lecture room in honor or the /
Rev Dr. WeidleV, rector Of the church, /
and Mrs. Weid!ey. The hosts of the |
evening were the members OF the /
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which Mrs. ?. '. DeGraw is president. /
There was a pleasing decoration OF pink /
roses and palms, and excellent music /
furnished by Henry Z. StOpsacks string /
orchestra. Miss Annie Hiakle was as (
sisted in serving the refreshments by /
the girls of the Sunday school.
Mrs. George Field had charge of the /
decorations, and those on the Tecep- /
land. Mrs. w. G. Dodge. Mrs. J. S. /
Hesse, and Mrs. Amelia Kahlert.
The guests, who were introduced by L
Mr. L. G. Slater, included Mrs. Philip /
Dodge Miss Jennie Dodge, Mrs. Piper,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Allan Wagner. Mr.. and i
Mrs. peltWig. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore /
DE Mol, Mr. and Mrs. John Erbach,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Unger, Mr.. and /
Mrs. William 4. Shane. Miss Helen
Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ". Slater Mr..
and Mrs. W. Il. Slater. Mrs. Eftie Hick-
man, Miss Clara Hickman. Mr.. and
Mrs HNdebrand, Miss Lucy Hitz, Mrs.
HItZ, Mrs Margaret Clark,
Mrs. y. DumOnt. Misses DJmOnt, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Augusta Drew. Mrs. Firoved.
Eount, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Nest, Mrs. J.
A. d. Turner. Mrs. j. c. Shelton, Mr.
and Mrs. Amzi Smith, Mrs. G. A. Rich
ardsOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parsons.
Miss Lulu McNally Miss Amelia Metz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mengert, Misses julia
and Minona MGedei, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Kirby. Mr.. and Mrs. William Koch.
Mrs. L. Hoeke Mrs. +. Gillespie. Will
= farN IN faEl
Ford. p V. De Graw, J. A. Sutherland,
w. c. Dodge, and J. c, Hesse.
Gilbert Bensinger has returned to his
home after spending the week in st.
Louis, Mo.
Mrs S. W Cans of rs Fifth street,
viii be at home tomorrow from 3 10 8
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