The Washington herald., 1906-12-27

( Mrs. d. p. Morgan, on Scott circle, Stree
/ leased by Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont.
Mrs. Harrison, who was Miss Mary
! Croker, of California, lost her life a
/ little more than a year ago In an auto
mobile accident in New York City. Her
/ two children. who. with her husband.
divided her estate OF 100000 are now
with Mr HaTris0ns mother. ut Nice,
where the senior Mrs. Harrison has taken
/ a villa.
Her son recently joined her there. and
/ according 10 the news cabled from
Europe yesterday will be married early
/ in the new year
Mrs. Cox is the daughter of Henry l.
| Judson of Brooklyn, and the divorced
wife Of Dr. Rowland Cox, jr., Of New
York City. Accompanied by her mother
and sister, she went abroad early in No
vember and is now at Cannes.
Mr.. HaUis0n's first marriage took place
at Tuxedo. June :. 1900. just a year fol-
lowing the debut of the bride. who was
introduced to society by her aunt, Mrs.
Charles p. Alexander
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney arrived
/ yesterday to spend some time with Mrs.
I Whitney's mother. Mrs. John Hay.
Civil Engineer Frank 0. Maxson. q. g.
N. and Mrs. Maxson. who are celebrat-
ing their twenty-ninth wedding ami
versary to-day. VIII be at home from to
10 at the home Of Mrs. Maxson's sisters.
ca East Capitol street
The Washington Auxiliary OF the Ma
tiOnal Indian Association will hold a
meeting with Mrs. Thomas r. Alexander.
III Q street, tomorrow, from 10 D. m
There viii be a social hour followed by
addresses and music All interested are
invited to be present
Mr.. Edward Hamilton Berry. formerly
Of Washington, now OF Cincinnati, Is
visiting his parents for the holidays.
The ladies Of the new Presbyterian
Home for the Aged viii give a tea to-
morrow from ? to 10. at 1920 NJ street
northwest.
The carnival TO be given to-day at Ma
tonal Rifles Han by the Council Of
Jewish Women promises to be a great
success The afternoon hours will be de-
voted TO the little folks and during the
evening a large crowd is expected TO
participate IN the dancing.
Miss Ida f. Barber. of Detroit. Mich,
is spending the holiday season with
friends in Washington
Miss Laura MacMorris left the city
yesterday for Philadelphia. where she will
be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Harvey. Miss MacMorris will return 10
Washington for New Years.
The marriage OF Miss Erla Maud Barnes
to Clarence CisseI Clabaugh took place
at the residence Of the brides parents at
Riverdale. Md. Christmas evening. The
couple were attended by Miss Helen NJ
Cove and Mr.. G. EGgar Barnes, brother
Of the bride. Rev NJ Ross Fishburn.
pastor Of the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
ti0nal Church. oficiated. The wedding
march was rendered by Mrs Frank J.
Metcalf sister Of the bridegroom. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs William C.
Clabaugh. three grandpaTents-Mr and
Mrs. Samuel Halstead. ard Capt J. r
HarrOver-ROy and Edna Barnes, and
1Ir. and Mrs. Mercalf and family.
a pretty wedding took place al noon
yesterday at Friends Hail. when Miss
Emma Schwab became the bride of Mr.
Albert Strauss, Of New York, in the pres
ence Of the immediate relatives Of the
young couple. The bride was attired in a
white crepe de chene gown. with hat 70
match. and carried a shower bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley.
The couple left In the afternoon for
Atlantic City, and VIII be at home in
New York after January !
The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore Kaufman. Miss Strauss
and Mr.. Alexander SiusheiTner. Of New
York. and Mr.. and Mrs l. Kaufman. Of
Philadelphia.