The Washington times., 1906-06-10
AleXaIldcld

Arthur Wollberg. who was recently
elected Inspector Of the Improved Order
OF Heptasophs OF this city. is a very
popular Alexandrian. He was born IN
Bedford Pa. on October J. 1877. but
has resided in this city many years.
Col W. B. Snithers last week attend
ed the celebration OF the centennial Of
the Grand Lodge OF Masons OF Delaware.
al Wilmington
Joseph, Grimes and wife last week re-
moved 10 their new home at Braddoclx
Heights
John II. Trimyer. who had been visit
ing his family at Braddock Heights. has
returned 10 South Carolina
George G. Wedderburn, Of Baltimore,
paid Alexandra visit last week.
Lieut.. James Smith. Of the Alexandra
police department, who has been con-
hned 70 his home in North Fairfax
street by sickness. Is out again.
Mrs Oliver and Miss Ruth Bryant
served tea al the Alexandria Golf Club
! Rouse last Friday evening
COL X. kemper last week attended
the centennial celebration OF the Grand
Lodge Of MasOns OF Delaware at VII
mington
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Dishrnan are spend
ing the summer in East Falls Church.
Mrs Thomas A. Fisher is visiting her
mother in New York city
Mrs. John Foster and daughter, Miss
Sluared Foster, are spending the summer
at Markham.
> Harry Hudson and children are Wis
lting her father, Richard Dennis, near
Culpeper.
Miss Elizabeth Jones had as her guest
last week Miss Rosalle Ian ghorne. Of
Portsmouth.
Miss Eliza Hamlin. OF Danvine. who
mas been visiting friends in Alexandra,
has returned home.
(. W Howell and family are spending
The summer in the country.
Master Lester Brenner last week cale-
DRAFTED his fourth birthday at his hor71e
In Wolfe street, Among the presents he
receive. was piano from his father.
Miss Theresa Higgins. who has been
Vlsltng Mrs Fora HiI. has returned to
her home in Richmond.
Mrs. William Murray. who has been
visiting her son, Thomas Murray, in
Hampton has returned 10 aer home IN
this city.
Ex-Aayor Henry Strauss had as his
guest last week his daughter, Mrs. Phil
Peterman. Of CharlottesviIles
Judge Louis c. Barley VINO has been
IN Bath county on legal b BUSINESS, has
returned 70 his home in this city.
MISS Eleanor Williams French, daugh-
Ter OF Mr. and Mrs George Smoot
French. was married last Wednesday TO
Richard Gibson, a leading. Alexandria
druggist. The ceremony took place in
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. and
was conducted by Rev. william J. Nor
ton. the rector
The bride was attended b,K Mrs. z d
J. Howell. OF Alexandria. and by Mrs.
Clarence r. Howard. OF Fredericksburg.
as matTons Of honor. TIE maids of
honor were Miss George NJ French. a
slster OF the bride; Miss Holmes PauId-
Ing OF Washington. and Miss Sue SpiIer
and Miss Minnie Spiller, OF tWytheviIle.
"a The groom was attended by his
brother. DR.. Thomas. S. Gibson. The
bride was attired IN a gown OF white
radium silk, and the maid OF honor wore
white ret
The Ushers were Boyd sbiller. Beau
oTic Howell, Clarence r. Howard. D
NJ French. and Lieut.. Kent. spilIer. U.
; A After the wedding NJ and Mrs
Gibson left for an extensive wedding
tour They will reside in THIS city.
Miss Rose Murtaugh, OF West End
and William F. Conohoe poncaUe,
Philadelphia, were married az s
Mary's Church last week The Re-
II. J. Cutler. assisted BY the Rev Fathr
Kelly. conducted the marriage GER
mony.
Miss Frances May Shertzef, daugher
OF Jacob SAertzer. Of .-Havfield,'' vas
married last week 10 Arthur W PER-
son, of Pittsburg The ceremony ,ok
place at the Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church, and was conducted oy the .ev.
w H J. Morton
Charles Pierpoint, Of this city. and
Miss Anna Maria Willetts. OF Belvuea,
Ill. were married at the pSrsOnae Of
the Trinity Methodist Churcn last week
by the Rev. J. a Jefsers.
Or. Martin D. Delaney and Miss -ath-
crime O'DOncehue were married. afHOIy
Trinity Church. Georgetown. lastWeek
by tie Rev Father O'DoECShue Ihe
groom is one of AIeIaDdria's lading
physicians. while the bride is one0I the
bellies Of Georgetown.