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The Washington times., 1906-11-25

Miss Florence Conrad as maid OF honor.
Lieut. WADE Carpenter VIII be the
best man for Lieutenant Brooke. The
ushers will be Lieut.. Henry W. For
ney. Lieut.. Thomas Robins. Lieut.. The
odOl Dillon Lieut. Henry Robert.
Lieut.. Elliott Dent. and Lieut. Frank
Bell The men VIII wear fun dress uni
forms. After the church ceremony thcre
viii be a reception and breakfast in
the home of the brides parents.
Several entertainments have been
planned in Miss Barnes honor. among
them being a luncheon BY Miss Shepard
for the bridesmaids. December :; q
luncheon by Mrs. Bradley. December S;
a dinner for the entire bridal party. De-
cember s. by Mrs. Hendley. a large tea
on December 10. by Miss Louise Chase;
a theater party for the bridal party. by
Miss Florence Conrad, December 10.
chaperoued by her aunt. Mrs. Richard
Harlow. and December II. Miss Barnes
viii entertain at luncheon for the brides
maids and Lieutenant Brooke will en-
terrain the men of the party at his
bachelor dinner.
The maria &c OF Miss Sadie Lloyd and
Irving Embrey was celebrated Wednes-
The Washington times., 1906-11-25
Weddings

The wedding party of Miss Alice Lang
horne and Stanley Washburn, who Will
be married Tuesday, will incllde Mrs
Powell Clayton. jr.. sister OF the bride.
as matTon Of honor. and Z. c Wash
burn. brother OF the bridegroom, best
man. The ushers will be w D. Wash
burn. jr-. of Minneapolis, and CadwaIla-
der Washburn, Of New York brothers
of the bridegroom; John Ross, Of Chi
cage; Richard Barry. OF New York; DR..
Hamilton Wright, OF Washington;
Marshall Langhorne. brother Of the
bride. who is secretary of the American
legation in Norway. and Cary Lang
horne. another brother, from Cuba The
ceremony will be followed by a recep-
ton in the home of the brides parents
on. Eighteenth street. The future home
Of Mr. and Mrs Washburn will be in
Minneapolis. Miss Langhorne first met
her tiance on board the steamer going
abroad some years ago, when she was
on her way 10 visit her brother Mar
shall. and Mr.. Washburn was on his
way 10 the seat of war as correspond
ent
Mr. and Mrs Langhorne viii enter
tain at dinner a company OF young peo-
pie on Monday evening in honor of their
daughter and her wedding party.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

day evening at the home Of the brides
parents. Eighteenth street and Rhode
Island avenue northeast. The ceremony
was peforme- by the Rev. Mr.. Holmead,
Of Trinity Parish Chapel The parloTs
and dining room were beautifully deco
rated with palms. roses. and white and
yellow chrysautheIruus. The bride
was ottired in white silk and carried
Pride roses. Mrs. Lloyd. mother Of
the bride. wore tan colored silk. and
Mixes Alice lloyd. sister OF the bride,
wore blue silk
After the ceremony the guests re-
paired To the dining room. where a de
lightfuI repa st had been prepared.
Those present were Misses Ella. Min
ME and Edith Grimes. Miss a. NJ. Sis
son. Miss Katie Hines. Miss EmbTey,
Miss Alice Lloyd. Miss Audrey Harvey.
Misses Corinne, Louise Helen and Nil
dred Gore. Mr. and Mrs. Gore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatley, Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzel. Dir.
ard Mrs Love. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke,
Mrs. SOrguit Mrs. FenWiCk. and hlr
Sorgnit and Miss Katharine Love. a11
Scott Lloyd.
A pretty wedding took place Monday
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

Representative and Mrs. Reyburn OF
Pennsylvania have retuCned TO town and
opened their hospitable home on Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Already Mrs. Reyburn's fondness for
entertaining has induced the re0rganiza-
ton OF the dancing class which attract
more especially owing TO the fact OF
Miss Alice Roosevelts membership and
her Skill in the terpsiclor.au ART. AS
every one knows. these weekly dancing
classes are & little out OF the ordinary
since they are devoted 10 instruction IN
fancy figures. under the management
OF a foreign professor. whose aim Is 10
rende~ the occasion both novel and in
structive.
Under this ruling each gathering OF
the young people is attended with keen
interest among the elders as well as
scholars, and an invitation from the
hostess Is highly valued among friends.
another feature Of the coming season
over which Mrs. Rey burn will preside
as hostess VIII be current topic classes
under the charge OF Miss Port. whose
lectures last winter at RauscheTs were
largely attended. For these talks Mrs
Reyburn has Issued card announcements
among her friends. who have thus the
privilege Of joining the membership for
q specified ratc-eight dates being set
for the series. which fall on Wednesday
OF each week In this way the occasions
& are rendered more Of social gathering
/ than an ordinary meeting Of literary de-
voices
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

father, the late Russell Lord, Of
Honesdale, Pa, and has visited her
in indianapolis since she was
bride.
Mrs. Hobson viii have her sister,
Miss Louise Hull, of Tuxedo, with
her next week for a visit in her
apartment in the Connecticut.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

horne. AS L street. when Miss May
Mortimer and Luther B. Miller were
married n the presence Of o few friends
The Rev. Eward Mott. Of the Church
OF the Advent. joined the happy couple.
Prof z. Rooster played the wedding
march NIr and Mrs. Miller viii be al
home 10 their friends at Riyerdale, Nd.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

The wedding party for Mass, Marie
Barnes. daughter OF Or. and Mrs. F.
NJ. GunnelI. L. s N. who viii be mar
ried at noon Wednesday. December p,
In St Johns Church. viii include Mrs.
Eugene Hendley. Mrs. Andrew Y. Brad
ley, Miss Louise Chase. Miss Evelyn
Chew, and Miss Hester Shepard. with
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

Washington
delightful fall season society just beginning
appreciate spring
year
may OF the mdeason is forgotten and each one sees more OF whom
any uneheon
with official political gnif
canoe.
charming Chevy
Clubs and the time the the
card table with all the warm glow OF the autumn atmosphere and col
The ride drive in and out always delightful In fact No
the year the'residens of the Capital.
ing members of the nobility and the royal families First of all
Prince heus possible heir the of the Neither
proved be a democratic who, much to
great peep Washington.
the of princes vicountes de
Basseer renewing he acquaintance with the exclusive circles Of
guest of here
street Their friends entertained her they
of Italy
visit with latter Mrs.
themselves Italy
formerly Jaquelin
lor of New York and st Louis and the baron was for years at
of embassy in city popu-
Diplomatic
port where he spent several summers Mrs johnson was formerly
Miss Harriet Taylor Washington and
distinguished
past foreigners being
society Lady
although woman, among
distinguished parents,
guest Of of
the Austrian given
for her during the week and Lady tombstone has been nchd dnd
and feted her arrival One Of the
and Lady Durand
nobility Washington although viii
of L L.
Teiter tes etrrrfry - tbeir London homes Ira Cn has tl
London which indicates
o being made land
The family the deepest mourning only very
Daisy of Suffolk,
during her first visit home since her marriage,
There is also prospect of visit to Washington this season of
o Italy expected be guest
ambassador Mayor Planoh this winter The
n
telegaphy and will leading
longest in Washington give distinguished opportunity
to see something Of society.
many changes personnel of
official this although
January Diplomatic
orp will be almost reconstructed although in the Cabinet there viii
actually only
Secretary Meyer
Of the new Postmaster General
game of pussy a regard to the official
homes quite interesting and addresses win be considerably mixed
makes appearance of
the Secretary State Mrs Root which
the Russian embassy and OF former Vice President and Mrs Levi P
Morton adapted their pink pal
Sixteenth which will house the
Labor and Mrs sraus after January will be of the most inter
estng of all the official mansions.
Former Ambassador Meyer yet their
home for the coming The former home of the Secretary of
State and Mrs Root will occupied this
of State ana Mrs Robert Bacon vacated
Representative of
New York who recently married
door the Assistant Navy H
berry.
Quay Washington daughter
occupy holnet year
Kaleidoscope society Lowden
wife of the elected
occupy R. Il Hits interesting
figures Although wealthy in her of
wealthy distinguished win
that the majority of the society people may expect.
formerly Pullman of Chicago
the amiable
She otherwise
family Of children, whom she extravaganty
They viii Washington have
selected their place They just completed
Orange Illinois
ed, and consists of fifty and superb grounds
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

Invitations have been issued by John
Shea for the marriage of his daughter.
Alice NJ, to Charles Lewis Smith. Of
this city. on Thanksgiving eve in St.
DOminic's Catholic Church at O'Clock.
After the ceremony a reception viii be
held in the home of the bride 225 Ma Z
land avenue. The bride will be attend
ed by Miss Edna NJ Smith, sister OF the
bridegroom. and the best man will be
l. H. Lamb.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

Miss Elise HOban has returned from
ar extended European tour 70 her home
on Massachusetts avenue.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

a surprise party was given 10 Mrs.
Henry BrewOod last night IT her resi-
dence, 1924 North Carolina avenue.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Bissel. Mr.. and Mrs. KinseU. Mr.. and
Mrs Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs Stewart. Nj
and Mrs. Klopfer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bre-
wood. the Misses Jennie and Katie Bow
beer. Trewoua. Weber, Brewood and
Lyons. Messrs. Isaac Bowbeer, ST..
Dunn. Herbert, Bowbeer. and Brewood.
The occasion was a complete surprise
and enjoyable 10 all present.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25
Personal

MI and Mrs James Pinchot entertain
ed at dinner last evening in honor OF
their daughter. Lady Antoinette John
stone. wife OF the British minister TO
Denmark, who is their guest. The 9th
CT guests were the British ambassador
and Lady Durand, the Russian ambas-
sad0r and baroness RusGn. the Secre-
tary OF War. MT. Justice and Mrs.
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Guthrie,
Of England. who are house guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Pinchot; Miss Morgan,
and Clifford PinchOt.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

A pretty wedding took place Monday
evening at the residence Of Miss West
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

The Chi chapter OF the Phi Beta p
fraternity OF Georgetown Medical School
celebrated their anniversary by enter
tanning ,heir friends Wednesday evening
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

Lieut. Com. Thomas T. Berryhill. L.
s. N, and Mrs Berryhill have given
up their apartment in the Portner, where
they have been for two seasons, and
viii leave IN a short time for Colorado.
DR.. BeTryhiI! has been given charge OF
the organizing q the tuberculosis nus
pitaI in Colorado for the Government.
with the rank Of rear admiral. which
is a great testimonial 10 his capabilities
He has been In charge Of the Naval
Medical School in Georgetown since its
equalization.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

Mrs Grace Dyer Knight has cards out
for musical tea on Monday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

GeenraI Rochester. his son. and
son-in-law and daughter, Captain and
Mrs. Fenton. have returned from Vine
yard Haven. where the summer months
were spent. and taken possession Of MS
home. on Eighteenth street.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

Continued on Fifth PageJ
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

The marriage OF Miss Sadie Lloyd and
Irving Embrey was celebrated Wednes-
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

3fI. and Mrs. John d. LanghoTne en-
tertaiued q dinner company last even
ing in honor OF ex-senator and Mrs
WashbuTn. OF Minnesota, whose son
VIII be married TO their daughter, Alice
next Tuesday afternoon, in ST. Johns
Church. Covers were - ia for eighteen.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

December 3, IN her home on Euclid
street 10 meet Mrs. Lee Phillips. Mrs.
Phillins. who has a charming soprano
voice. well cultivated and greatly I'M
proved the past two years, viii sing
several groups OF songs.
Justice Ashley n. Gould and his sis
ter, Miss Bertha, have returned from
Northampton. Mass. where they were
called by the serious illness and subse-
quent death OF their mother
Mrs. Samuel Kimberly entertained at
a beautiful luncheon in Friday in honor
OF her sister-in-laws Mrs. Wesley NJ
OIer, formerly OF Baltimore. now OF
New York. and Mrs. Guy Johnson. also
OF New York. who spent a few days IN
Washington. last week. The decorations
were OF yellow and white, the candles
being capped with yellow shades and
yellow chrysanthemums forming the
center piece.
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Stileb," faa biloe ban oog Iigs.
at oct life juit bar en- Opgabe fer
Centrum al repr9Ientere GILL
he6en. Wan fan be1er life at
Rife Sasen meo en- 9en0ing ON. at
Ser fife er plaos e1er grug for
Gentrums 4rbejoe.
so, Der bar netop en- Spgdne | at
r9rge 3riften6ommen moo 9runots
piqidnernes urene Sdmmenblanoing
at friitelfgt og humunt ener peross
ligt, og moo Snore Misiions Gang
I'll pietitiff Sneosribn.
Soet Saferen ffufoe Tege effsr
@runoene til gentrums pdsIibitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

Quttion, Der iittert Oil Iamle ct
tort qubIitum iadpel fra Sn0s ION
fra l0lan0et.
Def er oct gdmIe, tenote Suoeles
rers5irma g.ebriitenien paa Otter
aaOe, iom MI oplsies, boOrfor bele
9ageret Der til 4uttionsforre.s
ming er Ouroeret til oper 10000
ar. itaf ielges peO 4uttion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-02

Ere nDe Gementdbri
s QsrreIunobp orejer alt iie
/ Oenne 5io ON Cement, I@trices
oG1lbor9 Stifistio.", % Oct meos
6eler oern9it Ell 5OrlpOenOe ON. II
Der agtes itdriet ire npe Gementias
6ritter. S1gferer 5eiien bar msO
2fdiiatiit aompagni | Rp9gen De
poneret 100000 Str. I GerreIunobD
9ant iom Sttferbeo for De oct enc
proiett interesiereoe 2ooseiere, %
tda0e @droer &litgaar6 o1 Opers
retsIagfsrer 6dmmers6aimb bar
pad forifellige Steoer iitret ia Soro
- Qlt meo 6ementinouItrien for
gje.
Sra Qalborg te~legrdferes Den
Is. Ott. til sc. g.: Sdgfsrer 5eis
ZEN, q. Sunobn. bar iom Repr4s
%ientdnt for 9itaiiatiit aompagni
tebt ca. 80 5or. qano gft for 81.
SunObp for 10000 8r., oa Sc.
m%enifu6ritten er oeuoeo iitret. Wda
6espnoer / en- mar 5remtio at bpggs
en- uoifibningsbro. 5dbriften pil
forelebig beif9ftige 80 a 100 Qrs
beioere. Sdmtioig bar ct dnost
&oniortium. bbis 9eoere er 5ors
5pgitrup. Rsroal, og gns
treprengt 2anrit3en, 8eien, taget en-
Del @runoe paa 6uanoen, ite6en0e
op til 8itdiiatiif aompagnis @runo.
p0itlepsbej" br9not. Den
IS. Oft. ON Morgenen ST. 4 op.
FOO ifslge R. 9. SO paa .DitleDss
bsj oeo Ringiteo, boorpeo Stuebb9s
fom oct Oeo Sen forriae
Brand lptteoes at reo0e, neobranote.
Den ne0brRnote Stdlobb1nin1
tar asfureret for 5000 aroner
| 2anobpgningernes atminoelige
granOforIifring. Canine Days Gf;
termi0ou9 er Der blsben af6olot ct
meget ldngt 9ran6forbsr; men
Der er intet fremtommet ON 81
oens Optomfi. Qae @aaroens Be
boere bar b9ret | 5orbsr; men be
bar ifslse 81. .. ane tunnel soot.
1sre 6erss Qlibi.
Oct er oen fjeroe Sloebrano |
osbet at tort 5io. paa Ringiteos
.gnen, fom life er bleoen opflaret.
Gun6 af Sfeletter. Gfters
fom lloeraDningen / Drag.
IT til Heolngeelfen df Guss os
ganbrsr ffriber fremab, traFer Or