The Washington times., 1906-04-29
Ale9a11dria

III NOItn ~. ASaDh street, was the scene
OF pretty wedding last Tuesday noon.
when Miss Marie Genevieve Peyton.
daughter os the late James +. Peyton,
was married to Charles Marsh Shep-
person, who. for some time. resided in
Alexandria. but who is now connected
with the Isthmian Canal Commission.
The ceremony was conducted By the
Rev. William J Morton. OF Christ Prot
estant Episcopal Church, IN the pres
ence OF relatives and friends Of the con-
tracing parties.
The bride entered the parlor with her
brother. James Franklin Peyton, by
whom she was given away. Miss May
Goodwin. of Washington. played the
wedding march The groom had as his
best man Mahlon Hopkins Janney. Of
this city. The BRIDES only attendant
WAS Mrs. Ward Wincheu Of Washing
>ton. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served. after which Mr.
and Mrs. Shepperson left for we'd
ding tour through the North. The BRIDE
who is known 10 her friends as Miss
Dolly Peyton, is one OF the most popu-
lar young ladies in Alexandria. and is
an active member OF the Daughters OF
The Confederacy. The groom is the son
OF the late Charles NJ. Shepperson, and
during his residence in Alexandria, for
The past seven years, has gained for
himself a number of friends.
Henry Strauss. OF this city, paid a
visit last week 20 his son-in-law. Phil
Leterman. IN Charlottesville
Judge and Mrs. Mcintyre. Of Cam
bridge Mass. and Edmund DarneH. OF
Atlantic City. We're the guests Of Court
land Lukens in this city last week.
lSnT-1el- Ipnra-.s L. in 1-fs- bono
Gambrill Postoffce. In Fairfax county.
Judge J. n. x. Norton, who has been
attending a meeting OF the board OF
visitors Of the University or Virginia, re-
turned home last week.
\ reception was rendered to the Rev
c . BuIia, the newIy-appointed pastor
of the Southern Methodist Church here.
by the Epworth League OF that church
last Monday evening The following
program was given: Organ. Cradle
song" SchUccker. ". 5. Reiley; PRAYER;
solo. garden OF Life" Dr. G.. +. ont
colt: organ. "Postlude" Rink. w. 8
'Eeiley. address OF welcome from church.
a. h. Field solo, The Day Is Ended.
Miss II. NieTkorn, violin solo. :. J.
jameson. address of welcome from sun
day school, =. r. Alexander: solo .,-rba
Majesty of the Divine Humiliation.
Kenneth OEdon, violin and clarinet
duet. Sweet Evening STAR A. /. Jane
SON and =. II. Hin: organ. sAllarretto
Graziosa,. Tours. w. s. ReiIey: address
az welcome from Epworth League. i. 7
Pollard; solo, o Divine Redeemer.r Mrs
u 4. Huldsh; response. the Rev. &. u
EUiia; organ, "Andante." allegro. first
sonata Menhelssohn. ". :. Refey. The
reception TO the pastor followed.
Edward Hughes. who had been CON
nHea TO his home by illness is iinprov-
ing
Airs. Thomas W. Robinson. regent of
"I Nerncn Cbal ter d. y. r.. held a
reception al her home i'm North Wash
ington street last week in honor Of 1Ire
;. w Jameson, regent Of the State Of
Virginia
John IT, PARROT. OF Salem. was in
Alexandria last week.
Mayor T. p. Wallace. of Frederic,s-
burg was visitor i'm this CITY last
week.
Councilman Julian y Williams. whs
Las been at Atlantic city. has returned
home much improved in health.
Dr. T. NJ Jones has returned from
fauquicr county. where he has been for
his health. DR.. Jones is much improved
Matthew J. Shuman. Of Long Island.
y. l.. paid a visit 10 his father in this
city last week
Mss Mary a. Caruc. who has been
sick at her home in King street. near
Washington street. is improving
The congregation Of the Methodist
Protestant Church last Tuesday evening
gave TO Rev J. II. :. Eweu. the pastor.
a surprise pound party and reception.
The members met in the lecture room
f.f rsfrr
SCnage in North Columbus street. where
they surprised Mr.. EwcII After the
singing of hymns. prayer was said and
speeches OF welcome made by persons
representing the various departments
OF the church. Mr.. Ewell was recently
Ieappointed by the Baltimore Confer
cnce as pastor OF the Methodist Pro-
tastant Church in this city for the
sixth time.
G. O. Pullman last week went to New
York on business. He was accompanied
by his wife and son.
Mrs. Ella Grady was slightly burned
a the FIRE at J. +. FinneI's residence in
South Lee street last week
Thomas S. Jones. who formerly re-
sided in this city. is now the artist TO
the Anatomical Department Of the Med
iCal College OF the University OF Mis-
souri,
Miss Alice Crawford. OF Seminary
IIIi, who has heen visiting Mrs Charles
s. Nenable. in Charlottesville, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Edward L. Daingcrfield stfIl con-
tinucs IN at her home in South Wash
ington street.
Last week Mrs. a. c. Weech delivered
a temperance lecture in the Lutheran
church "a NVOOdSbOro Md
announcement has been made OF the
marriage of Fred Klaus to Mrs Ola
Rernhardt. The ceremony was conduct
ed by Rev p. =. Phillips at the parsori-
age Of st. Pauls Church, last week
Mrs. John 5. West. who has been
spending some time with her sister in
Auacostie. has returned 20 her home in
tlds city
Rev DR. Fisher. wno has been confined
TO his home by sickness. is out again.