The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-06

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Rear Admiral c. r. Goodrich. U. s.
n, ana Mrs. Goodrich are at the Graf
ton for "a short time. and expect their
daughter. Miss Goodrich. 10 join them
shortly.
Mrs. Chase, who makes her LONE in
the Connecticut. has gone 70 Ohio FOR A
ten days visit with relatives. leaving
Washington yesterday morning.
Representative Gillette has taken a
bachelor apartment in the Connecticut
Tor the season.
Mrs. Justice Moody. who has leased an
apartment in the Connecticut Tor the
next two seasons. took possession last
week. and is now comfoi tably estab-
lished for the winter.
Airs. Dieterich. OF Baltimore, is the
guest for a time of her mother. Mrs.
Arthur Hale Of Washington.
AIRS. Irwin, wife OF Commander VII
liam IRWIN ana her sister. Mrs. Daniel
z. Mccartney, who have selected sat
urdays IN January for their receiving
Tor the nrst time this month.
Harry Coleman Drayton. OF New York.
arrived in Washington yesterday. 10 be
the house guest OF the Chairman OF the
IsJhmlaL canal Commission and Mrs.
theodore L. ShOnts.~zEsfr. and Mrs.
shonts VIA entertain informally at DIN
ner la his honor tonight, and next Fri
theater complimentary 10 him.
y charming wedding. uniting two
well-known Washington families. was
that or Miss Carrie Thelma Hutehin-
son. daughter OF Mrs. Amelia Hutchin-
son, ana Charles Montgomery Havel,
on New Year eve. The ceremony was
performed in the home Of the brides
mother, lo@2 Ninth street, by the Rev.
j.. l. Hubbard, pastor OF McKendree
NJ. +. Church. Mrs. +. S Bail. sister
o. the bride, acted as matron OF honor,
and Neil WalcOtt was the best man.
The house was tastefully decorated
with the Christmas foliage and bios
SONS and AN orchestra played through
out the evening. The ceremony was
followed by q large reception and bridal
supper.
The brides gown was OF white net
over white SILK and she carried a shower
81 Bride roses Her matron OF honor
wore becoming gown Of pale blue
chiffon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Havel will be at home
after January 10 at the Navarro. 10 L
street.
MIS- Frederick Wolff was married 10
Charles VoIandt on THURSDAY. The
ceremony was performed in the home
OF the brides parents. Miss Minnie
Woln was her sisters only attendant.
ana Peter Horn vas best man. The
house was handsomely decorated. An
aren OF wedding bells was arranged IN
me bay window. under which the bridal
party stood for the ceremony ana 10 re-
ceive the congratulations of their
friends at the reception later. The bride
ana Bridegroom left at u.30 for their
new bone At Fort Myer. where they
will receive their friends.
Aiss Wilson and her debutante sister.
Miss Helen Wilson. will not receive
this month. but viii be at home FRIDAYS
IN February at their residence, sOOi G
street northwest.
The Ladies' Union Veteran Legion held
an extra session Wednesday evening in
the red parlor of the Ebbitt House. with
Mrs. Ella 5. Knight presiding. After at
tending 10 routine business they elected
AIRS. Harriet Allison president for the
ensuing year Mrs Ellen Spencer Mus
sey was chosen as installing officer, the
installation to take place next Saturday
evening in the han OF Camp No. III. The
retiring president, who has made an en-
viable record as an officer. has served
FOR the past two years.
Amid a profusion of palms and ferns
IN the parloTs OF the POrtner the wsd-
ding of Miss Amelia Foster Christian
Cox. a charming daughter Of Virginia.
and James Franklin Powell, of Union,
s g.. took place last Monday evening.
The Rev. J. NJ. Gill, Of the Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Church. ON
ciaied.
The bride belongs TO a Virginia family
prominent in Revolutionary history. The
bride was given i'm marriage by her
father. Leroy Wesley Cox The brides
sister. Miss Mary Elizabeth Cox was
maid If honor. She wore white organdie
over pink silk. Mrs Albertine Vair
was matTon Of honor. and wore white
crepe de chine. John Chisholm. Of Co
lumbla. $ O. was best man.
The brides gown was white mousse
line de sole over white taffeta. The veil
was caught with lilies of the valley and
the bride carried a bouquet Of Killar-
ney roses.
Previous 10 the ceremony Miss May
Goodman. Of this city, sang 'Dearie,f %
and during the ceremony call Ne Thine
own" with Miss Adele Weuger accom-
PIANIST Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was rendered the bridal
party by her sister. Miss May Elizabeth
Cox.
They will make their home in Harris
Vile. s c.. where the groom is en-
gagged in business.
Mrs. George klinknett was hostess
Wednesday night at a delightfully."- infor-
NAL dance in her home on Indiana ave-
nue. The Christmas decorations we're
augmented with a prOfusion Of palms and
roses and the dining room. where the
supper was served at midnight, was
especially attractive with a huge center