The Washington herald., 1907-05-24

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here in Sheridan circle Mrs. Tuckerman
was formerly Miss Leila McCauley.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Nc
/ Cauley.
The Parish Aid Society. composed of
| the women Of the congregation Of the
Protestant Epicopal Pro-Cathedral
| Church of the Ascension, Massachusetts
avenue and Twelfth street will give a
lawn fete tomorrow afternoon and even
Ing on the lawns OF St Alban's Church.
The entertainment will commence al 8
o'clock and last until o'clock I'm the
evening.
The women having direct charge of
the fete are Mrs. D. Percy Hickling.
chairman; Mrs. Clement Brown. wife of
/ the rector; Mrs. Babbitt. Mrs Johnston.
Mrs. Lambert0n, Mrs. Decker. Mrs. DuS-
ley, Mrs Nailor, Mrs. Serguruey. Mrs.
Evans Mrs. Began. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Tegleus, Mrs. Delamater, Mrs. Geer and
Miss Sersurney.
The Bristol School has issued invita-
tions for its commencement exercises.
which comprise a weeks festvities-be-
ginning with dance-Saturday night.
Invitations have been issued by Dr.
and Mrs John Henry Brooks. Of Brook
land. ID. c.. for the wedding of their
daughter, Helen de Clifford Brooks. and
Lieut.. Arthur Harrison Wilson, Sixth
United States Cavalry, now stationed at
Fort Meade S. Oak. The ceremony will
take place in the Brooks homestead. IN
BIookland at s o'clock on the evening
of June 8. and will be a small and infor-
NAL affair. Miss Brooks comes Of one
Of the oldest and best-known families in
Maryland. She is a niece of Miss Eliza
beth Queen, OF Maryland. and also a
niece of Mothey Loretta, head Of the
Visitation Academy, on Connecticut ave-
nue..
Mrs. William * Ryan. daughter-in-
law Of Thomas F. Ryan. has closed her
house on K street which she has occu-
pied since her husbands death last fall
and with her children will spend the
summer AZ Suffern. y. y.
Miss Irene Hare has gone % Colorado
Springs % Join her brother-in-Iaw and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs Jay B. Lippincott. Of
Philadelphia. and will spend the month Of
June with them there.
Miss Pansy Mccarthy. Of this city. is
paying short visit TO the Misses Brown.
Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. smallwood
have sent out invitations for the com
mencemeut exercises of the Washington
Seminary for Wednesday evening. MAY
%, at O'Clock, at Gunton-Temple Memo
rial Church. Fourteenth and L streets.
Miss Elizabeth Tuttle Maus daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver s Maus. and J.
Stanley Higgins were married Wednes-
day night at O'Clock .n the Congress
Street Church, Georgetown. by the Rev
T. O. Grouse.
Miss Maus entered the church with her
father, who gave her in marriage. Miss
Louise Higgins. sister os the bridegroom.
was the brides only attendant
Mr.. Higgins had as his best man his
brother, ConneIl Higgins. and the ushers
We're Edward C. Haneke. Charles C..
Staub, Lucien Swindels, and Charles Sc
bastIan.
After the ceremony a reception for the
bridal party and the two immediate
families was held in the home Of the
brides parents.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hig-
gins left Washington for their bridal
trip.
After June /. Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins viii
be al home al 3-f3 Q street northwest
Announcement is made of the marriage
Of Miss Florence Eliason. Of this CITY.
TO John 6. Brashears. of Montgomery
County, Md, the ceremony having taken
place Wednesday afternoon in the home
of the brides parents
Miss Elizabeth S Bennit. of Washing
ton. was married yesterday afternoon 10
Claude Van Sickler. of Loudoun County.
Va, in the home Of the brides mother.
Mrs. Alice J. Bennit, Jos Thirteenth
street northeast
The couple WIS preceded by Dorothy
Q. Smith as flower bearer. and attended
by Capt Edward II. Grove, y. G.
d. c.. best man, and Miss May L. Ben
nit, the brides sister, maid Of honor.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Frederick D. Power, d. D.. pastor
Of the Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
AIr. and Mrs. Van SiclSler left on the
Norfolk boat for their honeymoon trip.
They viii make their home in Louioun
County. Capt and Mrs. Grove will re-
81 ie with the brides mother in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund X. Fox and their
two little daughters. Grace and Mary,
have just returned home. 1918 Twenty
ninth street, from a short trip 10 Atlantic
City.
Miss Anna Nash has removed from 1905
Thirteenth street, 10 Alton House.
A reception will be given in honor of
the pastors Of Washington and their
wives by the Young Woman's Christian
Association Monday evening at the home
Of that organization Twelfth and F
streets. The following are the officers of
the society: President, Mrs. ". Hamilton
Bayly; first vice president, Miss Helen c.
Woodward; second vice president. Dr.
Ada c, Thomas; third vice president Mrs.
George T. SmallwOod: fourth vice presi-
dent, Mrs. r. AlthOuse; treasurer. Mrs
William Hoeke: recording secretary. Mrs
Woodbury. Pulsifer; general secretary
Miss Florence NJ Brown.
Miss Ruth Avery Hayes, daughter of
Solicitor of Internal Revenue and Mrs
Hayes, returns to-day from New York
City, where she has been spending the
winter in vocal study She will visit her
parents for a few days.