The Washington times., 1907-03-14
University Romance
Reaches elimination
In Pearce Marriage
Bride Descended From Lady
Somerset, of Calvert
County.

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Pearce an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Anna Elizabeth. to Arthur Ducat Stiv-
ers. OF Kansas City, Mo. The wedding
| took place in the home OF the brides
parents, 1925 Thirty-fifth street, George
town, on Tuesday afternoon, the Rev.
I Frederick b. Howden, rector OF st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Georgetown.
officiating. The ceremony was wit
messed only by the relatives and a very
few close friends Of the brides family,
and the bride and bridegroom left i'm
mediately afterward for z short we'd
ding journey.
Their future home will be at Excel
sior Springs, Mo.
This marriage is a elimination of q
romance of the George Washington
University. where they both were stu
dents. The bride is a member of one
Of the oldest and most distinguished
FAMILIES of Maryland, her ancestor.
Richard Smith. of Craft Hail. England.
settling In Calvert county in 1919. He
married for his third wife Lady Somer-
set. of England. and their only son re-
mained and established the American
branch of the family. from whom.
through the 'Parran family, Mrs Stiv-
ers is descended.
The bride is a girl OF much beauty
and many graceful accomplishments.
The wedding Of Miss Isabel Harrison
Glennon, daughter of Commander Glen
non, L. S. ~. and Mrs. Glennon. and
Lieut.. Matthew Arnold Cross. U. S. A,
will take place on Wednesday. April II
The ceremony will be performed at
noon in st. Thomas Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilde an
nounced the engagement Of their sister.
Miss S. Isabel Dickson, OF Florida. TO
waiter Lambert Tenney. Of this city, at
a party given Tuesday evening in their
home, on r street. The wedding viii
take place in this city in June Miss
Dickson Is an accomplished singer and
Wen known IN St. Louis music circles.
where she was an officer in the Morn
ing Etudes musical organization OF
that city. She has a dramatic soprano
voice, which has been cultivated under
the well-known American composer AL
tred Robyn. of whom she was a favorite
pupil.
The boxes for the benefit performance
OF We Are In Society for the Ma
uonal Junior Republic at the BeIasco
Ineater on April !, 2. and 3 are ali sold
for the evening of April ! They have
9een taken by Mrs. John r. Mclean.
MIS- IhoinaS Nelson PAGE, Mrs Theo-
core Perry ShontS. William Hauge Mrs
Arthur Lee, Mrs. Charles Ffoulke. John
T. wilkins, and Miss Carolyn Huff
The second meeting Of the newly or
ganized Married Folks Club was held
last evening at the residence of Prof
i. a. Acher, 1927 Tenth street north
west officers were elected and a name
sciected J. Fred Huber was elected
presidenE Mrs. L. a. Acher. vice presi
dent, and Henry c Stein. secretary.
The name Of 'Adelpkens'' was adonted
The next meeting will be held at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Luther AtI-
mann. 80 Twelfth street soItbeast
Piano solos were rendered bv Mrs Wi
liam Warters and Mrs. AItmann. and
Mr.. Hensey, Of New York. sang several
solos.
Mrs. Abram Simon and her mother.
Mrs Obendorfer, Of Cincinnati are
spending a fortnight at Atlantic civ
and have discontinued their FRIDAYS al
home for the season.
Mrs, Rudolph B. Behrend. OF The
Huntington. entertained the Afternoon
Bridge Club. when the prize was won
by MRS. Geron Nordlinger. and the
guests prize by Mrs. Harry Behrend,
OF Huntington. W. Va. Those present
were: Mrs Isac Behrend, Mrs. simon
kann- Mrs. S. Meyer, Mrs. H. Behrend
Mrs. G. Nordlinger. Mrs. A Sigmund'
and Mrs. S. Meyer.
Mrs. Morris Clark. of New York CITY.
is the guest Of her uncle and aunt. MIR
and Mrs. Isaac L. Blout.
Mrs. Samuel Bieber has returned 70
her home after spending a few weeks
at Lakewood, n. J.