The Washington times., 1907-07-18
LOngwOrthS
Are Visiting
SanFranCiSCO

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
have concluded their horseback ride
through Yellowstone Park and are now
In San Francisco on their way 20 Homo
lulu. II is not unlikely that upon the
conclusion of their visl- to Hawaii they
will go TO Alaska for several vice.
During her debutante days at the
White House Mrs. Longworth saw near
~ every interesting section of the globe.
but she has never been TO Alaska, and
is anxious for a leisurely tour Of the ex-
IRENE Northwest.
Nine. Chermont, wife Of the second
secretary of the Brazilian embassy. was
yesterday among the guests at a bridge
party by Mrs. Robert G. Dun ar Nara
gansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Mitchell are
also among the assiduOus hosts Of the
Pier. and last night gave a dinner party.
Among their guests were Mrs. John ].
Almy. widow of Admiral Amy, and Miss
Amy.
Miss Anna Louise Bartelmas and
Melvin Z. Price were married yesterday
afternoon a. o'clock in the Ryland
parsonage, 4I2 Tenth street southwest
by the Rev. G. Herbert Richzr,ison
Only few intimate friends attended
the ceremony.
Mrs. Walter B. Johnson, Of 9l6 III
street, sailed today from New York for
Paris where she will Join a party OF
friends and journey with them through
Switzerland, England, and Ireland, re-
turning 10 this country late in the
autumn
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Simpson and
their little son, accompanied by Mrs.
Simpsons mother, are at the Brighton,
Asbury Park, for the next three weeks.
The marriage OF Miss Elsie Parkin-
son and Adolph Bowdler took place last
evening IN the home OF the brides pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. G. {. Parkinson.
sos Ninth street northeast.
Only small family party and a few
intimate friends attended the ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev.
Charles Butler. pastor OF the kellar
Memorial Church. where both bride and
bridegroom are prominent in chmch
work.
The bride wore a dainty gown OF white
enboidered null over white taffeta silk
with a bertha of handsome dUchesse
lace and rose point medallionS. Her long
ven was of tuIle and was arranged on
her hair with a wreath OF lilies OF the
valley and she carried a shower Of lilies
OF the valley.
Miss LILLIAN Wines. an intimate friend
of the bride. played the wedding music.
Both bride and bridegroom are grad
yates of the Eastern High School and
the bride has since then graduated from
I the George Washington University.
After the reception which followed the
| ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Powder left
| Washington for their bridal trip, going
| first to Old Orchard. Ne. Mrs. Bowdier'
| travelling suit was Of brown rajah witt
| a brown hat trimmed with feathers
| After September they viii be at home
| 10 their friends in their own home which
| is completely furnished and ready fOl
| them at 500 d street southeast.
Mrs. NJ Grey Zalinsld. who has
! opened her cottage at New London
| Conn, viii be Joined there shortly By
! Major Zalinski and her brother, Sena
| tor Brandegee.
Mrs Weightman has been a guest a
| the house party given by Mr.. and Mrs
| Alexander Magruder IN their sunmel
home at Frederick. Nd. returning L
I Washington Monday. She came over &
| Washington for day IN the meantime
20 attend the wedding Of Mrs. Bernard
| and Major Crabbs, which took place
| July G, IN the apartments Of the bride
| in the Decatur.
A party including w c. EIdridge, w
/ p. Ramsay. and r. L. Harvey returned
| TO Washington Tuesday from trip 4
Panama.