The Washington herald., 1907-03-28

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Mrs. Francis wilfred Miller. and Guy
Bennett Aiarean. which was celebrated by
Rev. u. G. B. Pierce. Of All Souls Church,
last evening. The church was decorated
with Easter blooms, ami the chancel, q
mass of green and white foliage. with
stalks Of Easter lilies placed here and
there in a graceful design, made a lovely
background for the wedding party. The
/ Bride, who was given in marriage by her
father, wore a gown of white chiffon
cloth. over white satin. with hounces of
/ Maltese lace. Her flowers were sweet
peas and orange blossoms.
Mrs. stiles, a bride Of the early winter.
acted as matrOnN Of honor and looked
charming in her wedding gown. She also
carried sweet peas, The best man was
Mr.. Frank Weller. and the ushers were
Mr.. Charles Hood, Mr.. Frederick Albert.
Mr.. Louis Green, of Boston, and M. Roy
BuEnham
Following the ceremony at the church,
there was reception at the home of the
/ brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Marean
viii pass their honeymoon in Cuba.
Mrs. Catharena Loeffier, worthy matrcn
Ruth Chapter, No. !, v. e. s.. will not re-
ceive to-day.
Mrs. Samuel Bieber, Mrs T. Kaufman.
and Mrs Harry S. Wolf viii be at home
/ this afternoon for the last time this sea-
son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fl. Henley are en-
Itertaining Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter, the
brother and sister-in-law of the former,
at their home in II street Joseph H
| Hunter and John Hunter are sons of the
late Morton c. Hunter. Of Indiana.
Miss Margaret Pierson. OF New York,
is expected in town to-day to pass the
Easter holidays with Miss Foulke.
Gen. Duvail has taken a house al AIO
o street and will at once establish his
Lares and Penates there.
Mr. A. r. sp5ford. the veteran Ii
brarian Of Congress. who was taken sud
denly IN some six weeks ago, has been
/ lsteadHy improving and his family hopes
/ that he VIII be able TO go out for a drive
within the present week.
Chief Justice Fuller IS constantly grow
ling stronger. and fs able to drive out
nearly every day
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Longw0rth will remain IN
town Indefinitely. and have not as yet ar
ranged any plans for the SUMMER. but it
4 Is quite safe to assume that they will not
leave Washington until early in June.
The meeting held Tuesday forenoon at
/ the home Of Mrs William Corcoran
Eustis at the old Corcoran house. in the
interests Of work In the slums Of Wash
ington. which was addressed by Mr. We'll
Ter, who Is always an agreeable and con-
vincing speaker. and Miss Green. his
| faithful coadjutor, was a success in every
/ way.
The remarks were listened to with the
very deepest interest, and after the lee
ture was finished there was an informal
discussion Of what could be done to fur
/ ther the work. which has grown in the
/ last few years from small beginning to
/ lie present magnitude, Among those
present we're Afrs. Hobson, Miss Maud
Wetmore, Mrs. William Noble. Miss Todd.
Mrs. Ben HELEN, aad Mrs. Fishback.
Mrs. Fairfield entertained at dinner last
night
/ Mrs Walter Andrews. who had an ex-
| tperienee with burglar Monday morning.
/ is not. as has been stated, a daughter Of
I the late J. J.. NJ. Curry, the distinguished
educator and litterateur She was a Miss
/ Connolly. Of Asheville. \. g, one OF three
( Iextremeiy beautiful and accomplished
daughters Of Col and Mrs. Connolly. Her
mother and Mrs. Curry We're sisters. and
az baptism she was given the Christian
name Curry" Hence. the confusion in
the minds Of persons not well acquainted
with the family.
/
/ Mr. ". J. Dwyer. Of the Columbia Thea
ter. gave a box party at the theater last
night to Mr.. William Jennings Bryan.
/ jr.. son OF the Nebraska statesman, to
/ witness the performance of Les Mise
/ rabies" The young man is pa@ing an
! Easter visit to Washington in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. Berger, Of Lincoln, mis-
neighbCrs who also attended the per-
I formanee with their son and Mr.. COtter
r Bride