The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-12
ENGAGEMENT RUF1ORED
ELobeys Wed
after Flight
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Az interesting wedding. the culmina-
ton OF an elopement from their homes
IN Richmond. took place yesterday aft
ernooa at o'clock, when Miss Alise
Logon and Henry W. Doggettwere mar
ried by the Rev Donald c. Macleod,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church.
The ceremony took place in the par
lors of the Virginia Hotel, Third street
and Indiana avenue, In the presence OF
a small COMPANY
Mr.. and Mrs Doggett wiz sepnd the
erst few days Of their honeymoon IN
Washington returning 10 Richmond
early next week.
Nine. sophy de Meissner daughter OF
ne late Rear Admiral Radford. and
widow Of a former secretary Of the Rus
sian embassy in this city, has arranged
through Miss Cryder 10 give her illus
trated lecture or the work Of the Red
Cross IN Russia. IN Mendelssohn Hall
New York, on Friday evening, AffH ~
for the benefit OF the famine sufferers in
Russia Nine de Meissner returned TO
Washington last fall for a season, az
ter many years absence in Russia,
where she lost not only her husband.
but her only son in the service OF MS
country. The patronesses for this in
teresting affair include Baroness Rosens
Baroness SchiIling. Mrs. Henry Coe.
Mrs. Robert w. de Forest, Mrs. George
s. Dearborn, Miss Isabel +. Hapgood.
Mrs Henry s Kearny. Mrs. Pierre
Mali Miss Schel. Mrs. Thomas Town
send Sherman.
The talk will include stereophcon
views Of hospital work in St Petersburg
| during the recent war with Japan: as
also of the held ambulance work with
the vanguard of the army: besides other
views. or interest TO outsiders. as show
ing phases OF Russian life totally un-
known abroad. This lecture met with
so much success in washington. where
it was given on March % that the sug-
gestion was made to Nine, de MeiSsner
that IL should be REPEATED in New York.
/ II VIII be remembered that Nine. de
I Meissner rendered from Russian into
English, the play Ivan the Terrible. e
as presented by Mr.. Mansfield.
! Capt Warren Beach. Il. S A, and
/ Mrs. Beach entertained a large company
| OF distinguished guests at a brilliant
/ reception last evening in the ball rooms
/ at Rauscher's. The decorations con
/ sisted Of a pr0fuslon OF palms and tbs
/ Marine Band orchestra played through
/ out the evening. Assisting Mrs Beach n
/ receiving were her house guest. Mrs
/ Louis T. HOyt. of New York, and Miss
/ Jane Riggs. over 100 guests from the
/ official set 70 Diplomatic Corps. army and
/ navy circles and the residential set
/ attended. The members OF the younger
contingent danced IN the large bal
room, while the older guests chatted ant
| promenaded.
| Miss Louise Bride entertained thu
members OF the Chi Psi Sorority and
/ their friends last evening ia her home
| at a delightful informal dance. The
parlors were PRETTY decorated with CHI
/ Psi pennants and flowers, and a buffe
/ supper was served al il o'clock
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs
I Arthur y. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
/ Sharpe. Miss Elsie Hickman Miss Clara
/ COMBS, Miss Mary Lee, Miss Carrie
Hastings. Miss Edna Shinn, Miss Agne,
| Kearney Miss Susie Jones' Mr. Hart
son, elliott Brewer DR.. Chunn. Mr.
! Slye, Mr. Hastings. Mr.. Barneele., Mr.
Harper. and Mr.. Shinn.
/ Ex-senator and Mrs. Dryden. who
have beer spending some time IN Allan
! tie city. viii return 10 washington ths
/ last OF this week. before going TO theil
country place, near BernardsYille. n. J.