The Washington herald., 1907-12-24

Mr.. Dewitt c. Poole. Capt Fitzhugh Lee,
Dr. NJ A De Lany, and Capt. II. l. Wig
more.
The marriage viii take place at noon
to-day at Tiverton, the country place OF
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Owsley, Rev. Dr.
Neve officiating. It VIII be military af-
fair. all of the ushers being in uniform.
Mrs. Murray A. Cobb will be matron of
honor and the bridesmaids will be for
mer college mates of the bride. A break
fast will follow the ceremony. The bride
has been a frequent visitor 10 Washing
/ ton. ard her engagement TO Lieut. Poole
was announced at the wedding breakfast
of Mr.. and Mrs Murray a Cobb last
October.
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Poole will come to
Washington 10 take Up their residence,
and will be at 2ll9 S street after jan
uary 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis J. Fowler announce
the wedding OF their daughter. Mildred
Bell, 10 Mr. Thomas ]. King. jr., Thurs
] day. December 10. After January - Mr..
and Mrs. King viii be at home 70 their
/ friends at Hammond Court. Georgetown.
The wedding of Miss Eva Lucille Con-
way. of Virginia, to Mr. George Sparks
/ Derrick. of this city. was sOlemnized
last evening at the residence Of Mr.. Mon
cure Burke. 1902 Wyoming avenue. at 8
o'clock Rev Randolph II. McKim. rec
tor Of the Church of the Epiphany, was
the officiating clergyman, and the bride
was escorted and given in marriage by
her cousin, Mr.. Charles Leroy Conway,
who is connected with the Department
OF Commerce and Labor. The wedding
gown was of white princesse lace over
silk, fashioned on becoming lines, and
/ the wedding veil of flmy tulle was
trimmed with rare old lace. Mr.. Warren
Taylor, Of Richmond. Va, was the best
man, and the only attendant of the cOu-
pie. A pretty arrangement OF holly and
other Christmas decorations frightened
| the room where the service was read.
| The bridal party stood in a bower OF
palms. The bride is a near relative OF
! MOncure d. Conway. the author. whose
death occurred a few weeks ago in Paris.
On her mothers side she is OF English
descent. Mr.. Derrick is assistant cashier
and paymaster Of the Southern Railway,
having served in that capacity for the
past twenty years. He is well known IN
social circles in this city being a men,
Der OF the Capitol Club and the Colum-
bia Golf Club Immediately after the
| ceremony the bride and groom LETT on a
| special car over the Southern for "A tour
which will include visits TO Asheville
! y. c.. Columbia, S c.. Atlanta. Ga, ST
| Augustine, Miami. and Jacksonville, Fla
and New York City Upon their return
they viii make their home al the Ro-
chambeau.
The first Georgetown Assembly vii
take place the evening OF December 81
at Linthicum Hail. The chaperon:
will be Mrs William 3. Orme. Mrs
III. HOldswOrth Gordon Mrs. Charles H
Cragin, Mrs Henry Matthews. and Mrs
Downs Wilson.
The home OF Mrs. Thomas X. Noble
1855 Mintwood place. was the scene
OF "a delightful social affair whe:
~Forefathers' Day was celebrated bl
the Washington Colony OF New Eng
land Women. After the serving OF
dainty refreshments by the hostess, Z
letter Of greeting. commemorative Of
the day. from the president, Mrs. 5. O
w Benjamin. was read by Mrs. Char.
lotte Emerson Main. vice president.
The following members were pres
ent: Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main
first vice president. Mrs Thomas h
Noble. Mrs. G David White, past pres
ident; Mrs Richard Rathbun. Miss 30,
sePhine c. Webster, Miss Eliza c. Tul.
loch. Mrs. Ellis Logan. Miss Mabel Es-
telle Lyman. Mrs. Z. S. BrintOn. Mrs
l. J. Young Withee Mrs. Joseph A
Gilhllan. Mrs John 5 p Ham. Mrs
George Y. Cummings. Mrs. William Il
CLANCY, Mrs William II. Seaman. Mrs
Harry T. Guss, Mrs. Samuel F. Lee
| Mrs. Harrison A Keith. Mrs. Metcalf
and four guests, Mrs. William Ham
Mrs. Flint, Mrs. Daskam. and Miss
Charlotte Priest
Miss Dunlap. of Philadelphia, will bt
the guest Of Miss Emily Wilson, at hel
residence in T street. during the holi.
/ days.