The Washington herald., 1907-05-16

:, NJ AY 16, 1907
party. relatives and a few intimate
friends, on account of the illness of the
brides brother. Edward 3. Charrington,
in the home OF the brides mother near
! WarrentOn
Miss Charrington will have as her
maid of honor Miss Mary Carter Ran
dolph, of Millwood, Va. The brides
maids Will be Miss Mona Whittle. Of
Norfolk, sister Of the bridegroom; Miss
/ Ethel OFallOn, Of st. Louis; Miss Ian
don Hicks, Miss Agnes Kennedy. Miss
Elizabeth Gaines, of Warrenton, and
Mrs. Lawrence Smith, OF Charlottes-
vile. Va
r f. L. Taylor. of Norfolk. Will act
as best man. and the ushers will be G.
| Wiley Grandy, Charles Mcintosh. Of
/ Norfolk; DR. Robert P. Cooke, of Front
Royal. Va; Nathaniel B. Randolph. eff
/ Pittsburg; Arthur Charrington brother
Of the bride, and Norborne Robinson,
Of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. IsidOre Grosner, Mr.
and Mrs NJ Newmeyer, with their sons.
Gerald and Leroy, will be at home Sun
day after o'clock at 939 Massachusetts
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Franc. Mr.. and
/ Mrs Harry Franc. and Miss Miriam
Alice Franc, Of 1856 Fifth street north
/ west, Will be at home Sunday from 4 to
/ 8 p. m.
An interesting wedding OF June y
VIII be that of Miss Pemberton Glenn
/ niece of Gov. Glenn, OF North Caro-
lima, to Dr. Benjamin Willingham. for
merly OF Richmond, now Of Hope Mills
/ y. c. The wedding will take place in
i Hope Mills in the home OF DR.. McNeill,
an uncle Of Miss Glenn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. selinger and son Mau-
rice A will be at home Sunday from to
10 p. m. at 112i Fifth street
/ Little Ethelwyn johnson celebrated her
seventh birthday anniversary on Thurs
day last by giving a flower party. The
/ little guests and hostess were attired In
flower costumes which were extremely
unique The dining-room was beautifully
festooned with flowers.
! Under the chandelier was a Japanese
parasol and IN Il were hand-palnted SOU
venirs with flowers They were tied with
/ pink and green ribbons. drawn down TO
each place, which were pulled by the little
ones. after the refreshments were served
in the center of the table
Mr., and Mrs, Harry King and son Syl-
Wan will be at home Sunday from 70 1G
p. m al 1921 Eighth street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Levy and Miss
Julia Levy will be at home at 929 West
minister street Sunday after p m.
Mrs Louis P. Shoemaker will be at
home informally on Thursdays in May.
until o'clock.
The St Dominic's Club will give a
dance at Chevy Chase Lake tomorrow
evening.
DR. William T. Kerfoot. jr. Of Wash
iHgton. and Miss Anna Rosalie Cullen, of
Chester. Pa. were quietly married at
noon yesterday in the parsonage Of the
Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. Dr. Greene
officiating Miss Elise Cheves King was
/ bridesmaid, and the best man was DR..
Williams
Dr. Kerfoot is the son Of William T.
KerfoOt. ST, an officer Of the Confed-
crate army and former member Of the
Virginia legislature.
The couple will visit jamestown, New
York and the New England States on
their honeymoon, returning to Washing
ton in ten days, after which they will be
al home at is New York avenue north
west.
Tho Dog Shelter managers are to sell
the soft drinks at the Friendship fete this
week. The society held its annual meet
ing recently, and the reports showed that
the shelter was winning friends among
dog lovers The following new members
were reported: Mrs Webster Edgar. Miss
Alice Warder, Miss lie Bourgeois, Miss
Carolyn HUFF. Miss Katherine Eddy. Mrs.
Herbert WadswOrth. Miss Mathilde Town
send, Mrs. Murray Crane, Mrs. John
Davis, Gen r. :. Oliver. Miss Laura
Shelby Converse, Miss Clayton, Mrs
Henry E. Davis. Mrs. Marshall Field.
MIS- ii'Ni'N 'ihS'u, oiiS fitui1 May
Mrs Henry Purdy. Miss Feroline Perkins.
Mrs Robert Patterson, Mrs. Ernest VIII
kinsOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schifman. Mrs T.
Haas. Miss Rita Schiffman. and Isaac
Haas Will be az home Sunday at 1862
Harvard street from 20 10 o'clock.
Ir and Mrs. Joseph Hillman and son
Julian viii be at home Sunday from to
: .Sp .. M at 1905 FairmOnt street
MISS ANNIE EWING WEEDS.