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third prize, Mr.. Heithmuller OF st.
Georges Island, and BOBBY prize Mr.. c.
r. Sullivan, Of st. Georges Island The
euchre was followed by an informal
dance.
Miss Gertrude NcMHlen Brookmire, eld-
est daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William
Brookmire, was married Wednesday
evening at O'Clock 10 1Ir. George Robert
Bryan, in the home Of the brides par
ents, li5 Thirteenth street northeast. Rev
J. F. Stuart, of the Fifteenth Street
Christian Church. officiating The par
l0rs We're decorated with ferns, palms.
and Bride roses. The bride wore a gown
of white crepe de chine built on taffeta,
and carried a shower bouquet OF Bride
roses. A reception to the families of the
bride and bridegroom followed the cere-
mony, after which Mr.. and Mrs BRYAN
left for a wedding trip 10 the jamestown
Exposition, Atlantic City. and PhiladeI-
phia. They will be at home TO their
friends after September J.
The midweek hop AZ Narragansett Pier,
which was held at the Casino Wednesday
evening. atoned, in a measure. for the in
activity of the day There was small
but very select attendance. largely mem
bers Of the villa colony. and a number of
small dinners preceded the dance Miss
Terry, daughter Of Rear Admiral Terry. /
who has recently arrived at Narragan-
sett. was among the Washingtonians in
evidence. and dinner OF interest 10
Washingtonisns was that Of Mrs. Irving
Chase, whose guests included, beside Miss
Helen LippincotL OF Philadelphia, Miss 1
Olive Hitchcock and the Misses Coup
pet Of New York Mr. and Mrs ". B. 4
Merriam; Commander s. ". Kellogg. L I
:. n: Capt Philip Brown. l. s. y; Mr. /
w. c. Marrow Mr. +. G. Garrett, and .
Mrs. Howard Hitchcock.
Mrs. Gardner. widow Of DIT. Frank A. .
Gardner. one Of Washington's most prom /
inent physicians, has issued invitations /
for the wedding Of her daughter. Helen .
Browning Gardner, and J. Maury Dove.
IT,, on September Il. The ceremony will +
be performed AZ noon IN the Church Of
the Sacred Heart in Vineyard Haven,
Mass, the summer home Of the Gardners
and the Doves. 1t Vas in Vineyard
Haven that this little romance has grown
and fourished the young people being
neighbOrs during the summers since their
childhood. They spent much Of the time
rowing and sailing, both being accom-
plshed in the art Of managing a Yacht.
A reception for the relatives will follow
the ceremony, in the new home Of the /
brides mother for which the plans had
Just been made when Dr. Gardner's
death occurred They have
spent the pest winter and two summers
N this new home and Washington society
has greatly missed Mrs. Gardner and her
.wO daughters. Mr.. Dove has an aDart-
nent in the Westmorcland. on California
avenue, ready for his bride. where they
viii be at home after December /. Mr.
Dove has but recently recovered from a
ong and serious ilIness Of typhoid fever.
Mrs Laura Hartford and her three chill
lren. Of San Francisco. and her niece.
Mss Flatter, Of Ohio. are visiting Cant
nd Mrs. Theodore Livings, on CAPITOL
I'LL
Miss Elizabeth c. Wade, Of New York
Ity, Is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Katb
rine Taylor. of Capitol Hill
Ut. Jesse r. RanSouTgn and family
lave returned to the city.
Mr.. Otto Becker, jr., who spent the ,
'ast two months in Washington on his re-
urn from years absence abroad. left I
tuesday for St Louis, where he will re- 4
ide. !
Among the passengers returning from S
5oston on the steamer Gloucester. SION
ing at jamestown Exposition. were Gov
Iuild, staff officers, and officers of The [
tate militia of Massachusetts: MIR |
august w. Noack. wife, three daughters
nd Mr. Frank P. Howard, Of the Georre {
:. Howard Printing Company.
Harry and Norris Mclean are snend- a
lg few weeks al the Plimhiminon Hotel
'cean City, Nd. and will wind I'D their
uting with a brief visit to the home of y
leir cousin, Mr.. Ned Harlan, captain of ,
ne Princeton baseball team n
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