The Washington times., 1907-06-09
MRS. WILLIAM CURTIS DRAPER,
WhoWas Miss Alice Downing Trewolla,
and Her Husband.
COUPLE LEAVE
FOR ST. GEORGE
ON BRIDAL TOUR

Miss Alice Downing Trewolla. one Of
the bureaus charming young Il dies. and
William Curtis Draper were married on
Wednesday morning at the Christian
Church. Ninth and d streets northeast,
the Rev. George Miller, the pastor. Of
floating Henry w, Smith, the uncle OF
the bridegroom, played the wedding
marches The bride was prettily dressed
I'm gray wolfe over taffeta. with a hat
to match. and Miss Margaret Estelle
Jones, Who was her maid of honor,
wore brown wolfe over taffeta w
George Josenhaus was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Draper left later FOR
New York city. and will continue their
wedding journey TO Albany. and thence
to Lake George. The bride is a grad
uate Of Southern Seminary, at Bowling
Green. Carolina county. Va. She is the
author Of ar ode TO Port Royal. the
place that came very near being Sc
lected as the Nations Capitol. but now
known as Virginia's Deserted Village, "
which has attracted attention.
Among many handsome presents that
were received. the friends Of the bride
in the numbering division presented her
with a set Of silver spoons She re-
signed her position several days ago.
James NJ. Fisher, of the main office,
returned 10 his desk on Monday after
spending a few days with relatives and
friends at his old home, in Richmond,
Va.
Miss Jennie ]. Dugan. until recently
employed in the sewing division of the
bindery at the Government Printing Of
fee. has been given a position in the
bureau.
Michael c. O'Brien, of the printing di-
vision. was among the Georgetown grad
yates last week, having taken a post
graduate course in law. A number OF
his friends in the bureau remembered
him with flowers on the occasion of the
graduating exercises
Former President Keegan of the IN
ternauonal Steel and Copper Plate Prin-
Iers' Union, is reported to be recovering
from serious attack of pneumonia. His
many friends rejoice at his recovery.
Maxwell Kieso of section two of the
printing division, who has been suffering
with an attack Of rheumatism for about
two months. has sufficiently reco vered C
return to his work in the bureau.
Timothy B. Leblanc, lieutenant of the
watch, is enjoying portion of his an
nuaI leave.
G. Albert Freer, of the misceTlaneou.
! division. has returned from York. Pa.
where he attended the annual convention
OF Foresters as a delegate from Cour
Washington. No. 3 He reports a splen
did trip and also that great progress i.
being made by the order.
Harry F. Sect, of section five of tn,
/ printing division. has returned to tn,
bureau after an illness of three months
1 duration.
/ Thomas J. MacQuade. of the powei
press room, is away from the burea,
for the purpose of nursing badly lace
rated finger.
William T. Wade, of Sc, ton two of tn,
/ printing division. is spending severa
days in New York city and nearb.
points.
! Benjamin F. Harris. Of section two o
the printing division. is on a vacation
for several days.
John H. Glasco, of section two. o
the printing division. has been enjoying
a portion Of his annual leave here 70
/ several days.
Miss NJ. Lenah Dee. of section one o
the printing division. was on leave o
/ absence last week.
! Thomas A Lynch OF section six o
| the printing division. has resigned hi