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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Richard F. Tobin and Mary Mattingly.
Lee D. King of this city and Nettie Gfb.
bons. Leesburg, Va.
w. P. Joyce and Charlotte Hoban.
George A. Emmons, Beaufort, s. c.,
and Mary Hersey Of this city.
James w. Stahl and Elizabeth c. Miller.
Charles A. Stebbins, Hagerstown, Nd.
and Virginia P. Williamson, Richmond.
Andrew Archer and Mary E. Farr.
William l.. Hardin, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Margaret A. Taylor Of this city.
Enrico Sperti and Catherine Gulieri.
Carlton l.. Crymes, Alexandria, Va. and
Katherine g. Swan of this city.
w. d. Williamson and Edna Van Horn
Irving A. Ryan and Hattie NJ Gala
han.
Robert C. Matthews and Fannie V. Car.
ter.
Timothy A. Fitzgerald and Gertrude
NJ. Eslin.
Archie L. Payne, Clifton, Va, and Mary
v. Sunshine. Bayonne.. N. j.
William Blake and Maria A. Bacon
w. Wallace Chiswell and Adelia E. Mel
son.
Harry c. Rippelmeyer and Trava B.
Heiny. both Of Baltimore, Md.
Charles Garner and Mary B. Promise
William T. Beall, Silver Springs. Md,
and Estelle L. Phelps Of this city
Frederick A. Wolff and Mertie A. Miskell
Edward B. Wheeden and Lydia A. Lun-
ney.
John E. Kaldenback, College Park. Nd.
and Matilda H. Klein. Bancroft, Va.
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Births Reported,

Births reported during the past twenty.
four hours:
Frederick w. H. and Mary E. Weishaupt
October IA, 1906. male.
Charles c. and Gertrude Van Allen, Feb
ruary 1, 1907, male.
Thomas E. and Rebecca foyer, January
q, 1907, female.
Joseph M. and Minnie A. Thompson, jan
uary 81, 1907, male.
William H. and Harriet NJ Schwallen-
berg. February 8, 1907. female.
Michael and Maud Slaven, January -,
1907, male.
Guy M. and Katie E. Roby, January %.
1907, male.
John o. and Annie c. Montague, Febru-
airy 3. 1907, female
Henry c. and Catherine E. Meier, Feb
ruary 3, 1907, female.
Walter and Eleanor Mason, February 5,
1907, male.
George j.. 1r.. and Mary Muller, January
Is, 1907, female
Thomas L. and Maggie M. Leatherwood,
February /, 1907, male.
Frank and Maggie Garner, January 20,
1907, male.
Austin and Ida Frazier, January 81, 1907,
female.
Frank P. and Elizabeth Carr, January
n, 1907, females: twins.
John G. and Estella B. Biggs, February
2, 1907, female.
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Deaths in the District

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Louis Davis, 80 years, 317 Broad alley
| southwest.
John Morgan, 50 years, 235 10th street
southeast.
Samuel B. Holabird, 80 years, 1911 P
street northwest.
Mary E. Williamson. So years, Govern
ment Hospital for Insane.
Caroline Burrough, 45 years, zoos Kalo-
| rama avenue
Jane VanFleet, 70 years, 1912 Union street
southwest.
William H. Tavenner, 40 years. 1914 Pros
pect avenue northwest.
Jane Q. Barbarin, 50 years. 1926 street
northwest.
Harry Coleman, 20 years, 124e LIST street
John c. Albrecht. 81 years. s11s M street
northwest.
John F1dell, 70 years. se2e M street north
west.
Thomas Fairfax. 81 years, 1852 Church
street northwest.
Michael P. Foley. 81 years. 1919 9Th street
northwest.
Joseph Petignat, "a years, Bladensburg
road.
Daniel J: Happoldt. 81 years. Government
Hospital for Insane.
Willard F. Freas. 50 years, Brightwood,
Winifred Feeney. 66 years, 1o11 oath street
northwest.
Frances w. Mcpherson, 80 years, Men
dOta flats.
Marcellus Coates, q years, 1910 It'll street
northeast.
Hattie M. Shelton, II years, 1929 street
southeast.
Joseph Hunt, Al years, 1882 Union street
southwest.
James r. Meade, 3 months, 81 street
southwest.
Leon e. Ellsworth, months, 80 L street
northwest.
Blanch Watts, 8 months, 1886 9th street
northwest.
Edgar R. Taylor, months, 1912 K street.
Mildred Frazier, 8 days, rear Of 618 r
street.
Margaret Tenley, 8 days, 1O6 9Th street
southeast.
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DIED.

DIED.
ABBOTT. On February 4. 1907. ANNA ABBOTT
pnn at the Gag age Of eightg,sis years
iIshment ST Pennsylvans avenue soSts sesat
Thursday. afternoon, February T. at O'Clock
BARNES. On Tuesday, February 8, 1907, at 4:4s
ELLR a. BARNES. aged .eventystw u's years..
North Capitol and K streets northeast, Friday
February 8. at o'clock pm. Interment pri
vate. 2
BLAKE. At Ascot, England, February 8, 1907
Mr.: 3: B: BLAKE Of London and formerly Of
(Army and Navy Journal. Philadelphia and Boston
papers please copy)
cALDWELL On Tuesday February 8, 1907. a,
mat at M Nj rssqfPes t5S stree Be-
loved husband Of Elizabeth +. Caldwell.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CARROLL Fell asleep in Jesus on Monday morn
Ing FeOousTy 1897 # her liz
Of Andrew Carroll and beloved mother Of Mary
Harris and Sophia Mack.
precious from has gone,
voice we loved Ia stilled;
place Ia vacant In our home
BY HER ais9 rrEss can AN B
Funeral will take place Thursday. February T. al
pm, from the Third Baptist Church. 9th and
Q streets northwest. Friends and reltives In
CONNER. On Tuesday, February 5, 1907, at hel
residence, Sycamore avenue, Takoma Park
Md, MARY A, beloved wife of George w
Conner, aged seventy years.
Funeral from her late residence Friday morning
February 8, ut IL o'clock. Interment private.s
CROWLEY. Suddenly, on Tuesday, February 8
1907, at 5:25 Pm, WILLIAM B., beloved hus
band of Josephine S. Crowley.
Funeral from ST. Matthew'S Church Friday. Feb
ruary 8, at O'Clock. Friends and relatives In
vited Interment at st. MaIy's cemetery.
DAVIS. On Wednesday, February g. 1907 at hel
residence, 1853 Wisconsin avenue. REBECCA
p, beloved wife of the late Thos. A. Davis
formerly OF .Woodville, Md, in the seventy
second year of her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DE HART. On Tuesday, February 5, 1907, at 9:8(
an, ELIZA F.. beloved wife Of W. Edward
Funeral at New Brunswick. N. j.. Friday. Febru
airy 8.
ENGLEH ARDT. On Wednesday morning. February
g. 1907, at Sibley Hospital, MARGARET EN-
GLEHARDT, widow Of the late Andrew Engle
hardt aged si.ty,I, nss y year,
EREAs. On Tuesday, February s, 1907, at Bright.
wood. d. c.. WILLARD F. Treas. aged hfty
Funeral e' Thursday from Geyer's undertaking es
tablishment.
GARDINER On Tuesday. February 5. 1907, at ga
pm. at his home. Hughesyflle. Nd. Dr.
JOHN DE B. WALBACH GARDINER U.S-A.
retired, beloved husband Of Emily Carict
Gardner: ssss si TS Hs.r:; Rr....-n
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Mrs. J. B. Wilson and Miss Wilson viii
not be at home tomorrow. but viii re-
ceive remaining Thursdays in February.
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Mrs. Giles G. C. Simms and the Misses
Simms will be at home tomorrow, assisted
by Mrs. w. F. Mattingly and their guest,
Miss Mary McCabe, OF Leesburg, Va.
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Mrs. George 8. Cooper and Mrs. Albert
Rust win be at home tomorrow at 1907 r
street northwest .,..t -
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Mrs. Mortimer H. Acheson will be at home
Thursday. February Z. for the last time
this season.
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Mrs. Charles H. Fishbaugh and Mrs Paul
Whitney Fishbaugh will be at home at 1701
Q street for the last time tomorrow.
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ana her guests. the Misses Courbourns of
Baltimore, viii be with her.

Mrs. George B. Loring. widow of the
former head Of the Department Of Agri-
culture and United States minister to Lis
bon. is at the Grafton, making a short
visit to Washington before sailing for
Italy and the Riviera
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MARRIED.

BAUM-McNELLY. In New York city, on Sep
TENDER IL, 1906, HARRY WILLIAM BAUN
and EMILY IRENE McNELLY.
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Mrs. Chas. Hanback, Of the Brunswick
will receive Fridays during February aftel
3 o'clock.
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Miss Bessie Wallace left Sunday for q
two weeks visit with Miss Colohan, daugh
ter OF Postmaster Colohan Of Martinsburs
w. Va.
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because Of her early departure to the edi-
terranean she has been unable to peturn
any calls this year.
Mr.. John Paul Jones IL quite seplously Ill
with grip at the Richmond.
Mrs. Harper Of 1915 10th street will be at
home informally on Monday, February II,
after o'clock.
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Z Mrs. Dryden will not be at home tomor.
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Mrs. Allison Nailor Of 10Th street and
Rhode Island avenue will not be at home
Thursday, February Z.
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Mrs. WEIGH Of Richmond, Va, is
spending the winter in Washington with
her mother, Mrs. C. Darlington McPhail, at
the Bancroft. aesa
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Miss Nell Rust Smith and Mr.. Wentworth
Margaret's Church by the rector, DR.. Her
bert Scott Smith. Mr.. Christopher D. Pierce
of the United States Naval Academy Lieut.
Robert 7. Howell. Lieut.. Henry H. Roberts,
DR.. Thomas L. Rust, DR.. J. M. Williams of
Warsaw. N. c., and Mr.. George F. RYAN
were the ushers. Mr.. Thomas B. Pierce of
Durham, N: c.. was best man for his
brother. and Mrs. L. W. Manning was ma
tron of honor. The bride. who was escorted
by her uncle, Mr.. H. L. Rust, was daintily
dressed in white marquisette and duchess
lace. A wreath of orange blossoms crown
ed her tulle veil and she carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies Of the val
ley. The matron of honor wore pink crepe
de chine and carried pink roses The
brides going-away costume was of brown
broadcloth with toque and f,rs The
couple will live at Warsaw, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bradley Davidson, 1904
street, have moved into their new home,
and Mrs. Davidson will be at home to her
friends February and IA.
Mrs. Augustus p Creushaw Will be at
home Tuesday, February IL, from to 6,
at 1915 10Th street. -
Miss Eleanor Granger gave tea yester-
day, when her mother, Mrs John T. Gran
ger, presided at the refreshment table and
Miss Winifred Davis. Miss Woodward, Miss
Mccartney and Miss briggs assisted in en-
pertaining the large company, which was
made up entirely OF young people.
Mrs. Dubois, wife of the senator from
Idaho, will receive tomorrow from o'clock
to 6 o'clock for the last time this season.
Mrs George B. johnson, 1918 10Th street,
formerly of lit 10th street, will be at
home tomorrow to g. -. A*'t"
Mrs. Allison Nailor Of 10Th street and
Rhode Island avenue will not be at home
Thursday, February Z.
Mrs. Welch Of Richmond. Va, Is
spending the winter in Washington with
her mother, Mrs. C. Darlington McPhail, al
the Bancroft. ae1a
MS saa. Imam r., pu. .on fe VII pc -.
daughter. Mrs. Miller. ana Mrs. Bentley
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Mrs. William Burton Green VIII be at
home Friday. February 8. from 8 to Z. Her
daughter. Mrs. Miller. and Mrs.. Bentley
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100 pieces superior grade English
Long Cloth, SO inches wide, for Women's
and and e c ilaI MS. Wv. wear II; 81 RM
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Gen. Arson Mills. who is also entertain
ing at dinner tonight had as guests last
night Mr.. Justice Harlan, Senator Henry A.
Du Pont Gen. Charles H. Grosvenor, Capt.
M. j. Lehman. Mr.. Hilary A. Herbert, Gen.
Arthur Murray. Gen. Thomas H. Barry.
Gen. Edwin A. Coates. Col. George H. Bray
ton. Mr.. Archibald Hopkins. Col e. A.
Koerper, Capt. johnson Hagood. Cant.
Frank r. Mccoy, Col Thaddeus w. Jones,
Capt. Carl A. Martin. Mr.. Frank w. Mon
dell and Mr.. James Baird.
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Tomorrow will be Mrs. John A. Logan's
last day at home this season.
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The Misses May c. and Frances A. Hill.
who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Mary A. Barr Of Capitol Hill, have re-
turned to Philadelphia,
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Rev. Williams r. Turner and Mrs. Turner
leave today for tour In Egypt and the
Holy Land. On account of Mrs. Turner'S
long visit with her family in Pittsburg and
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Is pieces fine quality White Figur
children's Blouse suits; lZhC
8 styles. Special, yard. IT,
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A surprise party was given Monday even
ing at the residence Of Mr.. Charles Reeder,
1855 18th street northwest. After musical
selections the party was served with re-
freshments.
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The Misses Shaw, daughters of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, gave very pretty
luncheon today at the Arlington, when their
guests were the Misses Conrad, the Misses
Shonts. Miss Perkins, Miss Fleming. Miss
Sherman, Miss Earlougher Miss Nugent.
Miss Archibald, Miss Hastings and Miss
Perie Anderson. The table was decorated
with pink roses.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

The surprise Of the week came with
the announcement of the engagement.
OF Miss Elizabeth Shaw oliver, daugI-
ter OF the Assistant Secretary Of War
and Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver, TO Frar-
els h Stevens, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander II. Stevens, OF New Yor6
and Lawrence. I. ].
Miss Oliver has been spending the
summer In Canada, where She gathered
material for more stories of Canadian
life, similar tC the clever little series
she has already written
Both Miss Oliver and her sister, Miss
Marion Oliver, arc great social favOritcs
in Washington, and especially at the
White House They very frequently
accompany the White House party on
horseback rides through Rock Creek
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Rear Admiral Thomas o. Seifridge, Z.
s. n, retired. was married last Tues
day ia Boston to Miss Gertrude Wilds,
OF Jamestown. r. l.. at the Hotel Abb
bOttsfOrd. the Rev Edward Fits.
former rector OF St Stephens Church,
officiating. only a small family party
being present
Mrs selfridge is wealthy, owning five
valuable estates at jamestown and
Newport. She IS sixty-nve years old.
while Admiral SelfTidge is seVenty-tWO.
The couple Will reside in Admiral Self
ridges Washington home Admiral Self
ridge retired IN February, 1895
Mrs. Selfridge has lived much OF late
in Newport and Norfolk, Va Lately
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Park, and one of the Misses Oliver Is
almost Invariably one of the party
when Mrs. Roosevelt entertains at the
thedtCr.
Air. Stevens arrived in washington
yesterday 20 remain for the weekend
Tuesday Miss oliver Will leave Wash
InEtUn for the GeneseO Valley. where She
VIII be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
James 5. WadswOrth at Big Tree farm
fNT the nutting season. She will also
visit her brCther-in-iaW and sister Mr.
ana Mrs Joseph ChOate IN New York
before returning TO Washington early
IN December. No Gate has yet been
set for the wedding.
Mr.. Stevens is a graduate Of Yale,
1897, ard a brother Of MTs. Adolf
LadeubuTE.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
ID SOCIETY NEWS NOTES. AND GOSSIP OF THE PAST WEEK

Stlllwell. Richard J. Herman. Chauncey
S. Fenton. Harry S. Berry, and De witt
&. Jones, u. S. 4. A large reception
win follow the ceremony at the home Of
the bride IN Wayne.
Col. Edward II Cunningham an
nounces the engs cement of his daugk-
Ter, NarCisca Haywood, TO First Lieut..
James Harty Bryson, Third Regiment,
Field Artillery, stationed at Fort Sam
Houston, Tex. The wedding viii take
place November IA and win be a very
quiet affair owing to the death of the
brides mother.
= A very unusual wedding was that Of
Miss Selma Emily Merit, the daughter
Of Capt ard Mrs. Albert AfertZ, L. s.
n. and Lieut.. BurreH Clinton Allen, T..
S. n, which took place at Fort Norfolk,
Va, October p The ceremony was sol
emnized in a large tent on the lawn.
The decorations were especially attrac-
tive, the walls and Coillng of the tent
being draped with signal flags The
aisle was formed by six-inch shells filed
with welloW chrysanthemums and con-
nected with festoons of cedar. At the
end of the aisle a huge bell of cedar
was suspended from an arch covered
with goldenrod. Behind this was an
embanlunent OF palms, conceaing the
musicians. The effect Of chancel was
obtained by connecting six shells with a
curtain OF shaded autuEln leaves. The
bride wore a handsome gown OF Chinese
embroidered crepe and carried q shower
bouquet OF lilies of the valley, her tulle
veil being caught by a spray Of the
same flower Miss Elizabeth Welling-
ton. of Bronxville, n. Y, was the maid
Of honor and was effectively gowned in
yellow chiffon. She carried yellow
chTysanthemUms The bridesmaids were
Miss Grace 3. Allen. OF Kansas City.
No; Miss Katharine Pierce, Of Sharpes-
vile. Pa; Miss Lucille Martin. OF Blue
Ridge Summit. Va. and Miss Katherine
Neygbiu and Cornelia McBlair, of Nor
folk, Va. They were daintily attired
in white and carried large bouquets Of
chrysanthemums Passed Assistant
Paymaster Neal B. Farwell. U. S. N.
was the best man. The groOmsmen. all
Of whom were IN uniform. evening full
dress. were Lieut. Alfred Howe. L. S.
N: Capt Richard williams. L. S. II
C; Assistant Naval Constructor
George Hammer, U. S N: Assistant
Paymaster Walter Sharp, U. S. N, and
Assistant Surgeon J. P. Haynes. Z. S.
y. The Rev. Nathaniel Thomas, OF the
Church OF the Holy Apostles, Philadel-
phia, officiated. After the ceremony the
tent vas cleared for dancing L4euten-
ant and Mrs. Allen viii make their home
at Annapolis. Md, where the bride
groom is stationed
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

mourning and will not be seen in so
ciety at all this winter. Mrs. Hannay
lost her only child, a little girl, only a
few months ago, and Mrs. knight lost
q little son a few weeks ago. For this
reason Miss Alice Margaret knight,
who was To have been presented 10
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Mrs. knight. wife Of Major Knight
United States Army. Mrs. Hannay has
not been in Washington since she left
here as a BRIDE to sail for the Philip
pines and Will be gladly welcomed back
bv her very large circle of friends. Mrs
Hannay and her sister are both in
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

home in the suburbs, and the other
was Mrs. DahIs.
Mrs. Cleveland arrived in Washington
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock and
drove from the station direct to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. After
a short stay, she left to visit Colonel
and Mrs Craig at their I street resi-
dence, where she remained over night
Thursday morning Mrs. Craig and Mrs.
Cleveland drove out to the old Green
homestead on the WOOdley road and
Mrs. Cleveland remained for a long talk
with Miss Green. From there she went
direct 10 Mrs. Dahls on Q street, be
fore attending the funeral and left the
city by the 4 o'clock train for the north
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Mrs. Hannay, wife of Capt. John R.
R. Hanray, United States Army. and
daughter of Lieut.. Gen. 5. b. NJ. Young,
former chief Of staff, United States
Army. retired, will come t., Washington
this week TO be the guest Of her sister,
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs Howard S. Reeside Will
move into their new house, in Nine
teenth street, on Monday 1t is locat-
ed almost directly opposite the house
they are at present occupying, and
viii be the scene of much entertaining
during the winter. Since their return
from Maine fortnight ago, Mr. and
Mrs. Reeside have been much occupied
with finishing the details OF their fu-
ture home. which is one of the large
and handsome houses recently added 10
the city residences.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

MIR. and Mrs. Robert Wells, formerly
Miss Bevaus, whose wedding was one Of
the fashionable events o. the early aE-
tumn, have returned from thttr wedding
trip. The couple enjoyed an extended
Western trip, visiting Chicago, Kansas
City, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake. and
other cities While at Salt Lake, Mr.
Wells, who is of counsel for A1Ts. Brad
ley. who is soon to be tried cor the al
legged murder of former Senator Brown.
conferred with Judge Orlando w. Pow
ers, associate counsel in the murder
case.
While at Couingsvi1ie, Okla, Mr.. and
Mrs Wells attended the last Indian pow
WOW TO be given before Oklahoma il
admitted as a State. About l.200 In
dians participated ia the event While
there Mr.. Wells bought from Geronimo.
tho noted Apache chief. a war bonnet
paying 500 for 1t. The bonnet will
form an interesting feature Of his col
lection Of relics.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27
acknowledgements

| Miss Sydney A. Stevens, daughter Of
Mrs. Sidney A. Stevens. whose marriage
to Harry Stoddard Will:stOn. OF North
ampton. Mass. will take place Wednes-
day, October 30. will have her niece.
Miss Helen Wslcott. as her maid Of
honor.
The Rev Dr. Eccleston, Of Baltimore,
viii solemnize the ceremony, which will
take place in the home Of the brother-in-
law and sister of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles D. Walcott, 174s Twenty
second street
The best man and ushers VIII be
friends Of Mr. Wilhston from Massachu-
setts. S. S. Breese Stevens will escort
mis- sister into the drawing room and her
elder brother, Holmes Stevens, will give
her in marriage
Stewart WalcOtt, nephew Of the bride,
and Newell Garfield. the little son Of
the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
Garfield. VIII be the ribbon bearers and
will form an aisle Of white ribbons
! through the room for the bridal process
sion.
The music for the occasion viii be ar
ranged by Robert Stearns.
The ceremony will take place at
o'clock and will be followed By a re-
ception at 4:30.
Mrs Garfield, wife Of the Secretary OF
the Interior and Mrs. Huntington VIII
son, wife OF the Third Assistant Secre-
| tary Of State, will assist the bridal party
in receiving.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

NIr. and Mrs. Charles c. Adams, of
Los Angeles, Cal, formerly residents OF
Washington. are visiting Mr.. Adams
sister, Mrs. Frank II. PelOuze, at the
Columbia, 14O5 Girard street. At home
Monday afternoons, October 28 and
November t.
The Washington times., 1907-10-27

she has been living IN an apartment IN
the Hotel Ludlow IN Boston with her
companion, Miss Farrell.
Admiral Selfridge Is a chevaIie- Of
the Legion OF Honor Of France. recip-
lent OF the gold cornatiOn OF the Car
of Russia, and member Of the ROYAL
Geographical Society OF Belgium. He
Was first married in August, 1885. 10
Miss Ellen Shepley, daughter Of Circuit
Judge G. r. Shepley. OF Portland. Ne.
Since his retirement Admiral Self
ridge has made his home in Washing
ton, at 1857. Kalorama avenue north
vest.
announcement cards have been re-
ceiyed here Of the marriage OF Miss
Newell Helen Gragg to Arthur Ames
Fisher, Of Washington. which was
quietly solemrized Thursday evening,
October 3, at the home Of Mrs. Byron
McClelland. South Broadway, Lexiug-
ton. Ky. Rev Mark Coils, Of Broad
way Christian Church. vas the ofTi-
ciating minister. and only Mrs. Nc
Clelland's family. the brides brother.
Emmett Gragg. and a few Of her most
intimate friends were preseat.
The handsome home was decorated
with flowers and plants. and the de-
tails Of the wedding were tasteful and
artistic, in honor Of the bTidc. who is
a bright and beautiful girl. She we've
gown Of white MULE with elaborate
trimming Of lace. and carr:@I bou-
cuet of roses and lilies Of Jhe valley
After the ceremony the bTlt7i rUuple
left for a short trip. They viii return
10 Lexington Saturday night. and viii
BE- guests OF Mrs. McClel,aad UniH
Tuesday, when they will leave for
Washington, where they VIII reside.
The brides travelling gown was OF
Elue cloth. She has been making her
home Ia Lexington for a number Of
years. having been a meDibCr OF the
faculty Of Miss Ella Williams School.
1TT. and Mrs. Frederick Castle Me6-
cham, of New York. announced last
week the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Ethel Meacham. and James CiaT-
ence Smyth, OF Richmond. Va.
Miss MeachEm Is to be married in the
New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Brooklyn. Thursday evening.
December u, and z large reception will
follow at the home OF her parents.
The best man will be Thomas Albert
Smyth. brother Of the bridegroom. Fred
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