The Washington times., 1909-06-15

OF the bride. ~ J. Conlyn. H Holland
Hawkins, ard Morvei P, Chapman. a
Mr.. Justice and his bride win leave
Washington Immediately after the eere-
mony t the church
Mrs. George E. RUM. accompanied
oy her daughters, Miss Catherine Ruhl
Sroo.siyn. y y, 70 be the guest OF her
Mrs. I. 9 SWEET and Mrs. NJ. c.
oNetl. OF thsa RocAambeau, left Wash
I IIa59o INTO today for Maine. where they
Mrs Hoes win leave washington
shortly Tor Norfolk. where she viii
Join she Rev. Roswell Randall Hoes.
VINO Is stationed there. Mrs. Hoes viii
mer-
Mrs John Paul Jones and Miss Ruth
Jones viii leave WASHINGTON Thnrs-
day for Exeter. y. IT. where thew u.iiI
attend the graduation exercises of fbs
Philiips Exeter School. Of which Mrs.
Jones sem John Paul Jones, win be a
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas B. Hutchinson
nave closed their apartment in fhs
Highlands and have gone abroad for the
summer.
Thirty-two members of Columbia.
Commandery of the Military Order Of
the Loyal Legion of the United states
gathered around the banquet board At
Rauscher's last night to pay tribute To
Brig. Gen. AnsLn Mills. q. S. A. Cen
eral Mills Is thu most recent Of the past
commanders, haging gone out OF Of
fee on May s.
The arrangements we're in charge Of
Mai. William P. Huxford, who. al the
last election OF tae organization. was
elected recorder for the twenty-second
consecutive time.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Mclean. Z. s.
n, and their daughter Miss Elsie
Mclean, who went over 20 New York
last week for the wedding of Miss
Rebekah Mclean. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Mclean. TO Lieut.. John deB,
W. Gardiner. u. s. A. on Saturday. re-
turned TO their home at the Navy Yard
yesterday
Commander and MIS-. Richard T. MuI-
ligan have closed their NJ street resi-
dence and have gune to Northeast
Harbor. Me-, for tie season.
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Mr.. and MIS- %1omas NJ Chatard
are closing Their have on Rhode Island
June % for this Girginia White Sulphur
Springs. where tSSy have a cottage
The German ambassador. Count ].
II. Won Bernstorff, left Washington to-
day for Massachusetts. where he will
make a short visit.
PulIiam-DcuneIly.
a pretty wedding took placs this
at 3 O'Clock in st. Patricks
Church, when Miss Helen E B. Pull
liam, daughter Of Mrs. Pearl E. Hood.
became the bride Of Sohn a. Dennells,
The Rev. Thc1as E. McGuigan per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
Of large gathering Of relatives and
friends.
Miss PuIIian. psso was unattended.
wore a dainty brd.a gown Of white net
over silk, with a lsEge white hat trim
ned with white sXiioW pfumes, and
carried q shower bouquet of Bride roses
John Filgate and James F1lgate were
he usheTs, and led the bridal party TO
The altar.
Immediately after the ceremony. d
wedding breakfast for the bridal party.
relatives ard q few intimate friends
was served in the home of the brides
mother.
Later in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Donnelly left Washington for PhiIadel-
phia and a Northern bridal trip. They
VIII return 10 Washington in about a
month. and make their home with tie
brides mother. Mrs. Donneliy wore for
travelling a modish tailored suit OF blue
cloth with hat Of the same shade.
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The marriage OF Miss Minnie B. Cur
It's to Frederick o. Woodsome, of North
BrookfeId. Mass. viii take place to-
morrow evening at o'clock IN the
First Congregational Church, the pas
Tor, the Rev. Dr. S H Woodrow, on
riating-
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Katz. and Mr.. and
drs H PanItz, Of Baltimore, are visit
ng relatives IN town for 3 few days.
Mrs. Harry Greenbaum. of Baltimore.
s the guest OF relatives here.
Miss Helen Kaufman. OF Baltimore.
Who has been visiting Miss II. Jacohy,
eturned TO her home yesterday.
Miss Juanita Kaufman. of Rhode Isl
nd avenue, has gone TO New York TO
isit relatives
Miss Ida Baum. who has been visit
ng in Newark. n. J., returned to her
iome Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cohen. Of New FORK.
re the guests of Mrs. Julius Seiinger.
Henry Lesser and Miss Lesser. of Gin
lnnati, who are the guests Of Mrs. G.
<arger Of Eighteenth street. will leave
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