Evening star., 1909-06-09
GUM on the 10Th, and will spend {
month or two in his own country.

After a taste of Virginia hospitality.
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Otway Byrd
at their plantation on the James river,
Miss Marion Oliver and her guest, Miss
Josephine Durand, returned yesterday
to the home of the assistant secretary
of war and Mrs. Oliver. Miss Durand
will leave today for Ridgefield. Conn, to
visit Mrs. James Krafts for a week or
two, and will then go on to Lenox.
Mass. where Miss Oliver will join her
for a series of visits. Miss Durand will
return to England in July.
MFR. and Mrs. William Slater are at Tux
edo Park until July II, when they will go
abroad for the rest of the summer
Miss Elizabeth Lewis Worthington. at
her marriage tomorrow night to Mr.. An
gus Mcdonald Crawford of San Antonio
Tex. will be attended by Miss Alice
Laurie Crawford of Alexandria. Va, maid
of honor, and Miss Frances Peyton Page
of Winchester, Va; Miss Beatrice Craw-
fArd of Alexandra. Va. and Miss Ger
trude Campbell Fry and Miss Mamie
8. McClelland, both of this city, as brides
maids. Mr.. Charles B. Crawford of
Alexandria. Va. will be best man. and
Messrs. Oscar De Wolfe Randolph of
Chicago Mr.. Thomas h Nelson of Mary
land Mr.. Charles R. Hooff. Mr.. Philip
Dawson and Mr.. Daniel B. Conrad. all of
Virginia. and Mr.. George Y. Worthington.
jr., and Mr.. William c. Worthngton will
be ushers. The rector of Christ Church.
Georgetown. Rev. James H. w. Blake.
assisted by Rev. Angus Crawford. dean of
the Theological Seminary at Alexandria,
will be the officiating clergymen. The
ceremony is at o'clock. at Christ Church.
Mr. Crawford entertained his best man
and ushers at dinner last night, while the
bride-elect and her attendants were being
similarly feasted at the Dumbarton Club
Miss Frances Edwards NARROW. daugh-
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Grandson NARROW of Washington and
Leesburg. was married to Mr.. Edward
Franklin Concklin of Washington in ST.
James Episcopal Church, Leesburg, las'
night by Rev. William Hullihen Burk-
hardt. The bride was escorted by her
uncle. Mr. Samuel E. Fox. and was
gowned in an imported mulberry suit.
made on directoire lines. and carried
bride roses. Her maid of honor was Miss
Myra English of Leesburg. The ushers
were Mr.. Herbert c. Lightfoot Of Wash
ington: Mr.. Howard Elton Cole. Judge
Richard H. Tebbs and DR.. John A. Glib
son. Mr. Frederick d. Owen Of Washing
ton was best man. Following the cere-
mony, Mr.. and Mrs Concklin left for a; a
bridal trip to northern cities. They will
reside in Washington. where Mr.. Conck-
lin is chief clerk of the division of public
buildings and grounds.
Mrs. John S. Drury and son. Mr.. Walter
c. Drury. are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Louis
T. Cassidy. the latter formerly Miss Vir-
einia Drury, at their home in Norwich,
Conn.
Mrs. Rosalie H. Bocock left last night
for the northwest, where her sons are
located. She will be some time in Sc
attic, Wash. and will later go to Port
land, Ore.
Rev. and Mrs. Luther Hess Waring
will be at home from to 10 o'clock this
evening, at the Shannon. in celebration
Of the twelfth anniversary of their mar
riage.
Miss Anna Swenson, who expects to
spend the next three months in Europe,
will sail from New York with a party of
friends Saturday. June II, 1909. The
greater part Of her time will be spent
in Sweden.
The engagement is announced in Cleve-
land. Ohio. Of Miss Marjorie McMonigal.
daughter Of Mr.. H. c. McMonigal and
granddaughter of Mrs. Katharine Nc
Monigal of $40 Massachusetts avenue
northwest, to Mr.. Emmett G. Doran of
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