The Washington times., 1909-04-17

the late EDWARD e. farTell, 10 John NJ.
Bo-0en. of Bos ton. Mass. took place
this morning a6 20 o'clock in the Church
of the Holy Comforter, Fourteenth and
East Capitol streets. the Rev. Andrew
II. Min, assistant pastor Of the church
officiating. in the presence of small
party of relatives and friends. The
church was adorned with palms and
white Easter flowers.
The bride, whose only attendant was
her sister. Miss Margaret NJ. Farrell, as
maid of honor, wore a beautiful gown
OF white liberty satin. made princess
style, and trimmed with touches Of
ducneSSe lace. She wore a large white
chip straw hat trimmed with white will
low plumes and white velvet ribbon
Miss Margaret Farrell wore a gown of
white albatrOss with large white hat
| trimmed with wreath OF vari-coiored
flowers.
Edward n. Farrell. brother of the
bride, was Mr Bowen's best man
An informal reception and breakfast
for the wedding party in the home of
the brides mother followed the cere-
money and later in the day Mr. and
Mrs Bowen left washington for At
lantic City, Mrs. Bowen wearing a trav-
cling suit OF pastel green cloth with
tailored hat of a darker shade of green
| trimmed with green wings
MI and Mrs. Bowen will be at home
at 1l22 3 street northeast during the re-
| mainder OF the special session of Con-
gress, after which they will go TO Bos-
NOtAF tICAA AuNuAS
Representa- dive and Mrs. Weeks were
hosts at dinner party last evening in
compliment 70 the Vice President and
Mrs. Sherman.
Miss Grace Bell entertained a party
at dinner last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Dance At Fort Myer.
people last evening who went over to
| attend the first large ball and supper
| since the return Of the Fifteenth Cav
/ airy from Cuba In February
! Flags. eVergreens and spring flowers
| formed the hall decorations and music
| was furnished by the Fifteenth Cavalry
| Band for the dancers.
Colonel and Mrs. Garard received the
guests, assisted by Mai. and Mrs.
| Charles G. Treat, Major and Mrs. Fred
! erick S. Foltz, and Mai and Mrs.
Francis A. Winter.
Mrs. William T. Davis entertained
number Of young people in her home on
| Fifteenth street last evening in compli-
ment 10 her nieces, Miss Paxton and
| Miss Gould.
| The house was beautifully adorned
with palms and spring blossoms. An ex-
ceilel:t musical program was given. and
buffet supper served during the even
Mrs. Charles L. Hussey. who is spend
| ing several days in New York was the
! guests in UIIose honor 4. dinner was
| given at tne Hotel Wolcott last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs P. V. McGraw have as
| their house guests Postmaster General
RodOlphe Lemieux, of Canada, ard Dr.
John Alton Harris. Of New York
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The German Ambassador and Countess
Won BernstOrf entertained a party in
| formally at breakfast today at the en-
bassy-
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
! Bryce were hosts at dinner last even
| ing, having among their guests Sir
| Charles Gust, Of England; Mr.. MoretOn,
Captain SOwerby, George Young, and
Mr.. Charters, OF the embassy staff.
The French Ambassador and Mime.
Jusserand entertained a party informal
ly at luncheon today.
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Mrs. James Breck Perkins will be
| hostess at an informal tea this after
! noon at O'Clock
| Mrs Sherman, wife of the Vice Presi-
dent viii be at home at the New VIII
| lard Hotel this afternoon at o'clock
| that she may have the opportunity OF
meeting personally the visiting and resi-
4
/ Mrs. Sherman is now a member of the
| organization, and will have with her
Mrs. William Cummings SIory, State
| Regent for New York, who Will make
/ the intrOductions.
| The Vice President win be present
during the afternoon.
| Quantities of palms, Southern snilax
| and spring flowers form the decorations.
Ms. and Mrs. Homer Lind, Of New
| York, who have been touring the West
| ern States, are now in this city, and
| registered at the Grafton
|
The weekly bridge and whist at the
/ Mercantile Club was largely attended
! by the ladies' The prizes were won by
/ Mrs Berwanger and Mrs. FIesher, Of
/ Philadelphia. and the whist prizes were
| won by Mrs. Samuel BenSinger and
| Mrs. Benjamin Held.
Mr.. and Mrs. rutherford LYONS. Of
| Vermont avenue. have returned to their
home, after a stay Of two weeks at At
| lantic City.
! her mother, Mrs Brylasl<i, left this
week for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Simon Trietel and daughter Inez.
! of Woonsocket. r. l., are guests of the
4 formers mbother, Mrs. Woog, 400 7
| street
The Weekly Sewing Circle gave a.
| luncheon and theater party Thursday,
at the National The:ater.
Mir. and Mrs Adolph NJ. FisheI will
| be at home Sunday from 20 10 D. m.
/ at 2614 Connecticut avenue. in honor of
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
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