The Washington times., 1909-08-19
MISS JOYCE BECOMES BRIDE
OF JACKSON ELLIOTT
IN PHILADELPHIA.

Miss Daisy Isabel Joyce, daughter OF
Mrs. Alice Russell Joyce, of sos East
Capitol street, was married to Jackson
S. Elliott at o'clock yesterday after
noon, in Philadelphia. The ceremony.
which was attended by only a few reIa-
tives, was performed BY the Rev. DR..
Cavanaugh. chancellor Of the cathedral.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott came to Washington,
where they have taken an apartment In
the Granada. 1883 T street.
Mrs. Elliott is one Of the cleverest
and best known newspaper women in
Washington, and her marriage TO Mr..
Elliott. who Is a member of the Asso-
ctated Press STAFF, comes as a surprise
to their large circle of friends. Last
week Mrs Elliott went TO Atlantic City,
where she was joined Monday by her
sister, Miss Alice joyce. Yesterday af-
ternoon they went to Philadelphia,
where they Joined Mrs. Joyce and Mr..
Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott came to WASH
ington after the ceremony, and Mrs.
Joyce and Miss Alice Joyce went to
New York for a short stay, and viii
return by water.
The engagement Of Miss Joyce and
Mr.. Elliott was never formally an
nounced. yet it was an understood fact
that the wedding would some time
take place. They have been friends
for years. having met at the time they
were both members of the Washington
| Times STAFF. Although Mr. and Mrs
Elliott have been making plans for this
event for the last two months, and
had their apartment entirely ready,
their friends were not let into the Sc
cret
Until several months ago Mrs FL
lott was a member Of the staff Of this
paper, coming on about ten years ago.
when the paper was in its infancy. She
was lust recovering from an Illness at
the time. caused by overstudy and prac-
tice. at the time Of her graduation IN
music. She entered into newspaper
work temporarily as a recreation, but
he success and interest grew so rap
idly that she decided to continue.
Mr. Elliott formerly OF Iowa. was
| also a member of The Times stan for
a number of years, but he now covers
the Senate for the Associated Press.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hooper, Of Wash
| ington. are spending some time at the
Royal Muskoka Hotel, Muskoka Lakes,
Canada.
Mrs. Jennie p Andrews. who makes
her home IN Washington with her
brother-in-law. and sister, Senator and
Mrs. julius c. Burrows of Michigan.
has gone to Canada and Seattle, Wash,
for visit She was accompanied by
Miss Mary c. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur " Dunn viii
close. their residence on Massachusetts
avenue tomorrow and leave for Man
chester TO spend the remainder Of the
season.
Admiral and Mrs IngersolI have
closed their apartment in the High
lands and left Washington today for
LapOrte, Ind, TO spend several weeks.
Boston by Sea.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Smith. Mr..
and 3Irs. Chares W. Smith. anu Mr.. and
Mrs. William NJ Escavaille have gone
10 Boston by sea They will visit In
Portland, and will spend some time in
the White mountains and on the Great
Lake before returning 70 Washington.
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w. H. II. Gould, accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Josephine Gould. has
returned to Washington from Juniper
Point. Salem. Mass. where they spent
the last two months.
Miss Matte II. Gould left washington
today for Massachusetts, where she will
join her mother. who has been spending
the summer at Juniper Point They will
return 10 Washington about the middle
Of September,
The Rev William l. Lynn, pastor Of
GorsuCh NJ. z. Church. and Mrs. Lynn
have returned to Washington from a
visit to relatives in Stafford county,
Va. DR.. Lynn left this morning for i
short stay at SolOmons island, Nd.
Ernest II, Pullman has returned to
Washington from a water trip to Baltl-
more and Annapolis.
Returns From Abroad
DR.. S. F. Emmons, who has been
abroad for some time having attended
the 500th anniversary Of the University
of Leipzig as a delegate of the National
Academy Of Design at Washington. ar
rived yesterday in New York from
/ Southampton.
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Miss Juanita Miller, daughter Of
joaquin Miller, the poet of the Sier-
RIOTING STRIKERS