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at the piano. The usual social hou
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closed the meeting
Miss Carol Newberry. who sailed last
week for Europe, accompanying her par
ents. the former Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Newberry. will return June !
and assist at the wedding Of Miss Lor-
raine Stroh and Mr.. Ernest Baker in De-
troit.
Mrs. Herwig and Miss Hildegarde Her
wig of this city are guests of Mrs. An
drew Browne in York street, Norfolk.
Mrs. Galen L. TAFT of this city: who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. John Will
kins, in Detroit, was greatly entertained
for several weeks.
Miss Roemer Clarke of the Northamp-
ton will give a tea Tuesday, April Ii, for
Miss McAlister of South Carolina.
Lieut.. Nathaniel Kimball OF the 18th
Cavalry. U.S.A.. and his bride, who was
Miss Edith Griffith, daughter or Mr.. John
Griffith Of Chattanooga. Tenn.' VINO were
married recently, are going to the Philip
pines.
One of the Easter events in Atlanta is
to be a.tissue paper ball. with any kind OF
costume in which paper can be used.
Great possibilities are In nina ana Deau-
tiful ball is expected.
Can't. G. T. Scott and Mrs. Scott of Fort
Wadsworth, Staten Island. n. T.. and
their children are spending the Easter sea
son with their parents. Senator ana Mrs.
Scott, at the New Willard.
At the marriage of Mrs. Anselina Gum
OF Austin and Capt. Selden NJ. French OF
Denver recently in Chicago at the resi-
dence of Mai ands Mrs. w. F. drummer
the Rev William e. Barton. pastor OF
the First Congregational Church, onicl-
ated. The wedding was military aiIair:
1.-The Star Spangled Banner" was played
by Mrs c. NJ Morton as the wedding
march, and the house was decorated IN
American flags. Gen. j. III. StiDbs, VINO
was colonel Of the grOom's regiment IN
1861, gave the bride away. Mrs: w. r:
Crummer attended her as matron OF
honor and Maj. drummer served as best
man. The other attendants were Maj and
Mrs T. L. Prescott. The singing OF
America" at the conclusion OF the cere-
mony was a pretty feature OF the wed
ding Capt. and Mrs. French Will locate
in Pittsburg Landing, where Capt. Fench
has beer appointed assistant superintend-
ent of the national park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Butler annaunced last
week the engagement; OF their daughter
Miss Francesca Steele Butler, to Mr.. Her
man Marcus, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Elder Marcus of New York. Miss Butler
is now visiting her brother-in-laW ana
sister, Capt and Mrs. Dan Tyler Moore.
at Hanover, Germany, and 1t Is probable
that the marriage will take place in En-
rope. Both Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Chap1n
Marcus, the latter formerly Miss Gladys
Butler. twin sister OF the bride-eiect,
were married in Switzerland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler are now at Hot Springs, Ark,
but are expected here before going abroad
to join their daughters.
A dinner was given recently in Detroit
for Miss Edna Julienne Guindon to an
nounce her engagement to Mr.. Hugo
George Bishop. The decorations were In
pink and white, carnations and roses
carrying out the color scheme. At each
bearing five candles. each one shaded in
pink. In the center of the table was
large cake made heart-shADed, iced in
pink and covered with. roses. When the
guests were seated at the table it was
seen that from each plate ribbon led
to the cake and was fastened to rose.
At given signal from the hostess each
one pulled ribbon and as the roses fell
away the dainty cake was disclosed. The
date of the wedding has been set for
May 8.
Mrs. J. D. Champlice of Portland, Ore,
has announced the engagement Of her
daughter. Miss Ethel Chatham Towers. to
Ensign Herndon Browning Kelly Of I4eb-
anon, KY. The wedding will take place
at Hongkong the latter part of the
month
Miss Towers. accompanied by her
mother, sailed Thursday from San Fran
cisco for Hongkong. where they will be
met by Ensign Kelly, who is attached to
one of the battleships in the Philippines.