The Washington times., 1909-10-24

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Der 8, at The Mt. Pleasant Congregation
After Northern wedding trip. Mr.
| Oyster viii take nis bride to their fu-
where he has been connected with the
| Customs Service for the Government for
seven years.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stevens Norton
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Diana Ireland Norton,
| to Capt Clarence Northrup-Jones. U. S.
| A, of the Third Field Artillery.
Miss Norton is well known in New
| York and the South. particularly in
| army and navy circles. and her engage
ment is OF interest to a wide circle Of
friends She is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, and comes of an
I old Southern family Her grandfather
Col J.. N. Norton, was a famous pioneer
/ In the iron industry of West Virginia.
Captain Northrup- Jones, the bride
groom-elect, after service in Cuba and
the Philippines, has been stationed at
/ Fort Myer for the last two years.
The wedding VIII be an important
event OF the spring season.
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Miss Katherine Britton the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Britton, entertained company Of young
people 9t dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club last evening in honor of Russell
| Lord, Of Chicago, who Is the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Britton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britton chaperoned the
dancing.
The guests were Miss Katherine Ieecb
Miss Constance Hoyt, Miss Dorothy
Williams. Miss Esther Denny Miss
sadie Murray, Mss Evelyn Chew, VIII
liam IAN, FINLEY F:anl1lln Ellis, William
Faust, and Brewster Reamey.
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Hinrichs-Claytor Announcement.
, Alexander Randall Clayton, of West
River, Nd, announces the engage
ment Of his daughter, Elizabeth Cow
man, to Frank Stanley Hinrichs. of
WASHINGTON. The wedding will take
place Wednesday. November 3. and no
invitations will be issued owing to the
recent death OF the bridegroom's broth
er. William Hinrichs.
Commander L. L. Reamey, L. S. N.
Mrs. Reamey, and Brewster Reamev
| have returned to their home, 1746 n
street. for the winter
Miss Robyn Young, the debutante
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Young,
VIII be presented at a tea at the home
of her parents on P street, Friday
afternoon, December II. Miss Young
School.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. sigsbee have
given up their residence in MintwoOd
place and have taken an apartment in
the Wyoming
At the lcelandic concert, given in
honor Of the King and Queen of Dem
mark, the American minister and mis-
daughter and the German minister and
the Countess Henckel-Donnersmark oc-
box. The Queen Of England insisted
on the repetition of Mr.. Egan's song,
Like Lilac" sung by the young
tenor Johnson. and set to exquisite
lyrical melody by Sveinbj OrnssOn, the |
fashionable Icelandic composer. The
success of Johnson was so great that !
he has been engaged to sing the lyric |
in the provinces.
Mrs. E. A. Haines win have as guests
I this week her son, Mahlon n. Haines,
of York, Pa. and his bride. formerly
Miss June Brown Irwin, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Caldwell Irwin, OF
/ AllenwOOd, Pa, a direct descendant of
the founder of BucRnell University.
An informal reception will be given
/ in their honor Tuesday evening by the
/ groOm's mother at her home, 500 Seward
! square southeast, at which she Will be
| pleased to see their. friends.
Visits Mothers Home.
] MI ana MIS- LOUIS GAbCAAlSohNA6 3 VI
New York. are the guests Of the latter
mother. Mrs. Charles Kaufman, OF
Eighteenth street, for few days, prior
to going TO Hot Springs. Va
| Mr.. and Mrs. A Lehman. of the Ash
| ley apartment, left yesterday for
weeks stay at Old Point Comfort Va
! Mrs. Clara Breslau and her sister,
/ Mrs. :. Gross. Of Long Island, N Y,
left for Baltimore yesterday, to spend
week with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Goldstein, of Gar
| land, n. c., are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopenmayer. Of West Washington.
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Mrs. NJ. Herman and daughter Miss
Lorraine Herman. are spending the win
ter in Cincinnati. Ohio, the guests Of the
| formers son, Bernard Herman
Mrs. Robert Myers, who has been Wis
| iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ball,
] of Norfolk. Va. returned home yester-
day.