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Ing been appointed superintendent OF pub
lie buildings and grounds. and one of the
official aids OF the President. His i'm
mediate predecessor in office was Col. c.
S Bromwell. recently assigned to duty
In the West
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harper are again
at their residence in Sixteenth street.
having spent most Of the summer at
their country place at Leesburg, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Msner. have re-
turned from an extended European trip
and opened their Massachusetts avenue
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Ridgely have
returned 10 town and are at the West
moreland, as their house at Q and Eight
zenith streets Is not yet ready for oc-
cupancy.
MAJ. Gen. Merriam. with his wife and
daughter. has returned 10 the Burlington
from Prouts Neck. Me.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Frederick Rod
gers have opened their house in HIllyer
place for the winter.
Miss Marion Leutze. daughter Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Leutze. is stln at the
Virginia Hot Springs with her aunt. Mrs
Henry Alexander, OF New York, but ex-
poets 10 return 10 town October Il.
Col and Mrs. Robert Craig have closed
their cottage at Nantucket. and will spend
a few weeks with their eldest son. Mr.
David Craig. at the Hotel Windermere
before opening their I street residence
Both Of the younger sons will be away
this winter al school and college.
Mr. and Mrs. lie Roy futile have been
visiting in Utica. but are at present at
the Hotel Wolcott. in New York.
Mr. and Mrs Edward James Birch an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Mary Simpson, TO Mr.. Richard Claxton
Newbold. The ceremony took place yes
terday Afternoon at St. stephens EpiscO-
pal Church in the presence OF the fami-
lies OF the bride and bridegroom and a
few intimate friends. Miss Ethel Smith,
Of Arlington, Va. was maid OF honor,
and Miss Catherine Altemus, a niece OF
the bride, acted as flower girl Mr.
Thomas Haydock. Of Philadelphia. was
best man. After a short trip East, Mr..
and Mrs. Newbold will be at home at
the West, 80 West Bagg street, Detroit,
Mich.
Capt and Mrs. Leroy Irwin have taken
apartments at the Toronto for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace A. Taylor. 2OO7
Massachusetts avenue, have returned
from the Pacific coast and Seattle, where
they passed the summer.
The wedding Of Miss Anna Cost Poole.
daughter OF Mrs. Richard Poole, Of the
Westmoreland, to Rev. Walter Williams.
Of Grace p. Z. Church. Georgetown, will
take place to-day at 3:45 o'clock at Christ
p. Z. Church. Georgetown Bishop Alfred
Harding officiating. assisted by Rev.
James H. w. Blake, rector OF Christ
Church.
The bride will wear q gown OF white
satin with pearl ornaments ana will carry
a white service book with a single white
rose between the leaves. She will enter
the church with her brother-in-law, Mr..
Louis Hankins. who Will give her hand in
marriage. and will be preceded UP the
aisle by the vested choir Of Christ
Church, singing the bridal chorus from
"Lohengrin." and two little flower girls.
Miss Florence Hankins, a niece Of the
bride, and Miss Louise Boggs. daughter
of Capt and Mrs. c. f Boggs. and by
the matron Of honor. Mrs. Louie Han
kins, who Will wear white messaline
satin and carry white chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Frances
Webster, daughter OF Maj z. K. Web
ster. L. S. A: Miss Martha Poole. sister
Of the bride; Miss Mona Gill, Miss
Anne Griffith, and Miss Frances Blake.
daughter Of Rev. ]. II. w. Blake. The
ushers will all be classmates OF the
bridegroom at the Virginia Theological
Seminary. and will be Rev. ]. J. Gravatt,
jr.. Of New York; Rev. ]. L. Jackson,
Rev. H. S Barnwell, Rev H V. Saun-
ders. all OF Baltimore. Rev. B. DuvaH
Chambers, of Trinity Parish. Nd, will be
best man.
There will be no reception, and the
bridal couple will leave on the afternoon
train for two weeks trip in the North.
Upon their return they will live at Ham
mOnd Court. Georgetown. and will be at
home on Fridays, November and 10.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Lyon
Smith, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G.. Smith. TO DIR. William Richards Blair
will take place Wednesday, October 20.
at high noon at the family country place.
''Hohenheim," near Bluemont. Va Only
the family and a few friends will be
present at the ceremony.
Mrs. a. c. Geer has returned from her
summer residence. and opened her winter
house at 1923 n street northwest.
LEAVITT-HANNA WEDDING.
Grandson of Late Senator Married
on July 30 Last