The Washington herald., 1910-02-17

Greene, and was ATTENDED only by rela-
tives and a few intimate friends. after
which an informal reception followed. The
bride was unattended. and was gowned
In a tailored suit OF navy blue chiffon
broadcloth. with black hat trimmed with
plumes, and she carried a shower bou-
quet Of violets and lilies Of the valley.
Mr.. Thomas Horner, of Henderson. N. C.
was best man. After a short wedding tour
Mr. Briggs and his bride will go 10 their
home IN Raleigh.
Rear Admiral John H. Upshur, q. S. N,
and Mrs. Upshur have gone to Bermuda.
where they will spend several weeks.
Miss Mary Chew gave bridge tea yes
terday afternoon in compliment to Miss
Mary Hoyle. niece Of Mrs. John Hays
Hammond
The annual banquet OF the Columbian
Women will be held at the Teacup Inn
next Monday evening. Before the recep-
ton, Mrs. John Paul Earnest will hold
an informal reception. assisted by the
other officers.
Miss Ciarissa Edmonston and Miss Dora
Collins left yesterday to spend two weeks
at Atlantic City. They viii stop at Had
don Hall.
Mrs. Williams. widow or Col Charles F.
Williams. U. s. NJ. c.. has changed her
residence from 1903 Thirtiet. g'F-at north
west TO 1917 II street
District Chapters Of the National So
ciety, Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton. have issued invitations for a patri-
otic celebration next Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock at Memorial Continental
Hall
The public is invited to join with the
chapters In making this first observance
in the new hall Reception will be given
In honor Of the president general, Mrs
Matthew T. Scott
The ladies' Association OF the Metro.
politan NJ. E. Church Will give recep-
| ton tomorrow night In the church par
iors to the congregation and members
The Capitol Hill History Club and
friends met at Freund's for the fourth
annual banquet Tuesday evening. Piano
and violin music. under the charge of
Prof Harris Click, was one Of the en-
ioyable features. Mrs. Waterman. the
president acted as toastmistress. well
coming the guests and introducing the
speakers. Each lady present read a say
ing OF Lincoln from a souvenir postal
The gentlemen wore small silk American
flags, the emblem Of the club
Rev Arthur II. Thompson gave the ad,
dress. Anecdotes Of Lincoln IN re-
sponse 70 a call from the president. Mr.
CASTOR and Mrs Fluckey paid tribute to
Lincoln. and Mr.. Wood and Mr. stine
told anecdotes. Mrs. Felt recited GO
iumbus." by Joaquin Miller. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs, Glass, Mr. and
Mrs. Felt. Mr. and Mrs. Whaley. Mr. and
Mrs. Welden, Mr.. and Mrs CASTOR. MI
and Mrs. Foltz Mr.. and Mrs Granger,
Mr. and Mrs Stine. Mr. and Mrs. Dagne
Mr.. and Mrs Yorks. Mr.. and Mrs Con-
dra. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson. Mr. and
Mrs. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs Meyer, Mr..
Fisher and niece. Mrs ROrke and son.
Miss Yorks, Mesdames Webb, Beatty.
Briggs. Fluckey. King, Waterman,
Nichol, Blodgett. and Powell
Unique invitations have been issued for
the reception to be held by the board OF
managers Of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association the evening OF Washing
toms birthday at the rooms on Twelfth
and F streets. Mrs William Hamilton
Bayly president; Mrs. Charles Z Corhy
Miss Margaret Fox, and Miss Margaret
Taber Johnson have the affair IN charge
All friends Of the association, as we'll as
members, are cordially invited TO be