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ship made the journey an extremely in.
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teresting one.
Two weddings likely to occur the last
week in April will be those of Miss Con-
| stance Satterlee and Mr.. Frederick W.
| Rhinelander of New York and Miss Alice
Blech and Lieut.. Richard Wainwright jr
The latter couple will be married at ST.
Johns Church, SO all their friends may
De present, as only a small reception will
| follow at Mrs. Blechs apartment at the
| Lenox.
Another April bride, whose wedding |
cards are out some days, will be Miss
Katherine Clabaugh. whose marriage to
M: George Beale Bioomer is set for 4 |
O'Clock April Is at ST. Thomas Church. |
| Miss Pansy Bloomer will be maid of
honor and Miss Charlotte Hopkins and
| MISS Helen Henderson of New York will
| be bridesmaids. Mr.. Edward Beae Nc
Lean will be best man and the ushers Will
include Mr.. Franklin II. Ellis. Lieut.. |
| hugo W. osterhaus, q. 8. N; Lieut.. NJ.
HeWson and Mr.. T. Johnson Ward Of
Philadelphia and Mr.. Sherburne Prescott
i OF New York. A small reception will
follow at the home of Mr.. Justice Cla-
baugh and Mrs. Clabaugh on Mintwood
place.
/ The marriage OF Miss Dorothea Daven-
port and Mr.. William T. Aldrich, son of
/ Senator and Mrs. Adrich, in Boston to-
morrow. will be among the most impor
tant of the Easter season there. The
bridge Is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Howe Davenport of Beacon street
and Marblehead, Mass. She was intro
duced three years ago at a ball her par
ents gave for her at Corley Hall. and
for which the hall was turned into an
Italian garden and all the details were In
touch with that environment. Miss
Davenport is tall. dark and handsome.
She has been much abroad. and her
gowns are always noticeable for their
beauty and style. Mr.. Aldrich is the third
son of Senator Aldrich and a graduate
Of the Beaux Arts, Paris. He Is a mem-
Der of the Agawan Hunt. one OF the
Smartest OF the Providence clubs. Sena-
tor and Mrs. Aldrich and their family
are at their Warwick Neck estate in
Rhode Island. but viii be in Boston to-
morrow for the wedding
Mrs Rawlins Hume and her young sis
ter Miss Eloise Orme have returned to
their home. Evermay, In Georgetown.
after a visit to Annapolis.
Mrs I. N Jones and Miss Anne Lieber
Turner, who have been visiting friends
In Washington, returned recently to their
home in Newport News, Va.
Miss Cornela Poston left last week for
Atlantic Highlands. N. j., where she will
spend about week or ten days.
Master Jack Bennett and Master Ted
Bennett, sons OF Maj. John Bennett, q. 8.
Al,
ington last week and will spend the Eas-
ter holidays visiting their aunt on Q
street.
Miss Clair Boisseuillet, who has been
the guest of Miss Edna Middleton Of
3Oth street. left last Tuesday for her
home in Macon, Ga.
Miss Woods arrived In Washington last
week and is spending the holidays with
Ae nft ha pfpt,-
mond.
Miss Julia Vale and Miss Lanette
Smith. who have been spending few
days in Annapolis. have returned to their
homes in Washington.
Miss Isabel Hoover. who has been the
guest Of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Powell Of s1st street. left
last week for Hampton Roads. Va,
where she will visit for several weeks
her brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Haag, at their cottage, Drift
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell will have as
their guest shortly their daughter. Mrs.
George Hillman OF Pennsylvania.
Mrs. John Davidson entertained at
bridge yesterday In honor Of her sister
from Mississippi. who IL her house guest.
Miss Hanna Matthews returned last
| week from Wilmington Del, and will
| spend the Easter holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Matthews OF
Both street.
Mrs. James H. W. Blake who has been
| visiting her son, Mr.. Vinton Blake, at
his home In Cleveland. Ohio, returned re-
Gently to her home on o street. Mr. and
Mrs Blake have as their guest this week
| their younger son. Mr. Chenille C. Blake.
who is a student at Cornell University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talcott Of GEORGETOWN
| have with them for the HOLIDAYS their
| young daughter, Miss Dorothy Talcott.
| who has been spending tho winter In Bal
tirnore visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Louis Street.
who have been spending a few weeks in
Pinehurst. n. G.. and later q short time
in Washington, visiting relatives. eff last
| week for their home In Brooklyn. n. =.
| Miss May Lodge left the latter part Of
| last week for her home in Philomen.
| Va. Miss Lodge was accompanied by
| Miss Ruby Tedd Thurmond, who will be |
| her house guest for the Easter holidays
Mr.. Milford Bunting Of Norristown.
Pa, and Mr.. Russell Perry Of Concord.
/ N. H, arrived In Georgetown last week
and are the guests Tor the Easter holt
days Of Mrs. Charles McCarteney and her
son. Mr.. Summerfield, McCarteney, at
their home on Dumbarton avenue,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin De Mier Miller
i OF street have been spending a short
| while In Annapolis. Nd, where they were
the guests Of friends. Miss Frances NIL
Ter has returned from Old Point WHARF