The Washington herald., 1910-04-30


Mrs f. c. Seufferle announces the
marriage Of her daughter. Miss Helen
Barbara Sepnerle, to Mr. William NJ
Escaville, Jr. The ceremony was per-
formed Thursday afternoon in ST. Marks
Episcopal Church by Rev. W. l.. De
Vries in the presence OF few relatives
and intimate friends
Miss Elizabeth Colhoun. daughter OF
the late Rear Admiral Colhoun has re-
turned 10 her home in Washington after
a months stay in Philadelphia and Allan
tic City.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Martha Waters. daughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Gerard Waters and
DR. William K. Petty The ceremony
was celebrated Thursday afternoon AT
O'Clock at the rectory or St Johns Epis-
cOpal Church, Rev F. r. Howden. Off
ciating. The bride. was unattended and
was given in marriage by her brother.
Mr. T. D. Waters. She was gowncd in
lavender chiffon brOadCloth. and carried
an ivory-bound prayer book
owing 20 the recent death OF the brides
father. only a few relatives and intimate
friends were present The bride and
bridegroom left for a wedding trip. and
on their return will be at home after
June 10 to their friends AZ IHl Thirty
fourth street. Mrs. Petty's travelling suit
was black broadcloth. with a black hat.
Mrs. Curtis w OtweI. vito ~ Can,
c. w. Orwell, Of the Washington Bar-
racks. entertained at a beautifully ap-
pointed card party and tea on THURSDAY
afternoon. Those who assisted at the
refreshment table were Mrs W. G.. Lang
itt, Mrs. w B. Conner. Mrs. Rand. and
Mrs. Barten.
Lieut. Col Frank F. Hobbs. OF the
Ordnance Department. L. S A. and Mrs.
Hobbs, Of Rock Island, H.. have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh- |
ter, Miss Eleanor VI. Hobbs, 20 Mr.. Ardo
Watson Mitchell, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Mitchell. also OF Rock Island.
Miss Martha Sprlgg Poole Of this city.
viii be one OF Miss Jeane Kane FouIke's
bridal party. She Will attend Miss
Foulke as bridesmaid at her marriage 10
Mr.. Paul Du Pont. Of Wilmington. in
West Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley was hostess az
an elaborate luncheon yesterday after
noon IN compliment TO Mrs William (
Reed. OF Baltimore. president Of the I
Maryland Society Of Colonial Danes. /
Those invited 10 meet Mrs Reed were
Mrs. Frank Redwood and Miss Morris. /
Of Baltimore; Mrs. Roberdeau Buchanan, /
Mrs. Secard. Mrs. Palmer, and Mrs. Nc /
Fee.
Miss NJ. Catherine Linton has cards out
for musicale, 10 be given al her home /
in lexington. She will be assisted by I
Mr.. Richard Backing and Mrs Flora X |
Hanson. Miss Unions programme VIII |
include numbers from Chopin. Liszt /
great concerto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton 2. Scudder an /
nounce tho engagement Of their daurh- /
ter. Florence Louise. 10 Mr. William /
Wentworth Dudley. Of Takoma Park. /
The wedding viii be an event Of the lat /
ter part Of May. and will take place I
at the N. T. Church. at Woodside. Nd. I
Mrs. Edwards, wife Of Brig Gen. Ed I
wards. with her little daughter. Miss Bes- |
sic Edwards. who has spent the last fort .
night at Old Point Comfort, has returned /
10 Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, |
were hosts at luncheon yesterday I'm their /
country home near Philadelphia. In honor /
Of the Vice President and Mrs. sherman. !
They were also the dinner guests last
evening Of Col and Mrs Morreu. az their I
home at Torresdale. Pa.
Mrs. Charles Sauderson. wife Of Capt ]
Sanderson. L. s. NJ. c.. accompanied by |
their little daughter Caroline. arrived here |
yesterday from Olangapo. p. / They are |
the house guests OF Mrs. Sanderson's /
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Smith |
Of Columbia road. Capt. Sanderson VIII /
join his family here next fall. Mr.. and 4
Mrs. Smith also have as their house |
guests another son-in-law and daughter, |
Lieut. and Mrs. J. E Abbott.
The marriage Of Mrs. Mary Burke and /
Mr.. Clarence Jarrett was celebrated Thurs |
day afternoon in St Stephens Catholic |
Church. by Rev. J. II. Cassidy. The /
bride was given in marriage by her son.
She was gowned In natural colored pom
gee and wore a black large picture hat /
trimmed with plumes and carried n shower
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley. Her only
attendant. Miss Annie Fitzgerald, wore a
white pongee frock and a black hat trim
med with white plumes She carried
white sweet peas. Mr. Jarrett's best man
was Mr. John -Mundie. A reception was
given at the brides home, following the
ceremony, after which the couple left for
a short wedding trip. On their return they
will reside at 2O27 II street northwest.
The marriage OF Miss Margaret c. c.
Brooks and DR.. Lucius Warren Johnston.
assistant surgeon. L. s N, which is TO
be celebrated on May Il. at St Thomas
Episcopal Church. will be performed by
Chaplain Evans, Of the L. S S. Mime
sofa. assisted by Rev. Charles Ernest
Smith, the rector.
- The sister OF the bride, Miss Dorothy
Gray Brooks, will be maid Of honor and |
the bridesmaids Misses Marthena Harri-
son. Katherine Crane. Maitland Marshall
and Julia Heyl. and DR. Johnston's best
man will be DIR. Ralph Mcdowell. L. s
n. while the ushers will be Mr.. Robert
Ivy. Of London and Philadelphia: DR.
Harold Roberts and Mr.. Benjamin Prick
both Of Philadelphia. and Mr.. George
Scheling. Of Brooklyn. n. Y.
DR.. d. Kindleberger, Medical Director
[. s. n, and Mrs. Kindleberger have ar