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Mrs. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. sedgwlck. Mr.
/ and Mrs. and Miss Margaret Trow, Mr.
and Mrs Weeks, Mr. and Mrs Doe. bliss
Doe, Mrs Courtman. Mrs. Turner. Mrs.
Burley. Miss Amy Bygraves. Miss Jane
Trow, Miss Hutchinson. Miss Downs.
Mr.. Bird, Mr. Nolan. and many others.
The patrons and patronesses for the
Knights of Columbus charity ball at the
New Willard Hotel on March 2S are
President Taft, Vice President Sherman.
Cardinal Gibbons. Baroness Won HeDgel-
muller. wife of the Austrian Ambsssa-
dor; Nine. Jrsserand, wife Of the French
Ambassador; Baroness Rosen, wife of
the Russian Ambassador: Mrs. Allies.
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Barchfeld. Mrs.
Barbour, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Carter. Mrs.
Coudert. Mrs Elliott, Mrs Gadsby, Mrs.
Graham Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. GUIDE. Mrs
Heurich. Mrs Lotus, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs.
Meyer. Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Moseley. Mrs.
Matsui. Mrs Mccormick. Mrs. Neugan.
Mrs. Rainey. Mrs Rudolph, Mrs. Ritter.
Miss Riggs. Mrs. Sands. Mrs. Sheppard.
Mrs Sutherland. and Mrs. Winthrop.
The engagement of William Bachelor
Rapley. son Of W H. Rapley. to Miss
Jane May Mole. Of Piedmont, W Va. is
announced.
The third of the series Of seight parlor
talks OF travel on the Continent, fer the
benefit OF St Thomas Church, was given
Tuesday afternoon In the home of Mrs.
c. A. Stedman. in New Hampshire ave
nue.. The patronesses are Mrs. B. p
Lamberton. Mrs. Charles S. Humphrey.
Mrs. Silas Casey. Mrs. George A. Rsmey.
Mrs. f. F. Fletcher. Mrs. W. NJ era
ham. Mrs ]. W Reilly. Mrs. Fred V.
Abbott, Mrs Medorem Crawford, Mrs.
Archibald Oracle. Mrs. B. J. Cromwell.
Mrs. Fred c. Mexican. Mrs Joseph E.
Thropp. Mrs. F. Y. Moran, Mrs A. s.
worthington. Mrs Beekman winthrop.
Mrs. George A. McIlhenuy. Mira J. W
MacMurray, Mrs. Charles Albert Hill,
Mrs. A. X. Benham, and Mrs. George
T. Marye. jr.
The other talks VIII be given as fol-
lows; Saturday, March 10. at o'clock,
ar the residence Of Mrs. A S W0rthing-
ton. 20l5 Massachusetts, avenue: Tuesday.
March %. at the residence Of Mrs. George
a. Mcnhenny. 2Om o street northwest:
Saturday, April ?. at the residence of
Mrs. j. W MacMurray. 222s Massachu-
sets avenue; Tuesday. April 5. at the
residence Of Mrs. George T. Marye. IT.,
1850 n street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harryman Rap
ley have gone TO Hot Springs. Va, and
will spend the next fortnight at the
Homestead.
Miss Frances H. WOolverton, daughter
OF Mrs. Pearl Woolverton. and M Henry
Lucien Beck were married last evening
at o'clock In the home of the bride 5
mother. 1916 Irving street. The ceremony
which was performed by the Rev. Wal
lace Radcliffe. was attended only by rela-
tives and few intimate friends. Miss
Woolverton's only attendant was Miss
Mabelle Price. of Wilmington Mr. Frank
was bf0N AA-uAs A2I GVIDl ati0AAS
were of green and white In the drawing
room and pink and white in the hail and
dining-rOom.
A bower of palms and ferns was ar
ranged in the bay window of the draw
ing-room. under which the bride and
bridegroom stood for the ceremony and
to receive congratulations Of the ccm-
pany. The mantels were banked with
Bride roses and ferns, and pink roses and
ferns in the respective apartments The
music was one Of the features Of the
evening and was given by Mrs. Ramsdea,
pianist. an old friend of the bride and
her family; Miss Milovick and Miss Jo-
hanna Gloetzner, violinists, and Mr.. Paul
Ramsdell. 'cellist. who played short
programme OF chamber music before the
ceremony. the Lohengrin Wedding
March, by request and during the cere-
mony a serenaGe by Widor and the
''Liebestraum.
The bridegroom and his best man en-
tered the drawing-room by way of the
main staircase and front hall, while the
bride and her maid Of honor entered
through the dining-room and reception
hall, through an aisle formed b. white
satin ribbons held by four ribbon bearers
Miss Pearl Woolverton, sister OF the
bride; Miss Efie Woolverton, cousin Of
the bride; Miss Beryl Maeauley. and Miss
Evelyn Hand, another cousin
The bride wore a gown of cream white
meteor satin trimmed with rose point
and ducheSse lace, the tunic drapery
edged with ban Of hand embroidery.
Her only ornament was pearl pendant.
an heirloom and the gift of her mother.
Her tuile veil was held with lilies of
the valley and a spray of maidenhair
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