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place next Saturday at the Bound Brook.
n. j.. country place of his parents. His
bride to-be, Mrs. Bessie Draper Nc
heidin. Is now the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer. as is her brother. who went on
| to New York with her.
The marriage of Miss Annie Bruce
Carr. daughter of the late former Gov.
Carr. and Mr.. Douglass Bovard Sterrett
Of this city will take place this evening
at the home of the brides brother and
sistef-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. William
kearney Carr. on K street. in the pres
| ence of the relatives and intimate friends
Of the couple. Rev. j. Mcbride Sterrett
| will officiate.
| Mr. and Mrs E. B. Grandin of WASH
| ington are in New York.
| DR.. and Mrs W. {. Sparks celebrated
their fourth wedding anniversary Tues
day evening at their residence, 4IA
Georgia avenue. On this occasion their
daughter, Wilma Douglas-Sparks, was
christened by the Rev. William Hart Dex-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bergner of
Baltimore were the sponsors Dr. and
Mrs. Sparks We're the recipients of many
friends. A mandolin and guitar club
played. A dance closed the evenings en-
| Joyment. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Bergner of Baltimore,
F. Downing. Mr.. and Mrs y. T. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Crawford, Dr. and
Mrs. William Hart Dexter, DR.. and Mrs.
John Constas. Mr.. Carl Mueller. Mr..
Joseph McCann. Mr.. F. A Tschiffely,
Mrs. Otis Cartwright. Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert Watts. Miss Irene Starr, Miss Mar
guerite Sullivan and Miss Alice Smith.
Mrs. T. J. Broderick has returned to
New York. accompanied by her mother.
| Mrs. J. A. Neaie. In a couple Of weeks
they will go to Atlantic City for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. George T. smallwood entertained
the Washington Seminary, Aiumnae As
sociation at her residence. 2107 s street
yesterday afternoon Plans were made
| for the charity work of the association
for next year. after which refreshment,
were served, Mrs. Audway presiding
Among tile guests present were Mrs
George Smallwood, Miss Ietta Sheehy
president Of the association: Miss Alma
trea surer: Mrs W. Parker Jones, Mrs
Oscar Davis, Miss Bessie McCaully, Miss
Dorothy Smallwood. Miss Courtney Wade.
Miss Agnes @ Langley. angle Miss Annabell Al.
Daisy Burbridge OF New York
Mrs. Irwin .Zebina Smith OF 174s s
street announces the engagement Of her
Warwick Stuart. The marriage will oc-
cur in October.
Miss Clarinne Hunter has returned from
Mrs. E. G.. Buckner for the week, and is
now attending q house party given by
Mrs. L. Simmons at her country home in
Riverside, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Eckhardt OF
114O 18th street northwest. sailed this
afternoon on the steamship Rhein for Ger
many. They will remain abroad until
late in october.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Vinton an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter,
Alma Marguerite Vinton. and Mr.. Bert
Van Moss. Tuesday. June 8. in this city.
The ceremony was performed at 8 o'clock,
with the Rev. Wilbur " Mallalieu Of
fciating. The bridal costume was white
marquisette under white messaline satin,
with white Gainsborough bat and willow
plume. The going-away gown was shan
After the ceremony the couple went to
the opera, which was followed by q sup
per. taking the midniZht train for Balti-
more. With the announcements are cards
that after July 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Van Moss
will be at home to their friends at the
Clermont, 2lO6 F street northwest.
Mrs. E. G. Davis and Miss Maude Davis
will leave for New Haven, Conn.,, to-
morrow morning, where Mrs Davis has
taken a cottage for the summer. Her
other daughters will join her later.
Among the passengers sailing on the
express steamship George Washington
from New York to Bremen tomorrow
are the following from Washington.
D. c.; Mr.. Walther Kraft and Col. and
Mrs. Henry May and Miss Isabelle May.
The commencement Of the Washington
Visitation Academy was held today. The
graduates were Misses Nellie DoxOn,
Helen Donaldson and May Ready.