Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
SOCIETY.
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Miss May Graham of New York. Mr.
and Mrs. 7. Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. Wrenn.
Mrs. Callahan, Mrs Lawrence, Messrs.
G.. Stockton. X. Ogdon. L. Payne.
Graves. j. Fogarty. b. Henshoe. l.
HON, c. Wooden and G. Bird.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Fry,
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Henry D. Fry.
and Mr.. Andrew Bradley DuvaI. Will
| take place at the Church OF the Epiphany,
Rev. Randolph H. McKim will perform
| the ceremony. Miss Edith G.. Fry. sister
| of the bride, will be the maid OF honor
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Ruth
| Campbell, Miss Gertrude Lutz, Miss Marie
| Smith and Miss Marjory Duvall.
| Mr.. Douglas B. Stewart of New York
| city will act as best man and the
| groomsmen will be Mr.. J. Henry Harrison
Of Newark. n. j., Mr.. Walter, 9: Pfeii
Of Philadelphia, Mr.. James L. Norris.
Mr.. Ralph Duva1l. DIR. Edgar Snowden
and Mr.. George Y. Worthington. or' OF
| this city. .~ts
The best man and three Of the grooms-
men were classmates of the groom at
Princeton. class 1899.
A reception for the relatives and Inn
mediate friends will follow at the home
| of the bride.
Miss Callye Grahe has returned home
| from New York and will be glad to see
her friends at lilo 10th street northwest
during January.
| One Of the Christmas weddings was
that which took place Saturday at l
o'clock, when Miss Martha Bowdler or
this city and Mr.. John J. Duffy OF Al
buquerque. N. M, were quietly mar
ried In the presence OF a few friends. At
the conclusion of the ceremony the bride
and groom left for their home In AL
buquerque, where Mr.. Duffy holds the
position OF district fiscal agent Of the.
Department of Agriculture and Is chief
Of the Office OF accounts OF district NO.
3, comprising the states Of Arizona, New
Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Florida.
| The couple have been friends for many
years, but their acquaintances did not
suspect they were about to marry when
Mr. Duffy paid his customary Christmas
visit to Washington. and the ceremony
Although Mr.. Duffy has made his head
quarters in New Mexico for the last
two years, he has paid frequent visits
to WASHINGTON, where his family resides,
Business High School and the National
University Of Law, receiving the degree
of LII. B. in 1909. He was captain
Of Company B. list Regiment' Minute
Sons Of Veterans; is q charter member
of James A. Petit Camp. Spanish War
Veterans, and has been a delegate to
many conventions, both as representative
/
lumbia and as national officer, having
| been for two years national assistant
adjutant general of the Spanish War Vet
Grams, serving under Gen. Hubbell OF
trict. with the rank Of colonel. He was
adjutant general of the parade of Span
ish War Veterans during the convention
in this city in 1908, and at that time
direction
Although mere boy during the war
with Spain, he served in Cuba for nearly
a year as post sergeant major OF the
Santiago, and was rendered and de-
clined commission in the Philippine
Scouts. Mr.. Duffy is member of the
Albuquerque Lodge of Elks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duffy will reside in Albu-
querque. where they will be at home
after January 10.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Harry Gaskins had a
charming ''baby party at their home In
Mount Pleasant. December 81. 1910, from
to 5 pm, the occasion being the third
Anniversary of their son. Samuel Fair
field. There was no especial plan OF en-
tertainment. the older children enjoying
music and games. while the little ones
made merry among the toys. The feature
of the afternoon was the grand march to
the feast, made up of children from three
to twelve years. Misses Pauline and
Mildred Gaskins, marshals. and Miss
Lucille Gaskins presiding at the plano.
The chaperons at the beautifully ar
ranged refreshment table were Mrs.
Harry Gaskins, assisted by Mrs. r. L.
Bradshaw, Mrs. Seidenberg and Mrs. c.
H. Gaskins.
Some Of those present were Dorothy
Galliher, Dorothy. Edith and Helen Null
len, Anna and Catharine Seidenberg, Pris-
ella Barnes, Julia and Thomas Herman,
Jane and Philip Mullen. Byron Daley.
Vernon Johnson, Lavinia, Samuel and
Baby Eleanor Gaskins; Mrs. w. j. Null
len. Mrs. G. w. Mullen. Mrs. 8. A. Gas
kins and Messrs. C. II. Gaskins, r. Il.
Bradshaw and w. H. Gaskins.
Miss Gertrude Lutz entertained a large
company at cards Friday evening last in
| honor Of Miss Gertrude Fry and her
house guests. the Misses Jacques of Chi
cago
Mrs. Henry E. Rainey of Hotel Dris-
coll will not be at home tomorrow.
i Mrs. J. P. Latta Of Hotel Driscoll will
not be at home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Torrey were given
a housewarming by few Of their friends
Thursday evening in honor Of their new
home, 619 Elliott street northeast Among
those who attended were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Worthen Of Boston, Mass: Mr..
and Mrs Edward Huge Mr. Klamath