The Washington herald., 1912-11-05
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Mrs. Z. Evans. Nj. u. Fabsy. Mr.. H.
0ainsley., Mr.. Turner. Mr.. Fl. Pop. Mr..
H. Taylor. Mr.. Hall. Mr.. Hutchinson,
Mr.. epicer. Miss e Mettisr. Miss L.
Moreland. Miss L. Evans. Miss e.
Evans. Miss n. Tolson. Miss n. Evans,
Mics N. Hall. Miss =. oruyer. Miss n.
Hoffman, Mis- 7. Wolf. Miss Stratep
and Masters Frank. Joseph. and Henri
Tolson.
Miss Marguerite Berenice Springer,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.. Harry e.
Springer. and Mr.. Roswell Abbott Bry-
ant. Of New York, were married Novem-
her AZ the suburban home Of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. F.. Dorsey In Woodside, Nd.
The Rev. Arthur Grosscup. Of the
Woodside Methodist Church performed
the ceremony, which was witnessed by
relatives and . few intimate frineds. The
wedding march was played by Miss Au-
gusta b. Palmer.
The bride, who was given away by
her father. wore . handsome gown OF
white crepe meteor. embroidered with
pearls. and she carried q bouquet Of
Bride roses. Her sister. Miss Elisa
beth B. Springer. acted ~ maid of hon.
or. Her gown was yellow. and she car
ried yellow chrysanthemums. Master
Earle Springer. the small brother Of the
pIl0cs otTcW9O TO0G0 1uu Iu8IKuSIIIG8 6S
he walked ahead Of his sister. Mr.. Glenn
c. Dorsey was best man.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. and after the cere-
mony q buffet super was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Bryant will reside at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey for the present
Mr.. Abbott when at Georgetown Uni
versity. was one Of the stars OF the Uni
versity's football eleven.
The Eunice Class of Grace Baptist
Sunday school gave q Halloween par
ty Saturday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. J. H. Mills. One Of the amusing
features of the evening was the fortune
telling by the Halloween ghost. and
games and music were also indulged in
Refreshments were served later on, the
dining-room being attractively decorated
for the occasion. Those present were
Mrs. ]. H. Mills. Mrs. H. c. Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Keithly. the
Misses Gladys Mills. Edna Schwartz.
Edna Struble. Helen Abrams. Evelyn
Prather. Rosie Schultz, Elsie Funk. Ly-
lith Frydell. Brunetta ter Linden. Katie
Smith. Of Baltimore; the Messrs. Leon
Robie, Irwin B. Altman. Ray Mack
Sydney Struble. John Willis. Sam Ham
ilton. George Gessford, and Bertrand
Hutchinson.
The Hon. Kathleen Beresford. daughter
Of Lord Charles Beresford. Of London.
left Hot Springs Sunday night for Colo
rado.' where she will Join Miss Cecilia
Coleman. OF st. Paul. Minn.. for q trip
on horseback through the country OF the
Grand Canyon. She will return to WASH
ington to be with Col. and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Thompson during the winter.
Miss Mary Maxon. whose marriage to
Mr.. Charles Swan takes place this
month. was given . linen shower on
Saturday afternoon by Miss Margery
Snyder at her home in Fairmont Street
Miss Maxon received many beautiful
presents. Music was a feature Of the
afternoon. The house was artistically
decorated in yellow and white.
Mrs. Margaret Grimm GeYaghty. of Chi
cago. ILL.,. announces the engagement of
her daughter. Helen Elizabeth. to Louis
Charles Brosseau, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
z. p. Brosseau. Of 40s Barry Avenue.
Mr.. Brosseau was graduated last year
from Georgetown University.
Mrs William z. Amin has returned
to Washington for the winter and is
stopping temporarily at the home OF Mrs
H. E. Jester. 1885 Lamont Street.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott will entertain
the president general. Mrs. White. and
the national officers of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy at lunch
con in the banquet haI in Memorial
Hall Wednesday, November
l3. at l o'clock. Mrs. Scott will be as
sisted in receiving by the national ON
GERS OF the Daughters OF the American
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Mulcare en-
tertained in honor Of thedr house guests.
Misses Jennie Bell Stone. Of Minneapo-
lis. and Edna Balthis. Of Baltimore, at
Five Hundred. Among those present
were Misses Jennie Bell Stone, Edna
Katherine Turnbull. Margaret
Emily Bradley. Nevett Claude,
Lila Boiling: Messrs. Rudolph Shedd
Wilbur Suits, Maner McComas, Alvin
Goodwin. Sanford Covington. Butler Jack,
Walter Hardell, and Wallace MuIcare.