The Washington times., 1913-10-11
Ceremony viii Be Performed
at Home of the Bride Elect
on Q Street.

M to Washington Of the hun
w dreds of people who have
made their homes at various
resorts during the summer, and we'd
. dings will continue to be the leading
interest until the social season opens.
This evening Miss Julia Vail, daugh-
ter of Mrs James Lee Marshall and
the late Commander Holman Vail U.
S. N. will be married to Breckenridge
Cabell Rust, formerly Of Washington,
but now of Philadelphia, at the home of
her mother, in Q street Owing to
mourning in the family, the wedding
will be more quiet than had originally
been planned for. and it will be attend
ed only by the members Of the fami-
lies, and few out-of-town guests and
intimate friends.
The bride will be escorted ana given
in marriage by her step-father, James
Lee Marshall, and will have no attend
ants
John Barr will be Mr. Rust's best man.
and the only other bridal attendants will
be litle Miss Nancy Kerr Hamilton, as
flower girl, and two ribbon bearers, Miss
Marguerite Marshall, and Miss Bernice
Smither
An informal reception will follow the
wedding ceremony. and later IN the
evening Mr.. Rust and his bride will
leave Washington for a wedding trip.
After October IS they will be at home
in Philadelphia.
Another interesting wedding of this
evening will be that of Miss Edith Lari-
more and Paul Albert Ewing. This, too,
mill ha
H. Marsh performing the wedding cere-
mony at o'clock at the home Of the
brides parents in the Berkshire apart
ment.
large attendance will fill St Mar
garet's Episcopal Church this evening
at o'clock for the wedding of Miss
Margaret Lloyd Hoge. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Schofield Hoge. and
James n. S. Brewster, jr., of Elizabeth,
n. J. The rector of the church. the
Rev. c. Ernest Smith, will perform the
wedding ceremony
Miss Barbara Hoge will be her sisters
maid of honor and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Alice Brewster and Miss Mar
garet Hastings. Of Elizabeth. and Miss
Mollie Ross. of Doylestown. Pa.
Charles Brewster will be best man for
his brother and the ushers will be Ed
ward Ashmead and Edward E. Poor, of
New York, John Serrel, of PIainfield. n.
J, Marquand Walter. of Lakewood, N
J., W. Cabot Brewster and Philip d.
Hoge.
small reception will follow at the
street
A large Attendance is expected at the
performance OF the Poor Little Rich
Girl at the New National Theater on
Monday evening. October q. for The
benefit OF thss Christ Child Society
The Poor Little Rich Girl was penned
by Eleanor Gates. first as novel and
later dramatized by herself
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A card party for the benefit of the
Georgetown University Hospital will be
held at RLuschers on Monday after
noon, November 10. at o'clock Mrs
A. Z. Murphy is chairman Of the COM
aIIttee in charge Of the affair which
bids fair 10 be OF much interest. owing
10 the many valuable prizes which have
been collectc- by Mrs. Joseph Stras-
burger. who ls looking after that end.
The distribution Of tickets is in charge
Of Mrs. Isaac Cans.
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Miss Ruth Parker returned TO Wash
ington today from Middleburg, Va,
where she went yesterday afternoon 10
attend dinner and a dance.
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Mrs Richard Butler has returned 10
Washington after an absence of two
years, and has taken an apartment
at 1863 Sixteenth street, for the season.
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Mrs. Stephen II. Elkins and Miss
Katherine Elkins have arrived at the
Shoreham to remain several days
while their house is being opened
Mrs. Elkins and Miss Elkirs have
just returned 10 this country after
Spending the summer abroad
DIR. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson
are spending a short time at the
ShCreham before going into their
house.
Mai Gen. George NJ. Sternberg, L.
S. A, retired. and Mrs. Sternberg nave
returned to their home in Massachu-
setts avenue. after spending the suns-
mer at East Gloucester. Mass, and
later going to Atlantic City for few
weeks.