The Washington times., 1913-09-27
Baron ZWiedinek Joins DR. Dumba Who
Will Sail For Austria Next TUESDAY,
Miss Madeline Quackenbush
Becomes Bride of Daniel
Ellis Douty Tonight.

! Miss Madeline Quackenbush will be
! married to Daniel Ellis Douty, of New
York city, this evening at o'clock in
the All Saints Episcopal Church, in
CheVy Chase. Canon Austin officiating
! The bride, who will be escorted and
gwen in marriage by her brother, Earle
{. Quackenbush, of Conconully, Wash
| ington, Will have as her only attendant
her sister, Miss Edith Quackenbush.
Everard c. Brown will be the best man
FOR Mr. Dcuty, and the ushers will be
L. F. Mueller. c. F. Clark. and C. r.
Ford, Of Washington; Charles ]. Huber.
of Buffalo, y. Y. and Mac Wassman.
jr-, of San Francisco
The wedding at the church will he fol-
lowed by, small and informal recep-
ton at the home of the bride in Prim-
| rose street. Chevy Chase, and later in
| the evening Mr.. Douty and his bride
will leave for an extended wedding trim
through the Canadian Rockies Upon
their return they will be at home in
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moves and Miss
Ethel Noyes, who have spent the sum-
mer abroad. are expected TO land in
Mrs. John Newbold mother Of NTrs
Noyes' who has been with them all
summer will also return to New York
with them.
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Miss Marjorie Aleshire left yyashinp-
Ton today for Norwalk, Conn. whore
Sne VIII De an attendant at the mar
rage of Miss Nellie keyser and Will
liam Meredith. Others from Washing
Ton who will be in the wedding party
are Miss Margaret Niche and Miss
f-ilZabeth kibbey, who went to Connec-
tlcut earlier in the week. Miss Eeysar
Is well known in Washington, and was
a student at the Cathedral School for
several years
MIS-. A. y. Talbot will arrive i'm
Washington this evening from New
york city. and will open her apartment
IN the Connecticut. Miss Talbot. who
arrived day or two ago. has been
stopping with Miss Marjorie AIeshire,
but will join her mother this evening.
Mrs. Talbot and Miss Talbot spent the
summer in New York State and the
last several weeks in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. &. Downing and Miss
Downing, who spent the summer at
jamestown, X. l., have returned to
Washington.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hutz entertained
at supper at the Officers Club at Fort
monroe, Va, this week for Mrs. F. O.
fioyle. of Washington, who, with her
daughter. Mrs. John K. Herr, and Lieu
tenant Herr, of Fort Meyer, are there
for the month OF September. Mrs
iutZ's guests We're Lieutenant Wild
rick, L. s. A. and Mrs Wildrlck. Allen
Kimberly, L. :. A, Lieutenant Corbin.
|. s. A, and Mrs. Corbin. Miss Emily
Hughes and Mr.. Dunn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. IIishbarger and
Mrs. +. L. Highbarger. Of WASHINGTON.
arrived Tuesday for a weeks sojourn at
the Hotel ChamberlIn, at Old Point
Comfort, Va.
Mrs. William Nilburn. of Washington.
arrived this week to spend some time a,
Ola Point Comfort, Va, with her son.
Lieutenant kilburn, L. s. A., who is
stationed at Fort Monroe.
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Mrs. +. &. McCristal and Miss Jennie
FAINT, of Washington. were among the
many who went today to spend the
week end at Old Point Comfort, Va
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j. Arthur Gosuch has returned to
Washington after few davs' stay =,
the Hotel Chamberlin, at old Poir,
Comfort, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mattingly. of
Thirteenth street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss CIotilde
Mattingly, to Austin Cunningham, uf
Saint Angelo, Texas. The wedding will
take place in the autumn.
Miss Mattingly is a member of an old
Maryland family and is well known in
Baltimore and Washington society.
Mr. Cunningham is the son of Captain
and Mrs William STREET Cunningham
and is the correspondent at Washington
for the St Antonio Express and Is the
secretary of the National Press Club
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. f. Swartzel
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth SwartzelI, to
Ensign Charles Covode Davis. l.. s. y.
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Mrs. Stafford. Mrs. J. +. Craven and
Miss Ruth Craven have returned to
Washington after a few days visit at
the Chamberlin Hotel at Old Point
Comfort Va