Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-11
SOCIAL and ]! PERSONAL
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Interesting News Notes About People
of Alexandria Happenings
| in Society.

4 $3.50.
Mrs. Elizabeth Astryke De DER,
daughter Of Henry Astryke, and
Mr.. Harrie White, secretary of the
Retail Merchants Association, ;, were
married in Washington yesterday af-
ternoon at Trinity Protestant Epis-
tcopal Church by the Rev. George
Van Fossen. Immediately after the
ceremony they left for a bridal trip
E-to Old Point Comfort and :. other
Southern points. They will make their
home in this city on their return.
| Mr.. White is one Of Alexandria $
successful real estate brokers, and
Mrs. De DER is very prominent in
musical circles, possessing a voice
of unusual CHARM
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
|,Bode, 800 Cameron street, was the
scene of a pretty wedding yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock when Mrs. Au-
gusta D. Bode and Mr.. Harry B. Lane
both of Fredericksburg, were united in
marriage by Rev. Edgar Carpenter
rector of Grace Church. The decora-
lions were palms, ferns, and roses
|.Little Augusta Bode,. the granddaugh-
.;er, was ringbearer, and Captain NJ
B. Rowe, of Fredericksburg, was
he best man. A six-course dinner
vas served Immediately after the Ger,
temony to sixteen guests, and the
bride and groom left for tour and
will be at home in Fredericksburg
next week.
The wedding of Miss Nathalie May
iBoush, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
4 Samuel c.. Boush, will take place to-
night at Christ Church. The Rev.
5W. j. Morton, rector, will perform the
ceremony. Miss Genevieve Clark, of
J washington, will be the maid of hon.
or, Misses Daisy Morgan, of Rich
mond, and Katherine Lance, of Penn
sylvania, the bridesmaids and little
Miss Edith Asher, the flower girl
tThe best man will be Mr.. Lawrence
i -Jar,. of Baltimore, and the ushers.
iNr Ni III Carlin, son of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Carlin, Mr.
;arac5. Pitts and Mr.. Bry-
~. Pins # this city, and Mr.. James
5M ...nler, of Washington. The Ger
4 ,narg viii be followed by a recep'
! ion at lie brides residence, 22E
( ouCh Wa hington street.
I The saa.riage of Miss Effie Louise
if2ogers. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
iNillIan l,ogers, and Mr.. Mahlon ?.
Davis, 9TH of this city, took place
!,.cS,1lrl;,y afternoon at the home OF
|shc brides parents, 1902 King street
iThe Re William J. Morton, rector OF
Christ ,urch, performed the cere.
fucny. he bride was attended by
her sisl.r. in-law, Mrs. Clara Rogers
Aad Nj G. II. Hoover, of Washing
sou, ! {. The bridegroom had fol
his alo. dants, Windsor w. Demaine
;af,j erett Rogers, the latter
brc,l.al { the bride Miss May He'll
nuts Ri yed the wedding march. The
i;,ri ,..s "s.s attired in a beautiful gown
I,f white embroidered crepe de chino
over white charmeuse., and carried
bridal bouquet Of brides roses anc
lind lilys of the valley.
A beautiful reception followed the
ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Davis
! eft later for northern wedding
four to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Mis-, Claude A. Swanson has re-
burned to her home in r. street, Wash
|ington, after spending some time at
her Virginia farm home. .
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCaulcy were
The guests yesterday Of Colonel Her
bert, on Seminary Hill.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Stewart Jameson
are spending some time in New York
City.
Major James A. Long, accompanied