Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-18
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at Washington.
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the Blenheim Courts. 1912 California
street northwest.
to Spring Lake. N. J.. where they have
| a cottage for the summer months.
The announcement Of the engagement
Cal. and Capt. W. E. r. covell. Corps
of Engineers Of the army, has Just
been made at Los Angeles.
Capt. Covell. who 10 q son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs: L w. covsli Of ss21 .r 18th cs street
High School OF this city before enter
ing West Point
Mrs Winfield Peters and Miss Girvin
of Baltimore are visiting Mr.. and mrs. =.
ter-in-law. at their country homo at Edge
moor. near Washington
OF much interest to society Is the an
nouncement Of the engagement OF MISS
and Mrs John w. Pearson Of schenec-
tady. N. Y. to Lieut. Lyman Colt JosePhs,
jr.. Engineer Corps. y. 8. A. son OF ~.
and Mrs: Lyman Colt Josephs Of BAIT
eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Josephs. and,
prior to entering the army, was engaged
In business in Schenectady. Mr.. and MRS
Josephs are now occupying their cottage
at Newport. and on their return to Bal
timore in the autumn will have Miss Pear
son as their guest at their homo In St
Paul street.
Mrs Liscum's Red Cross group 10 ar
"a 10 ho hall of
Vernon Place NJ. E. Church this evening
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Lscum's group Is one
Of the three that make surgical dress-
ings Several boxes have already gone
abroad.
The little Aunt Dinahs' from Neighbor-
hood House are to sing.
A garden party Of much interest will be
Nursery on the grounds Of tho Ursuline
Convent, 519 18th street northwest. on
Tuesday evening. July 81, at s o'clock
hose who viii assist are Mime. Martin
Rivero, wife OF the Cuban minister At
Rome. Italy; Mrs. Ellis johnson. wife Of
the solicitor of internal revenue; Mrs
D. P. Grafton Bailey, Mrs. Frances Thuee,
Miss Raphael Ellis. Miss Irene Monroe
and many others. including q committee
of prominent young women.
Miss Edna sheehy. chairman Of the war
service committee Of the Catholic Aumnae
announces that the housing committee has
opened its headquarters at TIA 18th
street. where she extends q cordial invita-
ton to all interested In tho work of that
committee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roddy IL attending the
convention Of the Ladies' Catholic Benevo-
lent Association Of the United States
which Is meeting at the Hotel st. Charles,
Atlantic City. this week.
An interesting wedding took place
yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock 1t
Bsusb Baptist whsn Mis-;
Capt. and Mrs. John William Harvey,
became the bride Of Mr.. william Henry
Barringer. The ceremony was per-
formed by their pastor. the Rev. Hugh
number Of relatives and friends, while
Miss Edna Marsh, the organist Of the
church, played program OF nuptial
music before ana during the ceremony.
the bride. who was the president Of
NAL School. wore q smart suit Of blue faille
taffeta with gray blouse and hat to
match. She carried . bouquet Of bride
roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Sarah
Harvey younger sister of the bride,
beaded In white. with large pink and
white georgette crepe hat. She carried
bouquet OF Killarney roses.
The matron OF honor was Mrs. H. B.
Buford. another sister of the bride. She
wore an embroidered gown Of purple
taneta. with black picture hat, and
carried dark pink roses. Little Miss
Sarah Wiseman. Of Spencer. N. c., cou-
sin OF the bride. was the flower girl.
She wore = charming frock Of white
organdie. with white ribbons, and car.
ried basket Of white rosebuds. DR..
n. r. Kritzer OF Baltimore. Md. was
best man. The ushsrs were Mr.. w.
Perry J. Stevenson, Mr.. John Rosson
and Mr.. Horace I. Stevenson. Among
the guests present from out OF town
were: Mr. and Mrs. w. L. wiseman and
daughter Sarah. Mr.. John Harvey and
Miss Ruth Payne of Spencer, N. c.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ringer left for an extended trip. About
fifty young friends from the Normal
School and Bethany Baptist Church
went with them a. far as Alexandria.
Upon their return they make their
home at Bloomingdale.