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lace. Her bouquet was of orchids and
lilies of the valley.
The bridegroom and bride left imme-
dia te]y for their wedding trip through
out the north, and will be at home
after April 80 at the northumberland:
The attendants were Miss Mildred
Langley. the brides sister, and Mr..
Leroy Livingston, brother of the BRIDE
groom. Mrs. Livingston is q graduate
of Washington Seminary.
Mrs. John " Hodges who went to
New York yesterday for the week end.
Will return Oi Tuesday. accompanied
by her sister and small brother, Miss
Elizabeth Coleman and Thomas Cole
school ia the north. They will be the
guests ot capt. and Mrs. Hodges dur
ing their spring vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Marburg gave
a luncheon yesterday at their home in
Mount Vernon place, baltimore. i'll hon
or Of the Eclgtau minister and Nine.
Havcuith, Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. James GuStaNus Whiteley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian c. IeftWich. Mr..
Whiteley is Belgian consul at Balii-
more and AIR. Leftwich the vice consul.
Mrs John Clinton Gray has left New
| port for Washington. where she win he
IL guest of her daughter, Mrs. +. 5.
Reynolds Hitr.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody Eustis,
! who have been in New York for short
stay will return to Washington today
| Mrs WhiteIaw Reid and the How.
Mrs John Ward have arrived at the
Uot"l Ritz, Paris. from London. Mrs.
Reid went abroad the last of January
after spending some time in this coun-
| Try.
NJ. Bash King. the author. and Mrs.
King. who are spending = few days at
I the ShorchI1n entertained 4 dinner
company there last night in the rose
room.
AIr. ana Mrs. Frederick Athertun have
gone to Atlantic City.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Lillian Addison SpriEg, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson Sprise OF San
Diego, Cal, TO t.usig gn John Alexander
Stern berg of the United States ship
Pittsburgh. The wedding will take
place April II. Ensign SternberG was
born i'm Baltimore. He WAS gr:dua ted
from the Baltimorc Polytechnic nsti
tutc IN 1912 AMI entered the Naval
Academy the same year. having been
appointed by the late Senator Rayuer.
The bride-clect's father rs an attorney
of san Diego.
Mrs. William Edwards Davis of Cam
bridge, Md. has announced the en-
easemcnt of her daughter, Miss WiIi
fred T., Davis. TO Mr.. Emerson =. Har-
rington. jr.. eldest son OF the Governor
of Maryland and Mrs. Harrington. The
wedding Will take place at Cambridge
during May.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, jr, who was
at the Muenchinger King, Newport.
has returned TO New York. Mr.. and
Mrs, Roosevelt win take cottage at
Newport this season.
The engagement of Miss Mildred A.
Evans of Georgetown. Del. to Mr.. Ju-
liam T.. Townsend of Selhyville has
been announced. The wedding viii
probably take place in Easter week
at the home of Miss Evans mother. Mr..
Townsend is the eldest son of Gov.
John 6. Townsend. They will reside
at Georgetown. Del.
Mrs. LauterhaCh entertained party
at the supper dance of the New Will
lard last evening.
Mrs Eliza beth f,shleman SHELTON of
the kedrick announces the engage
ment of her ward. Miss Sophia Ann
Wolfe, to Mr.. Louis George Ssbury of
New Orleans and Washington. The
wedding viii take place this spring,
the date to be announced later.
The officers and trustees of the South
ern Industrial Educational Association
have sent out invitations for the elev-
enth annual meeting of the association
to be held in the small ballroom of
the New willard Hotel on the evening
of Wednesday,. March 81. at o'clock.
A report of the work of the associa ton
will he made by the president, Mr..
Seth shepard. Rev. Jonathan G. Day,
who has made his way from humble
cabin home to the head of the great
Institutional Church in New York.
known as the Labor Temple, will speak
upon mountain conditions and future
possibilities.
Mrs. r. V. Belt of Washington and
Mrs william O. Belt of Chicago are
spending several weeks at Atlantic
City.
Can't. H J. McKenney. who has been
spending a leave at Washington, dur
ing the last two months of which he
was on duty in the War Department
on the inaugural parade, left Sunday
for Fort Wayne. Ind. on temporary
duty Capt. Mckinney has been de-
tailed on recruiting duty and will be
assigned station in the near future
Mrs NcKenney and children viii re-
main in Washington until the end of
the school term and Will then join
Capt McKenney.
Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper. who has
been spending the winter at Washing
ton and giving course of lectures
in the National Suffrage headquarters,
1925 Rhode Island avenue. has returned
TO New York. Mrs. Harper will have
charge Of the new bureau Of education
10 be opened this week with the Mrs.
Frank Leslie fund. conducting the
editorial department.
Mr J. T. Scott of Washington is
spending q few days at the Wolcott
Hotel. New York.
The faculty OF the Studio Hall School
has sent out cards for tea. with mu-
sic. on Sunday, March IS. 1 L. 6, at
1919 Connecticut avenue.
The Grinneu College club viii lie
entertained tomorrow evening by Mr..
and Mrs. George r. -Authicr of the
Argyle.
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