Evening star., 1919-03-09
Jackson-Fisher Wedding.

JackSon-EiSher Wedding.
| A beautiful wedding of Saturday.
March /, was that of Miss Mary A.
| Fisher of Anderson. Ind, and Lieut..
Robert A. Jackson of San Francisco
Calf. which took place at the officers
quarters of the Detachment Sanitary
Corps. at Camp Humphreys, Va. The
| large hall was embowered in green.
quantities of evergreen boughs and ferns
| forming the decoration. The camp or
chestra played the wedding music and
Lieut.. Bakewell of San Francisco sang
several solos before the ceremony. The
strains of the Lohengrin wedding march
heralded the coming of the wedding
procession, which was led by NAL Rein-
old bearing the American flag and Lieut..
Lane who carried the colors OF the 10th
Engineers. Next came the brides sis
ter, Miss Louise Fisher, who attended
her as maid of honor, followed by the
bride, who was escorted by representa-
tive Albert Fl. Vestal of Indiana.
| The bridegroom and his best man,
| Capt. Cooper of Nashville, Tenn, await
| ed them at the improvised altar, where
| the ceremony was performed by Chap
| lain Anthony.
! The bride looked charming in her
| travelling costume of brown velour with
lat. to match, and she carried bouquet
[ of bride roses and violets.
| A dinner and informal dance followed.
| The table was adorned with massive
| WGtlulnS CAKE teEOIdtSd "ish piiifh 1iiN
white sugar castles and She names of
| the bride and bridegroom. The former
| cut the cake with the bridegroom's $ sa-
beT.
Mrs. Jackson is a graduate OF the In
| diana and Columbia universities. and is
widely known as a concert whistler.
She has done much while in Washing
| ton to cheer the soldiers in the nearby
camps and hospitals with her accom-
| lpIshment and is well known in social
Il f.i,.S in Ind
Lieut.. Jackson, who is a graduate of
| the University of California. headed one
| of the big liberty loan campaigns at
Camp Humphreys and has been one OF
| the most popular officers at the camp.
Lieut.. and Mrs. jackson will make
their home in Washington for the pres
ent.
/ The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
Jones on Capitol Hill was the scene OF
| a beautiful wedding Thursday even
! ing, February 81. when Miss Ruth
| Phrainer Of Richmond Hill. Staten Is
| land, n. Y, became the bride of Sergt.
/ Otto Stumvoll, Woodhaven. n. y re-
Gently released from duty in the Ma
rine Corps at Quantico, Va.
| The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon of the
overseas depot Y, II. c. a. of Guam
tico.
The bride wore a modish gown of
navy blue georgette crepe with hat
to match.
Miss Sally Stanley of New York was
the bridesmaid, and the Rev. L. G.
Hofer of the overseas depot Y. NJ. c.
4. at Quantico acted as best man.
Sergt and Mrs. StuHlyoH will reside
in New York on their return from
their wedding trip.
Miss Constance f. Adams gave. a
surprise party Monday evening in
honor of Miss Maria NJ. Davidson,
when the evening was spent in dane
ing and also included delightful
program. The artists for the Iattes
were: Mrs. Samuel Burieigh Milton,
Maria Davidson, the guest of honor,
who gave a recitation: Miss Helen
Greer, who played violin solo, and
Miss Margaret Rippy, who played
number of piano selections.
Among those present were: Miss
Constance E. Adams. Miss Mary Burk-
holder. Miss Helen Greer and Miss
NJ. Greer, Miss Gladys Pugh
Miss Marguerite sitgreaves. Miss
Morgan, Miss E. Wolf. Miss Frances
Carter, Miss Regina Cages Mr.. Sey-
mour Mcconnell, Mr.. Chester La Fol
lette, son of Senator La Toilette Of
Wisconsin; Mr. Leland Atherton Mr.
r. r. Irving. Mr.. Will Taggert, Mr.. l.
Torres of the Mexican legation Mr.
Jack Click, Mr.. Georges Potts, Lieut.
Williamson, u. S. N. Mr. P. Burke
DR.. T. Evans, Lieut.. Carroll Mcclure,
Mr.. Victor Russell, Mr.. Charles w.
Taylor, Mr.. Alexander and Mr.. Hebert
Davidson, Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Mil
ton. Mrs. N B. Asher, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Davidson.
The Equal Franchise League will
give bridge tea at o'clock on the
afternoon of Friday, March 81, at
the headquarters of the National
American Woman Suffrage Associa-
tion, 1925 Rhode Island avenue. The
announcement ents which have been
issued are in the names of Mrs Louis
Browniow, chairman of the league
and Mrs. George w. Eastment, chair
man of arrangements. The pa
tronesses for the bridge tear are Mrs
Newton ID. Baker. Mrs. David F.
Houston, Miss Agnes Hart Wilson,
Mrs. Louis d. Brandeis, Mrs. William
S. Kenyon, Mrs. John Fl. Shafroth,
Mrs James r. Mann, Mrs. Victor
Murdock Mrs. Edward Heating,
Mrs. Whitman Cross, Mrs Gilbert
Grosvenor and Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood.
Lieut.. ". S. Stamper, who was re-
Gently honorably discharged from the
Army, has brought his family back
to. Washington and they are settled
in their home, in Drummond Md
The Columbian women will hold
their next meeting Wednesday even
ing, March 19, instead of Tuesday
March IL. at the College Womens
Club. 1922 ] street, at o'clock. All
the members are invited to be present
and to bring their friends. A special
program is being arranged
A course of free lectures will be
held at the Theodorus Bailey Myers
Mason House, 1906 goth street north
west, on Mondays at O'Clock during
Lent. Those who will speak on
reconstruction topics are: DIR. Shep-
herd l. Franz OF st. Elizabeth
Hospital, March 10; Nine Slayo
Grouitch, March IT; Col. John Temple
Graves. March %, and Prof. Philander
P. Claxton, u. S. commissioner of
education. March 81. The April
lectures will be announced later.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. johnson Of 1908
F. street northwest gave g. dinner
Monday night in honor of their
daughter, Mrs. Edward Katz, form
erly Miss Agusta D. Johnson, whose
marriage took place Tuesday, Febru-
ary 25. 1919 Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. H. Gundersheinaer and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius johnson and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Johnson and
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