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who have not as yet joined the club.
are to be guests for the afternoon.
| The first business meeting of the
club will be held tomorrow morning
at 1920.
! Mrs. Richard Weightman, after sew
| eral years absence. is at her home in
| Sunderland place. Miss Bispham Is
spending the winter with her.
NieTer-Allen Wedding.
The marriage of Mrs. J. w. Allen OF
Nieffer of Endicott, N. y. took place
Tuesday evening, November 25. at
the Church of the Ascension before
, an assemblage of relatives and near
friends. The Rev. Henry Nelms, as
sisted by the Rev. Mr.. Rowe perform
ed the ceremony. A nuptial musical
program was rendered by the organ
list. The bride, who was attended by
! her daughter, Miss Dorothy Allen
| was gowned in a travelling dress of
blue with hat to match, and wore
Corsage bouquet. After the ceremony
the couple held an informal reception
in the vestry and later left for trip
| through New York, Canada and the
great lakes. Their future home Will
be in Endicott, N. Y.
Miss Emma ]. Spaniel, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spaniel of Pitts
field, Mass, and DR.. David Clark White
of New Orleans. La. were united in
marriage Saturday evening, November
30, in the chapel at the United States
Soldiers Home by Rev. Walter +.
| Thamm, o. P, of the Dominican House
of Studies, Brookland. Father Thamm
Rev B. Allen, Rev. F. Keinberger, Rev.
| w. McClory and Rev. J. McManus
Around the sanctuary the decora-
lions consisted of palms, ferns, au-
| tumn leaves and chrysanthemums
| while American flags in an effective
| torium.
The bride was given in marriage by
Mr.. Harry X. Bentley. acting for her
| father. She wore a gown OF beaded
georgette over satin; win a court
| train The veil of tulle, with coro-
| net of orange blossoms. and shoWei
| bouquet of bride roses and orchids,
| completed most becoming bridal
! costume. She was attended by her
sister. Miss Florence Spanlol, VINO
| wore pink georgette, with hat to
match, and carried large bouquet
| of pale pink roses.
| The best man was DR.. r. A. Thorn
| ley of Washington. and the grooms-
men were Lieut.. Charles S. Moss and
Lieut. William c. Colbert, Medical
| Corps, U. S. A. stationed at the Sol
diers' Home Hospital. Following the
| wedding ceremony a reception was
| held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. X. Bentley in the hoRe grounds.
! The bride and groom were assisted oy
Miss Anna Spaniel. sister of the
bride, in receiving their many friends
| from this city and out of town.
| Dr. and Mrs. White left during the
| evening for. a southern tour which
! will include a visit to the groom's
their home in Washington after Jan
uary 8, DR.. White being on the staff
at the Soldiers Home Hospital.
| Mrs Theodore Dresser, who has been
| the guest of Mrs. Matthew F. Tighe,
| left for her home in New York Fri
| day Mrs. Dresser was accompanied
| by Matthew F. Tighe. jr., the latter
sailing for France the following day.
Mrs. Tighe plans to join her son in
Miss Dixie Tighe has had as her
house guest for the holidays her
roommate at Holy Cross Academy.
| Miss Constance Hechmer of Grafton,
w. Va.
| The marriage of Mr.. E. Ross Bart
! ley of the Washington bureau of the
Associated Press and Miss Pearl Ny
ers Of Charlottesville. Ind, took place
at the home of the bride on Thursday,
! November 81. They will be at their
home at 1915 Belmont street north
west after December 20.
| The Sons of Confederate Veterans
will hold their annual dance in the
| ballroom at the New Willard on Mon
day, December Is.
| Unavoidable circumstances make it
necessary to postpone the tea and
| Christmas sale which were to have
! been held by the PIERCE Guild at the
| residence of Mrs. w. S. Harlan. 2101
Wyoming avenue. on Wednesday. De-
cember 3.
Mrs. Claudian B. Northup of Accabee
, Lodge, Chevy Chase, will return to
Washington early in the week from a
| visit to relatives in North Carolina.
Rev. DR.. sterrett of All Souls Me-
| mortal Church is at Hotel Dennis. At
lantic City, for a week.
| Lieut. and Mrs. Mervin, who have
! been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
! Lansburgh, have left for Boston.
" here Lieut. Mervin is stationed. stop
ping in New York to see the Army
Navy game.
The executive committee of the
| Chevy Chase branch of the Montgom-
! cry County Chapter of the American
Red Cross will meet tomorrow even
ing, December 3, at 8 o'clock, at
| the home of the chairman, Mr.. William
L. Hillyer, on Quincy street.
Mr. and. Mrs. Walter s. Jenkins of
Brooklyn. n. Y. who have been visit
ing relatives in this city over the holt
days, are returning to their home to-