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bride. were among the out-of-town
guests present at the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon left later for
their wedding trip. the latter wearing
a smart blue travelling suit with hat
to match They will reside in this city
on their return.
Miss Betty Koones, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Charles K. Koones. will en-
tertain at a supper party this even
| ing in compliment to Miss Joan
Howle Du Hamel and Maj. George Jo-
seph Newgarden, jr., U. S. A, whose
marriage will take place Tuesday.
October IA.
Col. and Mrs. William Cary Sanger
of Sangerfeld have rented the house
| 1904 r street and are now there with
their daughter, Miss Mary Sanger.
II Col. Sanger was assistant secretary
! of war under Presidents Roosevelt
and Mckinley and succeeded Mr.. Hen
ry White as manager of the Potomac
division of the Red Cross.
Their son, Mr.. William Cary sanger
ir.. who was in the front line trench
es when the armistice was signed,
/ wifi be with them occasionally, but
will spend most of the winter In Ne"
York.
An interesting event of Tuesday
evening. october IA, to their friends
will be at the at-home OF Capt Thomass 8
Il II. Mckee, for many years Journai
clerk of the House. and Mrs mckee
given to celebrate their golden "eo-
ding anniversary.
They will receive their friends quite
Informally at their home. l42o 2lst
| street northwest, from to IL o cloch'
and will be assisted by their grand
| children and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S. clarke
announce the engagement or theil
| daughter Rose Evelyn to Mr. Bryce
| Willard Royce of Iowa. The wed
ding will take place in the carry
spring
Mrs. Alexandra x. Anderson and
her daughter, Miss Mary c. Ander-
SON, have returned from three
month visit to Cuba and augusta.
Ca, and are settled LOT 'he "'i'e'
at 1857 K street.
Mrs. Robert Doremus, wife of Rep
! resentative Doremus, has gone 10
Portland, Mich. to visit at her ola
home.
| Miss Harriet Ferris, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Walter S. Ferris whose
marriage to Mr.. Walter Coburn Gilnes
will take place october IS: Will nave
as her matron of honor Mrs Ma[ta,. ;.t
j. Gray Of Somerville, Mass, sister
Of the bridegroom The maid Of
honor will be Miss Edith NJ Evans
of Washington, and Mr.. Gray. broth
er-in-law Of the bridegroom. will De
the best man. The ceremony vii!
be performed at 1880 In the nome o. OF
the brides parents by Rev. J. h.
Durham of the Western Presbyte-
rian Church. in the presence of
small company of relatives and close
friends. A large number of addition
al guests have been asked for thn
Ferris was the guest of honor We'd
nesday evening of Miss Charlotte
Heine, who gave a miscellaneous
shower, her guests numbering about
| twenty.
Mrs. E. Verne Richardson. wife Of
the United States consul at karachi.
India, has left Washington prepara-
tory to going overseas to join her
husband at his new post.
! Admiral Benjamin Tappn and Mrs
Tappan's granddaughter. Miss Vir-
ginia Jones, have come to Washing
ton from New Orleans.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Woodruff
and Mrs. Marinus Willett have re-
| turned from In0 mOuutdluS VI Noi al
| Carolina and will again be at 1713 M
street for the winter. r}.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Richardson,
whose marriage took place in New
| port recently, will divide their time
Washington. Mrs. Richardson was
formerly Miss Charlotte Pell.
| Announcement cards of the mar
riage of Miss Julia Wight-Bomberger
of Morristown. Pa, and Mr.. John
webb Hogg Of this city have been
sent out. The marriage took place at
Christ Church, in Upper Merton. Pa,
and small reception followed at the
home Of the bride. After a brief
honeymoon at Atlantic City and in
Virginia the bride and bridegroom
! passed a few days in Washington
with the latter's parents, Commander
| and Mrs. w. L. Hogg. Mr.. John Webb
Hogg is a member of the Society of
the Cincinnati and of the Tau Beta
Pi Society.
At the marriage of Miss Sara Fran
ces Sutherland. daughter of Mrs. Pho
! clan L. Sutherland, to Mr.. Ebert Parr
Tuttle, Miss Jamie Sutherland will
be the maid of honor and her sisters
performed at o'clock on October %
in the Church of the Epiphany by the
Rev. Percy Foster Hall in the pres
ence of a small company of relatives.
Mr.. Malcolm Tuttle Of Akron. Ohio.
brother of tho bridegroom, will be the
best man. The bride will be given in
marriage by her brother. Mr.. William
Sutherland, and Mr.. Tuttle and his
bride will leave Immediately after the
ceremony for a short wedding trip.
They will return to Washington.
where they will make their home
temporarily, although Mr.. Tuttle's
home is in Honolulu. The engage
ment Of Miss Sutherland and Mr. Tut
tie was announced on September 80.
Mrs. Sutherland and her daughter are
newcomers to Washington. They are
former residents Of Jacksonville. Fla,
and have been here for the war pc
riod.