The Washington times., 1920-09-21

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W1DDn0 INVITATIONS OUT.
Invitations have bean issued to the
wedding Of Miss Ada Gibson Titus and
Lieut.. Thomas H. Mcclure. Naval Re-
serve Ffytns Corps Miss Titus ts
the daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. Edward
Her Interests during the war included
work with the Navy Department In
New York city.
M. Mcclure was on duty las
winter with the Bureau Of Navigation
as dirsctos of publicity. Recently he
has been advertising counsel In con-
nection with the salss Of surplus ma
terial BY the bureau OF supplies and
accounts. Mr.. Mcclure served In
at Brest and also with the Hoover Re-
lief Administration at Lille after the
Armistics. He 10 . nephew of the
publisher. 3. 8. Mcclure.
The wedding will take place on
October 9, at the Church Of the As
cension. In New York city.
MISS GOODWIN A BRIDE.
The marriage of Miss Lsixe Rut-
ledge Godwin. daughter of Mrs. Mary
Leise 0odwtn. to Nelson Miles Beach.
mony was performed Saturday In the
Church Of the Ascension. New York.
In which city the bride and her mother
have made their home for several
years. The bride WAS given In mar
riags by her brother, Mr.. David Park
or Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs.. Beach will
spend the coming winter In Califor-
mia and will return TO New York In
tho sprinr Among those who at
tended the wedding were Mrs. Maria
q. Parker. grandmother of the bride.
Mrs. Goodwin. her mother, and Mrs.
Goodwin. wife OF Capt. Harold o. Cod
win. Of Washington. brother of the
bride.
A luncheon was given yesterday in
honor OF Miss Stella Freeman, at the
Congress Hall Hotel by her intimate
friends OF the Library of Congress.
Miss Freeman Is resigning from her
position in the Copyright office Of the
Philadelphia college.
The table was beautifully decorated
with flowers and a dainty luncheon
was served.
Among those present were Mrs.
John Burris Shepley. Miss Mary Beall.
Miss Sophie Mcqueen. Miss Mary
Martin. Miss Myrtle Ritter, Miss Mary
George. Mrs. Eva Dorsey. Miss
Frances Nolte and Mrs. Allen Camp
bell.
All college women in the city are
cordially invited to an all college
rally at the College women's Club
1922 Eye street. Friday evening as
8 o'clock. Representatives OF all the
larger and many of the smaller col
leges will welcome the guests. Miss
Elizabeth Wilson is in charge.
Miss Miriam Rhodes. 5000 Abe
marie street, Washington, ID. c., was
hostess at a quilting party given in
honor Of Miss Dorothy Murphy. 372s
Oliver street Chevy Chase. ID. c.,
whose marriage to DIR. Ralph Il. Hall,
Of Akron. Ohio, will take place some
time during the winter. The guests
included Miss Hilda Bowen, Miss
Eleanor Judd. Miss Miriam Richards.
Miss Helen Hodges, Miss Cora Bowen
and Miss Margaret Swigart. Refresh
ments- were served at a most attrac-
tive table laid on the veranda.
Miss Murphy. the bride-elect enter
tained a small house party over the
week -end Wednesday evening. After
a most enjoyable evening, the supper
was served at an attractive table,
where the guests found their places
marked by favors in the shape of
souvenir bride and her Ave attend
ants. and to learn that the bride-to-be
had chosen Miss Hilda Bowen as her
maid-of-honor. and Miss Eleanor Judd,
Miss Helen Hodges. Miss Miriam
Rhodes, and Miss Miriam Richards as
her bridesmaids.
GENEvIEvE C0LwELL A BRIDE.
The marriage Of Miss Genevieve N. |
Colwell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Coiwell, OF 4oa Seventh street
to Lieut. John II. Mauter,
OF Lakewood, N. j.. took place Thurs |
day morning at the home Of the |
bride, the Rev. Nichols. of Lincoln |
Memorial Church. officiated. The
bride Is we'll known among the
younger set of this city. The bride
groom is tho son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry p. Mauter, of Lakewood. N. J.,
and is now on duty with the War
claims board. He served |
overseas as an officer for twenty |
seven months. sailing with the origi- |
nal Pershing party. He holds a
diploma OF the University of Nancy, |
France. The couple will spend their
honeymoon at Lakewood and will |
later reside In this city.
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