Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-06

associated mere WIN III. l. w.
munds since the war.
Cbarlottesville.-John Morris,
vonng business man, and Miss OllVe
/ Saunders. both of this city, were mar
ried last evening at the parsonage Oh
the High Street Baptist Church, the
[ ceremo3v being performed by Dr.
Henry W. Battle.
Cbarlottesville.-S. C. Morrisettee
and Miss EVELYN Roadcup, both Oh
Norfolk, were married last evening ia a.
the parsonage of the First MetnoHls'
Church. by the Rev. Norwood r NY
ers Mr.. Morrisette is civil eng
neer of Norfolk, and he and his BRIDE
left Immediately after the ceremony
10 make their home in Norfolk.
Farmvine.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fnller Bugg, of Farmville, Va, an
nounce the engagement and approach
inc marriage of their daughter, III
liam Paulett. to DR.. Herman /. PIler,
of Winchester. Va. The wedding VIII
take place in October.
Fredericksburg.-Mr. and Mrs. K.
G Riddeu. of Louisa county, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Mary Elizabeth. to Edward Tayloe,
SON of Mrs. William Tay.oe, OF pow
hatan." King George county, va
Fredericksburg.--Mr. and Mrs ): &.
ID, EccaSy pOnDtV. a.
announce the engagement ana APP
preaching marriage of their daughter,
Sarah Burke, to Thomas j. Bates, OF
Newton. Va. The wedding Will take
place some time during the fall.
Mrs. Henry Fairfax and her daugh-
ter Miss Eugenia Tenant FalrlaX,
Tho have been touring in England
and ON the Continent for the past seV-
oral months have returned to thelr
home in Richmond. Mrs. Fairfax ana
ber danobter we're in England for the
races and later motored with MY ana ana
Mrs. Brydon Tenant and Miss Alce
Tenant through France and TO places
of interest in Italy.
Mrs. Thomas Pinckney Bryan ana
lo,. children. Mrs. Alexander Hamll-
tnn and Miss Goss, who have been IN
Frrone for eighteen months, have re-
turned to Richmond, Mrs. Bryan ana
- ~, emily are now at their home on
the Boulevard.
In the corporation court today 4.
r Beach uualE.et as ad ninI5tr"tor
If the estate of JOSEPH d Russell
Mr. and Mrs c. B. Swan, of Rose
mont have returned from a trip to
Boston and Bevely, Mass, and New
York City.
Miss Josephine Williams has re-
turned to her home in North Royal
street. after visit to BIuemont, va
The marriage of Miss Ingegard
Wallenberg. the daughter of the
swedish Minister and Nine. Wallen-
berg. to Ragnar Soderberg, VIII take
place next Wednesday, IN Stockholm
Sweden. The Minister and Nine
Wallenberg and Miss Wallenoerg
went abroad early in June.
PHILIPPE A Espn, charged affaires
Of the Argentine Embassy, Will leave
TODAY for Meadowbrook, l.. l., to Wit
ness the polo game in which the team
from Argentine will play. He will
return 10 Washington the end of the
week.
The marriage of Miss Sidney Ran
dali Webb, daughter of Mrs. Jonn
Sidney Webb, to Walter F. Chappell,
will take place in Washington Mon
dav. September Is. The date for the
wedding which was never definitely
set was being planned for November,
bnt a re-arrangement Of business
MANS of the bridegroom-elect, and a
Sesire for a Six-week wedding jour
upy in Europe caused them to adj
vance the date.
Mr. Kirk Earle Wallace general
socratarv of the Y. NJ. c. A, has
INST returned from East Radford,
Ia where he addressed the State
Conference of the Young Peoples Dl-
vision of the State Sunday School
Association.
Mrs. James Thomson. who recent
" visited in Washington, IS at pres
ent the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Champ Clark, widow Of I o the late ate
tives at her home, Honeysuckle
farms. Bowling Green, Mo. MT ana
Mrs. Thomson spent several weeks
last month with his parents at Sum
NIT Point, w Va.
King Albert has conferred on
/ Baron Emil de Cartier de Marchienne,
Belgian Ambassador 70 this country,
the grand cross of the Order of Leo
pold II in recognition Of his services
az Washington, especially during the
recent arms conference.
The Minister of China. DR.. Alfred
SEE, will come to Washington the end
! Of the week for a brief stay before
rejoining MS family at their summer