The Washington times., 1925-02-10

Senator and Mrs, William NJ But
Ter have visiting them at the New
Willard Hotel Miss Enid Yandell, d
gifted sculptress. VINO is just now
engaged on a Pioneer Group,' a
monument to be placed in Harrods-
burg, Ky. Miss YandelI's Daniel
Boone" at Louisville. KY, is well
known.
Mrs. May Blaine Lipsconb has
closed her apartment at Wardman
Fark Hotel and gone to Miami with
a party of friends from Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh TO spend about a
month.
Mrs. George w. Warren; of Rich
mend. and Miss Elizabeth n. War
ret. OF Middlehurg, Va, are spend
ing some time at the Shorehana.
WASHINGTON GIRL
MARRIED IN NEW YORK.
The marriage OF Miss Josephine
Houston. daughter OF Mrs. Josephine
Davis Houston, Of Washington. To
August Clyde Ferger, OF Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, took place yesterday
at s o'clock in the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION little Church
Around the Cornerl, in New York.
The ceremony was performed by the
Reverend Doctor Livingston Rowe
SCHUYLER, assistant rector of tho
Church OF the Mediator, Of New
York. friend OF Miss Houston 4
family. Attending the bride was
her sister, Miss Dorothy Louise
Houston. OF washington, and the
best man was Herman Eerger, jr.,
the bridegroom brother, OF Chat.
taneoga.
Following the ceremony, there VIA
reception at the home Of Mrs A
J. Smith. AL West Hath street
New York.
Miss Houston In we'll known liz
washington, particularly in musical
circles, for she sang in recitals and
concerts here many times before
going to New York to continue hHi
musical studies. She made her DEBUT
as 4 concert singer in recital II
AeoIian Hall. New York, two years
ago. She became a member or Phi
MI Sorority or George Washington
University when she commenced her
studies there. and Mr.. F'erger who
graduated from wesleyan Uniyer
sitv ii, 1921, Is member OF thu
Delta Tau Delta Fraternitya
Mr.. and Mrs. F'erger, after return
ing from 4 wedding trip, will reside
on Ferger place, Chattanooga.
Mrs. n. C. Jefferds, Of Charles
ton. w. Va, Is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper. q
thatr rnaidence in wyoming avenue
ADD soc
FLOOR COMMITTEE NAMED 7<
FOR SPRINGTIME BALL.
Arthur HELEN, chairman of the
floor committee for the ball K
be given at the Willard Monday
February 16, for the benefit q
the Episcopal Home for Children
viii have assisting him Admira
Cary r. Grayson, Doctor Ernesl
Bremen. william Phelps Emo, G
G, Glover, jr.; Commander G. J.
Jewell, Major C.. T.. Hall, w. y
Father. IT.; Richard II. Wilmer
Franklin H. Ellis, David E. Finley
Newbold Moves, Rowland Chase
James n. Eiierson, Jrs; Delos 81
| Smith, Coleman Jennings, G. a
Aspinwall, Manning Stead, III. II
Obear, r. W. Gwathn1eyF sCoioie
william e. Fowler, William il
White, jr.: Arthur Foraker E. a
Hartman. Victor Kaufman, r
III. Brooke. Bowie Clark, Charles
/ Noble Gregory, H. B. Gregory
Lynch Luouer, J. Miller Kenyon
Victor Deyber and Arthur Bradley
, Campbell
Frank II. Hitchcock: of New
York, former postmaster general /:
at the New Willard.
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TWO GOVERNORS ON
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Plans for the great 1istorica
Costume ball to be given under th'
auspices OF the Washington com
mittee of the Thomas Jefferson
Memorial Foundation on Saturday
night, February II at the May
! flower Hotel are progressing rapid
~, and the sale Of boxes has beer
so active that no more reservation,
will be made at present by thu
committee. All the boxes are t
women of historical distinction, am
in several cases it is planned. t,
have the boxes filled with descend
ants OF the great Americans 70
whom the box IL named. In TIL
jefferson box will be sea ted Inca
descendants OF this famous Amer
lean statesman.
William Bowie Clark. assisted b
Breckenridge Long. with lonJ
line OF colonial ancestors in til,
background. will have charge of al
unusually distinguished floor com
mittee which viii include governor