The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-09-04
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CAPITAL FOLK
MARRIED TN
BROOKLYN
Miss Olga Petersen Hull
Weds William D.
Boutwell,

Boutwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dee Van
Wagner announce the marriage of
their sister. Miss olga Petersen
Hull, to William Dow Boutwell,.
The ceremony which took place
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
1.-THE home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Wagner. In Brooklyn. N. n, was
performed BY the Rev. Theodore
Hubbard Evans, cousin OF the
bride.
There were no attendants ana
only the Immediate family and
few intimate friends were present.
The out-of.town guests Included
Mrs. Howard Patterson Boutwell,,
or Washington. mother Of the bride.
Igroon and Major and Mrs. Augustin
Mitchell Prentiss, brother-inslaW ana
4 sister OF the bride.
/ The bride is the. daughter Of the
| late Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Randolph
/ Hull.
Mr., and Mrs. Boutwell, viii live
in Washington and will be at home
j after October is at 1901 Massa.
chusetts Ave.
So
IOWA SOCIETY,"
PLANS PICNIC
The Iowa state Society Of wash.
i tngton will have q picnic at Great
Talls, Va, all day September IL
The authorities have agreed to
turn over the grounds exclusively
for the society,s use on that day.
Special cars viii be provided by
Irhe Washington e Old DominioE
Railroad loy members Of the society
and their friends. The transporta-
lt1on accommodations will be under
9he supervision of the WelIknown
I0Wan, r.. G. MaIicoat.
Every one Is expected to bring his
own picnic lunch.
The COMMITTEES on ARRANGEMENTS
land events includes w. q. Ladd, ex-
president Of the society; j. II.
Hutchisop, vice president; JOSEF, HI
Greene and Mrs. CaIenoon, vlcc
presidents.
Capt. and Mrs. N. g. McMa1on OF
Washington are In New York Tor III
week or 10 days and are at the
Ambassador.
Elmer E. Crowley OF New York.
former president of the United States
Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation. is now i'm washington,
q guest at the MayfIoWer.
Former Representative James w.
Good. of Chicago, who IL passing Il
lew days at the Willard, entertained
informally at dinner son the roof
last night.
WEDDING BELLS
FOR MISS RARP
The marriage Of Miss Pauline
Kleinhans Habp. daughter IT Mr..
and Mrs. David Babp, and Howard
Apgar Burd. son. cf Mr.. and Mrs..
Melvin *. Burd, OF this city. look
place this afternoon.
The ceremony was performed ~
st. Paul's Lutheran Church by DIR.
Samuel r. Nichols, OF Keller Me-
mortal Church, and will be followed
BY an informal supper party ct the
home of the brides parents.
The bride. who was unattended
was given in marriage by her
father and wore gown Of white
crepe Elizabeth, heavily ennbroid-
cred with pearls, rhinestones and
crystal beads, and she carried
shower bouquet Of roses and lilies
Of the valley.
r. =. KeubIer. of StewartvilIe,
N. j., organist, played the wedding
music, Miss Mabel McCa1Ip. con.
traito,. singing several solos.
The out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Burd,
parents of the bridegroom; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence ID. Trimmer, Peter
Apgar. Misses Nellie Burd and
Marian Trimmer, George Cookson,
Raymond Inlay, all Of Phillipsburg.
n. j.; Mrs. Peter III. Kleinhans, of
Easton, Pa, and r. E. Kuebler, Of
Stewartsville. N. j.
After their wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burd will make their home at
121 Eleventh st. Mr.. BurN, who
attended George Washington Uni
Versity. is in the Geological Survey
of the Department OF Agriculture. :
The bride is a. senior at George
Washington University and is the
president Of the Alpha Delta Theta
Sorority.
Mrs, Sydney Cloman, formerly of
Washington, is with her niece Mrs,
r. Wilson Pritchett at Narragangett
Pier. They will join Mr.. Prftchett
at Freen Hill Farms, Overlook,
Pa, on October /.
y + II
Mrs. Albert w. Jefferes and
daughter, of Omaha, Neb., arrived
today at the Willard where they
will remain over the week end.
Mrs. Jefferes is the wife of former
Representative Jefferes.
n
Miss Virginia Selden, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Selden, tr.,
who was the guest for several
weeks of Miss Kate Gray, of New
York, at Bass Rocks, Mass, is max.
ing series OF visits in the North
Shore before coming to Warrington.