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SOCIETY
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Taliaferro, American vice consul at
Progresso, Mexico, were married SAL
urday evening, September 70, at tne
residence of the brides parents by the
Rev. DR. BENJAMIN F. Wilson, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church OF Har-
risonburg. The rooms of the nome
were decorated with Autumn flowers
and ferns.
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, wore rose point lace over white
satin. Her veil was of tnlle with cap
of lace and seed pearls. She carried
shower of roses and lilies OF the VaIley'
Miss Katherine Firebaugh of Harrl-
eonburg. sister of the bride, was maid
of honor and her only attendant. she
wore green satin and carried PINK rose
buds.
bridegroom, acted as best man. MISS
Elsie Wine played the wedding marches
and Miss Frances Hook sang a group OF
SONGS. with piano accompaniment by
Miss Wine.
Mr.. Taliaferro and his bride left after
n reception On q wedding trip and VIII
live at ProgreSso, Mexico. Mr.. Talla-
ferro, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Taliaferro of Earrisonburg, Is a graou-
ate of Washington and Lee university;
Lexington, Va, and was a member OF
the foot ball team. He was recently
transferred to Progresso from Mazatlan'
Mexico. where he served in the consul
lar service.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hard Of Wash
ington are at the st. Regis Hotel m
New York.
Mrs J. H. Lockwood of Burlington,
vt, is passing a brief time at the Dodge
and is accompanied by her son ana
daughter, Mr.. William LOCKWOOD ana
Miss Eleanor Lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer v. Carr cele-
brated their twenty fifth wedding ami
versary Saturday evening at their nome,
s23 Decatur street northwest. One OF
the features Of the evenings entertain
ment was the Students Orchestra un-
der the direction of William j. Oates,
which rendered several selections while
friends were assembling. The members
of the Excelsior Literary Club were
present and Mrs. Asmutn, the presloenE;'
had charge and announced the musical
and literary program, which was con-
tributed by Miss Jennie Lee Mccoy,
Mrs Matte Queen Ewing, Mrs. Emily
Jarboe Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Charles V. I'M
lay, Mrs. Ishmael Burton, Mr.. Clarence
Albright, Mr.. Burton, Miss Carrie Will
son and Miss Hilda Haddon OF New
Haven, Conn. Among other guests were
Mr.. and AIRS. Thomas ". Brown, MIS-.
Bessie CAN'T of East Falls Church, Va;
Miss Nora Boyer, Miss Lulu Boyer, Miss
Ena Allen, Miss Gertrude Brooks, Mrs.
Grace p. Carter, Mrs. Harry G. PearS IN,
Miss Selma Haddon of New Haven,
Conn; Mrs. William Marsden, hiss
Flora Nichols, Mrs. Minnie Travis. Miss
Minnie Travis, Miss Marie McElroy, MIS-.
Carrie Sale, Miss Cecil Sale, Mr.. George
EYal1wx RVs vETnH,h ~ - W 4Tyr1IaW Mrs
Clarence Albright.
Mr.. and MRS. Carr received many
beautiful silver gifts.
Judge and Mrs. Remick at
CarltSSN for the Winter.
Judge IND mrs. James w. Remick Of
Concord, ". H., have returned to their
apartment at the Carlton, where they
viii remain during the Fail and Winter.
The first meeting Of the ladies' board
of Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital will be held Friday, october 2, at
10 o'clock in the morning.
Mr.. r. A. Campbell of Durham, Natal,
South Africa. whose father, the late
Hon. A. M. Campbell, was for many
years a member of the legislative coun-
Gil of the old Natal Parliament, Is now
In Washington at the Mayhower, ac-
companied by Mrs. Campbell.
Since leaving home, eight months ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell visited In Eng
land and ON the Continent and spent
the Summer months In Lewis, Quebec,
with the latter's brother-in-laW and
sister, Rev. and Mrs. G. N. Miller
Mackay.
leaving today for Buffalo. They win
then go to Toronto and Montreal and
back to Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Happier have
Connecticut avenue after 10 weeks Of
West and Middle West. Mr.. and Mrs.
Happier, with their son and daughter,
sailed by way of the Panama Canal
from New York to Los Angeles early In
July.
Mrs. Theodore Amussen Of Forty
fourth place returned 70 her home FRI
day Of last week after spending some
time in Brookline, Mass, as the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Harold Russell, and
later going to- visit Mrs. August Bel
mont.
Mrs Bertha Grifiths and Miss Ber-
tina Grifiths entertained in their apart
ment, on Calvert street The guests who
were asked in honor Of Mr.. Frank Neal
who will leave shortly for New York.
where he has been transferred, were
Miss Mae z. deFreitas, Mrs Mabel Con-
ner, Mrs. Carrie Hamill, Miss Eunice
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