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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1915

Page

16

Social events chronicled in brief in Washington

Mrs Henry W Fitch and the Misses Fitch will leave Washington this week for their summer cottage at Bay Head. James Duncan Ga wood of N & O and Mrs Gatewood have camp on Lake Racquette Adirondacks for the summer. Lieut and Mrs North from West Point visit Dr and Mrs Gatewood and will join the camp on June 27. Mrs John Biddle Porter and the Misses Porter closed their I street house and heads to Bar Harbor for the summer. Miss Estrella Amores and Holy Cross Academy classmates dined at her I street home with lavender and white decor. Mr John Barrett, Pan-American Union director general, goes West for Iowa State University commencement then returns end of week. Mrs Robert L Henry left Nineteenth street for Texas to join Representative Henry. Mrs Parméele spent winter with the Henrys and went to Portamouth where Lieut Parmelee is stationed. Mrs Henry Lippitt joined Senator Lippitt at his Cumberland farm after being at Beverly Farms.

James Duncan Gawood Gatewood Lake Racquatte Adirondacks North West Point John Biddle Porter Estrella Amores Holy Cross Academy I Street Evelyn Stone Claudia Lieutaud Lorrato Liomin Edna Relter Helen Flammer Mae Smith Mamie Keefe Katharine Kellner Mary Shugrus Mathilde Kall Reavon Culln John Barrett Pan-American Union Iowa State University Iowa City Washington Robert L Henry Nineteenth Street Familly Texas Representative Henry Parmélee Representative Henry Portamouth Lieut Parmelee Henry F. Dimock Giuseppe Catalani New York Buenos Aires W. S. Dixon Dixon Taylor Boyd Dixon Lake George N. Y

Wedding Bells for Lily Tyler and Henry Harrison Wilson

Miss Lily Tyler to wed Henry Harrison Wilson next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in East Radford Va at the Helwick residence of Gov and Mrs Hoge Tyler. Officiant Key Whitmore of Central Presbyterian Church. Bride to be given away by her father in a crapa satin gown with roses. Wilson, a civil engineer and managing partner of Winston & Co highway department, will reside in Portsmouth Ohio after a short wedding trip. guests include Richmond society and notable connections.

Lily Tyler Henry Harrison Wilson Helwick Hoge Tyler East Radford the Key Whitmore Central Presbyterian Church Hal Tyler Thera Miss Tyler Richmond Execuive Mr Wilson Lucy Harrilson Wilson Henry J Wilson Benbrook Cumberland County Highway Department Winston & Co New York Wilson Mary- Jaca Kingston Baltimore Warren Finley Basim Lucie Keatlay Basim Albert Thurston St. Clair New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Wallace Radcliffe Lorine E. Keller Emily Bradley Mary C. Byers Helen G Galbraith Oraca

Gracious Hostess of the Cabinet Set Attends Wedding

A Washington society circle notes yesterday's wedding of Miss Marjorie Rudolf to Mr. William C. W. Soule at Joy Farm. Attending guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Eichelberger and Mrs. Henry F. Dimock with relatives. postura events and forthcoming moves of several families are listed alongside wedding notices and church activities.

Marjorie Rudolf William C. W. Soule

Lovers Aged 62 Elope. Parents Supprise Wedding in Minneapolis

Windom resident Olesen Jacobsen aged 62 and Alma Iverson of Weaprook eloped to Minneapolis to wed at Bethany Church. The ceremony led to a wedding banquet at Rogers Hotel, followed by a surprise family reception. Alfred Iverson staged the plan with siblings and relatives learning of the event only after the train arrival. The couple, soon to reside near Minneapolis, will honeymoon two weeks and reside at 1227 D Street NE.

Minneapolis Minn Olesen Jacobsen Windom Alma Iverson Weaprook Andrew Norem Bethany Church Franklin Avenue Twenty-fifth Street Burat Alfred Iverson Mra P. Jacobsen Mra. P. M. Jacobsen Claudius Vivian Rogers Mendelssohn Jacobsen Adolph Egge Mount Vernon Dak Oscar Iverson Jeffers, Minn Anna ¥Yerson South Dakota Central High School

Miss Marie Smith Bride at St Martin's Church

Miss Marie Veronica Smith married John Joseph Ragan at St Martin's Church in a quiet Tuesday ceremony performed by Rev. Maurice B. Alexander and Rev. Eugene Hannan attended by relatives. The bride wore white net and lace over taffeta with a white picture hat and roses lilies of the valley bouquet, while the groom wore a sand colored silk gabardine suit. The Ragans will be away on a Northern trip and will reside in the city after July 1.

Dshers R. B. Beale T. Carlysle Crump J. Walter Reynolds J. Frank Kelly R. E. Hall Russell Burroughs Lula Asilton Doris Miller Marjorie Embrey Lloyd Cox St Martin’s Church Marie Veronica Smith John Joseph Ragan Maurice B. Alexander Eugene Hannan Mrs. Ragan

Centennial Baptist builders class gathering at Miss Carver home

The builders class of Centennial Baptist Church met at Miss Ora Carver's home on L Street Southeast Tuesday evening. Miss Annie Ennis led a brief business session before games, music, and social features. Present were Mrs. R. W. Christian the teacher, and couples Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Talley and Mr. and Mrs. M. King.

Centennial Baptist Church Ora Carver L Street Annie Ennis R. W. Christian RE. Talley

Poetry drives American literary taste at library conference

Miss May Mahisie of Becklist Chicago reports 800 delegates at the American Library Association conference. She notes readers turn to poetry for literature, magazines emphasize poetry over prose, and that true poetry embodies the breath of knowledge. She argues for poets created by large audiences and teachers with purposeful posts.

Berkeley Cal

WIFE NOT HUSBAND S WARD

The attorney general ruled that a husband who is not a taxpayer cannot vote in a school election even if his wife is under 19 and listed on the school census. The law requires a parent or legal guardian of a child of school age, and a husband is not treated as guardian of his wife. The ruling was given to Superintendent Fred L. Keeler in Lansing.

Lansing Mich Fellows Fred L. Keeler Department of Public Instruction Pinconming

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