Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-05
SOCIAL MATTERS
Misc Dah1gren's Approaching Marriage
Personal Notes Of Interest.

SOCIAL MATTERS
Miss DahIgren's Approaching Marriage
Personal Notes Of Interest.
The marriage of Miss Ulrica Dahlgren and
Mr. Josiah Pierce will take place very shortly
at the country home Of Mrs NJ. Y. Dahlgren,
'Dahlen" on South mountain. Md. Cardinal
Gibbons will perform the marriage ceremony.
There will be only a small gathering Of most in
innate friends invited, as the bride-elect pre-
fers to have the happy occasion as quiet one
as possible. As many as the gay house parties
have been at Mrs. Dahlgren 9 country place this
will be the first wedding there, although the
there Of Mr.. John Y. Dahlgren with
his bride, two years ago, seemed almost
like one Miss Dahlgren is such favorite in
this city that the news of the early marriage
will be read With more than ordinary interest
She is highly accomplished and as is well known
has been her mothers right hand in dispensing
the Inequalities of their city and country
homes. Mr.. Josiah Pierce comes Of q distin-
guished New England family and is the ninth
to bear his name. It will be pleasant news
couple will make their home with Mrs. Dahl
gren.
This morning at II o'clock Miss Cecilia A..
Parker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Parker, and Mr.. Walter Nelson Woodson were
married at the Mount Vernon Place Church,
Rev. J. Z. Wightman, the pastor, officiating.
Before the bride and groom arrived the ushers,
Messrs E. T. Parker. Ashby Franklin, W. A..
Hopkins and W. G. Fearing were kept busy
seating the guests. Miss Petty presided at the
organ. Mr.. L. c. Baton was best man. The
bride wore her travelling dress of gray lans-
downe, trimmed with silver braid, and her
round hat matched in color.
Among those present were the brides pa
rents, Miss Carrie O'Bannon. Miss Shirley, Mrs.
Andrew Deming. Mrs. Deering, Miss Woody,
Mrs, D: G. Reinhold, Mrs. H. A. Parker, Mr..
Richard st. Clair, Mrs. Wallace st. Clair. the
Misses Cloyne, Mr.. and Mrs G. s. Parker, Miss
Annie Wightman, Miss Jane Hopkins, Mr.. w.
A. Hopkins Miss Hopkins, Mrs. John Bell, Miss
Tune. Mrs. VIM Goldsborough, Miss Colds
borough, Mrs. Began and family, Mr.. Claren-
Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knowles and Mrs.
James Yates Immediately after the ceremony
MIR. and Mrs. Woodson drove to the depot and
took the train for Lynchburg. their future
home
Miss Fannie L. Wright and Mr.. Horace d.
Goodale were married at 8 o'clock this morn
Ing at the residence of the brides parents, 1894
bers Of both families RevT. s. Wright formerly
OF Lexington, Miss, the brides father, per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodale
left the city on the $40 train for the north,
where they will spend a couple of weeks. Mr.
Goodaie Is well known clerk in the adjutant
generals office.
Many will learn with regret Of the death on
Sunday morning at her home in Winslow.
camden county, N. J., of Mrs. Frank Squire,
who OF late years has spent the winters in this
city with her daughters, the elder Of whom,
Miss Helen Squire, has hundreds of friends in
society. Mrs. Squire being in delicate health
went out but little. She was the daughter of
Hon. Andrew X. Hay Of New Jersey, who served
two terms in Congress and was widely known as
among the wealthiest and most influential men
OF hls state. Mrs. Squire was for several years
widow. She was a woman of fine education
ana was charming in society, which she
adorned. Her daughters have the deepest
sympathy in their loss.
Mrs. r. J. Floyd of Capitol Hill, who has been
at Cape May for the past three weeks, has re-
turned, but expects to leave in few days for
New York and Boston, to be gone until Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Frank Harrison and Mrs. L. F. W. Cush-
ing went Monday to the Blue Ridge mountains
in Virginia.
The Korean charge d'affaires and Mrs. Ye
Cha Yum have gone to the Hotel Berwick, Mar
ragansett Pier, r. l., for the summer.
Mrs. Josephine Campbell and son and her
sister, Miss Mary E. Foertsch. are at Colonial
Beach for the summer.
Mr.. D. C. Pratt of Aurora, ILL.,, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. De Witt C. Sprague, LIE Droit
Park.
Mr.. Salvador Desio and family left yesterday
for Asbury Park, New York and Saratoga. They
will return about the LIST Of September.
Mrs. B. W. Holman and her son Val are at
Rock Enon for some weeks.
Misses Fannie and May At Lee are spending a
few weeks at the country home Of their parents
near Fairfax Court House.
Among those at the Colorado, Atlantic City.
Hughes, Miss Abbie Hopkins and Miss Alice
McNantz of this city.
Miss Mary Stockett of Capitol Hill is spending
the month of August at Kennebunk, Me.
Miss Laura French and Miss Beckie Dunning-
ton of Capitol Hill are visiting friends in Nor
folk.
Mrs. Edwin F. Austin Of Capitol Hill left
Monday to spend several weeks with the Robeys
Of Waldorf, Md. Her daughter. Miss Eta, who
has been there for the last month or SO, will re-
turn home with her.
Miss Ida W. McKenny Of No. 1856 Indiana
avenue is spending Ler vacation in Culpeper,
Va
Mrs. Joseph F. Collins and daughter, Mrs.
John Hadiey Doyle. who is accompanied by
her son Herbert, are among the CUES at Nam
tucket.
Mrs. Harriet Roth. Mrs. Joseph Danacle,
MISS Mary helcn0r tnc treasury DEPART
ment, Miss Nellie O'Brien Of the government
printing Office have gone to Riverside, Nd. for
a month.
Miss Katie Murphy left yesterday for a
months vacation in New York.
Mrs. E. NJ Wood of Denver, Col, is visiting
her brother. R. B. Nixon financial clerk Of the
Senate, at his residence, 400 NJ street.
Miss Adelia knight and her friend, Miss
Lizzie De Grummond, will leave Saturday to
spend the remainder Of the heated term in the
mountains.
Miss Daisy Robinson is visiting Miss McCon-
nell at her cottage at Harper's Ferry.
Misses Bessie and Victoria Wright left the
city this morning for months stay at Miller g
Corners, Va, on the Rappahannock.
Mrs. Frank P. Madgan and son are at Con-
gress Cottage, Atlantic City.
John L. N. Hunt president Of the board of
education of New York city, is the guest of the
family of his brother, L. F. Hunt, 1910 s street.
Miss 1. /. Summerscales left Saturday for
Seneca lake.
Mrs. E. A. Bishop Of 615 G street southwest,
and daughter, Mrs. J. F. Smoot. and the Misses
Mary L. and Clara F. Smoot, Miss Mollie E..
Wright of 344 Virginia avenue southwest. have
gone to spend the month of August with Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Butler at Potomac View farm,
Montgomery county, Nd.
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