Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-30
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Numerous Pretty weddings-Personal Notes
of Interest.

SOCIAL MATTERS.
Numerous Pretty weddings-Personaa Notes
of Interest.
Aquiet wedding took place In the parsonage
Of st. Patrick's Church at o'clock this after
noon, the parties being Mr.. Albert walmsley
Of the Sunday Herald and Miss Kate, the
daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Walsh. Rev. Father
McGee performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Menninger of New York arrived last
evening and is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Fred Shultz. She will remain during the sum-
mer months. They will be at home to their
friends during Tuesdays in July. Mrs. Shultz
and her family will accompany Mrs. Menninger
to New York.
Mrs. c. Ulrich Kennedy and little daughter,
Gwendolyn, left for capon Springs this morn
ing. DR.. Kennedy will join them in August.
Mrs. VIM. H. Crook has gone to Asbury Park
for the summer.
Mrs. VIM. Yost and family, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. James Mcdonald, and nurse
have gone TO Colonial Beach, where they will
remain for the summer.
Miss Nettie Cattell, daughter of Mr.. H. p.
Cattell, and Mr.. Will NJ. Barclay we're married
last evening in the Western Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Mr.. Wynkoop performed the
ceremony. The bride wore travelling dress Of
tan color diagonal cloth, with hat to match, and
carried bouquet of La France roses. Mr.. Ed
win Herlig was best man. reception followed
Mrs. Barclay are building house in lie Droit
Park, but for the present they will reside on
21st street.
Miss Ella Prindwille sailed Yesterday on the
City Of Paris to visit her mother in Europe.
Miss Marie A. Jennings OF fredericksburg,
who has been for the past week the guest Of
Mrs. Q. T. Mills, 1922 Sth street northwest. viii
leave on Friday for Long Branch and New
York city. She will return to her home in
Fredericksburg late In July.
Mrs. Hardie, wife Of Mr.. Robert Gordon Har-
die Of New York, is visiting her father and
mother, Senator and Mrs. Cullom, for q few
days.
Geo. Haas, IT,, Of Capitol Hill has moved his
family to his summer residence, Berkeley
Heights, or, the Good Hope road.
Miss Jessie Clear of LIE Droit Park left last
evening for Marion, Ohio, where abe will be the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Bigelow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saml. Herman, accompanied by
their grandson. Master Leon Strauss, are at the
States, Atlantic City, for the summer.
Mrs. R. L. Clear, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Jessie, and son, Master Charles left yester-
day for an extended visit to western Ohio and
later to st. Louis, Mo.
DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Cady sail for Europe Sat-
urday on the City Of Rome. They will make
an extended tour Of the British Isle and the
continent.
Col and Mrs. Henry have just returned from
trip to Ocean City, having gone as the guests
OF Mr.. Waggaman.
Miss La Burtte Shepard, who has Just arrived
from Tacoma, Wash, will sail for Europe with
her father July 8, and will visit France, Bel
GUM, Holland. Germany, Switzerland and
Austria. Mr.. Shepard viii leave his daughter
In Vienna for two years to study music. Mrs.
Shepard leaves the city with her two adopted
daughters July for the summer.
Miss Stella Shelton Of Huntingdon, W. Va,
is stopping with the Misses Hutchinson Of 11l9
Park place northeast.
MIR. and Mrs Philip Walker last night gave q
pretty party to their daughter, Mamie, at their
home on Q street, where some thirty Of her
little friends were gathered. Some Of the chill
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and family leave tomor-
row for Asbury Park, where they have a cot
tage.
Mr.. T. J. Young Of Salt Lake City and Miss
Eyangeline L. Houston were married last even
ing at the residence of the brides parents, 1907
18th street. The bride wore rich cream silk
Rev. W. H. Brooks performed the ceremony.
A large number of friends were in attendance.
reception was held from to 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Pickman Mann and Miss
Mann left for Rock Enon Springs today.
Miss Lizzie E. Smith, daughter Of Chief
Engineer Smith of the navy, has returned to
the city from Old Point and will go to Rock
Enon Springs for the summer.
The Longfellow Literary and Debating So
ciety gave pleasant bus party to Cabin John g
bridge yesterday. The party, chaperoned by
Prof. and Mrs. FOertsch and Miss Lanman, con-
sisted OF Misses Mary and Grace Stone, Josie
Foertsch, Mary WEIGH, Edith Iansdale Maud
White, Kate Wheatley and Carrie and Lula
burg, Charles Lansdale, Edward Lawton, Will
Hurley. A. P. Gillen, Charles and Arthur Lam
man, Milton White and Martin jacobson.
Charles o. Doten, well known among the
printing fraternity Of Washington, and Miss
lara NJ. Baldwin were married last evening at
o'clock. The ceremony was performed at the
residence of the brides parents. No. 81 street
northeast, by Rev. Z. c. York Robt B. Smythe
acted as groomsman and Miss Josie Mccarthy
as bridesmaid Over one hundred guests were
present. Many handsome gifts from friends
and relatives were bestowed upon the BRIDE
Quite number accompanied the bride and
groom to the railway station, where they left
on the 11:30 train for the Blue Ridge noun
tains. The honeymoon will extend to the LIST
Of August, when Mr.. and Mrs. Doten will be at
home to receive friends at No. 9l3 New York
| avenue northwest.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Cassin, daughter
of the late DR.. Joseph R. Cassin, to Mr. Vim. K
Mitchell took place at o'clock last evening ut
the residence Of the bride, corner OF 10th street
and Howard avenue, Mount Pleasant The
house was beautifully decorated with vines,
palms and flowers. The ceremony was per-
| formed by Father Ryan. The brides sister,
Miss Mary Cassin, was maid of honor, and wore
gown Of dotted white swiss muslin. The bride 8
dress was Of white bengaline, made princess
| style, and trimmed with lace. The brides
brother, DR.. Stephen B. Cassin, gave her hand
in marriage. Mr.. Chas. Mitchell attended his
brother as best man. At the conclusion of the
| ceremony bountiful repast was served in. the
dining room. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell loft on a
late train for an extended northern trip. Upon
| their return they will spend the remainder Of
the summer with the brides mother Mrs. A. E.
| Cassin, and in the autumn go to housekeeping
on 18th street.
The marriage Of Miss Cherry Mary Anna
bella Siddons, daughter Of the late Prof. ]. II.
siddons and Mrs. Mary A. Siddons, to Mr..
James Smith Rollow of Fredericksburg, which
was to have taken place at Grace Episcopal
Church in South Washington, d. c., was per-
| formed.quite privately ut the residence Of the
brides mother, 400 Florida avenue northwest,
Tuesday, at IL o'clock, owing to the illness
OF the bride. As soon as the health of
Mrs. Rouow will permit Mr.. and Mrs. Rollow
will leave for their future home in New York.