Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY,
The Olagett-Perin Wedding Tomorrow
Night
Guests From Out Of Town-washinx-
tonians ReturninG Home
Personal Notes.

Inc Ferin FAMILY party arrived from Gin
cinnau yesterday to attend the Clagett-
Perrin wedding tomorrow night Mr. Cliff
FORD Perrin. the groom, is accompanied by
Mrs. Oliver Perrin, Mrs. George T. Harri-
son, his mother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Perrin. Mrs. Dwight Kinney and
Mr. Edward A Hart, who will be best man
al the happy event. Another brother, Mr.
Nelson Perrin Of Baltimore. with his wife
and family. will also be on for the we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Cutter have located
for the winter at 1914 Pennsylvania avenue,
where they will be pleased to see their
friends
Miss May H. Mead, who has been spend
Ing several months visiting the fair and
travelling In the west, has returned home
Mrs. Watts. who accompanied Mrs Bis
cEof to Chicago has returned home. The
latter remained in Chicago.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Henry A. Willard have re-
turn ed from a second trip to the worlds
fair.
A number Of friends were entertained by
Mr.. Will Harding on Saturday evening at
his fathers residence. the occasion being
his eighteenth birthday. Among those pres
emit We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Craig, the Misses
Allie Hughes. Annie Wilkes, Daisy Me-
dairy, Minnie Snyder. NJ. A Moran, Ada
Hughes. Ada and Ethel Craig. and Messrs.
John s. Moran, Harry Snyder, George
Hughes, j. E. Harthscamp and John Ross
err.
DR.. Woodbury. and Miss Sallie Woodbury.
have returned from the worlds fair and
will shortly 60 to live in their new resi-
dence near Washington Circle.
Mrs. and Miss Harlan wife and daughter
of Justice Harlan, have returned from Eu-
rope, where they spent the past year in
travel and the Harlan residence on 14th
street extended is once more Hospitality
open.
The marriage of Miss Anna Edith Mac
Mullan to Rev. William Asbury Christian
odist Church at Madison last Wednesday
in the presence of a large gathering of
their friends. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. ]. A. Kern, ID. D., of Randolph
College. assisted by Rev. NJ. f. Watts of
Madison. The bridesmaids were Miss Car
RE V. Duncan of South Carolina, Miss
Anna Utz. Miss Lulu Grimsley, Miss Helen
NJ. Newly, and the groomsmen were
Messrs. PettyJohn Christian and Charles
+. MACMILLAN OF Lynchburg. Miss Mamie
Audus of this city was the maid of honor
and wore turquoise silk, the bride wearing
the conventional white silk and orange
blossoms. After family reception Mr..
and Mrs. Christian left for Chicago and the
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel n. Knapp have re-
turned from their wedding trip and will be
at home to their friends Informally at No.
LAO 18th street northwest.
Mr.. F. A. Richardson. chief Of the Wash
ington bureau of the Baltimore Sun, who
has been quite Ill for the last fortnight, is
now commencing to improve, and the prob
abilities are that he will soon be able to
leave his room.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Conner, jr., will be
at home, 172l Corcoran street, Wednesdays
during November.
The H. p. Club Of Capitol View gave a
dance last Friday evening at the residence
of Mr.. o. R. Harr at that place. Notwith-
standing the Indictment weather there was
present were Mrs. w. H. Wilson of Capt.
toll View, Mrs. NJ. E. Hardy of Wheaton.
Misses Ida Polkinhorn, Fannie Beasley,
Pauline Larman and Mary Spades of Wash
mie Magruder Of Halpine, Misses Mary
Davenport and Clara. Little Of Kensington.
Misses Blanch Weller. Edna Hardy, Kittie
Weller and Beulah Hardy of Wheaton,
Misses Nellie Harr and Eleanor Mcqueen
of Capitol View, Miss Mary Manning of
Forest Glen. the Misses Coupard Of Burnt
Mills and Messrs. Horace Bingham of Gar
rett Park, Lee Dorsey of Rockville, Oscar
Larman Of Washington, Benton c. Ray,
George Page, Gordon @. Ray, Fred Page,
F. p. b. Ray and Charles Danforth Of For
est Glenn, A Cissel of Howard county, j.
F. Hardy. ST., p. Weller. J. F. Hardy, jr.,
John Hardy and Fred Window of Wheaton.
Clark Thompson, H. F. Powers, Montgom-
cry Crahon and Newman Little Of Kensing-
ton. w. H. Wilson. E. o. Harr. H. L. Nc
Queen, John Mcqueen and W. r. Harr of
Capitol View, E. c. Keyes and Eddie Reyes
of Linden, James Magruder of Halpine,
Harry Belt of Rediand.
DR.. and Mrs. William May, who are still
in New York. witnessed another family
wedding on Saturday. Mrs. Mays mother
Mrs. Victorine n. Draper, was married TO
Mr.. Billings p. Learned at St Georges
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Learned went at
once to the latter's residence, 126 East 36th
street. which they will make their home,
and then to South Orange to spend the day
with the brides mother. Mrs. Learned has
been considered one of the handsome wo-
men in society for many years. Her first
husband died three years ago. Mr.. Learned
Is a broker in Wall street and a member of
the Union Club He has for many years
been an intimate friend Of the Draper fam
lily. He formerly lived in Albany, where
his father was the president Of the First
National Bank.
Miss Cassie NJ. Smith of York, Pa, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. Louis d. Wine,
1717 Q street northwest.