Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
7 HE SOCIAL WORLD,
New York and Texas Weddings of In
terest to Westinghouse.
MISS Elkfns and Mr.. Bruner to BE
Married Thursday-wa.hinxt
to Attend - Personal Notes.

m;na e no"ers OF the oleander and jas
rev. w. w. DE Hart performed the cere-
mony took place at the First Rantist
priaesmaids and maid of honor-the
Uses Wa, Lucliie Davis. Margaret Wilson,
Kate Webb, Mary Martin and McBarton
Webb. Mr.. Percy S. Wood of CorsIcana
~as the best man, and Messrs. ]. Rath-
bourne Latham, w. H. Crank, jr., NJ.
walker sims and Bartlett Ultimas Sims
were the ushers. Two little girls dressed
IN gowns of white crepe made in empire
style, carried between them a white satin
cushion on which rested the wedding ring
ana little page walked with them ahead
of the bridal procession, CARRYING the nrav-
er book from which the service was read
The bride was gowned in white duchess
satin' with the waist draped with lace and
ner tulie veil was held to her hair by pearl
pins that were afterward given to the
bridesmaids as souvenirs
Inc bridesmaids were gowned in azure SAT-
IN AT the reception which followed at the
received boxes of wedding cake with the
covers filled with English violets
After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Mills
Will come to this city to spend the winter.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Elkins
daughter Of ex-Secretary of War Stephen
d Elklns. and Mr.. Edward z. Bruner of
New York. which will take place al II
O'Clock on Thursday at st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral, Will be quite cosmopolitan in charac-
ter. There will be many westeners, Wash
early hour selected is because there is to
be nuptial mass. Miss Elkins who is a
handsome young woman, will doubtless
look very charming in her bridal fnery
her attendants, with the two exceptions of
Miss Renee Coudert and Miss Bruner the
bridegrooms sister, both of whom live in
New York, Will attend from other cities for
the occasion. Miss Madeleine Kerens from
St Louis Miss May Calkert from Phila-
delphia, Miss Amy Mcmillan, who is a
daughter of Senator Mcmillan, from De-
troit and Miss Grace Davis. who is the best
girl. Mr.. Frederick Bruner will be the best
man and Messrs. Joseph Bruner, John Gil
roy "a son of Mayor Gilroy), w. w. Niles.
jr., Edgar H. Booth and T. Henry Walter
will be the ushers. After the wedding there
Will be breakfast and reception at the
New Netherland Hotel and then the couple
will go out of town for a trip. They will
be at the Plaza Hotel for the most of the
winter. Doubtless many friends will go on
from this city to attend the wedding
Mrs. Arthur Herbert and her mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Gammell of Newnort
Will sail next Saturday for Tangiers to join
Mr.. Herbert who has been transferred TO
that post
Mrs. Hearst left here yesterday for San
Francisco. where she will spend the rest of
the winter. Business demands caused her TO
change all her plans for the year, the most
OF which she had expected to pass in this
city.
Capt Robert Armour of the quartermas-
ter generals office and Miss Helen Shep-
nero VIII be married at half-past o'clock
on Monday afternoon. November 20, at the
Western Presbyterian Church. Rev DR.
Easton will oficiate. and after December i
the couple will be at home to their friends
at 1904 Q street.
Mrs Zeile Of San Francisco, accompanied
by her son and daughter, were the guests
Of Mrs. DiehI. wife OF Lieut. Diehl, at l525
Z street, for the past week. and have now
started for home. They expect to spend
the winter here next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell j. Wilson of San
Francisco are at the Shoreham
Mr.. and Mrs. Jon. II. Robb have returned
from their wedding tour and will be at
home to their friends on Thursdays ar No
81 street northwest.
Ex-senator and Mrs Henderson and their
son, who spent the summer abroad.
have returned to their home, Boundary
Castle
Mrs. VIM. Lay and her son will sail for
Europe to spend six months on the 18th of
this month.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page have
taken the large double house on the south
side of Massachusetts avenue near nth
street, and IL Is now being made ready for
their occupancy.
Senator and Mrs. Murphy will take pos
session of their residence, l7Ol X street. on
the LIST of December.
Senator and Mrs. Cameron will be at
the Arlington until the completion of the
repairs to their home on Lafayette square.
Gen. and Mrs. McKeever and the Misses
Mckeever are back again in their house on
III street.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Van wyck are at
the Portland. and will spend the winter in
this city.
Mrs. V. r. Berry and family are back
again at their II street residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Duncan Miller of
Indianapolis have sent their cards and that
of their infant son. Sidney Stanhope Mil
Ter. to large circle of their friends in this
city, who remember them with pleasure
This first grandchild in the family of ex-
Attorney General Miller entered this world
of Joys and sorrows on September %, and
Is thriving beautifully.
Miss Floride Cunningham. who was lady
manager of the worlds fair from South
Carolina, is here for few days on her way
home, and Is staying with Mrs. Chinn, 1li5
Connecticut avenue.
The Sunday school class of Mr.. E. W.
Williams of Hamline NJ. F. Church was
entertained on Friday evening by its teach
er, at his home. on q street northwest.
Those present Were Misses Jennie Mickle.
Mabel Grahame, Mamie McCreary, Hattie
Quinter. ". NJ Newell. Florence Harries.
Irene Ruess. Ada Williams and Nettie Will
liams. Messrs. Ray Moulton. John McCreary
and Charles Williams.
Mrs John S. Anderson OF Hotel Morrisett
has gone for a two months visit TO Chi
cago. Minneapolis and Spring Valley. MINI.
At a special meeting of the board of lady
managers of the Garfield Hospital held at
WIZARDS Hotel last Wednesday IL was de-
cided to give luncheons the 20th and list
of December. closing with o'clock tea
subsequently. Mr.. John r. Mclean has
rendered the use OF his house. corner of
Vermont avenue and II street. for these
entertainments. To make IL as easy as pos
sible for the ladies, 1t was suggested to d.
vide the board one half being responsible
for the lunch on the goth, the other half on
the 2lst, and all to serve on the committee
for the o'clock tea. All the ladies were
placed on the soliciting committee to Sc
cure donations of money or provisions for
the lunches and teas.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Fannie Schlosberg to Mr.. Samuel Simon.
Miss Evarts Ewing. daughter of the late
Major Evarts s. Ewing, L. S. A., has re-
turned to Washington, after a visit to Chi
cago, and will spend the winter with Mrs
Thomas Cromwell at 1902 Q street north
west.
ART STUDENTS.