Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Still the Joyous Wedding Bells Are
Heard.
Some Pleasant Gossip of Past and
Future HOspitalities-Per-
sOnal Notes.

secretary ana MRS. Lamont VIII be IN
New York on Wednesday for the marriage
| of their young relative. Miss Grace Sanders.
and MIR. John H. Macy. jr., which will take
place at noon at the Madison Avenue Bap-
fist Church. Rev. Henry NJ. Sanders. the
pastor, who is the brides uncle, will per-
form the ceremony. She will wear a trav-
cling costume and be unattended. There
will be six ushers. The reception after
ward at the home of the brides parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Sanders, No. 50
East SD street. will not be a large one.
On Thursday the young couple will sail for
Europe for six weeks trip. and on their
return they will occupy an apartment in
the Ariston. The bride is a graduate of
Vassar College and large party of fair
students have signified their intention of
attending the nuptials.
The marriage of Miss Mary ]. Osborne
Of this city and Mr.. Samuel c. Biddle of
Wilmington, Del, will take place on We'd
| nesday next November Z, at p.m.. at st.
PauIs Church. 23d street northwest. Rev.
Alfred Harding officiating. The bride will
be gowned in white MORE antique. trimmed
with old lace and orange blossoms, and
will be escorted to the altar by Captain
j. Brenton Simmons, who will give her
hand in marriage. The maid of honor will
Del. Her gown will be of white satin,
trimmed with chiffon and marguerites. Mr..
Harry Howell of the same place will act
as best man. Misses Marie Parker and
Nellie Hunt will be flower girls. The ushers
will be Messrs. c. M. Medary John w.
Weeden. William Alison Graham and Ralph
Dayton. After the ceremony reception
will be held at the residence of the bride
No. 500 21st street northwest, from to 10,
to which only the family and most inti-
mate friends are invited. The newly we'd
ded couple viii leave on a late train for a
trip through the north, after which they
will reside in Washington. Quite a number
Of friends from out Of town will come
on for the occasion.
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been at the club house at Tuxedo, sailed
yesterday for Spain. Mr.. Barclay was at
tached to the British legation at Washing
ton when he met and married his wife, who
was a granddaughter of John Jay. Imme-
| diately after the wedding. at the Jay coun-
try seat the Barclays went to Italy, where
| Mr.. Barclay was secretary of the British
legation. Now further promotion sends
him to Madrid.
Mr.. and Mrs Bourke Cochran, who con-
| template a trip abroad, to be made in JAN
| uary. will be accompanied by Miss Helen
King daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John King
| who will spend two months with them on
| the Riviera.
| Mrs. NJ w. Irvine Of Pittsburg is making
| visit to her sister. Mrs. Samuel f. Miller,
| at her home on Highland Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Thompson are at
home to their friends at 232 New Jersey
| avenue northwest.
Countess NJ. di Carignano gave a party
Saturday night In honor of Miss Carlotta
NJ. oil Cargnano's name day. The latter
| received many beautiful presents.
| A merry party met at Poplar Terrace, d.
| c.. the residence of Mr.. j. E. Hodgson to
organize a club. Mr.. J. E. Hodgson was
elected president and Miss Frank Smyth
| secretary. The club will meet at the same
| place next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. William b. Gurley and family, Mr.
| and Mrs. John b. Larner and Mr.. Francis
/ M IA Eaya fha
| Windsor, New York.
Capt. ]. e. Engle and family have moved
| to No. u 18th street northeast near Lin
| coin Park, and will be glad TO see their
| friends In their new home.
| Mrs. c. b. Graham and daughters. who
| have been summering a "Montrose" their
| country place In Virginia, have returned
| to their home, 1916 II street northwest.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence A. Brandenburg
| have returned from their wedding trip, and
| will be at home to their friends Wednesdays
| at 2l39 n street northwest.
| Miss Wilmerdng, granddaughter OF ex-
| Secretary Tracy, is among the debutantes
| in New York, and made her first appear
| ance last week at the loan exhibition Of
women's portraits.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Barney have returned
| after their long absence, and will reside in
| their Rhode Island avenue house this win
| ter.
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| and white luncheon last week Mrs. Lau-
| renee Maxwell, Mrs. Finley and Miss AUX
and.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. e. Morrison gave a
| progressive euchre party last week, fol-
| lowed the next evening by a large drive
| whist party. The guests included Mr.. and
| Mrs. B. X. Tracey. Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Sailor, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmunds, Mr. and
| Mrs. Simpson, Dr. and Mrs. Guss, Mr. and
| Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Utermehe. Misses Ora
| ham and others. At the whist party were
| Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Helphenstine. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ora l.. Pltney, MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
| Hoeke, DIR. and Mrs. Schooley, DIR. and
| Mrs. Henry Thompson, Mrs. Chamberlain
| Mrs. Solger, Mrs. Homer. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. WIN MacBride DR..
| p. ii. Bailhache, Mr.. and Mrs. S. 1. KIM
| ball, Mr.. and Mrs. Lanston and Mr.. Patter-
| son. The prizes for both evenings were
| handsome, and much appreciated by the
| winners.
| Miss Mary E. Browne of Northeast Wash
| ington, who has been i'll for some time, has
| entirely recovered.
| Mr.. w. Irving Adams and wife have
| taken an apartment at 726 18th street.
| LAllegro Club gave an entertainment
| Saturday evening in honor of the installa-
| ton of officers. The program was a
| splendid one, was well rendered, and con-
| sisted OF an instrumental duet by Misses
| Grasset and Mr.. AIburger; vocal solo, Miss
| Title Grosset: recitation. Mr.. Esha; instru-
| mental solo, Miss Cartwright; dialogue, the
| Misses Adams and Miss Slusser; vocal solo,
| Mrs. ). Ford Murray. and recitation, by Mr..
| gram the party went into the spacious din
| ing room and partook OF refreshments.
| Dancing was the principal feature of the
| evening after supper.