Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pretty Weddings in Washington and Else
where.
Entertainments That Interest wash.
tngtOn PeOple-Personal Notes
of Interest. ~

rage OF MISS Kate PrleStiy Paulding,
daughter of the late Commander Leonard
Paulding, U.s.N.. to DR.. J. b. Emerson Of
New York city. Rev. DR.. Aspinwall per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was att
tended by Miss Helen B. Offiey and Miss
Carrie Jenkins. who were gowned in white
China silk and carried punches of roses
The ushers were Lieut.. B. W. Hodges. US
n, DR.. E. L. Tompkins. Mr.. Paulding
Farnham of New York and Mr.. William NJ.
offiey, cousin Of the bride. The bride was
escorted into the church by her uncle, Mr..
~. hemsen Paulding Of New York, and was
met at the chancel rail by the groom and
his best man. Mr.. Robert c. Ray. The
bride was gowned in white silk trimmed
with duchess lace. The tulle veil was fas-
tened with diamonds and the bouquet was
or bride roses. A reception for the bridal
party and relatives followed at the resi-
oence OF the brides mother and later In the
night DIR. and Mrs. Emerson started for q
weddlng trip among the Virginia mountain
resorts previous to going to New York.
Where they VIII reside. The guests at the
wedding reception were Col and Mrs. Tat
nall Paulding of PHILADELPHIA, Commander
and Mrs. Meade. Miss Emerson of New
YORK. sister Of the groom: Mrs. Bartlett Of
orange, n. j.; ex-Commissioner and Mrs
John w. Douglass. Mrs. Albert Raw. Mrs
Mcdonald Douglass, Mrs. Robert c. Ray,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. F. Macfarland. MI. ana
Mrs; Joseph c. Rice. Miss Kate French
Helen G. Ray and Master Mcdonald Doug
lass.
The cabinet families are beginning to
scatter for the summer. Mrs. Bissell left
this morning for Saugerties, N Y, where
she Will spend the early part Of the SUM
mer with her little daughter. Mrs. Smith
left yesterday for the Shenandoah valley
where she will remain with her young fam.
lily for several weeks then take them to
the seashore and In August down to the
Georgia mountains, where they will remain
VI til late in the fall.
MIR. and Mrs. Thurber also left town to-
day, the former intending to go up to Buzz
Yards Bay. where he will install his family
In their cottage for the summer
Gen. and Mrs Van Welt left this morning
for their country home at Shrewsbury,
n. J.
Invitations have been generally received
here for the marriage Of Miss Emma Louise
Grosvenor, daughter of Representative
Grosvenor. to Mr.. Phelps Chapman Leete
take place at Athens. Ohio at noon on We'd
nesday, June "a. The couple will reside at
Portsmouth. Ohio. -rCg~.
Mrs. NJ. s. Swentzel Of Chambersburg,
Pa. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Wilmer
at their new summer residence "Bonair," "
en- Brightwood avenue.
Class No. AZ Of the Calvary Baptist Sun
day school had q delightful social on We'd
Eesday evening. the 18th instant, in the
parlors Of the new Sunday school building.
The class has a membership of about LIS
persons, and Is one of the largest classes in
the adult department OF the Sunday school.
After spending an hour in social inter-
course a musical and literary program was
rendered. The committee in charge of the
evening was composed Of the following: w.
Preston Williamson, chairman; II. (. Lo-
gan, Samuel 3. Evans, Hugh L. Taylor
Mrs. s. NJ. Yeatman, Miss Grizelle Bishop
and Mrs. V. II. Olmsted.
A donation and garden party for the Ma
tor al Homeopathic Hospital will be given
tomorrow afternoon and evening 4 to III
O'Clock. at Chevy Chase Inn The reception
committee includes Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs.
Teller. Mrs. Dalzell. Mrs. Francis Cotton,
Mrs. Henry d. Cooke, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. BIT
finger, Mrs. Willard Warner Mrs Outh-
waite and Mrs. Quaifre. and a committee
will be present to receive any contributions
Of money. household linen, or groceries that
friends may bring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell gave a coaching
party to Cabin John bridge last Tuesday
Misses Bailey. Blair, Adams, Brennan.
Gordon. Miller. Cambell. Page, Sloan, Glenn
Hoyt, Adams. Allen, Fogel and Lain, and
Messrs. w. II. FELTON,. c. F. Hastings. W.
r. Harvey, l. X. Heyer. G. H. Howard. w
G. Rutherford. ]. A. Porter. E. F. Haines.
VIM. Adams. +. Newton. H. H. Miller. and
w. +. Cole.
Miss Martha Leavitt. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry T. Leavitt, was married to Mr..
j. Hewitt Morgan of Washington. D. c.,
and a member of this years graduating
class at Harvard University, yesterday at
ternoon in Christ Church. Short Hills. ".
j., j. b. Eustis. tr, Of Washington, d. c.,
son OF the United States ambassador to
france. was among the ushers. The bride
wore gown of white satin. trimmed with
point lace. a point lace veil and a wreath of
orange blossoms. Her ornaments were dia-
monds and her bouquet was of lilies Of the
valley. The gowns Of the bridesmaids were
OF white crepon. trimmed with ecru lace
ana light green satin. They carried bou-
quets OF white carnations. On their return
from their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan will go for the summer to the
Thousand Islands. where the former has a
summer residence.
In the First Methodist Church at Atlanta
Ga, yesterday afternoon Miss Laura Col
quit, daughter Of the late Senator Colouitt
was married to Mr.. George p. Howard
Before his death Senator Colquitt especially
requested that his daughter be married az
the church, and that II not be a home we'd
uing, as he expected would he the case in
tne esent or mis- death. Among the brides
attendants were Miss Dorothy Colaultt and
Gordon.
The Unity Club was entertained last Mon
day evening by Maj. and Mrs. Geo. A.
Armes at their country home, Fairheld
10y SPScSASo trSi-dtiOnS we're given
upon the lawn by the light OK q huge hon
fire. which illumined the grounds. Among
those present were Mr. ana Mrs. Chrrrv
Dr. Thomas Robinson and WIFE Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thomas, Mrs Monroe Miss 4
Chase. Mrs. and Miss Mould, Mrs Crapdalt
Mrs. Emily Hort. Mr.. and Mrs Hos8gass a
w. Webster and wife. Mr.. and Ma. FIJI
more Harrison, Mrs. Della Sheehy. Miss
Annie Sheehy. Mr.. and Mrs. ID Z. Chap
man, Count Ivan de Mitkiewicz, Nj. Shuny
Yu Ting. JOS. J. Printup. Mr.. J. v. Wig
gins. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cherry, Mr. Ralph
Jefferson, Mr.. John Tweedale. Mrs Puiizzi.
Miss Blanche Pulizzi, Judge O. ". Riley
MIR. J. Franklin Philip. Mrs. George Shee-
han, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Philip, Mrs Sarah
Evans, Miss Clara Willard. DR. and Mrs.
V. Hartleben. Mrs. Dr. Lamb, Mrs. d. T.
Noorhis. Mrs. Beck Of Nebraska, Wilbur
Goss, Mr.. John c. Bell and wife OF Col
orado. Mrs and MIR. ID. c. Chapman, Misses
May and Minnie Clemens, Mrs Geo. A.
Armes. DIR. E. w. Eugster, Miss Draney.
DR.. and Mrs. W. w. Baker. Mr. and Mrs
Silas Boyce, Mr.. F. w. Larner Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hodges, Misses Cicely and Ethel
Armes. Mrs. NJ. ID. Lincoln, Mr. Lincoln,
Mrs. NJ. Stierlin, Will c. Stierlin, Mrs L
Cowlng, Miss Minnie Cowling Mrs Col g.
F. Winger. Miss Winger. Misses Maggie and
Helen Kerfoot, Mrs. Van Syckel, Mrs. r.
c. McAuley. Mr.. Herman Schade, Miss
Schade and Mrs. Marsh.
Mr.. j. Thomas Clements, assistant fore
man of The Star COMPOSING room and Miss