Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Weddings and Other Social Events Of the
Past Few Days
The Arrivals and Departures of
Prominent Peopie-Per-
sonal Notes.

dered Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. J. Coleman OF
Petersburg, Va, by Mr.. and Mrs. 5. c.
| Wheeler at tn cir residence. No. f02 q street
| northwest, last night. After being musical
| ly and vocally entertained the evening was
passed in dancing, which was Kept up until
a late hour. MIR. AMI Mrs. Coleman leave
| for Petersburg tomorrow morning.
| Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dorsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ii. FL
lott, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Wheeler. Miss
| Rosie Callan, Miss Alice II. Nohe, Miss Ber-
tie Callan, Miss Minnie Nohe Miss Osceola
Amos, Miss Maggie Harrington. Miss Annie
| King, Miss Lillian Theresa Dorsey, Miss
Effie Wheeler. Miss Mamie Mcguire, Miss
Maggie Kelly, Miss Geraldine O'Brien, Miss
Lille Sheehan. Miss Addie Mum, Miss
Leonora Gentry. Miss Dorothy Burns Miss
Agnes Sullivan, Miss Annie o Connor, Miss
Alice Ryan, Miss Gertie Flynn Miss Annie
| Bayne, Miss Nellie Sullivan of Brooklyn.
| n. Y, Miss Minnie Clark, Miss Ellie Hal
Ilgan and Mr.. Jos. Gibson, Mr.. Theodore
| T. Dorsey, Mr.. George l.. Elliott, Mr.. Al
| bert Dorsey, MIR. Charles Roden and Mr..
| Preston b. Dun. Mr.. John Gibson. Mr..
George NJ. Dorsey, Mr.. Brooks Coleman,
| Mr.. Il. y. Bufkin of Eosburg, Miss; Mr.
John Hanrihan of Petersburg, Va: MIR.
| Denny Connell MIR. Benjamin Wheeler Mr.
Patrick O'DonohUe, Mr. George J. Maynard
| Of Little Rock. Ark; MIR. Win Stanley Of
In the presence of a company of relatives
and intimate friends Miss Mamie Sioussat
| and Mr.. Philip Mason Cabell were married
yesterday, the officiating minister being the
| father of the groom, Rev. DIR. Cabell of
| Wilmington, Delaware. The ceremony took
place in the parlor of the home of the
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Maurice
| Sioussat, 1876 . street. The house was
very prettily decorated with plants. Mr.
| Maurice Sioussat brother of the bride, and
InI~
| bons forming an aisle through which the
| couple advanced to the presence of the min
| lister.
The bridal toilet was of white bengaIine
trimmed with pearl passementerie, and her
veil was caught with orange blossoms. Her
| pearl necklace was a gift of the groom's
| father, and had been worn by the great
| grandmother of the groom. Miss Blanche
Sloussat was the maid of honor, and was
| gowned in white chiffon over white silk
she carried the brides bouquet of La
france roses. Mrs. Sioussat wore mauye
| benga!ine trimmed with old point
| After receiving the congra tulations of
| their friends, the couple led the way to the
dining room, where a breakfast was enjoy
ed. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell started for
a southern trip, and will go to Ohio to make
their permanent residence.
| The Misses Barker were entertained hv a
pleasant social gathering at the residence of
! their parents last night Among those pres
| ent were the Misses Barker Brak Brahler.
Engeisake, Clements, Hopkins, Cobbery,
Nlnesap, Bremen, Robins, the Messrs.
barker, Nicholson, Saur Ford. Thompson,
Thomas Weinberg, Harris, Linkeler, Mrs
Linkeler and Mrs. Vim. Barrow
Mrs. George I. Dearing and her daughter.
Miss May, left the city yesterday for an ex-
tended trip west.
Miss Rachel Brill entertained a small
company of friends very pleasantly last
night, among whom were the Misses Lille
I a mr. Iasr matt
Philadelphia, Miss Hetty Abraham and
Miss II. Levy.
Mrs. Beverley T. Sener and little daughter
Ernestine are visiting relatives in Rich
mond. They Will be gone about two weeks
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. d.
Cabell gave a handsome reception at their
residence on X street to the visiting mem
bers of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew who
are still in the city. Mr.. Cabell was the
chairman of the local entertainment COM
mittee, which did so much for the pleasure
or the delegates at their recent convention
in this city, and the reception last evening
was delightful wind-up to the features of
a memorable gathering. Several hundred
of the members and friends Of the brother
hood enjoyed the hospitality of the evening
which proved to be a very pleasant fare
we'll Several recitations by Miss H. Flor
ence kriete of Baltimore were greatly en-
joyed as were also the vocal selections by
Miss Cuthbert Buchner, formerly of New
orItdHS. Al the CONCLUSION OF the evening :
entertainment handsome collation. was
served, after which the brotherhood men
said goodbye, many of them not to meet
again until the convention in Louisville
next year.
Mr.. Felix A. Reeves, the solicitor of the
treasury, accompanied by his daughter to-
day left Washington on a two weeks leave
of absence, which he will spend at his home
in eastern Tennessee.
Mr.. Louis Schade and family have re-
turned to No. 120I 9th street northwest
after four months stay at their country
place, "Annaruh," in Virginia.
The crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias Raft was celebrated last night by a
social gathering of their immediate family
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Max
Kaufn an, 1l9 ID street southeast. The pres
ents received were numerous and costly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. A. Shields and family
have removed from their home on 18th
street to 1902 7 street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll Bailey
have issued cards for the marriage Of their
daughter, Laura Davis, and Mr.. Miller Ken
yon. "Wednesday, October H. at L. O'Clock
at st. Johns Church, Georgetown.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. John w. Foster
left this afternoon for a three weeks stay
in Indiana, intending to visit their old
home at Evansville, and will also 20 to
Indianapolis.
Miss Pitts, Mrs. Hattie Holt and daughter
of Savannah are visiting Mrs Townshend
of No. IL c street northeast, and Will be at
home Thursday, October Is, from / to J.
Miss Mary Mccarthy, who has been I'm
Philadelphia the past four weeks the guest
of Mrs. e. r. Fftzsimmons will return
home this week, but will, on the LIST of No
yember, return to Philadelphia to pursue
her art studies. Last Saturday evening she
was given a dance by Miss Lillian Braun
of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. /. O'Neal have sent out
cards for the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Eva May, to MIR. Hugh c. Glover.
Wednesday evening, October "a at T:3O at
Ham line NJ. Z. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague are moving
into their new home on / street and win
be settled there shortly.
Capt ID. NJ. Scott, U. 8. A., and family
have moved from I410 both street to o02S
street, the former residence of the late
Admiral Scott.
Miss Annie Miller Of Chicago has come on
to act as bridesmaid for her school mate
Miss Nellie Harvell of 619 Florida avenue
Miss Harven will be married to Mr. Ashby
e. Balm tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at
Ascension Church.
Mrs. ]. M. Field of Q street, GEORGETOWN
left last night to visit friends In Atlanta.