Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Events Not in Society Here, but Surely Of
It
Miss Fitzpatrick VIII Change Hel
Name to One With the Same Celtic
Ring - Personal Notes.


esday. November Z. and the happy prin-
| cipals Miss Grace Sanders. daughter Of DIR.
and Mrs. Charles w. Sanders. to Mr.. John
H. Macy, jr.. in the Madison Avenue Bap-
| list Church. and Miss Julia Fitzpatrick,
daughter of the late Gen. Judscn Fitzpatrick.
United States army, TO Lieut. William Car
| roll Rafferty,.
Secie tary and Mrs Lament hope to he
present at the first ceremony. both being
! greatly attached to their fair young rela-
/ tive. The day after the wedding this couple
will sail for Europe
The marriage Of Miss Julia VI. Fitzpatrick
and Lieut.. Rafferty, will take place the same
afternoon at Murray Hill Hotel Archbishop
Cosrigan will perform the ceremony, and
the bride, who is daughter of the late
Gen. JudSon KilpatTick will walk into the
room with Gen. James Grant Wilson, pres
| ldent of the Genealogical Society OF New
/ York. Miss Fitzpatrick, on the maternal
| side, is closely related to several OF the best
| fan lilies of Spain. She has large. dark, lus-
trous eyes, with blonde complexion and hair.
She VIII wear a white satin gown trimmed
fully with duchesse lace. and a tuile veil
caught with a coronet of orange blossoms.
She VIII be attended by her pretty sister.
| Miss Laura Delphine Fitzpatrick, who VIII
be her maid of honor, and Miss Elizabeth
| Carroll Rafferty,, the brdeGroom's sister;
Miss Maude Fortescue and Miss May VIII
! son, Gen. Wilson'S daughter. as brides
| maids. They will all be attired i'm rose
crepe and plated chiffon, and will carry
pink roses. Lieut.. W. Laster of the irst
artillery viii be the best man. and Lieuts.
w. Chamberlin, ordnance corps; &. Peck
/ and n. Torley of the first artillery the
| uShers. Lieut., W. Carroll Rafferty, grad
uated from West Point in 1SSo where he
went from Chicago, and is extremely pop
| ular with his brother officers. He is now
/ stationed at Governors Island Miss Kill
patrick $ father was at one period minister
I to Chile.
| Both the pride and her motb.r and sister
! are well known in this city, and some
friends will go on to the wedding.
The marriage on the coming Wednesday,
OF Mr. Thomas Ewing. jr.. son of Gen. and
Mrs. Thomas Ewing, formerly Of this city
| and now of New York, to Miss Anna Phil
| Fps Cochran, viii take place at noon in 1t
John Church, Yonk ars. N " which is to
be trimmed with white roses. chrysan;he-
| NUNS and palms. 1t is to be white We'd
| ding, and the maid of honor and brides
maids will Toe attired in ribbed silk OF this
| hre, ruflled with chiffon and lace Mr.
William 6. Ewing VIII be his brothers
best man, and among the uShers will be the
| groom cousin, Mr.. Tecumseh sherman A
| point of interest lies in the fact thai Mr.
! and Mrs. William +. Cochran, the brides
parents, were married in the same church
| and that Rev. Washington Rodmau of AS
| toria, who performed the ceremony at that
| time, Will pronounce the benediction. Mr..
| ana Mrs. Cochran, who reside in New York,
| nave beautiful summer Residence at
| fonkers-DuncIa gSen-where the wedding
| breakfast and reception will be given.
Baron Hummer of the German embassy,
who is now in New York sails next Satur-
| day for Gernary. having just received the
news of his mothers death.
Col. and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant are
now located for the winter i'm their new resi-
| dence. No. - East cd street, New York
! Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago will be their
| guest from now until next Saturday, when
| she sails for Europe. She will travel ex-
I tpnSiKpN during the Of
| which she will pass in Egypt.
! Mrs. L. ). Grant arrived here on Friday
| evening and will remain with Mrs. Nellie
| Grant Sarto-is until after Christmas
| Mrs. Lamont is now at McGrawyille, "
| Y. with the Secretary of War, whose
| mother has been seriously i'll for the past
fortnight. For the past week little or no
| improvement was shown in her condition
| which has excited the graVest apprehension
| especially Is such short time has elapsed
since the death of the Secretary's father
The Secretarys mother has always enjoyed
! vigorous health until after the death of her
husband, since which time she has percep-
tibly failed, and for this reason mainly her
present illness has caused the grayeSt fears
| on the part Of her son.
Mrs. and Miss Stevenson have gone down
| to AshevilIe. y. c.. where they will remain
until the last of November.
Marquis Imperialli is a member of Mr.
| and Mrs. Ogden Mills house party at their
| country seat at Staatsburg, where a hunt
ball was given last week to enliven the
| time.
| Mr.. Botkiue of the Russian legation is a,
| Lenox, where the snow has made its an
| pearance, and social life is made all the
| gayer by it.
Miss Sallie E, Zimmerman leaves today
for Danville, Va. where she WILL spend sew
| l. H. Saunders
The W. ID. Y. d. Club enjoyed the first OF
/ series of entertainments Saturday even
/ ing at the residence of Mr.. Padgett, on Can
itol bill Instrumental and vocal music
| and dancing. including fancy dancing
| were the order of the evening Miss
| Isabel Shelton rendered several vocal
| selections and fancy dances. Miss Jennings
gave several piano selections, and Mr.. Van
| dever sang. After refreshments the floor
| was cleared and dancing was enjoyed
| Ihose present were Misses E Pumphrey
| A. Humphrey, Jennings. Burgess. Padgett
REYNOLDS, Casper. Cooksey. Mckee. Shell
| ton. knight anc johnson and Messrs Van
dever. Shelton, Walker, Harmon, Casper
| Brock, White johnson, Espey and Clagett
| Mr. and Mrs. Ohio Hammond VIII leave
this evening for three weeks visit In
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. fainter have re-
turned from Europe. and are at the Ban
| croft for the winter.
| Mrs. Mark Brodhead has gone to New
| York to spend fortnight with her sister
| Mrs. DR.. Conkling.
| german will be given by the young
ladies of Hotel Takoma tomorrow night
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Moss,
| No. III street, was the scene Of a party
| last Saturday evening, the occasion being
| the birthday anniversary of their daughter
Miss Carrie Moss. Many young people
| were present. Music, vocal and instru-
| mental, dancing. &C. were enjoyed until
about midnight, when a collation. was
| served. Among the guests were Miss
| Guinevieve Charles OF Essex, N " a cou-
| sin of Miss Moss, and Miss Mary Jordan,
| who contributed TO the evenings entertain
| ment several vocal and piano solos. Miss
Moss was the recipient Of a number of
| valuable presents. one Of them being a pair
| Of French statuettes. the gift of her uncle
| Mr.. George w. Moss.
Miss Agnes c. Burchard has returned.
| after an absence of several months and is
| staying at 1133 18th street northwest.
| Miss Pinney of Erie, Pa. Is here to at
| tend the welding of her cousin. Miss Bry-
| ant, on Wednesday next
Mrs. Logan has returned to Calumet Place
| from her recent trip west. In st. Paul she
was the guest Of Major and Mrs. Tucker
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