Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Justice Browns Dinner to Justice and Mrs.
White
Some of the Wedding and Dinner In.
vitatiOns That Are Just
Out-PersOnals.

Justice and Mrs. Browns dinner last
night in honor of Justice and Mrs. White
was a very elegant affair. The table deco
rations were rich and tasteful. The center
piece of boiling cloth had roses painted on
it as a border and Venetian bowl in the
center was filled with pink roses. The ef
feet of the whole color scheme in q min
Cling of pinks and greens was very dainty.
The company present. in addition to the
special guests were the Attorney General
and Mrs. Olney. the Solicitor General and
Mrs. Maxwell, Judge Bancroft Davis. Mrs.
Bugher, Mr.. Tavel. Judge and Miss Maury
and Miss Pitts Of Detroit.
At st. Georges. New York. yesterday the
wedding was celebrated of Miss Harriet
Louise Barry to Mr.. Dorsey Mohun Of
Washington The ceremony was performed
by Dr. Rainsford and took place In the
chancel. The bride was dressed in a light
gray travelling Dress trimmed with pale
blue, and wore tiny white lace bonnet
Instead Of a bouquet she carried white
velvet prayer book. Mr.. Horace Barry, the
brides uncle. gave her away. Mr.. Samuel
F. Barry, the brides brother, was best
man. There were no bridesmaids or ush-
ers. The newly married couple came at
once to this city. The bride has recently
returned from Paris, where she has re-
sided for several years with her sister, Mrs.
Theodore King.
Mrs. Thomas Henderson Eastman has
issued invitations for the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Tilton Eastman.
to Lieut.. Joseph Lee Jayne, United States
navy. at o'clock on the evening OF De-
cember 9TH at the Church of the Epiphany.
Solicitor General and Mrs. Maxwell have
dinner Invitations out for November 80.
The Sphinx Club gave it's first dance of
the season Wednesday night and enter
tanned a large number of young people
most acceptably. The committee for the
event was John Burg, Franklin 7. Howe,
jr., and Herbert Hopkins.
Capt. and Mrs. Francis Hallett and son.
Francis Hallett. jr., have gone to Boston
and Cape Cod for a visit
Mrs. R. A. Clayton will go south tomor-
row. and will not return to her home in
the west until her health Is entirely re-
covered.
Miss May A. Evans of 1927 Florida ave-
nue. northeast has beer the guest Of Mrs.
Katie May Wheeler, SIS 9Th street south
east, for the past week.
Miss Nettie L. Kirby and Mr.. Samuel w.
CockrelI were married on Wednesday after
noon at Trinity NJ. E. Church. at South
Langley. Va. The ushers were Messrs::
James w. Hammer and e. c. Rouzee of
this city. Rev. J. T. Williams performed
the ceremony, and presented the couple
with neatly bound volume of the disci-
pline of the church. The couple held a re-
ceptfor before they started for this city.
Mr.. Jules A. Demonet Of this city and
Miss Mary l.. Galls CHER. daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Gallagher Of GOvanstown, Nd,
were married yesterday by Rev. Father
Femme at st. Mary's Church in that place.
The bride wore a travelling dress of brown
covert cloth, trimmed with brown velvet.
and carried American beauty roses. She
also wore a sunburst of diamonds. the gift
of the groom. The couple left for a trip
north. On their return they will reside
at 1909 H street.
A ocial was given by Miss Margaret
Hopkins on Wednesday evening. The par
lors were decorated with ferns and flowers.
Among the guests were the Misses Maggie
Mohler. Jennie Lein. Agnes Quirk. Effie
Harkins and Messrs John Harkins and
Frank Filltps.