Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
More Weddings Announced for This and
Next Month.
A Homeopathic Garden Party-Inter.
esttng Social Gossip-Per-
sonal Notes.

Mrs. Ira Nichols Burritt has issued in
vitations for the marriage Of her daughter.
Efae. to Mr.. John Henry Martin, Tuesday,
July 3, at II o'clock, at st. Matthews
Church
Col. and Mrs Amos Webster have issued
cards for the marriage ceremony OF their
daughter. Adela Norris. to Alexander shep-
herd Merchant, Wednesday evening, June
20, at s o'clock. at Western Presbyterian
Church, street between 18th and Goth
streets.
Miss Lulu z. McCreery and Lieut. S. H.
jacobson, D. c. n. c., will be married to-
morrow evening at the First Presbyterian
Church, at $50. A reception will follow
from to III at 1904 B street southeast
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Souder have sent out
cards for the marriage OF their daughter
Lille Mae. to Mr.. T. Vivion Walker, We'd
nesday evening, June q. at o'clock, at
McKendree NJ. z. Church. reception will
follow from $50 until 10 30 at 1906 street.
The newly married couple will be at home
after July Is at 120G X street.
Mr.. Brainard II. Warner has issued invi-
tations for a reception TO meet Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson at his handsome residence
At Kensington tomorrow evening.
Judge Mccomas and family will summer
at Berkeley Springs.
The marriage Of Miss Nina Price the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Cooper Price
Of Toledo, Ohio. TO Henry Dodge Tichenor.
son of Col George c. Tichenor. ex-assistant
United States treasurer. will take place on
June %, In New York.
A pretty compliment has been paid Miss
Herbert, daughter Of the Secretary Of the
Navy. by her selection by the Mount Yer
non Ladies' Association vice regent for
the state of Alabama, made vacant nine
years ago by the death OF her mother.
The ladies Of the Homeopathic Hospital
gave donation and garden party Saturday
afternoon and evening at Chevy Chase.
Mrs Outhwaite, Mrs. Henry ID. Cooke. Mrs.
Dalzell. Mrs. Aimena B. Williams, Mrs.
Willard Warner. Mrs. Quaiffe. Mrs. Teller.
Mrs Mcmillan, Mrs. Bittinger and Mrs.
Francis Cotton, were out on the portico OF
the inn to meet the guests. Along the
verandas the people sat about partaking of
ices and refreshments. Mrs. Charles b.
Smith and Mrs. Birney were kept busy
receiving the packages brought by the
guests. The ladies of the committee on ar
rangements were Mrs McGill, Mrs. Sypher.
Mrs. Charles b. Smith. Mrs. LOOMS. Mrs.
Pelouze. Mrs. Ciephsne, Mrs. Marble and
Miss Janet Richards. The entertainment
was successful in every way.
Mr.. Brooke Mackall and his bride, Mrs.
Bessie Stewart and Miss Stewart are low
staying at Chevy Chase.
The marriage OF Miss Josephine NJ. Ar
mold to Walter 1. Rich of Osterviile, Mass,
Will Jake pace On lnuTSu1y, tDe ISL IN
slant, at u O'Clock noon, at the New York
Avenue Church. Rev. DIR. Bartlett will
officiate After the ceremony they leave
for a three weeks trip to the summer re-
sorts Of New England.
Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem and her little
son Edmund left this morning for the
uountains Of western Pennsylvania where
they will spend the summer. They will
stop for q few days at Harrisburg TO visit
Mrs Rheem's sister. Mrs. Della DomeS
Alleman, formerly OF this city.
Vice Pres ident and Mrs. Adlai Z. Steven
son were the guests Of Col and Mrs. John
c. Calhoun in New York yesterday.
Major and Mrs. Leigh Chalmers and Miss
Frederick Kant have gone for a tour of
three months through New York state and
the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shirtlen Of Carver.
Mass, have issued cards announcing the
marriage OF their daughter. Mary Eliza
BETH TO Mr.. ALFRED Allen Walker of Wash
ington, June M hmm ediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Walker left for
Boston and Cape Cod. Returning about
July 1. they will reside at ST. Maryland
avenue southwest.
Mrs. n. S.Lineoln and her son and daugh-
ter are now in Troy, N Y, where the for
mer will make a ten days visit to her
mother Mrs. Gould. and where the chill
dren will remain all summer.
Representative and Mrs. Mercer have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are at
the Normandie