Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage of Miss Crook and Nh. Bran.
denburg Tonight
The Cabinet Families Are on for a
Jaunt North-Persoual
Notes,

Mrs. Lamont, and Secretary and Miss Her
bert will accompany the Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Carlisle. Mr.. Carlisle
will make an address. 4 number of pleas
ant events have been arranged I'm honor
of the cabinet ladies by residents of Ba-
tavia. who fully appreciate the honor Of
such a distinguished visitation. The most
prominent of them will likely be the re-
ception rendered them on Saturday after
noon by Mrs. Dean Richmond to which
all the social luminaries of the vicinity
have been asked. and it goes without say
ing, Will be present. The trip will be made
most enjoyable one in every feature.
Mrs. Smith. wife of the Secretary Of the
Interior, and the children have returned TO
town. Mrs. Smith made the latter part OF
her stay In the south a visit with her
mother.
A number of invitations have been re-
ceived here from ex-senator and Mrs. H.
gals Tor the marriage of their daughter
Ethel to DIR. Edward Giles Blair on We'd
nesd1y, October "A. At 5 O'Clock, at Trinity
Church, Atchison. Kansas
A wedding of interest to the wide circle
of friends of the family Of Colonel and Mrs
evening at the Western Presbyterian
Church, at O'Clock. The bride is their
only daughter. Miss Carrie n. Crook, who
will be married to Mr. Clarence A. Bran
u Htil-hDONn attorney ana son
of MIR. and Mrs. Fre1 W. Brandenburg, old
residents of this City. Mr.. Walter c. Gle
phane will be best man. and the maid OF
honor will be Miss Ruth Helen Bolway.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Adelaide S.
Bolway, Miss Jennie n. Mickle, Miss EN-
ma G. Crook and Miss Annie L. Biscoe.
The ushers will be Mr.. Walter p. Clephane,
Prof. Harry p. English, Mr.. Adolph A.
Hoehling, jr., and Mr.. Harrison r. Crook.
The bride viii be gowned in white ben
galine, trimmed with lace and ribbon, with
tulle veil and orange blossoms. Her maid
of honor will be in pink brocade, and the
bridesmaids will wear white silk and carry
Marechal Neil roses.
The ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Howard Wilbur Ennis and during the
ceremony Mr.. Harry kimball will play
Loves Old Sweet Song" The invitations
include a card to the church.
The guests invited to the wedding re-
cepton will also enjoy participating in the
nousewarming OF the future home OF the
couple. at 2l39 street. which has been
built during the past year by Mr.. Bran
denburg, and lately very beautifully deco
rated and furnished. Miss Alice r. Hutch
inson. Miss Mollie Garter. Miss Pearl Ar
mold and Miss Emma V. Brandenburg four
of the young friends Of the bride, will as
sist in receiving.
The hours for the reception are from $50
to 1880. and during the evening the bride
and groom will start for their wedding
journey which viii take them through the
Rockies in time for all the autumn giories
of the mouE tains-
Society will soon be bidding goodbye TO
one of its diplomatic fayorites. The Aus
TRAN minister. Chevalier de Tavera, is
about to leave. and after the iong-estab-
lshed custom of these departing potentates
will not carry any of his household gods
or articles of vertu With him. so that
artistic souvenirs of his long residence " I'll
be plentifully scattered in this locality be
fore long. Mr.. Taycra has a wide circle
of friends, who have heard OF his departure
with regret.
Count and Countess Divonne and their
children have returned and expect to
spend several months in this country.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews has returned and
expects to get into her new home 1907
street within the coming fortnight Miss
Mitchell has returned with her and will
spend the winter.
Miss Helen May Byng and Mr.. Bennett
Sewell Jones were married yesterday after
noon at Trinity Church. Georgetown, and
the sacred edlfice was thronged with
friends of the contracting parties The
ceremony was performed by the assistant
rector, Rev. Father Roccofort, assisted by
Rev. Father Ryan of the Immaculate Con-
ception. The wedding gown was of null
deliberately trimmed with lace and satin
ribbon. A large Leghorn hat, with white
feathers. was worn. and she carried bride
roses. Mr.. Raymond Peak was best man
The couple returned to the home of the
bride. where refreshments were served to a
limited number OF friends. Later the bride
changed her wedding gown for a Handsome
suit OF brown cloth, with hat and feathers
to match. and the couple df owe direct to
East Washington Park where Mr. Jones
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Learmouth OF Fort
Wayne. Ind, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Arthur w. Dunn. at l.r29 18th street.
Mrs. Belle Ferrin Of Boston is visiting her
cousin. Mr.. William o. Miller Of 6J6 9Th
street northeast
Mrs. M. Van Auken Mills win spend q
few weeks with friends at 1850 + street
until the arrival of her sister, Mrs. Camilla
vembcr.
Mrs. Edward F. Mayo. aecompaniea NV
ner sister. Miss Katherine tombstone who
has just returned from Europe is stoppins
street
The marriage OF Miss Charlotte Clavton
and MIR. Frank Dorian will take place this
O'Clock.
Miss Lucille Polk of Baltimore IS v,sitins
ner cousin. Mrs. Stilsoa Hutchins. at her
home here. ~
MISS Mamie Lovejoy of this city is Wis
itins Mrs. ]. A. Moore in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip NJ Prescott of this
city are at Lakewood with their family for
the entire season.
Miss Anrie Bell of Richmond. Va is
visiting Mrs. Hsrveu at No. 6l9 Florida
avenue northwest.
Miss Flora E. Bell of $50 T street north
west has returned much improved I'm
health. after a prolonged visit TO the sea-
shore and mountains
Mr.. VIM. A. Smithson- accompanied by
his wife, left for q shooting expedition. to
be gone Tor several weeks, through Nir-
ginia.
The wedding Of Mr.. Guy Arthur Camn
and Miss Susie Fillmore, grandniece of ex-
President Willard Fillmore. took place at
1880 am. today at the Queenstown Bap-
ust Church Of Brookland. Rev. Chas. W
Camp. rector Of the Church of All Angels
Of New York city grandson OF Bishop Hon
kins. and father of the groom. performed
the ceremony with the beautiful marriage
service OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
Rev. Mr.. Camp was vested in a cassock
surplice and an exquisitely embroidered
stole. The auditorium of the church was
well filled with guests. Before the entrance
OF the bridal party Mrs. c. W. Camp. Mrs
G. NJ. Fillmore and Rev. DR. Norman Camp
the venerable grandfather of the bride
groom, aad other members of the families
were escorted to the seats immeiiatelv sn
front Of the chancel. which vas elabor1tely
and tastefully decorated with palms and
ferns IN great variety, English ivy, aspa "a :
gus vines and pink and white cosmos inter
twtned. Mr.. Francis Edward Camp. son
of Rev Norman