Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage Tonight Of Miss Lincoln and
d.. HeustisL
Tho Wedding BELLS Here and Else
Where HOme-COmings-
Personal Notes.


She will be attended by nine bridesmaids
who will wear gowns Of white organdie over
slips Of white silk and trimmed with white
ribbc n The maid Of honor will be Miss
Grace Bryan OF Chicago. and the others
Miss Kitzmiller Of Pittsburg. Miss Char
iotte Singleton Of New York, Miss Cornelia
Clay, Miss Mary Bowel Lewis. Miss Edith
Cogley, Miss Elizabeth Poole, Miss Marie
Young. Miss Katherine Sypher and Miss
Emily Long. The best man will be Mr..
Walter Dugan of Boston, and the ushers
DR.. Galioupe Of Boston. Mr.. Herbert Wood
I'm Of the National Soldiers Home. Va:
Capt Greenough of the fourth artillery. and
Messrs. Richard X. Tyler. Charles G. Wood
ward, Augustus w. Francis, George c.
French. John b. Gaddis and Noble Lewis Of
this city, Before and during the ceremony
Professor Lawrence will play the airs In
which the bride has been heard with the
greatest success and pleasure. and between
the two wedding marches the music Of the
Swedish Dance" will be played, In remem-
brance of that dance so gracefully led by
Miss Lincoln at the kirmess some years ago.
Rev. DIR. Perry, rector OF St Andrews, Will
officiate, assisted by DR.. Elliott Of Ascension
Church.
Owing to the repairs now going on at St
Andrews, where Miss Lincoln has been such
a valued member of the choir, II was I'M
possible to have the ceremony take place
there. The prayerbook which the bride Will
carry and from which the ceremony will be
read is bound in ivory, and was gift from
the Rectors Aid Society Of Ascension, of
which the bride is a member. Her presents
make a very large and beautiful display.
The reception which will follow the cere-
mony at the residence Of Col and Mrs.
Lincoln, at IT'S Corcoran street. is limited
to the bridal party and relatives Among
the friends who arrived yesterday and are
guests of the house are Rev. William Price.
chaplsi In of the Soldiers Home In Virginia.
and his wife. grandparents OF the bride;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bickford OF Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. GadberV OF Philadelphia
and Miss Daisy Jonrson.
DR.. Heustis is Bostonian. but has been
living in Dubuque. Iowa. for some years.
After the reception tonight the couple viii
go away. but will be back to spend Sunday
with the brides parents. Afterwsrd they
will start IN a more extended tour. and Will
about the LIST OF November.
When the bridal party will enter the
church tonight the ushers and maids Will
assemble in the vestry. and the latter Will
forming a line on either side, through which
she will pass to the chancel
In st. Johns Episcopal Church. Hagers-
town, yesterday Mrs. Louise d. Bettens
was married to Captain Walter Lowry
Finley Of the ninth United States cav
airy, Rev. H. z. Cotton officiating Choir
lister boys in white vestments sang the
Lohengrin wedding march. The bride was
escorted by her uncle. Richard Randolph
MacMahon Of Washington. At the altar
the groom. wearing full captains uniform.
and his best man. Major Charles A Little
Of the first Maryland militia also In uni
form. appeared. The ceremony was pro-
nounced after the bride had been given
away by her mother. Ushers at the we'd
ding were Lauran Smith. Frederick w. Nc
Comas and J. R. c. Wrenshall- few
friends Of the newly married couple en-
Joyed q wedding breakfast after the cere-
mony. Later in the afternoon Captain and
Mrs. Finley left for a trip to eastern cities
prior to going to Fort Duchesne, Utah,
where the groom IL stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Noyes have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby s. Noyes
at their country home.
Secretary Gresham and his wife have
gone to the Virginia Hot Springs for a
weeks stay. leaving Mr.. Uhl as acting
secretary Of state.
Among the events Of the past week was
the wedding solemnized last Tuesday even
ing at the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception, Rev. Father Ryan performing the
ceremony. The bride was Miss Annie NJ.
Chaves. daughter of the late O. G. Chaves,
bride was attired In white silk and carried
a bouquet of bride roses The bridesmaids
were Miss Ella Chavez attired in white
SILK and carrying q bouquet Of pink roses,
and Miss Mamie Chaves. dressed in white
lansdown and holding a bouquet OF yellow
roses. Miss Daisy Cunningham, wearing a
pretty gown OF yellow silk and carrying a
handsome basket Of roses, was the flower
girl. The ushers were Mr.. Daniel Chaves,
Mr.. Samuel King, Mr.. NJ. Colburn and Mr.
y. j. Lynch. After the ceremony at the
which was crowded to its utmost
a reception was held at the brides
residence. 1918 Sth street northwest The
numerous presents were handsome and use
full. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. r. King will be at
home to their friends every "Wednesday
after October 10 at 1S25 18th street north
west.
The mayor Of Rome. Prince Ruspon. and
the princess are the social lions at present
at Newport They are in this country for
a six months tour Of pleasure and OBSERVE
ton. Princess Ruspoli Is an American.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams. 7os 1 street
southeast. gave a goodbye entertainment
to Mr.. Marsh and friends before his de-
parture for New Mexico. Mrs. Williams
was assisted by her sister Edith in recely-
ing the guests. At 10 O'Clock a repast was
served. after which dancing was INDUCED
In until late hour. Among those present
were MT and Mrs. Fred Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs; John Kyle: Mr. and Mrs. Edward
White. Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran Mrs Stream
er and son. Misses Edith Lusby. L. Fairall.
E. White. L. White, K Steele, Messrs.
Marsh. w. Crown. A OLIVER, G. Lamb.
F. Beall, e. Bailey. w. Wood, E. Beall,
oliver. r. Kyle and NJ. Streamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Seufferle have
gone to Asheviiie. N. O.. owing to the con-
tinued Ill health OF Mr.. Seufferle.
Miss Agnes L. Eichhorn has returned
home. after a two months visit to At
lantic City.
Miss Eva Darneille has returned, after
spending the month Of September in the
Blue Ridge.
The @. A. p. OF Washington met at the
residence OF Mrs. Turpin. 227 Massachusetts
avenue northwest last night Those pres
emit were Miss Belts OF Hagerstown, Nd.
the Misses Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prop
er. Miss Myers. Miss Santon. Miss Moss.
Miss Mcneil Mics Satimer, Miss Radsford.
Messrs Hamilton. Myers. Wright, Sanont
Carroll, Bratton, Johnson. Bowers, Rugh.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry R. Miles have re-
turned to the city from their summer home
"Charmadoah." at Harpers Ferry and are
living at 1910 Q street northwest
Miss Edna Scott Smith has returned to
the city to resume her musical studies She
is with her aunt at 500 Maple avenue, LIE
Droit Park.
Mrs. Edgar n. Martin. formerly Miss Bes-
sic HELEN. left last Sunday for St Louis
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