Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
0omings and Goings of Many Prominent
People,
Weddings of the Past and Future
Personal Mention of
Interest.


coaching trip with Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt
ard Miss Vanderbilt and Mr.. Oliver Bel
mont. Mr.. Ivor Guest, cousin and a we'll
known London society and clubman, has
arrived in this country and will, it is said.
lie best man at the dukes approaching
marriage. The family solicitor of the ducal
house is also on his way here to take
hand in drawing up the marriage settle
n ents. At Blenheim Castle great doings in
the way of preparation for the coming of
the youthful couple are already under way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Herbert who spent
the summer at Newport with the parents of
the latter. sailed for England on Saturday.
After visit to Lord and Lady Dunraven
they will start about the middle of Novem-
Der for Constantinople, where Mr.. Herbert
is attached to the British embassy.
The French ambassador and Mrs. Pate
metre returned by the French steamer Sat
urday, and are expected here shortly.
Mr.. Almeric Hugh Paget, who has been in
England, returned on Saturday, and is now
the guest of eX-Secretary Whitney at his
Westbury, L. l., home.
Mrs. Samuel F. Miller, who has been at
the Arlington for the past week, is now
spending a few days in her former home on
Massachusetts, avenue. With Mrs Touzalin
and Miss Corkhill she will sail for Europe
In short time, to remain year.
Mrs. Tucker arrived Saturday and will
spend a month with Mrs. Logan at Calumet
place before the departure OF the latter Tor
Europe.
The Washington Woman's Whist Club
held its first meeting Saturday evening at
the residence of the president. Miss Addie
Fuller 1921 Rhode Island avenue. The club
numbers about thirty members, most CT
whom were present. Drive whist was en-
joyed, and Miss Florence Williams won the
first prize and Mrs. Horace P Springer the
Refreshments after
which the club adjourned to meet next Sat
Lrday evening at Miss Daily's, on street.
Mrs. George U. Rose. jr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert c. Emery will be at home Wednesdays
in October. 1927 Howard avenue Mt. Pleas
ant, ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Lambert F. Bergman have
closed their cottage at Washington Grove,
Nd, and returned to this city.
Last Friday evening pleasant entertain
ment was given by a number of young peo-
pie from Washington and Anacostia, at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Turner, in
Anacostia, in honor of their guests, Misses
Mamie Protltt and Laura Duke Of Rich
mond, Va.
The Misses Mccarthy Of Georgetown
Heights gave a straw ride party on Thurs
day night last to Glen Echo. Dancing was
kept up until a late hour, and refreshments
Misses Mamie Mccarthy, Helen Mccarthy.
K. Whelan, Mamie Whelan, Riley, Ida
Riley, Maggie Riley Cole, Marguerite c.
Mccarthy, Mary Dolan, Sadie German,
ONeill, and Messrs. Eugene Dyer, Russell
Underwood. Willie Volkman. Will Wheian.
Drury Webb, Tom Homiller. Chas. Kelly,
VIII Kelly. Henry Dolan, W.. D. Sullivan.
NJ. D. Sullivan, ]. NJ Deponai. J. d. Sulli-
van and others. The party was chaperoned
by Mrs. A. v. w. Eisenburger of Philadel-
phia, the guest of the Misses Mccarthy. Z.
Among the notable early autumn we'd
dings of Boston was the marriage of Miss
Mary Stoddard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. Stoddard of Boston. and Mr.. George
D. Yeomans of Buffalo, a son of Mr.. Jas.
D. Yeomans Of the interstate commerce
commission. The marriage was solemnized
at Trinity Church at o'clock last Wednes-
day evening. The charcel was beautifully
| dressed with towering palms and FERNS
with huge punches of roses gracefully ar
| ranged in the foreground. The pews set
aside for the relatives were decked with
immense clusters of bridesmaid roses. In
the large company present there were
many friends of the groom from Buffalo,
his home, and from other western and
New England cities. The brides attend
ants, seven in number, advanced from
either side of the altar down the center
aisle to.meet the bride. The maid of honor,
Miss Mary Churchyard of Buffalo, was
in white silk muslin over white satin, with
white satin ribbons and court train. Her
bouquet was of white roses, tied with long
flowing streamers Of white silk ribbon.
The bridesmaids were dressed alike in
"nfte nuSlln, Win PINK r1DDOnS. I'neir
bouquets were of pink roses, and in their
hair they wore clusters of pink rosebuis
They were Miss Nixon of Chicago, Miss
Blake of Boston, Miss Lauriat of Brook
Ign, Miss Churchyard of Buffalo, Miss
Keyes of Attleboro' and Miss Brewster of
Plymouth, all school friends of the bride,
while the ushers, Mr.. Stoddard of Bcs-
ten, G. F. Heating and A. H. Hoyt of Buff
falo, Ashbel Green, ir., w. H. Smith Of
New York, and sly. Osb orn of New Haven
were college chums of the groom, who is
Yale man of 80 The best man was Mr.
H. w. Lee of Buffsle. The brides gown
was of white satin, with court train. A
diamond tiara, the gift Of the groom, and
a spray Of orange blossoms held her veil
The point lace on her dress was that used
on her mothers wedding gown. Her bou-
Quet was of lilies of the valley. Mrs. Yeo-
MANS mother of the groom, was gowned
in heliotrope brocade, trimmed with duch-
eSse lace and diamond ornaments. After
the ceremony a large reception was held at
the Hotel Vendome. Mr.. and Mrs. Yeo-
mans will reside in Buffalo, N. Y, and will
be at home in December.
dancing party was given by the Misses
Kelly. 1139 9th street northwest. last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Pugh jr., and
their daughter, Gladys, have returned
from Allentown, Pa, where Mrs. Pugh and
the baby spent their summer with her
parents.
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