Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Jenkins and Rev. Mr.. Andrews
Married Today.
Teas and Other Pleasant Events Yes
terday - Interesting Per-
sOnal Notes.

The marriage of Miss Caroline Caldwell
Jenkins, youngest daughter Of the late Ad-
| miral Jenkins, to the Rev. DR.. William G..
Andrews, archdeacon of the Episcopal
Church Of Connecticut, was solemnized this
afternoon at l o'clock at the residence of
| the brides sister. Mrs. Parker, No. 1729 H
street Rev. DR.. McKim performed the cere-
] mony. The bride was attended by her Sis
ter. Miss Alice Jenkins, and the groomsman
was Prof. Charles NJ Andrews of Bryn
| Mawr, Pa. brother of the groom. DIR. F.
T. Jenkins. the brides brother, gave her
| away. Owing to the recent death of Ad-
miral Jenkins no cards were issued for the
wedding, which was attended only by the
immediate families of the happy couple and
two schoolmates of the bride. The future
home of DR.. and Mrs. Andrews will be at
Guilford. Conn.
Judge and Mrs McCammon, was presented
at largely attended tea yesterday. The
drawing rooms were profusely decorated
with American beauty roses and other fine
specimens, while the bouquets sent the
debutaEte made 4 large and beautiful COL
lection themselves Mrs. McCammon was
elegantly gowned in black satin. with a
bodice of lavender and white striped bro
cade. Her yourg daughter was in white
organdie. the bodice prettily trimmed with
frills of lace and white satin ribbon. Vio-
lets and white orchids formed a corsage
bouquet. ard pink roses the one she car
ried. Miss McCammon, Miss Elsie Whar-
ton of Philadelphia, cousin of the young
lady, with Miss Barney, Miss Mary Condit
Smith, Miss Rockhill, Miss Averel Miss
Letter and Miss Card, assisted in receiv-
ing. Mrs Guzman. Mrs. Hubley Ashton
and Miss Pollock presided at the tea table,
which was set in the library on the second
f1e or. Society, both residential and official.
was fully represented in the gay throng
which welcomed the debutante and throng-
ed the rooms during the afternoon.
Mrs. John N. Norton and Miss Juliet
Norton welcomed several hundred of their
friends at another of the teas which made
the day memorable Their beautiful and
spacious home was fragrant with roses,
and softly shaded lights threw a becoming
ccloring over all Mrs. Norton wore gray
satin, yelled in black lace and Miss Nor
ton, whose toilets are always so effective,
wore cream brocaded satin and lace. Mrs.
Sternbcrg. Miss McCeney. Miss Cuthbert.
Miss Lockett. Miss Emory, Miss NewcomD
and Miss Brown assisted in receiving The
guests included a large asSemblage of
agreeable people.
Captain Bartlett Cromwell, U. S. N, and
Mrs Cromwell, who have but lately taken
possession of their new home. 1525 New
tea yesterday, which brought together their
friends in a sociable way. Mrs. Crom-
well received in a becoming gown of light
gray satin. trimmed with black lace, and
gold-colored ribbons. Miss Benham, Miss
Woodward and Miss Sigsbee, with Mrs.
kilbourn, wife of Lieut.. Kilbourn, and
Miss Greer did the honors. Navy people
were largely represented in the gathering,
which filled the rooms. although tho resi-
dent families were another strong element.
Mrs. Richard Coke Weightman was the
hostess of another of the pleasant tea gath
e ,aat Yes Yesterday The company did not
Gray. Mrs. H P. Heath. Mrs. John Poor,
Mrs Mckay and Miss Emory assisted the
hostess in entertaining her callers.
Miss Jessie Lewis of Takoma Park and
Mr.. Cassell Severance of this city were
Church, 9th and P streets. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev. E. P. Todd, pastor
of the church. The ushers were Mr.. Chas.
NJ. Lewis, brother of the bride; Mr.. Edwin
R. Conner, Mr.. J. Lawton Norwood and
Mr.. w. Harvey MuZZy. Miss Eugenia Stone
was maid of honor. and Mr.. Frank B. Sew
erance best man. The bride was dressed in
garnet boucle and velvet, with hat to
match. The maid of honor wore dark blue
boucle. with hat to match, and trimmed
with black tips. After the ceremony the
bridal party went to the new home of Mr..
and Mrs. Severance. 81 Spruce street. The
couple left for brief tour northward last
evening.
Mrs. F. B. Mcclure received yesterday
from Mrs. Csben for the Children's Hos
pital $1,000. raised by the pupils of Nor
wood Institute.
Senator and Mrs. Jno. w. Daniel have
issued cards to the marriage of their young
and beautiful daughter Carrie to Mr.. Fred
erick Harper, q lawyer of Wilmington, n.
c.. December 10. The marriage will take
place at Westerly, Senator Daniels SUBJ
urban home near Lynchburg.
Mr.. William Tennyson gave a reception
in honor Of the Ivy Leaf Pleasure Club
last evening at his residence, No. 122S 18th
street northwest. The entertainment was
opened by dancing, later on followed by
refreshments, the table and rooms being
deliberately decorated with palms, chrysan-
themums, flowers, etc. During the evening
Miss Carrie Kingston entertained the
guests by her fancy dancing, and Mr.. Emil
Brown and Miss Lulu Tennyson gave
violin solo and piano accomplishments which
was highly appreciated by the guests.
Among those who were present were the
Misses Carrie Kingston, Gertie Woods, An
ME Charlton Annie Bright. Della Murphy.
Jessie Murphy. Bertha johnson, AnnieRyan,
Gertrude knight, Lulu Tennyson, and Mes
danes Tennyson and Brown, Messrs. VIM.
Tennyson, George Elmer Ruhl, Emil
Brown, Edward Wynne. Thomas Griffin.
joseph Groves. Harry Tennyson. Edward
Johnson Charles Brown Henry White and
Elmer Green.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Higgins will be at home
to their friends this evening at THE Avon"
North Capitol and c streets, from to 8.
Miss Ryan gave progressive euchre party
Tuesday evening at her residence, the Col
| umbia. After the prizes were awarded the
guests were entertained with selections on
the piano and mandolin by the Misses
Tourney and Mrs. Symes. and it being the
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Kings
wedding the company was favored with an
appropriate speech by Miss Ryan. Among
those present were Mrs. and Miss Starkey,
Mr. and Mrs. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook
and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Symes
and daughter, Miss NJ. Ryan, Mrs. Roberts
and daughter, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs Barry,
the Misses Tourney, Miss Waters, Mrs.
Ryan, Miss Slicer and Messrs. Ryan,
Broyles Keyser, Shaw and Ed. Ryan.
Miss Belle Lowrie of Charleston, Mich, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. ]. Knox, in Grant
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ironsides of New London,
Conn, are located at the Grafton for the
winter.
Commander R. c. Leary is at the Grafton
with his family on waiting orders.
Little friends of Miss Nettie Kelly gave
her a surprise party in honor of her eighth
birthday last Thursday, at her parents resi-
dence. A very pleasant evening was spent
| in games, etc. Among those present were
Misses Matte Kelly, Mary Geier, Clara and
Kathleen Dillon, Annie and Bessie Masack,
Marie Geier, Nellie PLACER. Eda and Nettie
Kelly and Master George Maisack.