Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-17
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Pretty Home Wedding Last
Night
A Word or Two of Some People Every
One Knows - Personal
Mention.

l mentI00s
| Miss Helen Brice, daughter of Senator
Brice, with her maid, went UP to Bar Har-
Dor from Newport last week. where she is
] the guest Of Mrs. Richard H. Townsend
Mr.. Bax Ironside of the British embassy
has by the same good fortune an invitation
to Bar Harbor for fortnight, and is now
| there.
Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt, 1r, lately at
Newport astonished his friends by appear
ing on Bellevue avenue in a spick and span
new Irish jaunting car. It is of deep
maroon color and very neatly upholstered
In corduroy. 1t is the second trap of the
kind ever seen on the drive, but 1t Is not as
realistically Hibernian as that Of the Hitch
cocks, which is painted bright green
The Turkish minister, Mavroyeni Bey,
! has taken to the wheel at Bar Harbor
Miss Alice Lorena Hewlett and Mr.. Dam
Tel Millson Goodacre were married last night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John ii.
Hewlett, the brides parents, by Rev. Dr. E.
s. Todd of Hamlne Church. The drawing
rooms were profuselyodecorated. Miss Alice
Rea, cousin Of the bride, Miss Blanche
Irene Hewlett and Miss May Baxter were
bridesmaids. The bride wore a travelling
dress. A reception followed the ceremony,
after which the couple left for a trip to
Thousand Islands. They will reside at 1443
U street. Among those present were Mrs
A. NJ. Pywell. Miss Pywell. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Brandenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pywell. Mr.. Edwin Pywell. Miss Florence
Harriet Hewlett. sister of the bride; Mrs.
Donaldson, sister Of the groom; Miss Don
aldson, Mr.. Goodacre, Mr.. John Robert
Hewlett Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery. Mrs.
Riley, Miss Riley, Mr.. Ross Riley, Mr.. and
Mrs. shipiey. Mrs. J. M. Edgar and DIR. A
c. Adams.
Miss Anna P. Thomas has gone to Lake
George, where she will spend the remainder
Of the summer.
Mrs. Alfred Harding, wife of the rector Of
st. Paurs. and her family are at Eagle
Nest Rock, near Luray, Va. Mrs. and the
Misses Douglass are with them.
DR.. and Mrs. Elliott Coues have left town
on an extended tour in the west and in
Mexico.
Miss Loretto Hannah left yesterday for
Asbury Park, and will remain the rest of
the summer as the guest of her uncle.
Judge NJ. F. Morris.
Mrs. A. K. Mason has returned after a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Bushby, at her
cottage at Washington Grove.
Miss Katie Suttfll and Miss VALUE Jost,
the guests Of Misses Terrett Of Fairfax
county. Va, have returned after q two
weeks vacation
Miss Julia Beveridge has gone to Atlantic
City to spend the summer with Mrs. War
ner Haddon Jenkins of Philadelphia.
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lantic City for the summer.
Mr.. NJ. Strasburger has returned from At
Iantic City, where his wife and family are
spending the summer.
Mrs. Prudential and the Misses Freu-
denthal have gone to visit relatives at
Woodhaven. N. Y. for a few weeks, and af-
ter q visit with their sister In Brooklyn,
they will make an extended tour OF Europe.
The Misses NJ. v. and L. A. Cummins of
hov IN
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, and
will be away until September 1.
Mrs. Katharine Saxton, Mount Pleasant
has as her guest Miss Tilton Of Boston,
who will remain in Washington until the
end of this month. Miss Matte Saxton
leaves for Saranac this week for an extend
ed stay in the Adirondacks.
Among the Washingtonians registered at
the Lockwood. Harper's Ferry. ". Va. are
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. e. Hutchinson, Miss
Gertrude A. and Dudley s. Bright. Mrs.
Thos. H. Armstrong and two children. Mrs.
]. Spliedt and family, Mrs. Penfeld Miss
Julia Z. Penfield. Mr.. r. 81. Hazard, Mr.
Rufus 1. Newell, Miss Mollie Fitzgerald,
Mr.. Jas Fitzgerald. Mr.. J. E. Wilson and
family. Mrs. ]. O. Wilson and Miss Katie
Wilson and Mrs. w. R. Lee.
Miss Edith Webster is in Jersey City
Heights, the guest of DR.. and Mrs Med
dart.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X Byrne have gone to
Atlantic City for short vacation.
Mrs. E. p. Richardson and children left
Saturday on a visit to West Virginia for
the summer.
Mr.. Max Wey1 has been spending a few
days at sunnyside. the picturesque home Of
Judge Ransom T. Brooks of Prince
Georges county. Md.
A. C. Rodrick left today for a stay OF a
week or ten days at Atlantic City.
Misses Laura and Mamie Hughes are
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aunt, Mrs. Mead. at Phoebus. Va
Mrs. W. H. Ropfer, Miss Mae and Mas
ter Norman are summering at Gathers
burg. Md.
MIR. N. H. Bowman and family are stop
ping at the Lehman House. Atlantic City.
N. J.
Mr.. E. N. Bowman is stopping at the
Lehman House, Atlantic City. N. J.
The Misses Tretler have left the city for
Colonial Beach, where they will spend the
rest of the season.
+ The following Washingtonians are among
those who are spending the summer at
Chapel Point: w. L. Reed, J. w. Shuster,
Garden Stuart, Geo. F. Robson, A. F. Cliff
ton, F. L. Waters. w. w. Tickling. Chas.
Waters, A. Match, r. Stuart. c. Wheatley,
G. H. Wheatley, ]. H. Gordon, jr., Chas.
J. Ramsburg, Frank B. Gordon, ]. Blake
Gordon. Fred Leetch, VIM. P Mckee, VIM
Wilson, Allen 7. c. Gordon. VIM. c. LOCKER.
Chas. w. Gleason. Basil Boteler, Grafton
Tyler, G. NJ. Goodwin, Chas. w. Pimper,
J. VIM. Harper. s. E. Wheatley.- ]. E.
Keene. Randolph Coyle, C. D. Cowles, jr.,
P. Graves, E. Gordon, w. Frey. J. Watson.
r. Berry, Chas. Waters, Eugene Ball, Win
ter Graves. Tom Goodwin. LIE Roy Frey.
w. w. Payne. Mrs. Goodwin. Mrs. Payne,
Miss Payne, Miss Cell Richard Brewer,
John A. Halderman. VIM. A. Gordon. J.
Holdsworth Gordon, NJ. J. Adler. Mrs. Ii.
NJ. Albright, z. A. Albright, Mrs. E. c.
Gill and daughter, H. c. Conner, B. B. VIII
son, r. L. Harrison, Henry Wex.
Mrs. Annie E. Martin of Augusta, Ga,
and Miss Rosalie Howell Of Atlanta are
guests of Mrs. Judge Miller at Takoma.
Miss Natalie Barney. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Albert Clifford Barney of Wash
ington, made her debut yesterday after
noon at a reception at Bar Harbor. The
handsome villa was a perfect bower of pot
ted plants, and the charming debutante
was the recipient Of numerous bouquets
Miss Barney Is of the blond type, with
pansy eyes, yelled with long, dark lashes,
and was simply dressed In white.
In the receiving line was a group of the
prettiest OF Bar Harbor bellies among
them Miss Morton, Miss Helen Morton,
Miss Maize Sturgis. Miss Wallack, Miss