Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
An Honored Couple Will Celebrate Their
Fortieth Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Have Passed the
Fourth Decade of Their Married
Life Personals.

ried life took place forty years ago tonight
at Westminster, VT. The officiating clergy
man, who was the Rev. DR.. Crosby of that
town. has long since passed away, but Mr..
Caleb c. Willard, who was groomsman for
his brother, and Mrs. Albert Childs of
Boston, who was bridesmaid at the we'd
ding, will be present tonight at the social
gathering which will mark the recurrence
of the happy date. Owing to the extensive
decorating work now in progress in the
new wing of the Willard residence ON K
street 1t was impossible for the host and
hostess to invite a large company. The
entertainment tonight will be card party,
to which their relatives and neighbors have
been asked. Mrs. Childs has been the guest
of Mrs. Willard for some days, having
come on especially for this event. Mrs.
Willard will wear with her pretty toilet the
set of pearls that she wore at her own
wedding, which We're also worn by her
| mother at her wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Dulin and fam
lily have returned to their residence on X
street, after having spent most of the
summer at their fine place at Cambridge,
Mass, where they entertained large parties
of friends from time to time. During the
warm weather they went to Rye Beach
and other resorts, but did not desert their
Cambridge home until snow storm sug
sested the coming of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Loughran have sent
out cards for the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Mary Rose, to Mr.. James Edward
Duke, Wednesday. November 20. at high
noon. st. Matthews Church. The couple
will be at home after December 5, at 5
Olney place, Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar I. Booraem have in
vited their friends to the marriage of their
| Leech. Hamline Church. Wednesday. No
vember 20, at ~ o'clock. The couple will
be at home after December l, at 1115 18th
street. DR.. Leech is the sen of Rev. George
V. Leech of the Baltimore conference.
Mrs. Audenried has dinner invitations out
to meet the Argentine charge daffaires and
Mrs. DomingueZ Saturday night
Mrs. Andrew Biddle Porter of Philadel-
phia and Miss Boone of Baltimore are WIS.,
| iting Mrs. ]. Van Ness Huyck.
Mrs. Helm Of Covington, KY. will come
On today with Secretary Carlisle for visit
to Mrs. Carlisle.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Americas Davis of this city for the mar
riage of their daughter. Jessie Latimer. to
Mr.. William Amaker Murray of St. Mat
| thew's, S. Cine marriage will take place
| at Mt. Vernon Place NJ. E. Church South,
on Thursday evening. November IA. at s
| o'clock. Miss Marie Latimer will attend
her cousin maid of honor, Mr.. W. s.
Stamper of the Agricultural Department
acting as best man. Little Miss Brownie
and Master Edwin Latmer. two lovely
children of Dr.C. NJ. n. Latimer, will act as
pages, carrying baskets of flowers. The
ushers will be Messrs. Harry A. Latimer,
James S. Mccarthy. NJ. Frank Latimer.
will be half-hour reception in the parlor
Of the church. There will be a supper
given to the bridal party at the home Of
the bride. after which the bride and groom
will leave on the 1O:43 train for Atlanta
and the south.
Representative and Mrs. Stone are at
their home. 721 Q street. for the winter.
Representative and Mrs DalZell are back
| again at their New Hampshire avenue
home.
Solicitor General Conrad and family will
reside the coming winter at 1929 N street.
| The Misses Conrad are very attractive
| young ladies. who are looking forward to
great enjoyment of the winter here.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Romaine and daugh-
ter of New York have taken the costly
| house. 1908 Massachusetts, avenue, for the
| winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto son1tag celebrated
their wooden wedding at their pretty home,
No. 352 1 street southwest, Monday night.
A host Of young people and their elders
paid tribute to the occasion, and a large
| number of handsome and useful gifts tes-
titled to the popularity Of the couple. The
| parlor was tastefully decorated with flow
ers and palms. In the dining room all
refreshments were served. Col. L. B.
Cutler arose at the conclusion Of the
supper and proposed a toast. This was
drunk with enthusiasm. Col Cutler paid a
high tribute to Mr. Sonntag as a man and
as an officer, and to Mrs. Sonntag for her
many domestic virtues The carpets had
been removed from the rooms in the second
story. American flags draped the walls and
ceiling. An orchestra furnished the music
Among those present were Mrs. Coursey,
daughter. Mrs. Van valkenburg, Mrs
Roach. Mrs. Weinberg and daughter Mrs.
McNulty. Mrs. Chase. Mrs. Scott, Mrs
Mack, Mrs. Bart@lmus, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs:
Annie Leonard. Mary McInerney, Kate
Sellers, Ada Fahmeier, Aggie Fitzgerald
| Kate Smith. Louise Fahmeier Molie
Kaiser, Emma Kaiser, Maggie Mack Mary
Messrs. r. a. Ratcliff, Geo. Smith, C. ].
Mahoney. e. c. Bury, VIM. Hoffman, VIM
Chase, Michael McNulty, Fred. Bartelmus
VIM Scott, Geo. Gallahorn, Thos. Mack,
| mann, VIM. Miller, Jas. Fingles. Clagget
| Rison. Charles Bartelmus, H. S. Adler
Gusman Adler, David McEnter, VIM. Nell
| gan and Michael Whalen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson Handy and
! family have vacated the Lay farm, and are
| occupying their residence on California
| avenue, Washington Heights.
| Miss Mary Granville Jenkins has re-
| turned from Cincinnati.
Mrs. L. NJ. Saunders will give a tea this
afternoon at her home, on Wyoming ave-
| nue..
ApropoS OF the marriage Of Miss Wander
| bilt and the Duke of Marlborough today,
Secretary Carlisle happened accidentally
| to be witness of the marriage of the
dukes father and Mrs. Hammersley. Mr..
Carlisle was in the mayors office in New
York. and was about to leave, when that
official asked him to remain and witness a
wedding. To his surprise, the bride was
Mrs. Hammersley. whom he knew very
we'll, ard who is now Lady Beresford. 1t
is said to have been Lady Beresford who
| made the match between the present duke
and his wealthy bride, and who advanced
the money to her stepson that he might be
| able to make suitable preparation for his
| brides reception in England.
Mrs. Lewis Boss. wife Of Professor Boss.
| the astronomer of Albany, Is visiting her
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson. on
o street.
Mrs. Russell Harrison Is the guest Of Mrs.
Gordon A Stewart Of Capitol Hill.
A very pretty wedding took place at st.
| Patrick's Church this morning. The con-
! tracing parties were Miss Mary T. Lynch
and Mr.. Robert F. Schulz The marriage
was solemnized by the. Rev. Father Stat
| fcrd D. D. The bride wore stylish travels
| ing gown of blue cloth trimmed with jet.
| and carried a large bunch Of white chrysan-
| themums. Immediately after the ceremony
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