Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Weddings, Elopements. Dinners and Othe1
Great Events.
The Coming Marriage of Miss Won
ROdenstein and Mr.. StOckbrfdge-
Recent Prominent Arrivals.

Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller and family
returned yesterday from Sorrento, Me-, to
their Massachusetts avenue home. Miss
Catherine Fuller is entirely restored to
health
Sir Julian Paul cefote arrived in New
port Saturday in time to he the guest of
honor at dinner given by Mrs. Calvin s.
Brice that evening". It was marked by
superb floral display. The guests were
James V. Parker. Mrs. Herman Oelrichs,
Miss Fannie Taller, Miss Fairchild, Miss
CANNED, Miss Belknap, Miss Hoffman,
Miss Stone and Mrs. George Wiliets, H o.
Bax Irolsides and Lord Westmeath of the
legation, Count S:erstorpff. John C. Fur
| man, P. H. Duryea, o. H. P. Belm ont and
Ogden Goldman, jr.
At St. Thomas Church at noon Wednes-
day Miss Louise Adele Won Rodenstein and
MIR. George Herbert Stockbridge Of New
York city will be married by Rev. Mr..
Ware. Miss liza Won Rodenstein will. be
maid of honor. and the brides brother,
Mr.. Karl Won Rodenstein, will give ter
away. Messrs. Charles E. Won Rodenstein,
Charles E. Rice and w. Mcneil Fairfax
and DR.. E. E. Morse will be us:1ers. No
reception Will follow the ceremony, but the
bridal party and relatives will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Won Rodenstein at break
fast. Mr.. Herbert Owen and his wife, who
is sister of the bride, have come on for
3
! mother, Mrs. Won Rodenstein, at 1923 Riggs
street
A dispatch to the Philadelphia Press from
Allentown, Pa, on Saturday last is of in
terest here: "a sensation was created in
social circles today when it was found out
that an e,opement had taken place this
week. The clipping couple are Miss Hattie
Wesscoe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Percival
Wesscoe. and Beekman DuBarry. jr.. of
Washington, d. c. On Wednesday Miss
Wesscoe left, saying she was going to visit
a friend in Bethlehem. Instead she went
to Camden with Mr.. DuBarry. Her family
cid not find out about the wedding until
today. when they returned. She is eighteen
years old. and graduate of the Allentown
High School. She is very pretty young
woman. Mr.. DuBarry is a graduate of
Lehigh University. He is twenty-three
years old. He is nephew Of ]. N. DuBar-
ry OF Philadelphia, one of the vice presi-
dents Of the Pennsylvania railroad. His
| family is wealthy. The couple will live in
Washington"
The Prince of Wales has cabled his con-
gratulations to his godson, Charles Richard
John Spencer-Churchill, ninth Duke Of
Marlborough, whose engagement to Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, was announced
last week. The duke is now at Niagara, on
the eve of a western trip, to see all that he
can Of this country. The wedding day has
not been set, but the event will occur before
the end of the year. The wedding journey
Miss Emma Mullan. who has been visit
ing Miss Rockhill, the daughter of the
Assistant Secretary of State, at Berkeley
Springs has returned.
A party was given last Friday evening
at the residence of Miss Clara E. Vermil-
lion, 321 LIST street southeast, in honor of
the Hedera Club. Several vocal selections
were rendered by Messrs. Carl Wells, Her
bert Hopkins, william Boswell and Miss
Clara Vermillion. Dancing and games
lation was served The table was bounti-
fully decorated with palms and ivy, the
latter being the club emblem. Among
those present were Misses Annie Hutchin-
son, Clara Tufts, Emma Brashears. Mamie
Pittmen, Emma Mudd, Florence Jasper,
May Harmon. Ella Vermllion and Messrs.
Carl Wells, James Johnson. Herbert Hop
kins- Ray Adams. Carroll Edmonston.
George Dore, Charles Corey, William Bos-
we'll, Walter Burgess, William Brashears,
VIM Snackelford. Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Yer
million and Mrs. R. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Haddaway leave to-
day for trip to Boston by sea, and will be
absent two weeks.
Miss Margaret Cox has returned from q
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Scott at
Loreley, Nd. where they spent the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair have re-
turned from spending the summer at the
Isle Of Shoals.
Miss Carrie Allen OF 9th street north
west gave 9 straw ride Tuesday evening
last in honor Of her guest, Miss Mamie
Cooper of Philadelphia. The ride was to
Pleasant View. Hyattsville, the hospitaole
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Long. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Bailey chaperoned the
party. Music dancing and games were
features of the evening, after which sup
per was served. In the party were the
Misses Gertrude Casey, Gustav Bergman.
Rosa and Lillian Busey. Carrie Allen,
Katie Kerr. Blanch Ousley. Grace Emmer
and Messrs. S. Allen, ]. Carew, d. Taylor,
]. Loschey, W. Bean, Canned. Fulton Stat
fort, Thompson and Francis.
Miss Marica Ames Hartsock of Har-Lew.
near Laurel, has returned from a visit to
Thomaston connections and New York city.
where she was the guest of her brother,
Rev. ]. Lewis Hartsock