Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Recent Philadelphia Wedding of Interest
Here.
Miss Harmon Leads a Bryn Mawr
CotfIliOn - Personal
Mention.

News has reached here of the arrival in
San Jose Of Mr.. Felix Dalnas and wife,
formerly Miss Emma Anita Riotte. Miss
Riotte. who for some years has been resi-
dent of Washington, was married in Phil
adelphia June IL by Mr.. Charles Warwick,
mayor of that city. The bridal party, which
consisted of the hride-elect, Miss Leonor
Calvo Riotte, Miss Corinne Adele Parker,
Mr.. Gerard Riotte and several friends of
Mr.. Dalmas. left Washington several days
preceding the wedding, and were enter
tanned by the grooms parents at their
place, 1.-The Beeches," outside of Philadel
phta. The bride wore elegant travelling
suit of brown, with vest of white broad
cloth, and a hat of brown rough straw
with lace Ind black plumes. She carried
bunch of pink water lilies. Miss Riotte was
attended by her sister Leonor and Miss
Parker, the former wearing a gown of gray,
trimmed in yellow lace frills and black rib
bons, with white hat. She carried pink
sweet peas. The second bridesmaid. Miss
Parker, was gowned in pink organdie, with
white lace frillS and pink ribbons, and car
ried sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs Dalmas will
reside in Costa Rica, their future home
being a present from the brides father,
Mr.. Walter R-otte
One of the leading social events at Bryn
Mawr, Pa, last week was q german, danced
by thirty couples, and led by Prof. Wood
ward with Miss Harmon Of Cincinnati,
daughter of the Attorney General.
Mr. P. NJ. Wilson, accompanied by his
little daughter, Mary Badger Wilson, left
this morning for Atlantic City.
Miss Edith Morgan is visiting friends at
LaDpan's, Md
Mrs " H. Riordan and son, Forrest H.
Riordan. left yesterday for two weeks
stay at Colonial Beach.
Mrs L. A. Overacker and SON have gone
for trip to Watkins Glen and Fort Plain.
Mrs Overacker Will return October l.
Mrs Irwin, wife of Lieut. William NJ.
Irwin, U.SN, and family and her -'ste-s,
the Misses Barham, have gone to Crescent
Springs, Pa, where they Will remain Tor
the season.
Miss Edna Bell daughter of Deputy Com
missioner of Pensions H. c. Bell returned
to the city today from three months Wis
it to relatives and friends in Illinois and
Indiana.
Miss Estelle L. Petit of Far Rockaway,
L. l., and Mr. William B. Roberts, a we'll
known patent attorney of this city, were
quietly married yesterday morning at st.
Johns Church by the Rev. F. n. BlgeioW
The couple left Immediately for trip
along the Atlantic coast. They will return
in the fall and make their home in this city.
Mrs W. Arenson and her two daughters,
the Misses Hulda and Carrie, of ST. Louis,
Mo-, are the guests of their relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. M. S. Cohen, ?19 G street north
east
Miss Martha Hichborn has gone to Chi
cago for visit of two months. Master
Philip S. Hichborn has gone to Aurora, w.
Va.
Miss Elizabeth Winter of 1928 9th street
northwest is spending the summer with
friends at Burwick, Pa.
Mr. L. B. Hughes and family left Wash
ington today by carriage for their home in
Pennsylvania, where they will remain I'M
til the middle of September.
Mrs. B. c. Somervell has gone to Hanover
county and Newport News, Va, on visit
to friends.
The Misses Isabel and Marjorie Middle-
ton are visiting relatives at Fairfax Court
House, Va.
Miss Olive Hawkins left Yesterday for a
months sojourn with friends at Auburn
dale, near Boston.
Mrs. p. Ryan and daughter, X. Gertrude,
of 24l3 H street, have gone to Virginia
Beach to spend this month
DIR. Jno. W. Gadsden of Philadelphia and
Mrs. Kitchener will be married tomorrow
morning at the Church of the Incarnation
and a wedding breakfast viii follow at
the Riggs.