Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Weddings That Are Of Interest to Wash
ington People.
Where Vacations Are Being Passed
Notes About Well-knOwn
Persons.

| ALBANY, N. z, August 21.-At noon
| today in the Cathedral Of All Saints, oc-
CURED the wedding Of Miss Mary Eliza
| beth Manning, youngest daughter of the
late Secretary Of the Treasury, Daniel Man.
| ming, and Jules Cornelius Won Der Ouder-
| meulen, son Of the private secretary Of
| Queen Wilhelmina of Holland. The we'd
| ding was quiet because of the absence OF
any of Mr.. Won Der Oudermeulen's fam
lily, the principal guests besides Miss Man
ning's Immediate relatives being Mrs. Wal
lace Andrews of New York; the brides
uncle. Mr.. John B. Manning, and Miss
Manning of Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. Fort,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Van Antwerp and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Mix, all of Albany.
The bride was attended by Miss Dele
hanty, and the groom by Mr.. Frederick
| c. Manning. A wedding breakfast was
| served after the ceremony at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. John Delehanty. Later in the
DAY the bridal couple left for New York,
and on Saturday will sail for Holland.
When they reach the Hague second we'd
ding ceremony will be performed by the
| burgomaster of the city. The bride will
then be introduced at court.
| Cards have been received in Washington
| announcing the marriage Of Mr.. Delaney
| W. Gill and Miss Mary Irwin Wright at
the Trinity Church, Asheville, N. c., on
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| the best known artists in Washington and
Is connected with the geological survey.
| The newly married couple will be at home
! after November 1 at Bali Road street,
| Georgetown.
Mrs. DR.. Thomas Landers and daughter,
| Dorothy, who have been sojourning for
| several weeks at Atlantic City, now
enjoying the mountain breeZes at the Hill
| top House." Harper's Ferry.
! Mrs. George w. Custis, Mrs. Bertha j.
l C@,~k
| Miss Bertha Schott are at Prospect House,
| Cottage City. Martha's Vineyard Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Hyland is visiting friends
in Hartford county, Md.
| Mrs. E. NJ Defrees, who is at Berkeley
| Springs, will remain there until late in Sep
! tember
| The family of Mr.. Harvey L. Page are
| summering at their country home, The
| Anchorage, near Sandy Spring.
| Mr. Geo. Y. Coffin has gone to Atlantic
| City for the remainder Of August.
Mrs. Castle has gone to Pney Point.
Miss Sarah Spriggs is at Arundel-on-the-
| Bay, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Cummings are at
Newburyport, Mass.
| VIM. Fl. NARROW has gone to Sea Isle City,
n. j.
| Mrs. W. A. Fenwick and daughter, Ada
| H.. have returned from Atlantic City, hay
ing been the guests OF Mrs. Fenwicks sis
| ter Mis-. James A. Tally. three weeks.
There was a surprise party given at the
! residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett at Hol-
mead Manor Monday evening. in honor of
Miss Blanche Thorne's thirteenth birthday.
| Mrs. John Kraft little son and niece,
Miss Gertrude May Stanley, have gone to
Ocean City for two weeks. and before re-
| turning will visit relatives at Berlin, Md.
| DIR. ard Mrs. J. D. Miles and granddaugh-
| ter Miss Hattie Myers returned last night
| from Fortress Monroe.
| Miss Mary Schofield is spending the week
with the Misses Duffy at Black Ash. their
| homo in Hyattsville. after which Miss
| Schofeld, Misses Fannie. Agnes and Ce-
| celia Duffy and Mrs. j. s. Duffy will go to
| Cape May, chaperoned by Mrs. H. B. Scho-.
| field.
! Miss Lena O'Donnell and Miss Minnie
| Bradley are spending their vacation with
| camping party at Sea Girt. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Strasburger were ten
| dered banquet Sunday evening by Mr..
| and Mrs. A. E. Lechler of the Hotel Scar
borough In honor Of Mrs. Strasburger's
| birthday. At the conclusion of the ban
quet a reception was held in the hotel par
lors, and Mrs. Strasburger was the recipi-
ent Of numerous presents and congratula-
| tons.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Shuttle of Columbia
Heights are visiting relatives in Jersey
City.
| Miss Minnie Bartholomae has returned
home after q few weeks visit to her
| cousin, Miss Lizzie Goebel.
| Mr.. Chas. King, Mrs. Gunneu and daugh-
ter, Miss Mamie, have returned from a ten
days trip to Colonial Beach. where they
| have been the guests Of Mr.. Jas. OMeara.
Mr.. VIM. H. McCauley and Miss Susan
| Rebecca Gordon were quietly married this
me rning at 10 o'clock by the Rev. Mr.. Will
| Jams of Christ Church in the presence of
| their immediate families. The bride was
haY al in nf
blue and gray cloth, trimmed with brocade
satin and lace, with hat to match. Mr..
VIM. D. Clark of Brooklyn acted as best
man. The bride was given away by her
eldest brother, Mr.. James A. Gordon. The
bridal couple departed on an early train for
| a tour to New York, Boston, Narragansett
and Newport. They will be pleased to see
their friends after September 5 at s21
street southeast
Mrs. F. ]. Reynolds and young daughter
Of 1923 25th street northwest left today to
spend a few weeks with her parents, at
| Sayre, Pa.
Smith Of Rhode Island avenue returned
yesterday from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Jos. Waltemeyer, Misses Agnes g.,
Mabel and Virgie Waltemeyer have re-
turned from Chapel Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hovey. who have
been in London for the past year or more,
are spending the heated season in Nor
mandy. France.
Miss Rosa K. Gockeler. Miss Maggie
Roemer. Miss Lottie Mae Burkhart and
Mr.. Chris. ]. Gockeler have returned from
| pleasant stay at Berkshire Inn, Atlantic
City, N. ].
Mr.. William Gettinger and Miss Jessie
D. Howard were married this morning at
Christ Church, Navy Yard, by the Rev.
DR.. Williams. The bride wore a handsome
gown of Dresden silk, trimmed in lace and
velvet. After the ceremony the couple left
for an extended tour through the north.
MRS. DIGGS' PETITION.
She Wants Her Husband to Support
Her and Their Children.
A petition in equity for maintenance was
this afternoon filed by Martha z. Diggs