Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Won Rodenstein and M Stookhridge
Married at Noon.
st. Thomas' Church the Scene of the
Impressive CcremonyAThe Graves.
WashbuFn Nuptinls-Notes.

WashbuFn Nuptials-Notes.
A large company was assembled at St.
Thomas Church at noon today to witness
the marriage of Miss Louise Adele Won
Rcdenstein to Mr. George Herbert Stock
bridge Of New York city. Palms and flow.
ers decked the chancel and altar. and the
ceremony was most impressively perform
ed by Rev. Mr.. Ware The bride is a
daughter Of the late Charles Frederic Won
Rodenstein and a niece Of DR.. Louis Won
Rodenstein,. the founder of the Manhattan
Dispensary and Hospital, New York city.
The ushers were Messrs. Charles Frederic
Won Rodenstein, Charles E. Rice and w.
MacNeil Fairfax and DR.. e. E. Morsey.
The bride came In church escorted by her
brother, Mr.. Karl Won Rodenstein. and pre-
coded by her younger sister. Miss TIA Won
Rodenstein, who was her maid of honor.
The groom was attended by his nephew,
Mr.. William Stockbridge of New York, as
best man. They awaited the bride at the
chancel gate. The bride was gowned in
white organdie over white silk, with tulle
veil and orange blossom wreath. The white
bound prayer book which she carried, and
from which the service was read. was
among her wedding gifts. The maid of
honor wore another pretty gown OF white
organdie with green sash ribbons ana BOWS
ard a white hat trimmed in green. Inc
wedding party was afterward entertained
at breakfast at the home of Mrs. Won Ro-
denstein. 1928 Riggs street The brides
gifts made a most valuable collection OF
silver. cut glass and jewelry: Late TINS
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Stockbridge left
for bridal journey, and upon Its conclu-
sion will go to New York city. where they
will reside in the handsomely appointed
home awaiting them. Mrs. Won Rodenstein
cd In har n1eaSing
day by her daughter, Mrs. Owen, who. with
her husband, Mr.. Herbert S. Owen. came
on for the wedding. Mr.: and MRS: stosH-
bridge will be at home Fridays after NO
venber 49, at 12S Riverside drive. New
York.
The marriage of Miss Lille NJ. Graves.
daughter of Mrs. Jane Charlton Graves, and
Dr. William 8. Washburn will take place
this evening at o'clock at the Metropoli-
tan NJ. e, Church. The Rev. DR.. E. S. Todd
of the Hamline Church will perform the
ce. emony, as the pastor, DR.. Johnson, is IN
Europe. The ushers will be Mr.. FRANK u.
Fletcher, Mr.. Benjamin S. Graves, brother
Of the bride; DIR. Edward E Morse and DIR.
George NJ Leadley. Mr.. Edward o. Bolyen,
prominent lawyer of New York city, viii
be best man. The maid Of honor will be
Miss Annie D. Gore of Baltimore. Miss
Dorothy Graves. the little niece of the bride,
will act as flower girl. After the ceremony
a reception will follow at the home of the
brides brother. Mr.. E. Graves. 927 Massa-
church will be all of white blossoms and
palms. The bridal party were entertained
by the brides mother last evening.
The marriage of Miss Consuelo Wander
bilt ard Charles Richard John Spencer
Churchill. ninth Duke Of Marlborough, in
New York this fall can hardly excite any
greater interest than that which is attached
to the coming nuptials of Miss Pauline
Whitney and Mr.. Almeric Hugh Paget.
English royalty is interested in both. but
the ruling powers in this country have an
affectionate solicitude in the latter. Miss
Whitney Is described by those who know
and worthy of all happiness which can be
bestowed upon her. Colonel Arthur Paget,
who Is to be his brothers best man, arrived
several weeks ago, with Miss Paget, and
has been the guest Of Mrs. Ogden Goelet at
Newport Miss Paget is the guest of ex-
Secretary Whitney and her prospective
sister-.n-law aboard their yacht. the CO.
lumbia and at their home at Bar Harbor.
1t is said that Col and Miss Paget brought
as wedding gifts from their family several
strings of pearls and the priceless corals
that have been in the Paget family for ages
back Mr.. Paget will take his bride to st.
Paul to reside. but it is more than likely
that their future home will be in New York.
Miss Lecye Campbell Of Galveston. who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Garner,
and Ter daughter. Miss Katharine, left Mon
day for New York city. where she will at
tend school this winter.
Mrs. Edith p. Roberts has just returned
from a two months visit to relatives and
friends N Maryland.
Lieut.. C. K. Curtis, U. 8. N. and Mrs.
Freeman Of Norfolk, Va. who have been
the guests Of DR.. Alice w. Harvey, have
gone to West Virginia for months sojourn
in the mountains.
A pleasant evening was spent last Mon
day night at the residence of Miss Denim,
18th street southeast. Dancing and other
amusements were INDUCED in until a late
hour. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson. Miss Maize Anderson, MIR.
T. Fred Jones, Mr.. F. A. Nordeman, Mr..
Thomas Robinson. Capt Guy E. Jenkins,
Misses Cox. Wenzel England, Swope, Bal
lnscoe. Mrs FURRY, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
yard, Mr.. and Mrs. Denim and Messrs. Muir
dock. Smith, Paxton, Vivell, Douglas and
Hoffman.
Miss johnson and Miss Tad johnson,
daughters Of Judge Okey johnson Of
Alice w. Harvey.
DR.. and Mrs. Richey returned yesterday,
after an absence of some weeks, which they
spent in the north. Mrs. Richey seems to
be in better health than when they left
Washington in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimon Nicolaides have re-
turned from Saratoga, where they have
been since June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mynsbridge have re-
turned after prolonged tour, extending
through Holland, Belgium. France and Eng
land, and are now located at 1910 G street
northwest.
Miss Laura o. Friebus has returned to the
city after visit Of three weeks to Algonac
Mich. and a trip through the great lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchens gave a birthday
party on Monday evening for their daugh-
ter, Miss Lottie. Their house and grounds
at 703 F street southwest, were Illuminated
Fancy dancing by Miss Lottie Hutchens.
Miss Carrie Dyer, John Downey, Gussie
Sprosser and Master Archer was enjoyed
Among others present were the Misses
Ehrmanntraut, Greenwich, Mable Herbert
and Rosa Priess, and Masters Downey,
Ockerhausen, Lewis, Lynns, Donovans.
Flynn, Reeds. Balls. Engel, Miller, Phillips
Baum, Armour, Scott and Jones.
DR.. z. T. Sewers and family have return
ed to the city.
Miss Nettie NJ. Ricketts, of Charleston.
Ill, Is here to spend the fall and winter
season, the guest of her brother, o. J.
Ricketts,, and family of S street northwest.
Miss S. L. Radcliffe has returned from
New York.
Mr.. E. K. Cake, manager of the Stock
ton at Cape May and of the Normandie
here, and Mrs. Cake have returned to