Evening star., 1896-10-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Caldwell to Be Married In Paris Instead
Of Dresden.
Local Weddings Last Night-Personal
Notes Of Interest About Well
Known ResiAents.

Information has been received In this
country that the marriage OF Miss Mary
Gwendolin Caldwell to the Marquis des
Merinville will take place in Paris instead
Of In Dresden, as formerly announced.
It Is said that the church Of the English
Passicnists In the French capital has been
| selected the place for the ceremony
and that Bishop Spaulding OF Peoria. Ill.
who is now on the continent will offciate.
The same information has It that Miss
Caldwell has issued cards for q reception
tomorrow. which 10 three days prior to her
| wedding day.
Miss Mira Josephine Webb and Mr.. Royal
Taft Needham were married yesterday at
| the Church Of Our Father. The bride Is q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Webb
Of this city. and the groom il member OF
an old Massachusetts, family. The deco
rations Of the church were palms and
| ferns. A large attendance OF friends was
present. being seated by the ushers. Mr..
J; Bruce Webb the brides brother: Or.
Joseph Exnicos. Rev. DR.. A: G. Rogers
| officiated at the ceremony. The bride en-
tered the church with her father: She
| ried Marechal Neil roses A wedding
breakfast at the home OF the brides par
ents followed the ceremony. and late in
the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Needham left
for their future home.
| quiet wedding on Capitol Hill yesterday
| afternoon united Miss Virginia Attaway.
| daughter OF DR.. Thomas A r. Keech, and
Mr.. Churchill Gordon Blackwell Of Vir-
giDia. Only the immediate families and
near relatives were present.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
| Loeffler on Brightwood avenue. last even
ing Miss Kathryne Marguerite Loeffier.
| their daughter. was married to Mr.. WILL
lam Frederick GUIDE. the ceremony being
w Cfov nj. w
! the near, relatives being present. The
house Was elaboratefy decorated with
greens and cut flowers. Among the we'd
ding gifts was ten-room residence. com
pletely furnished. presented by the brides
parents.
Friends Of Miss Katherine Mae Barnaclo
and Mr.. Frank Lee Wollard will be sur
prised to hear Of their marriage. which
was solemnized in Baltimore at the par
sonage Of st. Johns Lutheran Church the
| 1St instant. The wedding was a quiet one
and has been only recently made public.
1t is understood that Mrs. Hampton Den
ham will spend the winter in Genoa. accom-
panied by her niece Miss May Ewing, q
da, ghter Of the late General Thomas Ew-
ing of Ohio.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jar
Wis. No. 531 10th street southeast, was the
scene OF a very pretty wedding last night.
the contrac ting parties being their daugh-
ter. Sadie E.. and Mr.. Geo. w. Barkman,
tr. Mr.. G. Rowe acted as best man. and
Miss Kate Jarvis, sister OF the bride az
; bridesmaid. Rev. ]. o. Knott. pastor OF
; Epworth NJ. q Church South, performed
the ceremony in the presence of a large
. number of friends. After refreshments
the newly-married couple held a short re.
| ception at their new home No 10 9th
, street southeast where those attending saw
the many presents received. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jarvis
; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Barkman. Mr.. and
; Mrs. Thomas Jarvis, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T
; Barkman. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur f. Cook
Miss Eta Jarvis. the Misses Emma, Maud
and Matte Jarvis. and Miss Beasley OF
Petersburg, Va.
} For the marriage, Wednesday next O,
Miss Mary Hoyle and Mr.. Edwin w
Smith. at tie Church of the Immac uatt
Conception, no cards have been issued hui
reception viii follow, from until TO- a.
the home of the brides parents COS {
. street
. DIR. and Mrs. Goldsborough have returue,
from a pleasant sojourn in Deer Park
i. The Austrian minister and suite hav
moved into their new legation on Connect
{ | cut avenue, recently purchased by the Aus
{ trian government. The house has been thor
| oughly renovated. .--, .....-.. -,
{ The British embassy is being put in orde
for the present return of Sir Julian Paunce
: fote and family.
{ Representative and Mrs Apsley Of Massa
!. chusetts have returned to the city and ar
comfortably settled in their Q street home
Z MrS. MaCiaS Is again established In he
& K street residence, and is expecting a visi
! about the 1st OF December from her Sc
! Joseph and his wife, formerly Miss Yznag
: Of New York.
A very pleasant straw ride was enjoyed b
! the people Of College Park Tuesday evening
Among the merry makers were Misses E
& la and Menna Carstens of Washington an
Z Messrs. Florin Crew and George Ralstor
! The party was chaperoned by Mrs. I.
! Engel
Mrs L. c. Clifford and her daughter, Mis-
{ Geraldine Clifford. have returned to Wash
Z | ington, after, months vacation In til
mountains of Virginia, and are located g
! 1914 X street.
The Abracada bra Club held its first NEE
X ing of the season last evening at the res
! dence of Mr. and Mrs. Appleton p. Clarl
! jr. The chief feature of the literary prt
+ gram was an essay by Mrs. J. l.. McCreer
= on the life and works OF Joaquin Mile
| Mrs. MCCreerys personal acQuain tanC
& with the poet enabled her to give to b,
8 hearers many facts regarding his persona
g | ity and history not otherwise general
| known, and to refute some Of the unkin
4 | and libelous criticisms which have at tims
!. / appeared in the public press Among tt
:. other numbers on the program of the evel
!. ing were vocal solo by Mr.. Gilbert Clar
Z a short talk on evolution and Darwinism
& John p. Clum.
j PILLSBURY IN. SECOND PLACE.
Z Results of the Eighth Round i'm th