Evening star., 1896-09-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Quiet Wedding Event at Church Parson-
age.
Miss Miller and Mr. Patrick United
Where Many washinetOnfans
Are-Personal Notes.

Wednesday evening, at the residence OF
Rev. DR.. Pitzer of the Central Presbyterian
Church. Miss Lille M. Miller and Mr.. Perry
P. Patrick Of Philadelphia were married
The bride wore tailor-made travelling
dress. with hat and gloves to match. She
carried bunch Of La France roses and
maidenhair fern. The ceremony was wit
messed by a few relatives and intmat te
friends. who afterward followed them to
the train. and enjoyed throwing rice and
slippers after the couple, who will make
Philadelphia their home.
Miss Cults. daughter of Col j. Madison
CUTS. who has been spending the summer
with he. aunt Mrs. C. H. Haywood, in
Worcester. Mass, has returned to her
home. 2S15 N street.
Rev. Frank Sewall returns this week
with his daughter Miss Maud, to their city
residence. 1918 Rigs place, after spending
the summer at York, Me.
Mrs. A. Birkenwald of Allegheny, Pa.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Newmye-.
1904 New Hampshire avenue and will he
pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. G. Marinelli, her daughter. Miss
Angie, and their guest, Miss Mary Dante
OF richmond, have returned from Colonial
Beach.
Miss Mollie Dolman is visiting relatives
at 1347 street
Mrs. NJ. Z. Bratten has gone to Atlantic
City
Gen. and Mrs. VIM. H. Brown are at
Charlestown, w. Va
Mrs. T. 4. Wyman is at Boonesboro', Nd.
Miss Agnes NJ. McConvey has returned
after pleasant visit with relatives and
friends at Round Hill, LewinsviIIe and
Falls Church.
Mrs. r. f. Boyd returned yesterday after
stay Of six weeks at Atlantic City
Rev. Adolos Allen. formerly co-pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church. and his
wl1e nave been spending the summer in
the Catskill region near Lake Mohonk.
Mrs. s. C. Stilley and daughter. Miss
Cecilia, are spending a month in the Blue
Ridge mountains of Virginia.
Among the WashingtoniaEs at Berkeley
Springs are Maj John NJ. Carson, Mrs.
Carson and Miss Carson, Comma nder Rob
ert Platt, U. s. N; Mrs. Platt and Miss
Piatt. w. ID. Rudy and Miss Armstrong.
Mrs. ]. Esputa DAILY and son have re-
turned from a very pleasant trip to Asbury
Park. Mrs. Daily will be at home Monday,
September IA. at her home, IA New York
avenue, from to q.
Mrs. Mary s. Gist has returned from AS
bury Park and Manhattan Beach, and has
moved into her own house, 1906 + street.
After an absence of five weeks Miss Pau
line Goth has returned from Martha's Vine
yard, where she visited Mrs. George A.
Bright of this city.
Mrs. Peachy Of 10Th street is spending
some weeks in Annapolis with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Beatty who has been seriously
i'll. but is now convalescent. Mr.. Peachy
has returned to Washington after a stay of
several weeks in Annapolis. Lieut.. Beatty
is recently back from his cruise to Ma
deira On the L. $. S. Monongahela.
Mrs. Samuel Cross of Capitol Hill, accom-
panied by her daughters, Miss Bessie and
Miss Daisy Burbridge, returned to Wash
ington today after the summers sojourn at
East Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Bertha May Martyr of 232 9th street
southeast, who has been visiting relatives
in Baltimore for about two months, has re-
turned home.
Miss Minnie May Dushape and Mr.. Frank
Bean were married Tuesday, September
S, at noon, at the parsonage of the f Street
Baptist Church, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev Joseph J. Muir, only
the immediate family being present I'M
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Bean left for Loudoun county. Va, where
they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. p. r. McCargo is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jno Hodges, 9lS L street.