Evening star., 1896-09-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Marie NcCulloch Will Wed a Scotch
man.
Social Events of Recent Occurrencs
Here and Elscwhere-Per-
sOnal Notes.

ter, Mrs. Yale, who has q charming place on
the Hudson. Miss McCulIoch met her fu-
ture husband. who is a Scotchman, on the
way home from Europe. from which place
she returned last spring with her mother.
and 1t is understood her future home will
be in Scotland. As the family is still In
mourning, the wedding will be a quiet af-
fair.
Gen. and Mrs. Parke and family have
been lately at Ty'n-y-Coed, Campobello
Island, N. b.
Mrs Rebecca B. Scott, after summering
at Bar Harbor, is now at Green's Farm.
Conn.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
Francis have not as yet selected a resi-
dence here, and may after all decide to re-
main at the Arlington.
The social event of the season in Ma
nassas was the marriage September 10 at
3 o'clock pm in the NJ. f. Church South
OF Miss Maude Nicol to Mr.. Geo. 9. Wilson
OF Fauquier county. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Geo. T. Taylor of Fau-
quier. The church was beautifully deco
rated and crowded with invited guests.
An evergreen arch spanned the chancel
from which hung a marriage bell AS the
wedding party entered the church Mrs.
- +. Bowen of Brentsville sang "Oh.
Promise Me" accompanied by her daugh-
ter on the organ. Mr.. d. B. Wilson.
brother Of the groom. was best man. and
Miss Grace Nicol, sister of the bride. was
maid of honor.
The groomsmen and bridesmaids were
Mr. Hoffman of Washington and Miss
Hixson of Manassas. Mr.. Compter of Front
Royal and Miss Lyon of Manassas Mr.
Kendall of Fauquier and Miss Simpson OF
Manassas, Mr.. Gibson and Miss Leache Of
Fauquier and Mr. Weir of Manassas and
Miss kincheloe of Brentsville The flower
maids were Julia Nicol. the little daughter
OF Judge Nicol. and Basic Ransdell. both
nieces of the bride. As the party retired
from the church Miss Bowen of Brents-
vile played the wedding march. The bride
received many beautiful presents of silver.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Dickinson has removed from
1875 to 1919 Corcoran street.
Miss Catherine Frances Cavana gh.
daughter of the famous Irish scholar. Mi
chael Cavanagh Of this city. was married
In New York on the 10th instant to Mr..
John Collins of Brooklyn. A reception was
rendered them Thursday evening. when
they received the congratulations of many
friends in the north.
Miss Ida Shirley has returned, having
spent two months at Ocean Grove. Brook
lyn and Buffalo. Miss Irene Shirley will
return tomorrow from Wellington. Va
Mr.. b. F. Leighton and family returned
from Maine this week. and are now at their
country residence, Crows Nest, Woodside
Nd. for the fall months.
Misses Jeanette and Isabel Robertson
gave a lunch at their residence 6a+ Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. Thursday to
the Happy Cyclers'' of East Washington
Each was presented with d souvenir
Miss b. Kennedy Of G street has just re-
turned from delightful tour of Lake
George, Lake Champlain and the Adiron-
dacks with party of friends.
Miss Juniata Lusk of 18th street is visit
ing relatives in Lock Haven, Pa
Mrs. p. f. Moffette. 2027 | street. has re-
turned from Germantown. Md, whera she
mas been spending the summer.
Miss Gertrude A. Boswell. who spen. tn,
summer At Randolph, Md. has beer dan.
.erously i'll at her home on Capitol HILL but
! IS now out of danger.
Miss Ellen Garner of Maryland is spend.
| ing few weeks with Miss Annie B. Hutch
| inson, III 5th street southeast
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert Avery who were re.
! Gently married in Atlanta, Ga. and who
have been on visit to the brides parents
at 1870 ) street for several days past lef,
! yesterday for Baltimore where they tool
steamer for Savannah. Mr.. and Mrs
| Avery will go to housekeeping immediat 81,
| on their return to Atlanta. which will be-
their future home.
| Miss Margaret c. Walsh of South Wash.
inton left this morning for Niagara Falls
! and will visit other points of interest he
| fore returning.
| Mr.. and Mrs Isaac y. Fox of l2a, 18th
| street have returned after a months so
| Journ in the mountains.
MIR. and Mrs. r. ID. Beard have returned
| and will be at home to their friends Mon
day evenings at 1207 10th street
Miss Ella Briggs of Richmond, accom-
panied by her niece. Miss Love- is visitins
her sister, Mrs. E. Claiming Roper at loII
| 11th street.
| Mrs. Frank E. Smith, 2030 18th street, ha
returned after visit of six weeks at Co;
| tage city, Mass. Her sister, Miss Harr;
| ette W hitting, accompanies her and will re
| main until November /.
| Mrs. Mary Crounse, who mas been sum
mering in Europe, will return TO her hom
| III this city Saturday next. Mrs Crouns s.
| was accompanied upon the trip by Mis-
| Rathbone-Smith.
| Wednesday evening, at Gle X street ;
party was given by Miss Bowbeer in homo
| of her guest Miss Brannon of Georgia
| Among those present We're Misses Brannon
Bowbeer, Bewsey, Ryan and Jennie Bow
| beer, Messrs. Hardester, Mitchell, Bree
| wood, Roberts, Bowbeer, Waddy and Mil
| burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowbeer. MIR. and Mrs
| Greenwood and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons.
Mrs. w. Irving Adams is visiting friend
in New York and will not return TO he
| home, 213S G street, until October /.
| Rev. DIR. w. J. Mcknight and family hav
; returned from Oakland, Md. where the,
| have spent the summer, to their residence
| 2G32 10th street.
Among those stopping at Virginia Beacl
| from Washington are Miss Harriet Buckly
| Miss Euphemia Graham and Miss Octayi
| Graham.