Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Mi. Wood and Mr.. Petite Married To-
day.
P1ensnnt Happenings in Washington
Homes ana Elsevshcre-Personal
Notes of Interest.

AT noon today the marriage of Miss Flor
eEce /. Wood, daughter of Mrs. Susanna
E. Wood. to Mr.. Charles Lewis Petze. for
merry of Brooklyn, was witnessed by a
gathering of relatives and near friends, at
the residence of the brides mother, 1614
Riggs place. The drawing rooms were
oecked with autumn blossoms. The brides
brother. Rev. r. S. Wood, assis tant rector
OF st. Johns. performed the CO remony, as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Mackay-Smith. The
brides little sister, Helen, was her only
attendant, and Mr.. Fred Pete, brother of
the groom, was best man. The couple left
this afternoon for a bridal trip, and will
reside at 645 Morris street northeast upon
tfefr return.
Miss Noyes is visiting Miss Kaufman
this week.
Mrs. William c. Whitney made ner first
appearance at the opera last night in New
fcrk. and every loTsnette was leveled at
her Dox. She was gowned in white silk
with a diamond tiara in her black hair, and
oiamcnds and pearls about her throat
Attorney General Harmon and family will
zee the foot ball game between the officers
Of Fortress Monroe and the Columbia Ath-
ietic Club On Thanksgiving day. The At
lCrney General Is an ardent admirer Of all
athletic games.
Gere ral Miles will attend the foot ball
came ana urge pis oHcers to victory on
tt rksgtving day.
November Is Mr. and Mrs. I. Federwisb
gave a straw ride and surprise party at
their beautiful home, Winewood Hill on
the Brentwood road. in honor of their
daughter Edith's sixteenth birthday. Dane
ing ana games were enjoyed until the wee
late hours. Miss Edith received many
handsome presents. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
j. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. John Branson. Mr.,
and Mrs E. J. Frank. Mr.. and Mrs Vic
Frank, Mr.. and Mrs j. ShiIIington. Mr.. and
Mrs T. NJ Fields, Mrs. Koehler, the Misses
NJ. Berger. F. Ashton. W. Davis, f. Smith.
NJ Hefner, H. Smith, K. Wagner L. Mo-
berry. Messrs Carl ]. T. Graft Christ Carl
Daily Brightwell. Harry Frank, j. Miller
and Miss Lizzie Waltz.
Miss Russell CT Middletown, Conn, is
visiting Miss Jane Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Irwin and Mr. Eugene
ID. Carusi have gone to Annapolis to spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Irwin's parents
Lieut.. and Mrs. Norris.
Miss Ellen Frazier Stickney and Mr.
Percy Bright will be married at the Church
of the Ascension at noon tomorrow The
bride is the daughter of the late Judge
Stickney, and the groom prominent
young attorney at Philadelphia. Owing 10
the recent death of the latter's father Mr.
William Bright of Wilmington no cards OF
be no reception.
Some of the guests for the Morgan-Van
Hoesen wedding tomorrow have arrived
Mr.. Van Hoesen and his best man will be
here today.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. T. T.
NJ. Mason returned yesterday from a yisit
TO Lieutenant Comama nder and Mrs Head
at the Naval Academy, Annapolis. Com
mander Mason's many friends were much
gratiflcd TO welcome him back to his alma
mater and to congratulate him On his re-
covery of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Rowland have moi
rented their house, 1871 / street, but will
occupy it themselves a little later in the
winter
Mr.. Charles II. Moore and Miss Mamie
b. Shreve were married at Providence Hos
pital yesterday by Rev. l. w. Canter OF
Mt. Vernon NJ. +. Church South. Mr.
Moore has been clerk of the board of pen.
SION appeals of the Interior Department
and has just been detailed by Secretary
Francis 10 perform special work i'm the LAND
office at Las Cruces, n. NJ. The couolt
left for their new home Immediately afrer
the marriage ceremony.