Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Several Pretty Weddings in Church Last
Night
Notable Dinner Parties "A brides
Welcome HOme-PersOnol
Mention.


eric s. Doyle were married in the presence
Of large gathering Of friends. Rev. Ed
ward Eells, who had performed the same
ceremony for the brides parents. officiated.
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Verbrycke. pastor of
the church. The ushers were Messrs. Will
lain Doyle. Rohl Doyle, Harry Ellis and
Meyers. Miss Annie Henderson attended
her sister as maid of honor, gowned i'm
gray WOOL with pretty bodice of pink
chiffon. Miss Myrtle Dexter. Miss Ger
trude Fanchot and Miss Mamie Clear were
the bridesmaids. They wore stylish cloth
dresses, one bronze, one fawn-color and
one in green. The first-named carried a
large bouquet of pink carnations tied with
long pink streamers, the ends Of which
were held by the other bridesmaids, who
walked behind her. The bride, who came
in church with her father. wore dark blue
cloth, with a jacket bodice of blue velvet
and vest of light yellow brocade her
hat was of blue velvet. trimmed with
plumes. Mrs. Henderson wore black satin
and lace. Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle left for a
northern wedding trip, and Will reside In
Philadelphia. The bride received numbers
of beautiful presents Saturday evening
handsome reception was given by DIR. and
Mrs. Henderson IN honor of the bridal
party.
Another pretty wedding was solemnized
last night at Gunton Memorial Church.
Myra Raby. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. st.
George r. Rally, and NJ. Robert r. Hey
wood of East Orange. n. j.. were married
by Rev. Ross NJ. Fishburne Of Mt. Pleas
ant Congregational Church. The ushers
were Mr.. Harry l.. Clayton. Mr.. william +.
Rousaville. Mr.. John III. Hess and Mr.. Will
lam Cannon. Mr.. Charles T.. :iine OF New
York wars best man, and Miss Sadie Hey
wood WAS maid of honor She was gowned
in electric blue cloth, and carried W hitc
roses. TIE bride came in with her father.
Her gown was OF blue cloth. dark blue vel
vet, and she carried pink roses. A reception
for the bridal party and relatives followed al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. RAINY. The cou-
pie left later for 4 honeymoon trip, and
will make their future home in Brooklyn.
fancy dress ball was sivea ON the 22d
by Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy at Forest Glen.
Seventy-iive young ladies charmingly ar
rayed in bright and original costumes made
a beautiful scene. An orchestra from the
city supplied the music, and a collation. was
served. Bo-Peep. Jack and Jill, the Sum-
mer Girl, the New Woman, the Tambourine
Girl the Butterfly and Miss Columbia all
We're there, as were also number of ether
historical and otherwise interesting char
CterS
Senator and Mrs. Cameron gave q dinner
of a dozen covers last night. The French
ambassador ami Mrs. Patenotre, the Next
can minister and Mrs. Romero. Senator and
Mrs. Wolcott and Mr.. Smalley We're among
the guests.
a
dinner last night, at which their guests
were Senator and Mrs. Gray, Marquis and
MarquiSe de Chambrun, Mr.. and Mrs.
James WadswortL. Miss Bonaparte. Mr..
John Chew, Mr.. Seckcadorff. Miss Cassan-
dra Lee. Mr.. Frank Loving, Mr.. Curtis and
Mr.. and Ms. Luqueer.
Mrs. J. Morrison Slarrow will he at home
tomorrow, from 5 to : and from to IL.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Miss Mary Gheen Tuesday evening at
her residence, 1874 9th street southwest.
Games, vocal and instrumental music We're
enjoyed until a late hour, when refresh
mcnts We're served. Among those present
were The Misses Mamie Ballinger. Maggie
McNerney, Julia O'Connor. Lott.e Steel,
Ethel Cray. MaZzie Kehl. Annie Schneider,
ner, Michael Driscoli. Joe Schneider. Wal
ter Heath. George Little. James Mies.er
w. Lyman and l.. Lyman.
Mrs. John NJ. Wendelken of Dallas, Tex,
is the guest of her cousin Mr.. W. W. Met
calf, al l:s31 Vermont avenue. =
Mrs. {. Walter Crosby is at the Airing
ton. Mrs. Crosby has visited all European
and As:atic countries, and relates her cX-
peTiences charminely.
musicale was given by Mrs. Richard
Hall Morehouse Saturday evening. Miss
Jean Wilson. Mr.. Fulton karr, Mr.. T. Will
lamS- Pea rman and Miss Margaret koontz
participated Afterward a dainty supper
was served. Mrs. Morehouse was attired in
black satin and pearls.
The Washington Social Club gave its an
nual entertainment and banquet at it's
hall last Saturday evening The entertain
ment was opened by music by Mr.. Charles
Murphy and the clubs Mandolin and Banjo
Quartet, composed of MessrS. McFadden,
kirklin. Dougherty and Murphy. Miss May
kocknauer read NaShington'S farewell adj
dress, and also Paul Revere's Ride" with
telling effect. EX-State Senator John ID.
Cunningham Of Cambridge, Mass. respond
ed 30 the toast The Day We Celebrate
Mr.. James j. McGrain responded to the
toast The Condition of the National FL
Gances of 1916 Compared with 1896" Mr..
John ID. Brennan of the Young Mems Cath
oiic Club responded for the ladies. Mr..
Daniel J. Sullivan acted as toastmaster.
Among those present We're Mrs. and Miss
HinCkey, Miss Schiffner. the Misses Mulla-
Gey. Miss Henley. Miss Lizzie Donahue
Furnace. Mrs. Post and son, Mrs. and Miss
Kocknauer, Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden, Miss
Lille Heller. Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Cum
ninginaE, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. F. McGrain.
Mr.. and Airs. John ID. Mccarthy, Mr. Thos
+. Dean. and Mr.. and Mrs. Beha. Messrs
Daniel Murphy and Chas. Katoocher of the
knights of Columbus were also present
Miss Marie Griee Young has returned
from three weeks visit to Mrs John Man.
ming Young of New York city.
Saturday afternoon Mrs Lowery enter
tanned at luncheon Mrs. L. Rockwell and
Mrs. $. Hawvernale of Berkeley Springs
Mrs. Gruger of Denver and Mrs. Frere Mrs
Kelly and Miss Blanch Chasswell.
Justice and Mrs Peckham have arrived in
Albany for ten days visit.
Mrs. Florence Solger of JO4 NJ street will
not be at home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lyons Of Albany are
enjoying two weeks visit with their
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. German, on
Capitol Hill.
Miss Amy Clement Leavitt will not be al
home this evening, but will continue here
after to receive her friends informally Tues
day evenings at 1121 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Elias Rockwell and Mrs. Silas Haw-
vernaie of Berkeley Springs, w. Va, on
their way to Baltimore. were the guests of
Mrs. r. II. Frere of 2119 18th street for
few days.
Mrs. w. H. Sims 11l9 X street will not
receive again Tuesdays until after Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kidd of Lawrence
Mass. very deliberately entertained a num-
Der Of friends last night at the National
Hotel. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Remington, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Couch
of Lawrence, Mass, Mrs. Fitch of Manches-
ter, n. H.. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Bridge and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Miller of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Allan Read were
given cordial welcome home yesterday at
the Metropolitan by friends calling TO see
them and Mrs. Money, wife of Senator-elect