Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-24
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Wedding Cards Beginning to Be Quite
Plentiful.
Several Pretty Weddings Yesterday
Bicycle Parties md Straw Rides
-PersOnal Notes.

| brook of the It'll Cavalry. The ceremony
| will take place Thursday evening. October
l, at 8 o'clock, at Soldiers Home Chapel,
| and will be an unusually pretty event
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel T. Taylor have
/ sent out cards for the wedding reception
of their daughter Edna and Mr.. Robert
Morgan Elliott. Wednesday afternoon. Oc-
tober Z. until o'clock, at liz L street
northeast. The couple will be at home
| Thursdays in November.
Mrs. Sarah Z. Lawton has issued cards
for the marriage of her daughter, Miss
| Bessie Stanton, to MIR. Michael I. O'Leary
Church. corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
| vania avenue. Wednesday morning. Oc-
tober Z. at IL: 30 O'Clock. The ceremony
| will be followed by a reception at 26B3 +
| street, from II to o'clock.
At the Metropolitan NJ. f. Church yes
| terday Miss Frances Z. Taylor and Mr.
Mayvile w. Twitchell were married by
| DIR. Luther B. Wilson in the presence OF
a gathering OF their friends, The ushers
were May nard b. Twitchell. Edmund p.
! Ellis, John Davidson and Henry c. Work
man. Mr. Edwin S. lie Fetra was best
| man. The bride was handsomely gowned
| in white organdie over white silk and trim
med with white ribbon. She carried a
| satin-bound book, from which the service
was read. She was attended by Miss
| Frances Kennedy as maid Of honor, who
ribbon and carried bridesmaid roses. The
niece of the bride, Ethel Taylor made a
| beautiful little flower girl After the cere-
mony the couple held informal recep-
ton in the church parlor. where friends
had an opportunity to congratulate them
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Twitch-
ell left for a western tour.
Miss Sadie Goldman, daughter of the late
Louis Goldman, was married last night al
The residence of her mother, Mrs. Annie
Goldman, No. 14C6 McCulloh street. Bal
timore. to Mr.. Richard l.. Britton of Wash
| irgton. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DIR. F. r. Gibson, rector of St.
Georges Episcopal Church. The bride was
attired in a tan-colored cloth taiIor-made
dress. hat and gloves to match. She car
rIed bride roses. Only the immediate men,
bers OF the families were present. They
were: Mrs Annie Goldman, mother of the
bride: Mr.. and Mrs. John A. McDerrnott
of Washington. Harry Goldman. Ralph
Goldman, Benjamin Goldman, Bernard
Goldman, Mr.. and Mrs. Laupheimer, VIII
nam H. Fisher and NJ Fisher. The couple
left for Old Point Comfort and Virginia
/ Beach. They will reside at No. 120S NJ
street upon returning here.
Mrs. Calvin S. Brice gave an elaborate
luncheon yesterday afternoon in honor OF
, Lady Russell. wife of Lord Chief Justice
Russell of England. Nine Zebba soprano
Emilio DE Cora. baritone; Michael Ban
; ner. violinist, and Nine. Machi, pianist
. | furnished an entertaining musical program
Frank Lockwood Miss Russell Miss Lock.
. wood, Mrs. William Aston, Mr.. and Mrs
. Henry White. Mr.. and Mrs Henry T
; Sloane. General and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce. Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver II. +. Belmont Mr. T
> Sanford Beatty, General Charles A Whit
tier, Mr.. Howard Gushing, the Misses
! Bryce, Mr.. Perry Belmont, MIR. Egertor
Winthrop Viscount Cough of the British
, embassy and Mr.. Fox of England. Others
. who attended the musicale were the Aus
. train ambassador and Nine. Hengelmuller
. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden, Mr.
. and Mrs. James P. Kernochan, Mr. Thoma.
: F. Gushing, Miss Gushing, Mr.. and Mrs
; Victor Sorchan, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber r
Bishop. Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt, Mr.
. and Mis-. C. F. Havemeyer. Mr.. and Mrs
. Theodore A Havemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. W
IL Duer. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Yulee, Mr.
. and Mrs. Potter Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs
. Frederick Sheldon, the Earl of Westmeatf
: of the British embassy, the Marqui:
| Il Arsay, Prince RaOul Wrede of the Aus
I trian embassy, Mr.. Eliot Gregory, Mr.
Frederic d. Thomson and Mr.. John A
kassoE.
. Mrs. L. NJ. Brady of lib K street arrived
: in New York on the 10Th instant from
France.
Miss Alisan Wilson will spend this month
. ard most of next in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Brice have re-
. turned from their summer home at Shin.
. necock Hills, n. Y.
: Mrs. Mamie Brooke, who has been Wis
iting relatives in the city, has returned to
her home in Denver.
. A party of young people enjoyed a moon
light straw ride last week to the country
. home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hancock. Al
Lar HAMS Md. Mr. Hancock had a large
. party of invited guests to meet them. Al
. ter a pleasant time and a sumptuous re.
past, the party left about l O'Clock a. m
: with three rousing cheers for the host
: Among those present were the Misses Lena
: | Snr
Carrie Sanford, Florence Landvoight
!. Mary Frank. Mrs John Hancock and Mrs
. Weedon. and Messrs. Walter S. Lanning
. w. H. Schell. jr., Frank Moore, A.
. Christman, Ernest Hancock, Webster Han
. cock ard 8. H. Stutznan.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
. T. Crowley will be pleased to learn tina
. their little daughter, Mary Joyce, is nov
: | convalescing rapidly after severe attaci
: of typhoid fever.
The Uncle Lewis Club gave their thirt
!. outing last Sunday, twenty-five of tn
!. members participating in a straw ride t
. | the Manor" Surrattsville. and return
: by moonlight. The members of the clul
| present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Earnshaw
: Mr.. and Mrs. Marks. Misses Goodheart
Strictly, AImbruster. Stewart. O'Brien
: Baum. Merillat, kesmodel and Richardson
{ | and Messrs. Detweiler. Charles and Johl
!. Perkins, Bowen, Goodheart, Merillat, w hite
!. Callan and Uncle Lewis.
Dr. and Mrs d. NJ ogden have returne,
: | from their cottage at Warrenton, Va, t
their residence. 1924 p street.
. The Sylvan Cycle Club of Mount Pleasan
| were the guests of DIR. d. w. Buckingham
{ | at Meadowbrook farm last evening. Will
it was the evening for the regular week..
club run. they abandoned their wheels TO
{ the occasion, and embarked in coach an
| four for the seven-mile ride. DIR. Bucking
3 ham was assisted in entertaining the clu
. by his sister. Miss Mignonette Bucking
. ham. and by Miss Kate Stickney After
: | social time several of the old-time darkie
: | on the farm gave plantation music. nue.
( to the delight of the guests and later il
3 the evening refreshments were served. TIL
4 members of the club present were Mr.. an
! Mrs. George U. Rose. Mrs. Lille Lapham
1 Misses Bessie Emery. Fannie Appleby Mat
3 tie Bartlett, Clara Young, Louise Slemar
8 Ada Gllen and Kate Ronsaville an
Messrs. w. H. Ronsaville. Robert E
8 Young, John d. Morgan, Joe Morgan Hui
!. bert Young, Braydon Appleby, Raymon
!: Pearson and Harry Arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H. Cissel and thei
!. daughter. Miss Gertrude M. Cissel, VIII
have been spending the summer in the Blu
: Ridge mountains and at Stotts, have re
: turned home.
Tuesday evening last a straw ride wa