Evening star., 1896-10-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
True Loves Course and the Usual 0bstruc-
ton.
The Marriage of Miss BelI<nnp and
Other Weddings - Notes.

Supreme Court. will be married Wednesday
at the Albany cathedral. The ceremony
will be performed at noon by Bishop Will
lam Croswsll Doane. The wedding will be
a quiet one, only relatives and personal
friends being bidden to witness 1t. After
the ceremony q reception and breakfast Will
follow at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Corning, State and Chapel streets MIR.
Peckham is a practicing lawyer of Albany.
Mrs. and Miss Belknap. who have been
in New York lately, have now returned to
their home here. Mr. Paul May of the
Belgian legation is also back In town the
engagement Of Miss Belknap and Mr.. May.
which has been frequently mentioned DUR
ing the past three months. does not now
seem likely to eventuate In speedy mar
riage Mr.. May is about to go to Japan for
a six months tour. Mrs. Belknap is quot
ed as saying that II the affection OF the
young couple continues for year she has
no objection to her daughters marriage.
The Spanish minister and family closed
their cottage at Lenox last week and re-
turned here. They are the last of the dip
lomatic corps to leave Lenox.
Miss Katie Kleindienst and Mr. Edwin
L. White of Brooklyn will be married at
St Andrews Church Wednesday evening.
A reception will follow the ceremony at
$50 Z street northeast.
The marriage of Miss Anne Lander Ring.
daughter of Mrs. George B. Phelps. and
Mr.. James James hampton Will take place
Wednesday evening and will be followed
by a reception at the family residence
Connecticut Avenue Heights. Ihe mar
riage will be witnessed by the family and
immediate friends and will be solemniZed
by DIR. B. L. Whitman. president of Co
lumbian University. The ushers will be
Capt. c. 8. Domer and Mr.. w. c. Morris
The house, which was recently completed
is gift of the groom to the bride. Mr.
Ixam Fortress
Monroe on a wedding trip. They will be at
home Thursdays. after December 1. at their
home, in Bancroft place.
At the wedding of Miss Margaret Cath
arine Forsyth to Mr.. Daniel Carroll Digges
Wednesday evening at the Immaculate
Conception Church, the groom will be at
tended by Mr.. Charles Wilbur Fairfax. The
ushers Will be Mr.. Dwight Anderson. Mr.
James Edwin Young. Mr.. Theodore Albert
Lay. Mr.. Walter j. Hopkins. Mr.. Charles
II. Saffell and Mr.. T. Conrad Dodge. Rev.
8. F. Ryan will perform the ceremony.
Mrs. L. F. Keleher and son have gone to
visit Philadelphia and Germantown on
pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke have returned to
their Massachusetts, avenue home for the
winter. They materially enlarged their
house during the past summer, partly, as
1t Is surmised, to increase the wall space
for utilizing more of Mr.. Ffoulke's mag
nifcent tapestries. and partly in honor of
who. besides being very handsome. is one
OF the most attractive and cultured
debutantes Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Avery have given
up their house. No. 1890 street northwest,
and are located at the Bancroft corner
18th and H streets northwest, for the Win
ter.
A meeting of FL Captain Club was held
Friday evening, October g. at the resi-
dence of Miss c. v. Moser. 32 K street.
The club is now composed of TWENTY-FIVE
members. Captain White of the Business
High School entertained the guests with
many choice selections on the mandolin
with piano accompaniment by Mr. Amos
Misses G.. Scala and G. Ellis also gave
piano solos. Dancing was the feature of
the evening and about 1890 o'clock the
guests entered the dining room, where a
sumptuous repast was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sparks. nee DOYLE.
Will leave this evening for a trip south to
visit relatives and friends in Atlanta, Ga.
They will go by way of Norfolk, and. after
a brief stay at Old Point Comfort will
continue on their way SOUTH
Miss Minnie Watts of Montgomery Ala
is spending a few days with Miss Goodwin
at 2s Iowa circle. Miss Watts is a daughter
OF the late Gov. Watts of Alabama, who
was attorney general in the confederate
cabinet
The engagement is announced of Miss
Elizabeth Perkins Roy to Mr.. Adam Tired
well Of Norfolk, Va. Miss Roy is the eldest
daughter OF the late Col James p. Row
United States army. The wedding is set
for December g.
Miss Kurtz has returned from Baltimore
where she went to act as maid of honor to
her friend, Miss Russell, at her marriage
with Mr.. j. Mort. Leigh of Virginia.
wednesday last a very quiet but pretty
wedding took place at the home of the
bride near Takoma Park. Miss Katie O.
Adams and Mr.. Clarence NJ. Parrish were
the contracting parties. Rev. John Van Ness
performing the ceremony. The bride was
attired in white silk and lace The future
home CT the couple will be in Baltimore
county.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin c. Bartlett returned
to the city this week. where she was sud-
denly called by the sad death of her only
Drother, the late Capt. Arthur Richard
Toulsen of Point Pleasant Va.