Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-20
THE WORLD or SOCIETY
Debutante Parties Will Be Frequent Next
q Month.
Recent Weddings and other Pleasant
Oetails-COmings md GOfngs
Personal Notes.

ly, and the dates of the early part of De-
cember seem pretty well marked Some of
the entertainments are taking the form of
evening rather than afternoon gatherings,
SO that the opening of the season is likely
to be quite brilliant in this respect.
DIR. and Mrs. Sewers have invitations out
for Friday, December f. at Q O'Clock, at
1870 New York avenue, when Miss Sewers
will be presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke have sent out cards
for reception Thursday evening, Deem
Der 10, at . o'clock, at 2O13 Massachusetts
avenue, when their eldest daughter, Miss
F'foulke, will make her debut. Dancing
will be enjoyed after II O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington have invited
their friends for Thursday, December 3, at
20lo Massachusetts avenue from 8 TO :.
when their second daughter, Miss Helen
Starr Worthington, will make her debut
MIS-. Charles c. Glover will give a tea
Wednesday, December =, when Miss Glover
VIII make her debut.
ihere Is just probability that the mar
rage OF Miss Bonaparte and Count Adam
de Moltke-Huitfeldt may be postponed ow-
ing TO the very serious Illness of the father
or the latter, who was stricken with ano-
plexy few days ago i'm Paris.
Mr.. John r. Abney of New York, whose
marriage with Miss Mary Pendleton.
daughter of the late Senator George
n. Pendleton OF Ohio. will take place
tomorrow, is the president of the New
York Southern Society. He is also a
member of the New York Bar Associa-
tion, OF the Society Of the Sons of the Rey-
luton, and of the Manhattan and the Dem
oSIa'lc ciubs- He is a lawyer of consider
ahie reputation, and lives at - West 3,i,h
street. Only their intimate friends have
been hidden to the ceremony and the
breakfast which will follow at the resi-
oehce OF Mrs. Arthur T. Brlce
The lady visitors of the Washington
hospital for FounGlings gave tea yes-
terday afternoon, which WAS attended by
huniDer OF their friends and patrons of
me charity, who spent a social time to-
eether after making tour of inspec ton
through the different nurseries. The build
ing looked exceedingly attractive and the
niue inmates " no were a BILE to walk about
evidently made the best of their chance
| 10 enjoy the visitors. the flowers and the
pretty lights. In the parlor Mrs Kellogg
president OF the board: Mrs o. G. Staples,
j. n. Whitney Mrs. Cullom and other
| ladies formed welcoming committee, Who
also received the dona lions of provisions
| and clothing brought by visitors The tea
room, which was In charge of .ars. Marvin
{. Stone, had various delicacies for sale.
Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Arm DID,
Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Pennie Mrs. Church.
Mrs j. w Mccartney. Mrs. l.. ID. Wine.
foot, Mrs. J. b. Kendall, Mrs. Il. r. Wal
| lace, Mrs. I. p. Smith, Mrs c. b. Deall,
Mrs. ID. A. Cha mbers. Mss Talmadge, Miss
Noyes. Miss Kaufman, Miss Chambers,
MISS Noble Miss Sewers and Miss Tisdel
were all busy assistants.
Miss Fannie b. Bennett, daughter of Mr..
Samuel Bennett, and Mr. Arthur G. Perkins
were married Thursday evening at o'clock
| by Rev. II. Allen Griffith, at ST. MARI s
Episcopal Church, in the presence of the
immediate families and few intimate
! friends. The groom was attended by
| MeSsrs. w. $. Hodges and Chas f. Rob-
i erts. The brides attendant was Miss May
| White. the fve-year-old daughter OF Mr..
| and Mrs. Gibson White. The bride was at
tired in blue cloth travelling dress and
| carried bouquet of white chrysanthe-
NUNS She received many beautiful and
| useful presents.
At Calvary Baptist Church last night a
| large assemblage of friends witnessed the
marriage of Miss Minnie E. Bates to Mr..
John c. Detweiler The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev, DR. S. II. Greene. pastor of
| the church. The ushers were Mr.. S. Meeks.
| jr., Mr.. w. Mcleod. Mr.. A. Rawlings and
Mr.. j. Skidmore. The bride and groom en-
tered the church together The bride wore
white satin, the bodice draped with white
chiffon, ard carried bouquet of bride
roses. A reception. was gwen to the rela-
tves and intimate friends at the new home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Detweiler 164l 10th street.
The house, which is handsomely furnished
! throughout was decked with chrysanthe-
NUNS and palms. and supper was served.
At Plymouth Congregational Church,
Wednesday evening, the marriage of Miss
Emma Price Tinney and Mr.. John r. Free
man was Solemn!Zed in the presence of a
| large gathering of their friends. Miss Nell
| lie Freeman, sister~of the groom, was maid
| of honor and Mr.. Fairfax Camper was best
man. Rev. Sterling n. Brown officia ted.
The ushers were Mr.. John Edmonds, Ed.
Talbert, Robt Lacey and Ed. Matthews.
| A reception followed at the residence of
| the bride, 142s l. street, from $40 until 10,
| she receiving many handsome presents.
| quiet wedding was solemnized Tues
day. the 18th instant. at 323 street north
| east. The contracting parties We're Miss
Mae Fritts and Mr.. Charles w Seaman
Rev Byron Sunderland of the First Pres
byterian Church officiated. The bride is
| daughter of Col. James r. Fritts of In
| dianapolis, chief of the special examina-
| ton division of the pension office No inyi-
| tations were issued. After short trip
| they will be at home to friends at It's p
| street.
On the 18th instant Judge H. B. Moulton
entertained the members and guests of the
| incorporated Unity Club at his residence
| 1924 9th street. The large crowd were the
recipients of an interesting program in
PRODUCED by an orchestra, composed of
Messrs Mundell. Huntress. Brown. Gott-
walls and kimmel, in grand March and
Overture" Mrs. Belva Lockwood. inc
essaylst of the evening. gave elaborate de-
tails of her experiences during the Re-
form Congresses of the World" from
which she recently returned as one of the
American delegates. The paper was ia
Vorably discussed by Miss Bennett Rev.
Dr. collins gave a descriptive talk on his
travels in Spain; also scientific poem. en-
Titled Queries Astronomical" Nothing
Remains' was recited by MFR. s. X. Hall
Miss Bacon and Mrs. Hazard contributed
brilliant piano solos; Mrs Costfnet and
Miss O'Neal pleasing vocal solos accom-
panied by Mrs. Hazard and Miss Kueck
bert.
AT Christ Church. Navy Yard last nisht
| a large number of friends witnessed the
marriage of Miss Kate Dement,. younprst
daughter of Mr.. William E. Dement, for
merly Of Maryland, to Mr. G. MarsbalI
Clagett of Charles county, Nd. The bride
becominSly dressed in white silk and carry
ing brides roses, entered the church with
her father, preceded by the ushers. Mr.
t. Milton Medford, DR.. Sydney johnson
cousin of the groom: Mr.. William Birch
nephew CT the bride, and the brides broth
er. Mr.. Charles Dement,. The groom await
ed Inc bride at the chancel, accompanied
by the Rev. Dr. Childs. who performed the
ceremony. After the ceremony the couple
received the congratulations of their
friends at the home of the brides parents
They left by late train for a short tri.
to northern Pennsylvania.
Mrs Rose IT Hunter retrrro5 L..