Evening star., 1896-10-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Judge Campbell Whyte Pinkney and Miss
Mecklin Married at Ascension Church.
Movements of Well known Washing
ton PeOple-Weddings and Per-
sOnal Notes of Interest.

toudy, WHen MISS SOpnld w ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ter of the late Capt. Mecklin, U.SA., be-
came the wife of Judge Campbell Whyte
Pinkney of Baltimore. assistant attorney
| in the office Of the attorney general for The
Interior Department. Admission to the
church was by card only, and was followed
by reception at the Ebbitt House. Judge
and Mrs. Pinkney will reside at 1901 X
street after their return from their honey
moon.
Judge Pinkney is siXty-eight years of
age. and his bride just one-half that age.
He comes Of a distinguished Maryland
family, and is well known in Baltimore.
where. for fifteen years, he was one of
the judges of the supreme bench. His
| brother. William sPinkney Whyte, was at
one time governor of Maryland, and his
grandfather. William Pinkney. has a name
illustrious in the annals of the state
OF Maryland. He was successfully United
States Senator. minister to England. Rus
STA and Italy. and Attorney General during
the administration of President Madison.
Judge Pinkney adopted the family name
of his mother after choosing the law as his
profession.
Judge Pinkney became acquainted with
his bride three years ago, when Miss Neck
| lin acted his amanuensis in the Office
and made copies of his legal decisions.
Miss Edna Taylor and Mr.. Robert Nor
| gan Elliott are to be married this after
noon at the residence of the brides parents.
| u,
| only the immediate families. Mr. q. Sar-
gent Elliott, brother Of the groom, will lie
| best man Rev. A. w. Pitzer, DID,. will
perform the ceremony. which is to be fol-
| lowed by reception. Later In the even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott will leave for a
| wedding tour. and will reside on Massa
| chusetts avenue upon their return.
| Annie Louise. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter L. Cliff Of 1434 Chaplin street, was
married to MT. William Harmon Bentley Of
a n OF nolfN los
| ing DR.. s. M. Newman officiated. The
| ceremony was witnessed by the relatives
| and few friends. large reception fol-
| lowed.
Miss Carrie Christai Clarke and Mr.. Guy
| EVersfield Jenkins captain of Company A,
| 9Th Battalion. d. c. N. G., were married
| last evening in the North Capitol NJ. f.
! Church In the presence of large company
of friends. The pastor of the church. Rev.
| Charles Pate. officiated. and the ushers
were Messrs. George w. England, H. f..
| Wheeler. ]. w. Kirk and S. NJ. Clarke, the
| brides brother. Mr.. G. A. Nordeman was
| best man. The bride entered the church
with her father. preceded by her sister, the
maid of honor. ard two little flower girls,
Misses Dimon West and May Walshe, es-
corted by Master Christopher Jones of Col
lege Park. reception followed at the
home of the brides parents. Myrtle street.
After a short wedding tour. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jenkins will reside at 425 9Th street north
| east.
Miss May K. Barbour gave a dinner last
night at ner home 1741 Rhode Island ave-
nue.. to celebrate her rthday. The guests
were Miss Martha Hichborn, Miss Nellie
| Rcecer. Mr.. Brooke Baker, Mr. Victor East
man and Mr.. John Leech of New York
Cards announcing the marriage of Miss
Bessie E. Searle to Mr.. Maurice r. Hatha-
way Of Canton. Maine, have been sent out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway will be at home
after October 20 at the Elsmere.
A barge party, ending in a dance AT the
club house, was given by several of the
members OF the Columbia Athletic Clul
that 1t will be followed, in all proba bility
by series of winter dances. The party
Just filled the barge Columbia, and, after q
pull up the river beyond the Three Sisters
| supper was served and dancing occupied the
| remainder Of the evening. Those in the
) parry were Misses Della Miller Martin
Nightingale. Lewis, Bowie. Bradley and
Andrews. and Messrs. Ed Callahan, George
Brown, j. r. Cox, Irving Brown. Charles
Baker. Jerome Magee, McGuigan, Ed. An.
derson and H. c. Stiles.
Miss Medora Thomas has gone to OXFORD
to spend the autumn.
Mrs. Ruggles, wife of the adjutant gen
; eral Of the army, has returned from pro
longed visit to Nova Scotia. much improved
| in health; but she is not yet sufficiently
| strong to discharge her social obligations.
Mrs Mary Ward Shuster, with her son
} | John Ward, and daughter, Elizabeth NJ.
| has removed from 1918 Pennsylvania ave
nue. to 1925 3Oth street, where she is house
keeping for the winter.
Mrs. w. j. Pitner of 1713 G street ha:
gone to Atlanta and Marietta, Ca. to visi
relatives.
Miss Leila Belle Heron. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs j. Whit Heron of Holmea6
Manor, who was SO seriously injured by
fall some three weeks ago, is convalescint
| rapidly and satisfactorily.
| No1, of
Hampshire avenue has returned to hel
home after several weeks pleasantly spen
among friends at Culpeper Va.
Mrs. Daniel Lothrop Is in town to attent
| the board meeting of the Society of th'
Children of the American Revolution, o
| which she Is the national president. She i
i | the guest Of Mrs. Teunis s. Hamlin, 13O'
Connecticut avenue.
Mrs James F. Barbour and Miss Bar
bour left today for New York. to be gon'
e several days.
Miss Louise Hopkins has returned hom,
;. after visit to friends in central New
York.
Mrs. Sam De Nedry, who has resided
| here for some time, has returned to Oma
ha for the express purpose Of exercising tn
| uncommon privilege of voting at the forth
coming school election in that city.
@ Mr.. and Mrs. Philip e. Chaplin hav
. opened their Massachusetts, avenue resi-
q | dence for the season.
a DR.. and Mrs. Colegrove expect 20 remov
: | in about a week to New York. where thei
sons are engaged in business.
Judge and Mrs. McCammon and daugh
ters have returned to the city. Thei
| summer was spent at Casanova, N. Y.
Mrs. Margaret s. Suter of Baltimore an
Mr.. Paul L. Suter Of Newark. Ohio, ar
the guests of Mrs. J. B. Walling of 415 !
street northeast
Mrs. Madeline Polk Buell. has returned t
Washington. after several years residenc
abroad, and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
| L. c. Chew, 2033 P street northwest.
Miss Corinne Parker is registered at tn
Hotel Walton, Philadelphia. She leaves fo
New York today.
: Last night the Irish legation" of the OK
l. ford Hotel held Its fall party at the resi-
;. dence of Mr.. Alexander r. Mullowny Nc
4 | 17l6 Q street. the ladies being chaperone
by Mrs. Sarah Hawkins Of the Cairo Flats
:. | Supper was served at 10 o'clock, after a.
interestir program had been concluded
: The supper table was decorated with Iris
flags and shamrock and green salads wer
served. Those who participated in the al
l. fair were: Lieut.. Ralph McAllister, Mis-
If Kitty Duell, Miss Lillian Phillips Dr. Nc