Evening star., 1896-10-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Wedding Of a Marylander Well-KnOwn
4so.. Here.
Straw Rides Stili Popular NOtwith-
standing Light Frosts Per-
sOnal Notes of Interest.


four-year-old flower bearer. During the
ceremony the ushers and bridesmaids
formed double half circle in the chancel
which had been extended in order to ac-
commodate the entire party. Overhead
was reared an arch composed Of smilax and
hundreds of white roses. Swinging from
the arch wss a wedding bell of white lilies
The bride wore white satin, trimmed with
duchess lace and chiffon. and with court
train. She also wore veil and carried
bride roses. Miss Loula Mcdowell, the
maid Of honor. wore gown of pale lilac
SILK, with chiffon. trimmings, and white
leghorn hat, trimmed with lilac plumes.
The other bridesmaids were attired in
Paris muslin, wore white leghorn hats and
roses. Little Mary Mcdowell, the flower
girl. was dressed in Paris muslin and
wore wreath made of jonQuils. The bride
presented to each Of her maids beautiful
marquise rings. From the church the
bridal party and about hundred and fifty
guests proceeded to the home Of Mrs. Mat
tie Mcdowell, where there was wedding
breakfast. At o'clock the couple left
for the east. They will go direct to New
York in a private car, and thence to places
OF interest In Canada and the states MIR.
and Mrs. Lowndes will go to housekeeping
at Clarksburg. w. Va.
Florence M. stabler and Charles E. Bond
were married at the residence of the
at pm. The ushers were Messrs. Samuel
Bond and Joseph Bond. The house was
beautifully decorated with palms and pot
ted plants. The bridesmaids were Misses
Lily p. Stabler. Ellen Thomas. Helen
Thomas and Eleanor Thomas. The bride
was most becomngly attired in white satin
with tulle veil. After the reception the
bridal couple left for an extended tour
south. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Millard Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Taylor. Mr.. Harry Taylor and Miss Eliza
beth Taylor Wilmington. Del: Messrs.
and Jerome Ranskill of Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Stabler, Baltimore; Miss
Darlington. Philadelphia; Miss Carrie
Toulsen, Mrs. Steer and Misses Steer, Vir-
ginia; Miss Rose Henderson, Rockville:
Warwick Miller. Sandy Spring.
A pleasurableS ripple of excitement has
f.een occasioned among the former pupils of
Mount de Sales Academy, near Catonsviile
Nd, by the announcement that On the 18th
CT November next there will be held a meet
ing at their alma mater for the purpose of
organizing an alumnae association. This
meeting will not, of course, be limited to
the mere details connected with the work
OF organization, but will embrace all the
charming features of reunion of those
who after the lapse of many years perhaps
assemble to greet once more the CHERISHED
teachers OF their youth, and renew olden-
time friendships ,. 90 ..-~--s-
Membership in the new alumnae associa-
ton will be limited to those who have re-
ceiVed medals in the first class. Among the
graduates in this city are Mrs. VIM. H.
Waggaman, Mrs. Trescott. Miss Mary
Reach and Mrs. Phelps, most of whom have
signified their intention of being present.
A delightful straw ride was given We'd
nesday night by the Messrs. Window of
Forest Glen, Nd In the Jolly party were
Misses Mamie and Nettie Garrison of Sligo
Nd: Misses Corinne Noyle and Nettie Win
dom of Forest Glen, Messrs. Tony Galeski
Myron Bayker and Clarence Moore of this
city, Messrs. Fred and CIayt Window of
Forest Glen and Mr.. Robertson of Wheaton.
Mr.. HeLry K Willard and Maj. and Mrs.
Charles 6. Gould have returned from an
enjoyable bicycle trip through the Shenan-
doah Valley, taking in all points of inter-
est to Luray Caverns. Mrs. Gould made
LOG miles in two days, an excellent record
for lady.
A pleasant party was given last night
at the residence of Miss Eva Nally, No.
Al II street, by THE Odd and Even Pleas
ure Club" After participating in many
games they adjourned to the dining room
and partook of a bountiful repast Among
those present were Miss Mae Dom, Virgil
NJ. Lookes. Edwin Essex, Miss Daisy House.
Miss Katie Mcbride, Walter Charlton, Miss
Lily Warfield, Thomas J. Dawson. Lee
Carr, Miss Eva Nally, Mrs. Edward Mar
tin ana Mrs: James Nally.
Misses Lollie and Fanny Bullen are still
quite sick at their home. 40 c street nor,h-
east s-ep i- 49, >--.s
The Misses ReEekmann of G4O e street
northeast will give a Halloween party Fri
day, October 30. 90
A delightful surprise party was rendered
Miss Susie Jost at her home on Capitol
Hill Wednesday evening. Music and games
were INDUCED IN until late hour, after
which the little folks .weBe invited to par
take of refreshments. Among those present
We're: Misses Susie and Alice Jost, Cora
and Eva Costa, Lillian Pinkney, and Mas
ters Davis and Williams.
Miss Nettie Serrin of 300 22d street gave
extremely enjoyable bus ride Wednes-
day evening, which was enjoyed by about
eighteen or nineteen couples. The objective
point OF the ride was to Ballston. Va, to
the splendid country home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hines, near the church, Mrs. Hines being
a sister Of Miss Serrin. The start was
made shortly after o'clock, and two large
buses were filled with young people, out
Genuine country music was secured at
Balston, and Immediately upon arrival
dancing was inaugurated, the large double
parlors being cleared for the amusement.
splendid repast was served at midnight;
at the end Of which dancing was continued
until the wee small hours of morning.
Among those present were: Miss Nettie Ser
rim, Misses Maggie and Katie Cumbsr-
land, Miss Faunce Mrs. Ada Hart, the
Misses Lietznitzer. Miss Mamie Lyles, the
Misses Kelly, Miss Corcoran, Miss Susie
McDermott. Miss Bielaski Miss Dodd, Mrs.
Ida Staley, Miss Maggie Cole, Miss Burke,
Miss Ollie Pitkin, Miss Reagan, Miss Dur
fee, Messrs Ernest Bietzel. Chas X Mur-
ray b. P. Craig, Charles Leasure, Bellew,
DIR. Cummiski Harry Serrin, Phillips, Rol-
low. Menchine, Burkhead, Cumberland,
Fields, Wissner, Benner and Copenhagen.