Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Tho Autumn Plans Of Prominent Social
Movers.t
Weddings Yesterday Here and Else.
where-Personal Notes OF
interest.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Carlisle. who have
spent most Of the summer with Secretary
| and Mrs Carlisle will leave either Sunday
| or Monday for their home In Chicago. Mrs
| Carlisle and the children spent last week
| in Frederick visiting friends.
Mrs Bugher and Capt. Ludlow will be
| married this month, it is stated Capt
Nicol Ludlow has been detached from the
| command of the Monterey and has been
| Spending the summer at Deer Park.
Capt. d. Il. Mertvago naval attache Rus
| sian legation, and Mrs. Mertvago, with
their daughter Mario, spent their summer
vacation at Spring Lake. N. j.. and yester-
| dsy returned to their residence. SIS 18th
| street. The sister of Mrs. Mertvago; Mrs.
| Stitch. with her husband. Mr.. Jean b.
| Stitch a prominent Russian civil engineer,
| about the middle of July came from Rus
| STA on a visit to their relatives, passed July
| and August at Spring Lake, with OCCASION
| al trips to New York, and now will stay
| here for some weeks more with Capt Merit
vago's family to enjoy the autumn and to
make some excursions through the interior
| of the country.
! The early fall weddings were auspiciousiy
Legun this morning by the marriage of Mr..
| G. Ansley Gustn of New York and Miss
| Sallie E. Kitchener Of this city, which took
| Place a. the residence of the brides mother.
| TIE ceremony was OF quiet, homellke
| character, only the immediate relatives and
| intimate friends of the contracting parties
| being present. Rev. DR.. Mullen Officiated.
| The gifts were varied and valuable The
groom formerly lived N Washington, but
| is now numbered among the rising young
| business men Of New York. After we'd
| ding breakfast, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustin left
| for their wedding journey. bearing with
| them the best wishes of host of friends,
| with whom they are exceedingly popular.
| After a brief sojourn at the seaside, they
| will go to their residence in New York city.
| Miss Mary Alice Prodigy and Mr.. Charles
| +. Diggs, one of the ushers at the White
House. were married yesterday at St Pat
| rick's Church, and started later for trip
| west Rev Father MCGEE oficiated. A
| reception followed for the relatives and in
| innate friends at the residence OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs James x.
| Prodigy The bride wore travelling dress
| of dark blue cloth, with nat to match, and
| carried La France roses.
Miss Dollie Kalitzski and Mr.. Samuel
| Goodman of Seaford Del, We're married
last night at the Rifles Armory. in pres
ence of large gathering of friends. The
ushers We're Messrs. Aaron l.. Goodman,
Jacob Goodman, David Levy and Abe Levy,
and the bridesmaids were Misses Anna
| kaIitzski Frances Levy, Fannie Goodman
| and Hannah Kraemer. The bride wore
| white satin trimmed with pearl passe-
menterie and tulle veil held by wreath
| of orange blossoms. Her bridesmaids wore
white silk dresses. Rabbi Isadore Samuel
officiated, the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Kalitzski. standing near her during the cere-
| mony. After a wedding banquet and re-
| ception. which We're largely attended, the
couple left for northern trip. before pro-
ceeding to their home at Seaford, Del.
At Sandysde. Yarmouth, Mass. yester-
day. Miss Ruth Simpkins. sister of the
! Massachusetts Representative, mar
ricd to Mr.. Bayard Thayer. son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer of Boston. by Rev.
J. C. Ager of Brooklyn. assisted by the
| Rev w. II. Mayhem Of Yarmouth Port.
| After a wedding tour on Mr.. Thayer' $
| steam yacht he and his bride will return to
| Yarmouth Port and remain until after
| Christmas when they will come here with
| Representative Smpkins and Miss Mabel
| Simpkins for the winter.
Mr. VIM. NJ. Keller of the pathological
| department of the Government Hospital for
| the Insane and wife are spending a month S
vacation in New York and Connecticut.
Minister Romero was in town yesterday,
| but has returned to Cape May to escort
| Mrs. Romero to Philadelphia. She will not
| return to this city until late in the month.
Mrs. Alice Lane. formerly of 1880 Corr
| coran street, has returned from Ocean
| Grove and is now located at 1875 Corcoran
| street.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Heitmuller of 1924
| 18th street left Saturday for a trip to ST.
| Paul.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Angle have returned
| after visit of six weeks to Big Springs
| Md, and Greencastle, Pa.
| Dr. and Mrs. John w. Clarke and Mr.
| and Mrs. Moncure Burke are spending two
| weeks at Cape May.
| Miss Bella Louis of Baltimore is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. H. Summers 303s NJ street.
| Miss Florence Johnson and Miss Ella NJ.
| Browne have been at Atlantic City for the
last two weeks.
Miss Belle Irving of Goth street has Just
| returned after a months tour of watering
places on the Atlantic coast. Most of the
| time was spent at Atlantic City.
! Miss Naomi Cissell and Mr.. VIM Hageman,
both of this city. We're married Saturday
! last at Alexandria. Va, and are now at
| their own home. 90 AZ street southwest.
| Miss Mamie Leatherman of 1915 Q street
has returned from Frederick, where she
| has been spending the summer months.
| Last evening the Mayfower Social Club
| held their first entertainment al their club
| house on Brightwood avenue. Among the
invited guests We're Misses H. Barker, c.
| Mills, G. Schwartz, X. Loeffler, NJ. Opper-
| man, Anna Loeffler. E. Herzog, Professor
E. T. Dawson, Messrs. Geo. Lauer, Chas.
| Lceft1er, c. Herman. E. Loeff1er, E. Muss-
baum, K. Brodt. Among the members We're
the Misses NJ. Herman f. Schnider G.
Sincell, A. Schlotterbeck, c. Williams A.
| Lambrecht. NJ. Schnider and Messrs. r. A.
Herman, E. Ewin, A. Loetf1er Theo. Wal
ter. J. Kaiser. Theo. Pitt and Oscar
| Krumke.