Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Invitations Out for Other Events I'm
the Near Future Personal
Notes of Interest.


sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Bertha to Mr.. John 7. Parson.
Wednesday, September 16 at - o'clock, at
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The couple will be at home after October
l at ithaca, N. Y. where Mr.. Parson is a
professor at Cornell.
Last evening" at the Church of the Inn
maculate Conception. a number of friends
witnessed the marriage of Miss Annie L.
O'Brien and Mr.. Edward c. Maher. Rev
s. F. Ryan officiated. Messrs. Charles H.
Piggott and d. J. C. Leary were ushers
The bride wore a travelling dress. After a
reception at her home. the couple started
for trip to Niagara and Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs d. kerfoot Shute, formerly
Miss Augusta Pettigrew, both of this city,
who were recently married at Kittering
Me-, will be at home after November l at
ga Maryland avenue northeast.
Mr.. Frank L. Haldeman Of this city and
Miss Mary A. Sample of Harrisburg, Pa,
were married last night at 8 o'clock, at ,he
residence of Mr.. Joseph Raglan, 81 18th
street northwest. Rev. DIR. Butler officat-
ing. The wedding was private. only rela-
tives being present.
Miss Minnie Krause and Mr.. F. w. Rib
nitzh were married last evening at the
residence Of the brides mother, 1910 K
street. by the Rev. Geo. Koenig. The we'd
OF the brides father. several weeks ago.
The bride was attired in white Persian
null. and carried a bunch Of white carna-
lions. Mr.. and Mrs. Ribnitzki have gone
on tour north. including New York city.
a trip up the Hudson to Albany and from
there to Niagara Falls.
Miss Flora Mckenzie and Mr. VIII Gay
lcrd Lee were married last night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Beamer
by Rev. John Chester Miss Mary Brodie
EVELYN Hai hri.} i,le
one wearing pale blue and the other yellow
organdie. and Mr.. Mattheny was best man.
The bride wore white organdie. A recep-
ton followed the ceremony after which
the couple left for a northern trip before
proceeding to Plainsville, Ohio their future
home.
Cards have been issued by Mr. Charles ].
Bell. inviting the members of the. Washing
ton Stock Exchange to his residence on
Woodley Lane tomorrow afternoon at 5
O'Clock. egg. .
Miss Maggie Cleary has gone to Staunton,
Va. for a fortnghts visit
Mrs. ID. p. WolhauDter has gone to Ham
cock. Md. to remain several weeks.
Mrs. E. d. Townsend is now at New
Haven, Conn.,
Miss S. G. Leighton will spend this month
at Portsmouth, n. H.
Miss Schenck will spend this and next
month at Fairfield, n g.
Mrs. S. j. Scott has gone to Berlin, Nd
Miss Jessie Lane will spend a fortnight
at Frostburg, Md.
Mrs. 7. j. Henney has gone to Bolivar
w. Va.
Miss Katherine c. Franks will spend this
month at Lewistown, Pa
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll l.. Mercer are now
at their place, Nimrod Hall, Bath county
Va.
Mrs. Charles Addison Mann will spend
this month at Plainfield, N j.
Mrs. j. d. Defrees has gone to spend a
| month at Berkeley Springs.
| Mrs. NJ. j. Brooks has gone to Ashurv
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Saunders and Mrs.
Green are at Atlantic City for a few DAYS.
Rev. w. c. Alexander, d. d., and family
| nho have been spending their vacation at
Aurora, w. Va, VIII return FRIDAY DR.
alexander VIII occupy his pulpit at West
| street Church next Sunday morning
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Stephens have re-
turned and will be located for the winter
at I'D A street southeast.
Miss Z. L. Gatewood has returned after
spending her vacation in Virginia.
Miss Goldie ST. John OF Richmond is the
| town, who have recently returned from
Germantown.
Mrs. Frank Pructte, Mrs. L. f. Kelcher
and son, Lloyd Francis. jr, are at Round
Hill, where they will spend the month of
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Perrine have TAX
en- apartments at hotel in Buffalo and
will take possession this month. Mrs Per-
rine expects to spend the winter season
with Mrs. Cleveland.
Mrs. Bette Maddox, wife Of s. w. Mad
dox. ST.. who has been so ill, is improving
nicely.