Evening star., 1896-09-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Coming Matrimonial Event Pleasantly Fore.
shadowed.
The Recent Weddings Of Miss OgdeE
and DIR. Kelley and Miss Sacket
and DIR. De valin-Pcrsonala.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Freund have sent out
cards for the marriage reception of their
son. Frederick, jr., and Miss Edith M.
| Stull, Wednesday evening, September 80,
z to IL o'clock. at S15 10th street.
| Mr.. Fred Freund. jr., is the son of Mr.
| Frederick Freund of this city, and Miss
Edith NJ. Stull is from Atlanta, Ga The
ceremony will take place at the residence
Of the grooms parents. Sl5 10th street, and
will be a brilliant event. The ceremony
| will be performed by the Rev. DR.. Rodgers.
pastor of the Church of Our Father. The
Marine Band will play. The bride will
wear white silk. with pearl trimmings and
chiffon. and will be attended by Miss
Blanche Armstrong. as maid of honor, who
| will also wear white silk. The groom will
be attended by his brother. Mr.. Harry
| Freund, best man. After the ceremony
the couple will hold A reception from to
ii pm, after which they will leave for an
extended tour through the north
Announcement cards have been received
of the marriage of Miss Eliza Ross Sacket
10 DR.. Charles NJ. De Valn, u. S. NJ. Sep
tember u. at Cape Vincent, y. Y. Miss
Sacket is the only daughter of the late
General Delos B. Sacket, U.S.A.. and DIR.
De VaHn is the older sen of the late Chas.
! f. De Falin, chief engineer United States
navy. The marriage was performed at st.
Johns Episcopal Church, which beau
| tl1ully decorated Tor the occasion. Inc
| bride was attended by her brother, Mr..
Frank w. Sacket, by whom she given
away, her maid of honor being Miss Saun-
ders of New York. The best man was DIR.
Lewis Morris, U.SN. After the ceremony
| an elaborate wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the bride. There were
guests from many cities. among those
| from Washington being Mrs. Charles l..
De Falin and Mr.. Hugh De Valin, mother
and brother of the groom. The presents
were numerous and handsome. DIR. De
Valin Is at present surgeon on the L. S.
| {. S. steamer Blake.
Mrs Henry s. Ogden announces the mar
riage Of her daughter, Virginia Louise, to
DIR. j. Thomas Kelley. jr.. Monday. Septem-
her ii, London England. DIR. and Mrs.
Kelley will be at home after October l at
1893 l street on Fridays.
A pretty german of sixty couples was
given Saturday night by the young men
at the Hill Top House Harpers Ferry, TO
Miss Florence Gaines, Miss Eva Darneille
| and Miss Hattie Darnelle of this city Mr..
| Felix De Laney of New York led the
| german. Mrs Darneille and Mrs. Gaines
| chaperoned the gathering. Among others
| present were Misses Anna Quackenbush,
| Virginia Faust, Florence James, Margaret
| Lord, and the Messrs. Fred Faust, Morvan
/ Thompson. Theodore Tyler. James Martin
Eugene Gaines and Charles Darneille.
Miss Bryant. Miss Hazen and Miss Ches-
ley of this city were guests last Wednesday
at the ball at the Delaware Water GAP
| House.
Mrs. /. V. Slater has returned from a
trip to New York and Philadelphia.
| Saturday las the ladies' summerlnP at
Oakland, Md. representing the ''Daugh-
ters of the Revolution" gave tea at the
| hotel The ,arge ball room handsome
| ly decorated for the event. The refresh
ment table. laden with good things
Was decked with flowers. set off here and
| there with streamers of red, white and
Hue ribbon. Mrs. Ester G. Rathbone, as
sisted Dy Misses Howard. Carter and
| Southern. received the guests. Mr. T. A.
| Lambert delivered the opening address %
the Daughters in which he said that
the occasion marked the anniversary OF
Wa: hinston's farewell address, and made
an eloquent plea for the Daughters to keeI
alive its principles in the hearts of the
youth. Among others present were Mrs
T. A. Lambert, Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. Fitz
hugh Lee Coyle, Mrs. Goldsboro Mrs. Car
Isle, Mrs. Markham, Judge Jere NJ. Wilson
8 AIR. ara Mrs. Wilton J. Lambert and Mrs
Shields of Washington, ID. c. Mrs. and
Miss Howard of Baltimore and Mrs. AM
Miss Carter of Philadelphia.
:. Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Hosley have returned
: after several months spent in Canada and
) at Cape May. They are at 2O29 Z street.
, Medical Inspector and Mrs. Marmion ar,
3 back from Oakland and a trip througt
Canada. They will move to the navy yarC
g in a few days.
J DR.. and Mrs. William H. Fox have re
: | turned to the city.
Miss Halle Chauncey has returned from
, an extended trip to Cleveland, Chicag
, and Niagara Falls.
Miss Nellie Van Worries. daughter of tn
8 late n. H. Van Worries of Athens Ohio. i
:, | visiting the family of II. S. Harrell, at 1J2
) Columbia street.
, Mrs. L. NJ. Cook and daughter Hortens
of 9Th and A streets northeast and Mis-
| Gertrude Ashby, who have been visiting
) friends in Fauquier county, Va. have re
= | turned to their homes in Washington.
a Mrs. Talley of Capitol Hill, who has bee
- visiting friends in Richmond. Va, for sew
eral weeks, is again in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Willard have re
turned from their summer home at Nan
tucket where they enjoyed most charm
ing season. Both are in better health tha
n. they have experienced for A long time.
is is Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Clarke have issue
Us invitations for the marriage of thei
er daughter, Miss Carrie c. Clarke. to Cap
Guy E. jenkins of the National Guarc
Tuesday evening, October G, at o'clocl
T., | Ncrth Capitol Street NJ. E. Church. A rt
L. | ception will follow the ceremony at
Myrtle street northeast
e. The Metropolitan Baptist Church. 9th an
/ streets northeast, was the scene of
z | very pretty reception last evening, til
= occasion being the semi-annual social c
4 the Ladies' Foreign Missionary Societ.
( The platform was beautifully decorate
! | with wreaths of ivy and potted plant.
= Great punches of golden rod i'm huge iar
2 We're placed upon stands and tables, and
4 | number of handsome parlor lamps lent
soft and mellow light to the scene. tn
meeting under the auspices of the 70
A | lowing committee: Mrs. French, Mrs. Wi
< liams, Mrs. Hatton, Miss Gilman and Mis-
7 | Mills. Marion Guild Walport conducte
/ the meeting. In her opening address Mr.
4 Walport gave the history of the work {
! | the mission. The rest of the program wa
= follows: Singing, From Greenland
= Icy Mountains: prayer, by the paste
- | Rev. Granville Williams: Bible reading L
number of young ladies of the Sunda
school. led by Miss Mould: solo, Mi.
French; piano solo. Miss Nellie Yinglinl
address upon foreign missions, Miss Turi
er. Next came the opening of the boxe
and the announcement of the collection
which was the most satisfactory If not il
rxl au teresting, part Of the evenings entertain
oh | ment.