Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD
July Weddings Attended by Many
1frRhnds.
BOTH TOWN and COUNTRY EVENTS
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Where SONG Westinghouse Are
Enjoying a Rest.
P E R S o N AL TIES
9th TOWN AND COUNTRY EVENTS
P E r S o N Al OTE s

The marriage of Mrs. Lila o. Marshall
| to Col William A. Dickey took place yes
| terday at the residence of the former, 1909
| G street. Palms and flowers decked the
! rooms and the ceremony was witnessed by
number of relatives and intimate friends
Rev. Wilbur Ennis officiated and there
were no attendants. The bride wore gray
| silk. the bodice trimmed with rose pink
| chiffon. She wore large gray hat, with
white plumes, and carried La France roses.
A breakfast followed the ceremony, after
| which the couple left for Saratoga before
sailing, July 30. for Peru. Colonel Dickey
has just been appointed consul at Callao,
Peru.
The Episcopal Church at Herndon, Va,
was the scene of a pretty wedding We'd
nesday, the 21st instant, at II o clock, when
Miss Jennie NJ Crounse and Mr.. Judson H.
Broadway were united in marriage by Rev.
Mr.. Clopton. The bridal party entered the
church to the strains of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march, led by Miss Leona E. Kidwell,
niece of this bride. and Miss Hattie Crounse,
followed by Messrs. Ryan and Wiley, who
acted as ushers; Miss Marie c. Reid and
Mr.. Richard w. Crounse, Miss Nellie
C1ounse and Mr.. George NJ. Robinson, Mrs.
Leona E. Kidwell, sister of the bride, and
Mr.. Citation Bradway. the bride following
with the groom. The bride was becomngly
gowned in white organdie and carried bride
roses; Miss Crounse wore white
Reid wore yellow organdie, carrying
yellow roses: Miss Kidwell, as maid
Of honor. wore lavender with cream
MORE ribbons and carried pink roses, while
Misses CrOunse and Kidwell, as flower girls,
wore white aud carried profusion Of flow
ers. The groom was attended by his BROTH
er. After the ceremony refreshments were
served at the home Of the bride to score
of friends. and the couple departed for
Washington at 40 amid shower of rice,
leaving the next morning at 10 o'clock for
Chicago.
The marriage Of Miss Meta Steele, daugh-
ter of Representative Steele of Indiana, to
Representative Hugh r. Belknap Of Chi
caSo will take place early in September.
Mrs. and Miss Steele are now in Indiana
The marriage of Miss Ida u. Kelly.
daughter of Mrs. Honora Kelly, to Mr.
William 7. George will take place at st.
Aloysius Church Tuesday evening, August
3. at o'clock. A reception will follow at
1139 9Th street
Mr.. and Mrs. TisGel and Miss Edine TIs-
del have sailed for Europe The Misses
Tisdel are summerng in the Adirondacks.
Mrs Philip HfShbdtn, Miss Hichborn and
Master Philip are Al hotel at Atlantic
City since the destruction by fire of their
! cottage at Brighntite Beach.
Mr.. and MrsI John Henry of Kingman
place have returned from fortnights yis-
1t to the mothef of the latter, Mrs. Lede-
LEY, in Westchester county, New York
state. ~
Mrs. and Miss Grace Steele of this city
are making visit this week to Mrs Deb
Ra ndoiph KeirnD at their pleasant home at
Reading. Pa. =
The McMilans are at Manchester by the
Sea: where they have a fine home. Miss
Mr.. and Mrs John 81 Donnell.
Mrs. Queen and Mrs Raborg are at North
Hatley. Canada, for- the summer.
Mr.. and, Mrs, Janes NJ. Johnston are at
| New Castle. N. H. for the summer. where
they have a pleasant home.
DR.. and Mrs. Alex. Magruder have a cot
| tage at Atlantic City. which they are oc-
| cuPying for the first time this year.
Mrs. and Miss Belknap have Joined the
Washington contingent at Cobourg. Canada.
Mrs. Louise H. Patterson, Miss Patterson
! and Mr.. Albert and Col, J. c. Bates. U. 8.
| A, will shortly join house party at East
| Gloucester, Mass, with friends.
| Mrs. 8. B. Craig and her daughter. Mrs.
| E. B. White. are at Atlantic City.
| Miss Elizabeth Thornburgh and the
| Misses Ruth Marie Rodgers and Florence
| Turtle. who have been visiting Miss Bessie
| Burche of 18th street. have returned to
| their homes in Tennessee and Florida.
I anu NfS SdliSOi DioOh Julius,
| Paul " MacConville. Miss O'Keefe. Miss
Julia O'Keefe. w. F. XIII and Miss Mar
| riott are at Atlantic City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White have
returned from Atlantic City and will spend
| the remainder of the summer at Fairfield,
| on the Chevy Chase road.
| DIR. Jas. w. Graham and family are sum-
mering at Cassville Huntingdon county.
| Pa The doctor has purchased his wife's
| childhood home just outside the town.
| Mrs Lucy A. Platt will stay at Atlantic
| City for some time.
| Mrs C. Haden of Corcoran street. accom-
| panied by her brother, Mr.. w. A. Morton Of
Lake George. where they will be Joined by
| the son of the former, who Is now at
| Buffalo.
Miss Maude v. P waIcott daughter Of
| Col. Walcott, U. 8. A.. left this morning for
| Providence, Newport and Boston for the
| summer.
Mrs. M. L. Tinker is visiting friends in
| Cleveland for the summer.
| Mrs. D. W. Edelin, and children are
spending the summer with relatives in Gull
| pepper. Va.
| Mr.. VIM. Helmus and daughter. Carrie,
| are sojourning at Atlantic City for short
| stay.
| Miss Emile Given is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Walter s. Harlan. at her cottage.
Woodbine. Berkeley Springs. w. Va.
Mrs. 3. johnson and family of 427 7th
| street southeast have gone to Atlantic
| City to remain through August.
| Mrs. H. p. Maxwell of East Capitol
street and Miss Maude Maxwell are at Old
Point. Va.
Mrs. ]. H. Neil and Mrs. Charles Allen
| Of 1870 G street left this morning for Long
Branch and VIII be absent for several
Miss Nellie Rtsbsr and Miss corne,,a
Whitney have been, taking the summer
| course at the Cook Eounty Normal School
| at Chicago, and will be at home after this
week .2dSt o.
Miss Emma Gray is at Narragansett
Pier at present, and intends to go to the
White mountains later.
Mrs. Livingston Of 18th street. accompa-
| MED by her granddhughters. the Misses
Bagaley, has gone t. Laurel. where they
VIII remain the rest of the summer.
Mr.. F. G. Stein OF. the Melva Club gave
birthday party. VI <dnesday last, at his
residence. OBS 4th7 street Those present
frem the club were Messrs- E. Espey. T.
Brooks, f. Schneider. NJ. Schmidt. T. Will
lett l.. 49, r. LucaettH NJ Herman, e: Gray. F:
present were AiosaS (SoCkaIar