Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Golden Bod Wedding at Hamline
Church.
Another Pretty Event mt Rylnnd
Church-PersOnal Move
ments-NOtea.

| Miss Abbie Bouton Godfrey and Mr.. ].
| Riffard Mickle were married last night at
| the Hamline Church, in the presence of a
| very large gathering of their friends. The
church was handsomely decorated with
| golden rod and hanging vines. with palms.
| and the space about the platform was SO
| artistically adorned as to make a splendid
| background for the grouping of the bridal
| party. The bridesmaids came down the
| aisle to the church doors to meet the bride
| who was escorted by her father. The
I ushers were Messrs. W. G. Belt of Chicago
Arthur E. Bennett Of Georgia, Fred Quin-
Ler and Arthur Steinberg of Washington
The best man was Mr.. Reeves T. Strickland
Of New York. As the bride approached the
minister. her attendants formed an arch
| with their bouquets. under which she
| walked to meet the groom. The bride was
| elegantly dressed in white silk, the bodice
trimmed with pearls Her bouquet Of gol-
| den rod was made in shower fashion. Miss
Marion Emma Godfrey the maid of honor,
wore white organdie over white silk with
white satin ribbons. The bridesmaids Miss
Mary Elsie Belt. Miss Mary Bramble and
Miss Myrietta Haviland of Baltimore and
Miss Gertrude Holden, were dressed also
In white organdie over silks of different
hues. their flowers being tied with rib
bons in color to match. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Dr. Strickland. A
| large reception followed at the residence
| of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Godfrey before Mr..
and Mrs. Mickle took their departure for
an extended northern trip. The house was
prettily adorned with golden rod and shin
| ing green's. After October Mr. and Mrs.
Mfckle will be at home to their friends
Wednesdays at 1414 9th street.
At Ryland Church last night an appre-
ciative gathering witnessed the marriage of
| Miss Grace Allen Brewer and Mr.. Harry
Bateman White. The ushers were Messrs.
J. III. Brewer. DR.. Elmer Yount, DIR. G. 4.
| Yount and Mr.. H. f. Perlie. The maids of
honor were Miss Mary Brewer. the brides
sister, in white organdie and blue ribbons
over blue silk, and Miss Grace Gladonon,
| in white over pink with pink ribbons. Their
pink roses were tied with pink ribbons. The
bride was daintily dressed in white organdie
trimmed with white satin ribbons and car
| ried bride roses The ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. DIR. Hartsock of Laurel.
| reception to the bridal party was held at
the residence of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs White will reside at No. 400 9th
street southwest.
| Miss Helen Wood entertained a party of
her little friends at luncheon yesterday at
her home, Argyle on the 14th street road.
Among those present were Misses Elsie
Smith, Dollie Nelson. Marthene Barrie,
Dorothy and Marcia Graves, Adeline and
Msebel Criswell Susie Edwards and Mas
! tiers Milburn Criswell, Harold and Morris
| Thorne.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Fisher and son, Ray
n:ond, of Capitol Hill, and Mrs. e. M.
Finch and sisters, Miss Schausten and Miss
A. Hattie Schausten of street, have left
Virginia and ale in the mountain of Mary
land.
Mrs. Lula CWheeler) Wetzel and her little
| daughters. Nathalie and Nellie, of St
Louis, are visiting relatives at 800 9TH
street northeast.
merry party of young people enjoyed
run to the home of Mr.. ]. w. Marshall at
Maryland Heights to watermelon feast,
given IN honor of Miss Viola Hartwell of
Troy. N. Y. Among those who participated
| were the Misses Mollie Leo. Pauline Will
| cox, Lottie Vaux. Idah Robertson, Tena
| and Jennie Holzberg, Viola Hartwell, Luz
son and Dorothy Lee, and Messrs. William
WEIGH. Dennis Sweeney. Paul Evans. Har-
| vey Mussey. Harry Beard, George Potter,
Jamie Alexander, Cecil Hufty, Lyell Stew
art and Lawrence Atwen
The friends of Miss Little L. Mckenzie
| will regret to learn of her serious illness of
| typhoid fever. at the residence of her cou-
sin. Mrs. Helen Prickitt, Metuchen, N. j.,
| TO whose nome she was brought from the
seashore az Point Pleasant n. j. Her par
ents are now with her.
Mrs. Ellen Heath Shorb and sister, Miss
Louise Heath of Laurel, are in town for a
few days, previous to visit in northern
Virginia. Miss Mary Gcelet Shorb, who re-
Gently returned from a trip north, accom-
panied them to Washington, and will re-
turn to her home in Laurel tomorrow.
Miss Mclaughlin has returner from a
pleasant visit to Berkeley, where she has
been the guest Of Mrs. Walter S. Harlan.
Miss Nellie M. Leadingham is visiting her
brother in Chicago.
Miss Eugene Liebschutz. who has been
spending the summer at the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs is now visiting rel.
atives in New York city. She will return
about the middle Of the month.
DIR. and Mrs. Arnold have removed from
Columbia Heights to 924 E street.
Miss Maybelle Ellis and cousin, Miss
Emma McCanley, have gone to Atlantic
City to spend the month of September
Mrs. Belle Gibson and son. Harold.
of G street have returned from their sum-
mer trip to Atlantic City and Canada.
Mrs. NJ. d. Moore and son, Ambrose,
have returned home from Piney Point and
other places on the Chesapeake bay
Mrs. Sebastian Anan. Mrs. John L. Mar
tin and Mr.. Bass Aman will spend the
month of September at Atlantic CITY Mag
ara Falls and other points of interest north.
Miss Mary G. Todhunter of wallach
place has gone to Atlantic City to visit with
friends. who have beautiful cottage on
st. Charles place at that attractive re-
sort.
Miss Maggie Murphy and her uncle Mr.
w uSS, leIt tnlS morning Tor Phlla-
delphia and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Nyman are now
in the Adirondacks. They expect to be at
Saratoga in time for the floral parade on
the It'll instant.
Mr.. VIM. Zell, who has been spending
two weeks among friends in Annapolis
has returned.
Miss Annie Adams of Capitol Hill is the
guest of her cousins. Misses Lottie and Ida
Pickney of Centerville, Va.
A marriage license was issued at Har-
risburg, Pa, yesterday for the union of
Chandler Hale, son of Senator Hale. and
Miss Rachel B. Cameron, daughter of
former United States Senator Donald Cam
eron. They will be married, probably, the
last of this month. Mr.. Hale is secretary
of the American legation at Rome
Miss Fannie Hayes, daughter of former
President Rutherford B. Hayes, was mar
rfed to Ensign Harry Eaton Smith, United
States navy, yesterday at Fremont, Ohio
About six hundred invitations had been
sent out, and there were about one hum
dred and fifty present at the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. Dr. Bosh-
ford OF the Ohio Wesleyan University of