Evening star., 1897-06-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Married With Friends Looking on at St.
Johns.
Pretty Wedding. Where Miss Meding
Becomes Mrs. GOtt-Summer
P1aDs-PersOnals.

At st. Johns Church at noon today Rev.
Mr.. Woods united in marriage Miss Harriet
Barnes Needing and Mr.. Eugene Cissell
Gott. A large number of friends witnessed
the ceremony. The ushers were: Messrs.
George T. Cox. John b. Johnston. w. HI.
Dempsey and Charles w. Meding Mr. H.
Freeman Clark was best man and Miss E.
Belle Gott was maid of honor The bride
was very daintily dressed in flowered green
and white organdie over green silk, the
bodice prettily trimmed with lace which
was caught up by cluster of orange bios
SONS. worn by the brides mother at her
wedding. A large black hat trimmed with
black plumes was also worn and a shower
bouquet of pink sweet peas carried. The
maid Of honor wore white organdie over
yellow silk, a yellow hat and carried A
shower bouquet of white sweet peas No
reception followed the ceremony the
bride and groom leaving, after the former
had changed her wedding finery for a da rk
blue travelling suit for an out-of-town trip.
Mrs. l.. F. Won Wimpffen and Miss Meta
Won Wimpffen sailed today from Baltimore
for Germany. Miss Won Wimpffen, who is
well known in local musical circles in
tends to continue her studies in Berlin.
AT the Eastern Presbyterian Church to-
night Miss Sue T. Lane. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Lane, and Mr. X Behrend
will be married at O'Clock The ushers
Will be MeSsrs. G. Judd, Fred. Randolph
j. W. Bennett and T. E. Loseno. The best
man will be Mr. l.. T. Freeman, the maid
of honor Miss Ella Vickery and Miss Mar
guerite Bonck, flower girl
Mrs. l.. E. McComas and daughter. Miss
Mary McComas, of Washington. have ar
rived at Springfeld,' near Wlliamsport
Md, to spend the summer.
Mrs. William T. Flather, with her two
children, Bryan and Eva. and her cousin,
Miss Minnie De Vaughn Of Capitol Hill, are
visiting their relatives and friends at Silver
Hill. Md, where they expect to remain dur
ing the heated term.
Miss kersey of SO4 10th street has gone
to her former home. Richmond, Ind.
Mrs. Samuel J. Randall of Philadelphia is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles c. Lam
caster, at her beautiful suburban residence,
OAK Terrace, on the Pierce Mill road near
Connecticut avenue extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Turner and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Lewis of Capitol Hill have
moved to 1872 Corcoran street
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H. Syme have re-
turned to Washington from visit to Sena-
Tor ana Mrs. Faulkner at their home,
BoydSville, near Martinsburg, w. Va
Mrs. Flora 3. Cabel of Capitol Hill
leaves Thursday for the east, and will visit
Saratoga Springs, Cassadague N. Y; On
set Bay, Mass, and Lake Pleasant re-
turning to Washington on or before Sep
tember ID.
Mrs. J. w. Babson and her daughter,
Rosie Myrtle, Will leave for their summer
residence. The Home" at Brookyille, Ne.
tomorrow. to remain till October.
Mrs. Albert F'urniss, who recently
called to Roanoke, Va. by the illness and
death of her father, Mr.. John j. Watson,
has returned and is located at 1l33 l4th
street.
Mrs. A. p. Lacey is spending few weeks
at Clifton Springs. N Y During the pres
ent week she has with her there her sis
ter, Mrs. Sites of Newton, Mass, and Miss
Ruth Marie Sites, who is a delegate to the
Clifton Springs missionary convention, now
holding its annual session.