Evening star., 1897-01-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued From Seventh Page.)
est, will not be at home tomorrow, but
II be on Fridays. January - and %.

west. will not be at home tomorrow, but
will be on Fridays. January % and %.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Bishop Soule
Of the navy and Miss Jessie Eunice Deane.
niece of Mr.. Warren s. Young of this city,
took place at ST. PauFS Church at noon to-
day. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Alfred Harding in the presence of
only the relatives and intimate friends of
the contracting parties Mr.. Harry Stiles
Adams of Cleveland, Ohio, was best man,
and Miss Gertrude Davis of Washington
maid of honor. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Soule left for New York city for
a stay of several days, after which they
will reside at Fort Wadsworth N. Y,
where Mr.. Soule Is now stationed.
A pretty wedding took place at o'clock
Tuesday at the residence of Dr. c. G.
Meador, 9O5 18th street northwest, when
Mr.. T. c. Segar and Miss Annie Beach
were married. The bride was attired il a
handsome brown cloth suit, with hat TO
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Segar left for Bal
timore to spend their honeymoon. On
their return they will reside at 419 1th
Bailey Mrs. Rudolph Hasler. Mrs. Greble.
Mrs. Reynolds, Misses NJ Lewis. l.. Walk
eT. Annie Hill. Lizzie Darlington, Miss
Jones. Messrs r. Bfakey, c. Percifull.
DeaHe c. Bailey.
Mrs. W. E. Amin will be at home on
Fridays. January 22 and %, at 1419 r ST.
At the charity ball for the ChiIdren's s
Hospital, January 20, Mr. George Howard
will be chairman of the floor committee,
and his assistants will be DIR. Charles
Bispham, j. Henry Small, Edward A. Bow
ers, Francis Hastings. Charles c. Glover,
Poor. F. P. B. Sands. Lieut. Sidney A.
staunton. DR.. T. Richie Stone. Arthur w
Addison, John M. Biddle. Jesse Brown,
Frank Michler. Charles L. McCauley.
Lieut.. Thos. s. Rodgers. Clary Ray, r.
Ross Perry, jr.; W. L. Mcpherson, Wood
bury Blair. w. Fl. Moses. Alexander Brit
ton. Geo HELEN. w. 8. Thompson. Samuel
Maddox, Ralph Jenkins. Thos. M. Chatard,
Edward McCauley. George NJ. Dunn, John
H. Masruder, Frank Andrews, jr.; Jack
Story. jr.; Harris Lindsey, Horace West
cott, Richard Weightman, Dr. Alexander
Magruder. U. s. N: Charles A. McKenney,
John F. Wilkins, P. B. Snyder. jr.; Arthur
CasseIs, John c. Gilmore, jr.; Morton Otis,
Walter Gait, Geo. w. Evans. Maj. Goodloe.
Joseph McGuckian. who has been an en-
ploye of the United States Senate during
the past thirty years. will. this evening,
celebrate the fftieth anniversary of his
marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. McGuckian have
lived at go East Capitol street for over a
quarter OF century, and there they will
this evening.
Before becoming an employe of the Sem
ate, Mr.. McGuckfan was at the War De-
partment, and has vivid recollection of
the army, escorted President Lincoln from
the War Department building to the White
House In the early hours of the morning
after he had spent the night In looking af-
ter matters connected with the army. Mr..
McGuckian Is the proud possessor of a pro-.
gram of the play at the old Ford's Theater
on the night Of the assassination this
blood-covered program being claimed as
the one used by Mr.. Lincoln.
The ladies of Mt. Vernon Seminary will
be at home on the remaining Friday after
moons In January after o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deringer of Phila-
delphia will be here for the Hare-Lippin-
colt wedding this month.
Mrs. c. A. Goldsmith will lie at home
Thursdays J03 L street
Mrs. E. s. Cromwell gave a delightful
tea yesterday afternoon at her home on X
street. Mrs. Cromwell was assisted In re-
ceiving by Mrs. Geo. Simpson Mrs, Robert
Lev fs presided in the dining room and was
assisted by Miss A. Bowdle, Miss Leila
Lewis and Miss Dolly Young.
Mrs. Quay will receive Thursdays in jan
uary and February:
Mrs. Chas. w. Dabney, wife of the as
sistant secretary Of agriculture, win not
receive tomorrow. but viii be at home at
the Concord on the following Fridays DUR
Ing the season.
Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan, 2315 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs Tyler has cards out for tea Sat-