Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Married Amid Smiling Friends at st.
Paul's.
The Coming International weddinw-
Home COminRs-PcrsOnal
Notes.

large gathering of friends witnessed
the marriage at neon today at ST. Pauls
Church. 18th and V streets, Of Miss Cathe-
r;ne Josephine Dyer. daughter of DIR. John
/. Dyer. and Mr.. Henry R. Bowling. The
high altar was handsomely adorned with
flowers and plants and cleaned with in
Vulnerable tapers. The officiating clergy
man was the brides brother. Rev. Edward
1. Dyer. president Of st. Joseph's Semi
| nary. Yonkers N Y. who was assisted by
Rev. Father Mackin and tn. other priests
OF the church. Miss Louise F. Dyer was
maid Of honor ard Mr. Giles Dyer was best
| man. The ushers were Mr.. Harvey Dyer.
Mr.. Robert w. Dyer, Mr. Norman Bowl
ing and Mr.. Philip Warren. After a we'd
ding trip the couple will return here to re-
side.
The marriage of Miss Aileen O'Donnell
and the Vicente de Sayves of France will
be soiemniZed early next month at ST. Mat
thews Church. Miss O.Donnell Is the guest
of her aunt. Mrs. Acosta, at her home here.
and has been with her all summer at New
port. where she closed her cottage last
week. The vicomte is now visiting eX-
Governor and Mrs. John Lee Carroll at
Doughoregan Manor. Ellicott City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Dulin and family
have returned to their residence. 1870 18th
street, after spending the summer delight
Iu1iy at the place at cam bridge, Mass.
Mrs. Dulin's mother, Mrs. Brown, has also
returned with her and will, as usual, spend
the winter here Mrs. Dublin expects To
have several young lady friends from Mas
sachusetts visit her during the winter sea-
son.
Miss Julia Agnes Harrington and Mr.
Charles Valentine Bechtel will be married
iris afternoon at the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception. Rev. S. F. Ryan
VIII ofiiciate, assisted by Rev. Father
ri pata S,-i11
will follow at the future residence of the
couple. 1919 SD street where they will he
glad to see their friends upon their return
to this city. The wedding trip will be
TO New York and Pennsylvania.
Another interesting wedding ceremony
this afternoon will be at ST Marks Church.
wren MISS Grace Covington Tydings and
Mr. William Aaron Sladen will be the cou-
pie They will make their home at a03 c
street, after a wedding trip and will re-
celve their friends Tuesdays after the Is.
of November.
oiu scotch melodies will be softly played
during the marriage ceremony tonight OF
Miss Gertrude Mary Frost and Dr. Howard
'afiisie russell of the marine hospital SER
vice, at the Church of the Epiphany Rev
DIR. Herrick of WATERFOWL, N y will OFF,
ciate assisted by Rev. DIR. McKim. Mss
Marion Lilley will be maid of honor and
MI. Boyd Taylor best man. The bride will
wear white satin and orange blossoms and
carry white-hound prayer book. from
which the service will he read. The we'd
ding reception will be held al the Riggs
House.
AT Foundry Church tonight at $50 Miss
Mamie Clokey and MIR. Henry Edgar Stauf-
fer of Delaware will be married.
The marriage of Miss Saidee A. Langley,
daughter of Mrs Hannah f. Langley. to
Mr.. Robert Singleton Akers will be cele-
Drated this evening at o'clock at Metro
poltan NJ. f. Church, Rev. DR.. Johnston
officiating. After the ceremony the couple
will leave immedia tely for a trip north.
Mrs. William e Bailey of Thorndaie, Pa.
daughter of Secretary and Mrs. Alger, is
at present their guest.
The marriage was solemnized at the par
sonage of the Epworth NJ. +. Church South,
Monday evening. at o'clock, of Miss A.
Gray Hipsley and Mr.. jos. J. Shipley, both
of Maryland The ceremony was performed
by Rev. j. o. Knott. Immediately after the
couple left on an extended trip.
Miss katharyne S. Nottingham has re-
turned from an extended visit to Atlantic
City and New York.
Miss Mary A. Higgins daughter of Mrs.
Della Higgins and the late Capt. Higgins
of this city, was quietly married Thursday
evening last, the 18th instant, to Mr.. Will
lam Wilson White of Rockville, Md The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ). X.
White. the father. of the groom There
were no cards issued, only immediate reia-
tives being present. Mr.. and Mrs. While
will be at home after November i at 10l6
Sth street.
Miss Mae Sickle of Chicago has returned
from her visit to Baltimore and is with her
aunt Mrs. Max Weyl, 1910 r street, for a
short stay before leaving for her home.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at st.
Mary's Church yesterday. The contract
ing parties were Miss Anna NJ. Kaiser and
Mr. .Thos. Holiday. Rev. DR.. Glaab, pas
tor of the church. ofticiated. The bride
x,-hif silt yr,rrn md risA1 hy-il q
roses. She was attended by her cousin,
Miss Mamie Miller, similarly attired. who
carried La France roses. Another cousin,
Mr.. Join G. Miller escorted the bride in
church Mr.. W. Bergling. Mr. J. Grapp
Mr.. F. G. Chapman and Mr.. c. Goodchild
Y ere ushers. After the ceremony a we'd
dirg reception was rendered the couple
at their future residence, 912 1st street.
Miss Lulie Lynch has gone to Baltimore
to spend Ii fortnight.
There was a pretty wedding on Capitol
Hill last evening in which many friends
were interested-the marriage Of Miss
Joanna r. Nichols, daughter of Colonel
J. W. Nichols, and sister of Mrs. w. A.
CrofYut to Professor S. Ralph Kyle, BROTH
er of Senator Kyle. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. T. S. Childs, arch
deacon of this diocese, at the residence of
the brides aunt, Mrs. Hitchcock, No. 40
street northeast. The bride was preceded
by two little misses, Dorothy Dodge and
Bette Nichols. and DR.. Lewis J. Battle
ofhciated as best man. The wedding was
quite private, the guests being chiefly rela-
tives. The bride has won something of a
literary reputation, having articles in
Godey's. the Popular Monthly and the Ma
tionaI Magazine lately. and Professor Kyle
is one of John Russell Young's assistants
in the new library.
Mrs. Hearst is now in San Francisco, and
will remain there for indefinite period.
She has been making a long stay at her
ranch, Hacienda del Pozo de Verona"
near Pleasanton, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Spelman Plat
have issued Invitations for the wedding
reception of their daughter Gertrude Spell
man. and Mr. Frank Ely Winchell of New
Haven. Monday evening. November /. from
to 3 O'Clock. at 1421 Binney street, Column
bia Heights. Mr.. Winchell is the son of
Mr.. ]. Rice Winchell of New Haven Conn.,
and is a prominent young business man
of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abbey of Brooklyn
are spending portion OF their honeymoon
at the Ebbitt House. Mr.. Abbey is con-
nected with the Standard Oil Company.
Marriage Licenses.