Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-03

| Of the Holy Cross Academy gave a surprise
reception last Tuesday in honor of their
eiassmate. Miss Maud Davis. at her home
80 r street ihcse present were: Misses
Emma and Jennie Davis. Nellie Keane
Mary McComb. Marie Plant, Katie Toomey.
Grace and Alice Bingham, Mary Thatcher
Marie Greene. May Morgan, Lillian Simp-
son, Katie Speekt. and Messrs. James w
Davis. Thomas B. Davis Morris, Dow
Herbert Littles Null, Began, Lansdale
Rowland. Vaughan. Bentley. Harley, RYDER.
shre erss;, e. G, and and, e Dorsey, sheehan. G
Hariowe of Alexandria.
Mrs. Nellie Hoyt of Brooklyn returned
home Friday last after an extended visit to
her cousin. Mrs. A.. H. Fletcher of Rock
Vile. During her stay Lieut. and Mrs.
Fletcher celebrated lthe twenty-ffth ami
versary of their marriage. or "silver we'd
ding Owing to recent Affections only the
relatives and a few intimate friends were
asked to the reception, Notwithstanding
winch numerous handsome presents were
received by the couple. Among the rela-
tives present were Mrs. H. N. Wadsworth
and Miss Wadsworth Of this city
The Misses Fletcher. daughters of Lieut.
and Mrs. Fletcher. will pass a few days at
the residence of Mrs. T. J. Brady, near
Colonial Beach. Va.
Miss Abbie Sisson, accompanied by her
last night through Indiana and Ohio.
l
| terest to the many friends of the contract
| ing parties and the bridal coterie in Wash
| ington and Virginia, was celebrated Tues
day morning; June %, in the Presbyterian
| Miss Mary Lee Fitz Hugh, daughter of
William De Hart Fitz Hugh of "Ingle-
| wood. and the groom Prof James Car
| son Martin OF Norfolk. The dress worn by
| the BRIDE handsome white MORE antique
| was her maternal granddames wedding
gown. and was also worn by her mother
mrs Mary Grayson Fitz Hugh. at her we'd
ding. The lace veil was held in place ty
| the family diamonds. The maid of honor
was Miss Lena Grayson Fitz Hugh, sister
of the bride. and the bridesmaids were the
Misses sallie Daniel Rixey of St. Louis.
Mo-: Mary Fitz Hugh Bowen of Reming-
| ton, Va; Matte Marshall Boswell of
Orange, Va. and Monimie Mason CT West
Point. N. Y. The bridesmaids were at1ired
| entirely IN white. with white picture hats.
and carried white carnations tied with long
white ribbon. The bridal bouquet was bride
roses. and orange blossoms sent by friends
Of the bridegroom from Florida adorned
was Mr.. Andrew 8. Martin of Richmond
brother of Prof. Martin, and the grooms-
| men were Messrs. Harry Tayloe Tyler of
Haymarket. Va; Pembroke Thorn Fitz
Hugh, brother of the bride: Henry p. Wal
ton of Culpeper and DR.. Kemper NIcClan-
| nahan of Brandy Station. Va. The bride
was given away by her brother, Mr.. X. T.
FitZ Hugh, and Rev. Mr. McClung per-
keson presided at the organ. The process
sion entered by both aises of the church
and made handsome group around the
| fioral-decked altar. After the ceremony
and congratulations Mr.. and Mrs Mason
took the noon train for honeymoon trip
north, which will be extended t. Amesbury
Mass. and after their return they will be
at home to their friends in Norfolk A
reception was given to the bridal party at
'Ingewood' the evening before the we'd
| ding. and the church was filled with rep
resentatives of many old Virginia families
with which the bride and groom are con-
nected.
Mrs. Frank Beaver of Waynesboro. Pa.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles Fischer,
at No. 623 7th street.
Miss Katie Huseman and her friends,
Miss C. Philips and Miss L. Gibson, have
gone to Longworth Point on the Potomac
Mrs. H. D. BRrr and her daughter Miss
Rene Barr. left last week for Rangeley
| Lake. Maine where they will spend the
heated term They stopped on their way
| to visit Mrs. Bars brother. Capt. George
Woodbury.. at his beautiful country seat
Walnut Hill, Amesbury Mass.
Miss jamie Brown. accompanied by the
Misses Bilyeu sof Philadelphia, left this
| week for Ocean City, N. j.. where they will
spend the summer
Mrs. Cutcheon leaves this evening for
Fort Wayne, Ird.. to join her husband. Mr..
| +. NJ. Cutcheoo. They will go to Grand
Rapids Mich, to visit his parents, return
ing at the end Of the season.
Mr.. Albert c. Murdaugh and Miss Eliz-
abeth Beverley Corss will be quietly mar,
ried at home on July T.. Both are of Alex
andria. No cards.
Mrs. Mary Townsend Hawk. No. 1905 X
street. left Friday for Freeport, Pa, TO
spend the summer
Mrs. Shelton T. Cameron and her three
little daughters are at Nantucket, where
they have a cottage for the summer. Mr..
Cameron hopes to join them in August.
Mrs. Geo. w. Cissel leaves in a few days
fer Martha's Vineyard and Poland Springs.
Me- Mrs. Cissel will not return before late
in the fall.
Mrs. John H. Roche has left for tour OF
the northern lakes. and will not return be-
fore fall, when she will resume her place
as soloist in Christ Church. Georgetown.
Mr.. T. Conrad Dodge left last night for
Atlantic City, where he will remain until
after the Fourth
Mrs. William Window and her daughter
have taken a cottage for the season at
Magnolia, Mass.
Mrs. Sallie Mcintosh, who is now at AL
mond, N. Y, will join the Epworth
Leaguers of the Metropolitan M f. Church
at Niagara and attend the convention at
Toronto, returning to spend portion Of the
heat I'd term with friends at BuZzaroS Bay,
Mass.
Dr. Busey and family are at Pomfret,
Conn.
Mrs. F. M. Bennett has gone to Poin-
dexter. Va
Mrs. c. B. Evans will spend the summer
and early fall months at Far Hills, N. J.
DIR. Yarrow's family will summer at
Buena Vista Springs.
Mrs. /. G. Myers has gone to Charlottes-
vile, Va, for the summer.
Mrs E. T. Heaton will spend July and
August at Hamilton, Va
Mrs. Thomas G. Addison has gone to
Marion, Mass.
Mrs Louisa McCreary is at Green
Springs Furnace. Va. for this month.
Miss A. H. Fuller is at Rock Enon
Springs. Va.
Miss L. G. Saxton will spend this month
at Sugar Hill, N. H.
Mrs. A. J. Guest Is now at East Glouces-
ter. Mass.
Mrs. Mary Van Auken Mills has gone
to Sandy Spring for the summer.
Mrs. J. Henry Small and family are at
Aide, Loudoun county. Va, for the sum-
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