Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Harlan-Hoble Wedding at st. Johns
Today.
The Bfiscoe-Lee Event Was in Old
Fashioned Country Style
Personal Notes.

| ed with plants and flowers The ushers
were MIR. Trask of New York and Messrs
McCIaren, McCluer. Sprague, Delavon
| Smith and John Harlan of Chicago Ad-
| mission to the church was by card. The
groom's parents, Associate Justice and Mrs
| Harlan, and members Of their family were
| present. The President and Mrs. Mckinley
and the members of the cabinet who were
| in the city arrived at the church shortly
before II. Mrs. Belden Noble. the brides
mother: her daughter-in-law, Mrs. William
| B. Noble, and other relatives were seated
| in the front pews, opposite those occupied
by the Harlan family. The brides attend
ants were her niece. Yale Noble. and the
| groom's niece. Elizabeth Harlan, both OF
whom were dressed in white; and six
bridesmaids, Miss Mary Edgar of New
York, Miss Constance Satterlee daughter
| of Bishop Satterlee; Mss Rowell of st.
| Louis. Miss Ernst, daughter of Col Ernst
| commandment at West Point; Miss James
| daughter of Judge James, ana Miss Harlan
| sister OF the groom. They were dressed
| alike in pink dresses and mats TO match.
| The bride wore the conventional white sat
| IN trimmed with family lace, with vel and
| orange Elossc ms. AR. Robert Shankiin of
| chicago was best man. reception and
| wedding breakfast followed at Inc residence
| OF Mrs. iSeideh ->ooie, Massachusetts ave-
| nue. ana 18th street. The hall was decked
| with green, the walls and staircase sprayed
| WI: southern smLax. In the drawing
| room, wnere the couple stocd 10 receive
| CONGRATULATIONS, the Moral effects were quite
| cab rate. Mr.. and Mrs. tarian left this
| aI,efi.oon fer a w.dulng trip and will go
| e.ehtua..y To Chicago. their future resi-
ueEce.
Al Myrtle Point near Satteriy, Md, yes
! teiday. Miss Sophia Howard Lee, daughter
| CT James tenher Lee eX-charge dana;res
| at the court vienna. and sreat-erand-
| daughter q. JCnn Eager Howard. was mar
| r.eu sir. James Br.scLe, a member OF
| oiu faE.ly or tnat lame VINO settled in ST.
| Mary = COUNTY co.oLiIi days. The bride
! wor. wn..e cCrueu SIX, deliberately TRIM
| med with i.ch oId fanny Iaoe, and a lace
| ven. the former property of her aunt and
| godmci her, Mrs. sophia howard Weld. The
| D.-st rn;.n MAS Mr.. Albert Weld, nephew
| Of Mis-. Lee. Alter the ceremony break
| fast was served. and some hours later the
| bride and groom. AMIDST a shower of rice
| and SCod wisEeS, star ed OF on their we'd
| ding journey, TO Crlye Some distance
| through TIE country 10 take the train going
| north The br de is Wen known in this
| city. The coulle viii live at Iowson. Nd,
| on their ie,uri. from their wedding trip.
! Thursday evening last Mlss Fannie Ma
rean. at her home in Drookand, very de-
| itgntfuiiy enteI .a.I.el The campers"
| company of young people who camped
| out together idst s.,.aner. and who have
SINCE that SDent an ere.iing together each
month. at TO- nome of one of their num-
| Der. with cards sni music, a charming
| evening passed. Tne guests were in
| ritel To the dining room, where a dainty
supper was served. The tables were deco
rated win cnoIte noMers, ami with the adj
| juncts OF cn.r a, silver and linen there was
| nothing 10 'eni:d ;he campers of the in
convensenceS CT t!.eIr experiences of the
past summer. Those present were Misses
| Bessie Dawes, Alice Wood, Anna kemble
| Edith Ma1dern, Bessie Lynch, Lucy Lynch
| Edith Marean Jessie Presneil. Ruth Ma
rean and Messrs. Russell Abbott, w. Kent,
| "A. Kent. W. Crowell, w. Kemble, Guy Ma
| rean. w. Wood, ]. Massie and E. Etz.
The marriage of Miss Anna May Martin
| to Mr.. John Hope Muirhead Will take place
Wednesday evening, November "a, at the
BENZ. F. Martin, Brightwood Park d. C.
| The ceremony, which will be performed by
Rev DIR, Stricken of Hamine NJ f.
Church. will be witnessed only by the reIa
| tives of the families.
| Mrs. Carroll Spence will spend Thanks
| giving week with Mrs. Louise III. Patter-
| son at 1914 Sunderland place, and will be
| pleased to see her friends
Senator Mason of Illinois has taken the
former residence of Mr.. James 1. Dubois on
Chaplin street.
Mrs. Jas. r. Schick who has been visit
| ing Mrs. Klemroth on 14th street has re-
| turned TO her home in Roanoke, Va
Wimodaughsis will give its usual lat
nome tonight in the club parlors, 1425
| New York avenue.
| Mrs. II. B. Turner, jr., Of New York is
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. A. Hester. at
| the Portner.
Representative and Mrs. Meyer have re-
| turned to their residence. 100 Q street.
Miss Mary Veazie, who has been visiting
Mrs. Calvin r. Mutt at Prospect Hall"
| frederlck, Nd, has returned to the city,
Mr. Thomas A. Robinson of South Sco-
vile. N. j.. is visiting his sister, Mrs. l. M.
| King. 11O9 18th street.
Mrs. Geo. c. Videtto is at lO16 Massachu-
sets avenue for the winter
large gathering of friends assembled at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cady. oooo
NJ street. Saturday evening" in honor of the
wedding anniversary of their daughter
Mrs. ID. H. Mudd, vino has been spending a
few days with her parents. Vocal and in
strumental music was rendered and at IL
o'clock refreshments were served Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. D. III.
Mudd. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Cady Mr. and Mrs.
| J. Cady, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmons. Mr.. and Mrs. Dahlgren,
Misses NJ. Cady, A. Cady, B. Rynax c. Bal
! linger, Messrs ]. Cady, S. Mulligan. c.
| Russell and G. Fisher.
| Mrs. Findlay Harris and her daughter
| Lillian left Sunday evening for Abingdon,
Va, formerly the home Of Mr.. Harris
where they will spend the winter and
spring for the benefit of Mrs. Harris'
health, which has not been SO good the
past few months. Mr.. and Mrs. X. D.
Shepherd of Shepherdstown. W. Va have
taken the 10th street home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harris.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Randolph
Faust to Mr.. Henry Willard Clapp will take
place tomorrow at st. Paurs Episcopal
Church, 23d street and Washington circle
at II o'clock Miss Mary Gordon Wallace
of Fredericksburg will be maid of honor
ard Mr.. Francis Farquhar of New York
will act as best man. The ushers will BE-
Mr.. Alfred Tyler, Mr.. Marven Thompson,
Mr.. H. W. Reed, Mr.. Andrew G. Brady.
Mr.. william ]. Peters and Mr.. Frank K.
Green.
Agreed to Leave Town.
This man Is Q race track tout, your
honor" stated Detective Weldon to Judge