Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Wedding in Which Many Washingtonians
Are Interested.
Miss Katherine COrbin VIII Become
Mrs. ParsOns-PersOnal Notes
Travel Plans.

noon, September I, ut 5 o'clock. at Govern
or Island A reception will follow the
ceremony Many Invitations have been re-
ceived here, where Col Corbin and Miss
Corbin are well known
A oinner was given at the Catholic Uni
versity yesterday by Very Rev. Dr. Garri-
gan, vice rector, in honor Of Archbishop
keane Those present were Archbishop
keane, DIR. Garrigan, Mgr Sbarretti and
Dr. Rocker of the papal delegations. DIR.
stafford and Father MCGEE OF st. Pat
r,cks, Father Lee of St. Matthews,
Fathers Mackin and Hammond Of 81
Paufs, Mgr. Mcmahon of the university.
rather Curran of Brookland and Mr..
verstv.
A newly married couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANK I'M. Al. Merriken Of Staunton. Va, are
at the St James. The ceremony was per-
Iormed yesterday by Rev. Louis Wood
assistant rector of Epiphany Church, after
their arrival from Staunton. The bride
was, was MISS vera Isabel Wilkinson. and her
youth, being only sixteen. was a reason
why the marriage was opposed by her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Argenbright and
AR W. W. Gibbs. jr., three friends, ac-
eompanied them here and were tho wit
nesses to the ceremony Mr.. Merriken.
VINO is deputy. clerk in the revenue office
at stanton will take his bride to their
nome there thss7sfternoon. when it is
welcome from the brides parents.
Mr.. Raleigh Luckett, his two sisters.
Elrgie and Edith, together with Miss Ada
Clark and Cora McCarty, have gone for
months stay at the White Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. Powers and Miss Mamie Powers of
1115 N street have gone to Atlantic CITY
for a months stay.
Miss Nellie Cartwright has gone to Knox
VILE Md, to spend a month
Mrs. Anna Hendricks is at Casanova
Va, for two weeks stay.
Miss Mary E. Luttrell will spend three
weeks at Stone Bridge, Va.
Miss M. L. Torrey, who has been at Mar
ragansett, has gone to North Conway,
N. H.
Mrs. James Moore and daughter have
gone to Round Hill.
Mrs. John S. Hardness is at Shepherds
town, w. Va.
Mrs. Findlay Harris. who has been at
Atlantic City all summer, has now gone to
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. R. E. Doyle and daughters. Misses
Jennie and BERTHE. of Takoma Park. left
today for ten-day trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs w. V. Parkinson will spend a month
at Waverly, Va.
Miss Fannie E. Towner has gone to
spend a fortnight at Ednor, Md.
Mrs. Ella Frauendienar of this city will
leave tomorrow for visit to her relatives
in Philadelphia, where she will remain
several weeks.
Mrs. Clark and son, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Earnest and Miss Rutenstein of this city
were yesterday in Paris.
Miss Matte Hefiin of NJ street northeast
is visiting relatives near Warrenton. Va
Mrs. George Prince of 1927 r street Is
sLmmering with her children in the sub
urbs of Hagerstown.
DR. and Mrs. c. v. Boarman have gone
for trip to New York, New London
and Block Island.
CURED at Lakehome, her late residence,
near Mount Vernon, Ohio on the 5th inst,
will be learned with sincere regret by
n any of the older residents of Washington
who remember her kindly manners and the
genial hospitality which she dispensed as
wife of Columbus Delano, Secretary of
the Interior under President Grant, and
prior to that member of congress from
Ohio. She was buried on her eighty-fifth
birthday, surviving her husband and only
son less than year. The only surviving
child is Mrs. Ames, wife of the Rev. John
V. Ames of this city, who will have the
profound sympathy of her many friends in
her great bereavement.
Miss Lille ]. Cooper and Miss Margaret
Brady, with a party of friends, chaperoned
by Mrs. Downing, are sojourning at Cape
May for several weeks.
Misses Kate and Susie Brown, with Miss
Blanch Pearson, are at Gloucester. Mass,
and will spend some weeks in the White
mountains before returning to the city.
Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Bittenger
and Mr.. Charles Bittenger are at Annis-
guam, Mass.
Miss Anna c. F. Rogers of East Wash
ington, who is spending the sumner with
her parents north, rendered beautiful
solo in ST. Johns Church, Brooklyn. last
Sunday. Miss Rogers possesses a rich con-
tralto voice.
Misses Bertha and Augusta Grossart,
Lena Hartman and Belle Bartels, who have
been spending several weeks at Mt. Holly,
Va, will remain another week.
Mrs. E. ]. Young and Miss E. L. Cooley
have just returned from their trips to Cali
fornia,, Oregon, Washington, British CO.
lumbia and the Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey has returned
to the city from a visit of several weeks i'm
the mountains of northern Pennsylvania,
where she was the guest of Mrs. A. b.
Wood at Hallstead, Pa. Mr.. James Il. Du
try place on Mt. Manotonomoe and among
the other Washingtonians who are spend
ing their summer at this resort are Mrs
Arthur B. Wood, Mrs. Charles Du Bots
and family, Capt. Richard c. Du Bois Mr.
Clarence Latimer and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hardcastle.
Mrs. K. Mullaly and Miss Mutually are at
Harper's Ferry, w. Va. for their summer
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Couper and Mrs. Goodwin
have moved from 2S Iowa circle to Cooke
place, Georgetown. They have with them
their mother, Mrs. Blackmon.
Mr.. John c. Stewart has gone to Join his
family at Atlantic City, where they have
been summering since June Is.
Mr.. Dorsey Clagett and wife, having
spent week at Atlantic City, are now at
Asbury Park for a short stay.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Campbell are at Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa.
THE CASE OF MRS. DOMINIQUE.
American Sympathfxers With Iusur-
gents Imprisoned i'm Cuba.