Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Marriage Of Young Lady Well Known
Here.
Miss Knox Becomes Mrs. Clarke, jr.-
German for Mr.. william
Payne-PcrsOnals.

| rency. vas married to Thomas Curtis
Clarke, jr., in the Protestant Episcopal
| Church CT ST. Peter of Galilee The Rev. DIR.
Greer, rector of st. Bartholomew Church.
New York. officiated. The bride was gown
| ed in white moire with orange blossom
trimmings. and, leaning on the arm of her
| eldest brother, John Jay Knox. was pre-
| ceded to the chancel by the maid OF honor.
Miss Adelaide Knox. The best man was
Frederick Towne of New York. The bride
ana her mother well known in this
| city, where they have Frequently visited
stree their residence here
| Commander w. H. Emory. brother of Dr.
| Thomas Emory. will soon join his family
| who are guests of DR.. and Mrs Emory at
| thelr beautiful summer home at Cazeaovia
lake Commander Emory was a guest at
TIE grand ball given recently by the Mar
chioness Of Lansdowne.
The largest social function of the month
| at Rochester. n. Y, was a very handsome
| german given by Mr.. and Mrs Henry C.
Brewster. 1t was for their daughter. Miss
Hachel Brewster. complimentary to her
guest. Mr. William Payne, son of Mr..
| Serene E. Payne of Washington About 100
or the younger set took part in the cotil-
| Hon, led by Mr. Joe Hone and Miss Henri
eta Allen. Japanese boxes in black and
| god, Tam OShanter caps, X-rays, decor
! ated china plates, tissue boas in various
coiors. Alsatian bonnets with red, white.
| yellow, blue and pink bows and streamers
|
Yale, Harvard and Columbia universities
| pocket fans and palm leaves tied with
| Dacnelor buttons, were among the german
| favorS. ~
The Marquis and Marquise de Monsters
| Merinvtlle. formerly Miss Mary Caldwell
are at the home of the bride on Kav
| street, Newport, a beautiful villa, and the
couple appear to be enjoying themselves
immensely and doing considerable enter
| tanning. They have as guests the MARQUIS
sister and Bishop Spaulding. For four
years the villa has been closed, but has
received the greatest care.
| Mr.. John W. Cotter and wife, Mrs r.
M. Evans and son and the Misses O'NeiI,
| Cneseidfne. Agnes Burns and her sister,
MISS Burns. are at Plainview near Oak
| ley 81. Marys county. Maryland.
Mrs. l.. w. Ketchum and her daughter
Miss Maude. have just returned from
Mana! Manassas Sis,., va. where they spent three
weeks visiting friends and relatives. They
expect to go to Atlantic City for a few
| weeks in August.
| Miss Jennie Wigginton is spending a few
weeks at Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Archer and wife
of S15 9th street southwest have gone to
! Atlantic City. to remain until September l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. West and Master
Charles Myron West are guests at the
Clarendon. Atlantic City.
Mrs. John F. Ellis and daughter are
spending short time at Fairfax Court
| House, Va.
The many friends of Mr. Thos H. Speake
and Miss Flora NJ. Hudson will be sur
prised to learn that they were quietly mar
| ried in Alexandria, Va, on the 18th instant,
| IN the parsonage Of Trinity NJ. E. Church.
| by the Rev. T. j. McDougle. Only the i'm
| mediate friends of the contracting parties
| were present.
| Mrs. c. E. Young has gone to New Lon
Con. Conn.,, and expects to be absent
| month or six weeks.
| Miss Jeanette Marshall of Norfolk is WIS.,
iting her aunt, on G street.
| Mrs. William Window is now at Mag
nolia, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. T. s. Hamlin are at Vine
| yard Haven.
| Mrs. E. H. McGill. who is now in Lowell
will go to Old Orchard Beach, Me-, the LIST
| Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Worthington and fam
lily are at Marion, Mass, for the rest of the
summer.
Miss E. Whitney is spending month at
| Castine, Me.
| Mrs. L. S. Williams has gone to Green
witch, n j., for the summer.
Mrs. Jane Riley is spending this month at
Colonial Beach.
Mrs. VIM Tayloe Snyder Is now at Fair
| fax Court House. Va.
| Mrs. Harriet Roodhouse is now at On
| tario Canada.
Mrs. r. A. Dawson is spending this month
at Blacksburg. Va.
| Mrs. G. NJ. Emmerich Is now at The
| Plains. Va.
Miss Mamie Rodier will remain the rest
| Of the summer at Edge Hill, Va.
| Mrs. Joseph Paul will spend a month at
Meriden, Conn.
Mrs. C. e. Bright is spending month at
| Hillsbcro, Va.
Miss Elizabeth MacCuaig and Miss Flor
| ence MacCuaig the daughters Of the chief
| clerk Of the Agricultural Department, after
several years residence in Washington.
have returned, accompanied by their sis
| tiers, Miss Margaret and Miss Mary Mac
| Cuaig. to their former home. In Nebraska
| City. Neb., in which place they will reside
| in the future.
Mrs. Geo. H. Kennedy and two sons, and
her mother. Mrs. Williams, are again spend
ing the summer at Aurora, w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. r. Kennedy left today
! for Aurora, W. Va. where they expect to
remain for a month or six weeks:
Mr.. H. C. Reisinger and Miss Reisinger
have left the city for Thompson's Point.
| VT. where they Will be the guests of Mrs.
| Justice Brewer.
quiet but pretty wedding took place
| Wednesday evening at the home Of the
| brides brother, NJ. L. Gottwals. 1151 9Th
street northeast The contracting parties
| were Miss Carrie E. Gottwals and Mr.. Jas.
w. Powell, both of this city. the Rev. ].
L. Walsh officiating. The ceremony was
| witnessed by relatives only. The bride was
handsomely attired in white orsandie, with
white satin ribbons, and carr ed bouquet of
brides roses. Miss Edna Gottwals, niece of
the bride. was maid of honor. The groom
/ was attended by Mr.. P. NJ Gottwals, BROTH
| er of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. de Olivara Lima of the
Brazilian legation are at Block Island.
Mr.. Thos. H. Speake and Miss Flora M.
Hudson were married in the parsonage of
| Trinity M. E. Church Of Alexandria, Va,
| on the 10Th instant. The ceremony was /
performed by the pastor. Rev. l.. 1. Nc
Dougle Only the immediate friends Of the
contracting parties were invited. The new
| ly married couple will be at home to their
| friends after August 1 at their residence,
Ala Virginia avenue southeast.
Mrs. Daisy Palmer (nee Charlton). from
Chicago, is stopping with her mother. Mrs.
Bess Hodges 900 p ST. eet northwest.
ENGLAND'S PATROL REINFORCED,