Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Ma. Lamont Warmly Welcomed by Many
Friends.
Happy Brides and GroOms Of Past
and Future Eveats-
Personals.

Mrs. Daniel s. Lamont is at the Arlington
for few days. ard The news Of her pres
ence in town havirg quickly spread, every
moment of her leisure time has been
claimed by the pleasant attentions of old
| friends The ex-Secretary and Mrs La
| mont have taken a very handsome house
! on West SD street, New York city. and are
now comfortably established there, with
| their interesting group of young daughters
They spent the summer at Sorrento, Me-,
and remained later than any OF the other
cottaSers because of the improvements and
changes they were making in their place
there.
pleasant wedding took place wednes-
day afternoon at the home of the brice's
parents. on r street, before a company OF
relatives and few intimate friends of the
couple. The parties were Mr.. Bayard X.
Gibson and Miss Bessie /. Latham. Rev.
Dr. H. X. Naylor was the officiating clergy
man. The parlors were decorated with
plants and IVY. Sweet music was dis
coursed from piano and violin, and in the
dining room. from beautifully decorated
was enjoyed. The Misses Nina Frey An
ME Baldwin and Emily Peck presided at
the coffee, chocolate and salad The bride
was attired In a handsome travelling gown
OF new blue and a becoming hat She car
ried bouquet Of red roses. After conerat-
Ciations the couple started for a weeks
tour.
Mrs. A. w. Hazen of Baltimore is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Jas K. Depue of
Iakonia Park, and together they are en-
Joylns w aShingtOn and its surroundings on
their wheels.
MISS Mathilde Behrend, who is at 412 II
street, will be at home to friends Saturday.
October 8: from 3 to G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elwood Foster have
returned to Washington.
A genuine surprise party was given to
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bookwalter at their
new residence. East Capitol street last
evening. Dancing and other amusements
were enjoyed until a late hour Among
those present were Misses Reichman. c,
ANDERSON, H. Gray, Merrill Eisinper I
anderson Mr.. and Mrs Ruckman. Mr. and
MRS. Gales. Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Anderson
Messrs. Winchester, Cox, Gales. DIR. Nc,
Mel, Anderson and Runyon
Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Croissant. Mr.. ID
Croissant and Mrs. NJ. E. s. Davis returned
Yesterday from their extended western trip.
Earing their absence they visited the
mountain resorts OF Colorado Alaska
Yosemite, Old Mexico ard the Grand can,
yon or the Colorado. Mr.. d. Croissant
leaves tomorrow to enter the Junior class
at Princeton.
MI. w. w. Curry and the Misses Curry
nave returned to their residence, 1910 9th
street, after spending the summer at their
nome OAK Crest, near Laurel.
Miss Thaw, niece of Mrs Ross Perry is
low making the latter visit. Her mar
rage 10 Representative Beach of Ohio will
soon take place. The couple will housekeen
mere after their wedding tour.
Inc coming marriage of Miss Nina Cabell
ana MI Linton Hopkins of Atlanta. which
VIII take place on the 18th at Norwood
va, the summer home of Mr.. and Mr.
Capell, Is an event of great interest here
where the FAMILY of the bride is so pleas
antly known. f
MISS Hammer is at 1741 Q street. the
I W1ii nome or ex-Postmaster General
Mrs. Laura Bayne Mitchell and family
and Rev. and Mrs George Ffske Dudley
nave moved from 1410 Bacon street to I3l5
Columbia avenue ~ i'h'
The silver wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Elwood was delightfully."-
ceieDrated by reunion of their friends
wednesday night. Their residence "a
street northeast, was beautifully decorated
With ferns, palms and chrysanthemums.
supper was served at 10 o'clock Many
HsHusome presents We're received. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George Har-
vey Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Garfield of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Roberts. Mrs. II.
hoberst, Mr.. and Mrs. Woolf DIR. Rouston.
Mr. AID Mrs Sucro of Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pfllsbury. Mrs. Mary Waters. Mr.. E.
J. Schafer, Mr. and Mrs. j. Keleher Mr.
ana Mrs. w. Engel, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
EsPey, Mr. H. Dauterich, Mr. and Mrs
smith. Mr. ]. l.. Henley of New York. Mr..
Stein of Baltimore, Miss E. B. Platz. Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Schafhirt. Miss Mary Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Crocker, Mr.. S. j. Cromwell
Mr. NJ. Fisher Mr.. Bacon. Mr. j. J.. Ma
nire, Mr.. Liebermann. Mr. c. M. Wall
ihgsford. Mr.. A. Blanchard. Mr.. H. c. Tul-
Ter, Mr.. R. H. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs. Castleburg, Mr.. Lyon, Mr..
Charles Beatty, Mr.. T. w. Callaghan. Mr..
A. Brafman, Miss Rosie Harvey. Mr.. s.
E.dmonston. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Madigan, Mr..
G. L. Harvey, Mr.. H. T. Harvey, Mr.. b.
r. Kelly. Mr.. E. NJ. Colford, Mr. H. E.
Moran. Mr.. H. Duerst. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
Harvey, Mr.. L. Illmer, Mr.. and Mrs Jor-
dan, Mr.. H. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs H. Dob
bins. Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Brill, Mr. HI. A.
Kane, Mr.. A. Noack, Mr. Milton O'ConneD.
Miss Emma Thompson, the Misses Cora.
AGdie and Maud Elwood, Harvey ana Ed
die Elwood and Miss Florence Elwood.
Rev. H. w. Johnson and wife (nee Sea-
ver) have returned to the city, and are
stopping for few days at sos ii street
Early next week Mr.. and Mrs johnson
will leave for their future home In New
Ulm. MIMI. where Mr.. johnson is pastor
of the Congregational Church.
CARELESS CANCELING.