Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
An Early Wedding at st. Patricks
Church.
Miss Fletcher and MI. Lannon the
Happy Principals-The Gary
sehOld-Pers0nals.

Miss Catherine c. Fletcher. daughter OF
Mrs. Susan Fletcher, and Mr.. Thomas L.
Lanncn were married this morning at ST.
Patrick's Church by Rev. Father MCGEE
assisted by Father Gloyd and Father Cut
Ter of Alexandra. The bride was becom-
ingiy attired in a navy blue costume. She
was attended by Miss Lena Harlow. and
Mr. Gilmore was best man. After the we'd
ding breakfast, which was served at the
home of the bride, the couple left for a
northern tour. Among the guests were
Mrs. Susan Fletcher. mother of the bride:
Messrs. Charles and James Fletcher. Mrs.
C. S. Albert. Miss Laughlin. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Hilton. Mrs. DAILY and daughter, DR..
and Mrs. Birch, Mr.. N. F. Murray, Misses
Cassidy. Mr.. and Mrs Lannon. Miss Lam
non. Mr.. John Harlow and family. Nj.
and Mrs. Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
c. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. Roche. Mr.. Cole,
Mr.. Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander. Mrs.
Culiinane and Mr.. Noonan.
Mrs. Gary. wife of the Postmaster Gen.
eral will come over from Baltimore to-
morrow. and the family will soon be COM
fortably settled In their new home, the
Sawyer house, Connecticut avenue. Miss
Gary has been here for the past week, with
few of the servants, busy settling the
house. and will have her labors completed
before her mother arrives. Mrs. Gary re-
manned in Baltimore to see to the closing
of her country and town houses, but spent
Sunday here with the family. Miss Gary
will spend the latter part of the week in
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller Carson have
issued invitations for the marriage recep-
ton of their daughter. Miss Adelaide Viz
ginia Carson. to DR.. Thomas Leslie Mac
o'clock. at their residence. 1882 Vermont
avenue. Cards for Tuesdays in January
at 1902 Massachusetts, avenue are also
inclosed. The prospective bride Is one OF
the most popular young ladies in society.
and her marriage will interest a large
circle of friends.
Mrs. Mary Butterworth Howe. who has
been abroad the past summer with DR.. and
Mrs. st. John Rosa, Is now home on
visit to her father and mother, Commits
sioner and Mrs. Butterworth.
Mrs. Daniel 8. Lamont has returned to
New York, after arranging to have all her
furniture in her former H street residence
sent there. This will all go to adorn the
country house which ex-Secretary Lamont
is now arranging for, and to the possession
of which the family look forward with the
greatest pleasure.
The Mississippi Association will meet at
the residence of Mrs. z. w. Pegram. 1115
Rhode Island avenue, Wednesday evening,
October Il.
Mrs. M. ]. Hunt has gone to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Miller will leave for
California Thursday next.
Mrs. and Miss Hattie Constantine will
return this evening to Chicago, after a
visit to Col. and Mrs. Hoyt.
A pleasant straw ride was given last week
to the summer residence of Mr.. Geo. p.
Zurhorst, at Forestville. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Bradley, Mr..
and Mrs Springmann, Mrs. Jewell. Mrs.
ZurhorSt Mrs. Diggins, Mrs Johnson and
he MiSSpS Lizzie Clements
Ella and Lottfe Barnes, Kate. Maggie and
Sophia Holmes. Lou and Rose Poore, Verdi
Fordham, Mary Crozier and Margaret Cole
man, and Messrs. Alexander, Greenwich,
Diggins. Weber, Samuels. Crimmins. Boyle.
Hayes, Frank and e. c. Coleman, John Red
and the Gray family. The homestead was
beautifully Illuminated. and after an elab
crate pyrotechnical display supper YVES
served.
The first dance OF the season by the Ia
kcma Assembly will be given tomorrow
evening at Takoma Hall.
Mrs. Susie Jacobs has gone to Hagers-
town to attend the fair, and will also visit
Roanoke, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. ]. Coleman and their
son Louis of Newark. N. J.. are visiting
the parents of the former. Capt. and Mrs.
Coleman of Capitol Hill.
Maj and Mrs. ]. Mansfield Brown, hav-
ing returned nom Europe. have taken
apartments at the Portland. but will go to
Boston later in the winter.
Professor and Mrs. s. H. Owens of Vir-
ginia are now in Washington, and intend
to make 1t their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Tydings have sent
out invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Grace Covington, to Mr.. William
A. Sladen. Wednesday. October 20. at
o'clock pm, at the Pro-Cathedral Church
of St. Mark.
Mrs. Frank c. Bates of Boston and her
young son are here on a visit to her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Van Ness Huyck.
The opening dance of the season by the
Mardi Soir Club was given last evening at
Carroll Hall and was a great success.
Among those present were Misses Belt,
Bachman. Chandler. Carr. Gray, Gaines,
Gulick. Anderson. Bessie Durfee, Blanche
Durfee, Hillyer. Isinger. Grace Lewis, Bes-
sic Lewis. Lake. Ridgway Reilly, Ship
man. Schultz. Reichman Merrill and weav-
er, Messrs. Bliss, Brooks, Burr, GLADDEN..
Doyle. Nixon. Featherstone Hillyer,
Pogue, Runyon, Roberts. ]. c. Ridgway,
+. II. Ridgway, Newell, Kenner, Ruck-
man. Jerman. Morgan. Taylor. GiIlin.
Hurdle. Harvey, Kerr. Steele. Nottingham
and Winchester.