Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Two Quietly Pretty Weddings Yester
day.
Gen. VanVliet Celebrates His Eighty
Second Birthday-Summer
Flans-NOtcs.

The marriage Of Miss Lille D. Kelly
daughter Of Mrs. Hanora and the late Jas
Kelly. to Mr. W. T. George of Pennsyl.
| Venia was witnessed at 6 o'clock last even
ing by large number of relatives and
| friends. The ceremony was soiemnized al
| st. Aloysius Church by Rev Father Col
| gan. assisted by Rev. Father Dolan and
| Rev. Father Ryan of Immaculate Concep-
| ton parish. The bride. who has been an
| active member in the church all her life
| was escorted to the altar by her brother
MIR. julius w. Kelly. preceded by her sis
Ter, MISS Nellie as maid Of honor. and her
little cousin. Regina Watkins as flower
| bearer. Mr.. c. II. Cross was best man.
| The ushers were Mr. w. Porter Cox, Mr..
| j. Harry Davis, Mr. f. ]. Kelly and Mr..
| Geo. r. Hebbard. After the ceremony a
reception was given to the relatives and
| intimate friends at the home of the bride.
| 1139 9th street, after which Mr. and Mrs.
George left for the north, where they will
| visit friends in Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
toronto. Canada: Returning. they will stop
at the nome OF the grooms parents I'm Penn
| syivania, where they will remain for a
week or ten days. On returning to Wash
| ington, they will reside at No. % Q street.
Miss Florence Z. Smith has gone to
Gloucester. Mass, to spend a month
Mrs. c. ID. Sigsbee is at jamestown. r. L.,
whee. she will probably spend the rest
Of the season.
Mrs. John Mullan and family have gone
| TO Leesburg, Va, to remain some time
Mrs. G. H. Peters will spend this month
at Mountain Lake Park. Nd.
Mrs. s. E. Lewis is spending a fortnight
| In Chester county, Pa.
Mrs. R. NJ. Taylor has gone to Shelter
Island. Long Island. N. Y.
Gen. Parke and family are now at Camp
obello. off Eastport. Me.
Mrs. L. d. Murphy is spending this month
at Harper's Ferry
Mrs. S. H. Kaufman and Miss Kauff-
| mann have gone to Saratoga Springs, to
remain some time before going to their
summer home at Camp Percy New Hamp-
shire.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Perry have gone to
Marion. Mass, and will be away about q
month or six weeks.
Mrs. A. D. Merwin is at Lincoln, Va, to
remain three weeks.
Mrs. f. NJ. Colfcrd will spend another
| month at Arundel-on-the-Bay.
Mrs. Frank B. Smith will spend the rest
of the summer at East Gloucester, Mass.
Mrs. H. A. Goldsborough is at Orkney
Springs fer a months stay.
MIS-. Louisa tt1ley mas gone 10 Blue Ridge
Summit for month.
Mrs. John ]. Higgins will spend two
weeks at Boonesboro', Nd.
Mrs. James H. Vermilya is at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. G. F. HeiIprin will spend the next
| six weeks at Bedford, Pa.
Mrs. c. L. Moore mas gone to spend a
month at BerryvilIe, Va.
Mrs II TT Bergman has pone fo Castle
| mans Ferry, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Lee and family, who
have been at, Silver Spring all summer,
have now gone to York Harbor, Me-
Miss V. Harrison will spend the remain
der of this month at Mohonk Lake. N. Y.
Miss Mary ]. O'Driscoll is summering at
| Harper's Ferry.
| Mrs. E. S. Moore is at Greensburg, Pa.
| for this month.
Mrs. +. S. Hodgson will spend this month
| at Linden, Va
Miss Edith Dickerson has gone to Orkney
| Springs, to remain a month.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sturtevant are at
| Bear Island. Lake Winnepesaukee. n. H.
| Miss Maud Welsh Norris OF Frederick
| county. Maryland, and Mr.. Joseph Ligon
King Of Aiken. s. c.. were married yester-
day afternoon at the parsonage of ST.
| Patrick's Church by DIR. d. ]. Stafford.
| Only very intimate friends of the couple
| were present. among them being Miss
Louise Lamar Of Aiken, S. c., and Miss
| Marie Legare of Charleston, s. c. Mr.. J.
| 8. Robinson of Martinsburg. w. Va, acted
| as best man. and Miss Edith Clemson of
| Baltimore as bridesmaid. The bride wore a
| travelling dress of blue cloth, trimmed in
| point de Leon lace, with hat to match, and
| carried Golden Gate roses. After the cere-
nony the couple left for Old Point Com
| fort where their honeymoon will be spent.
1 vxyjIl lin
| of the season at Ocean Grove, N. ].
Miss Hattie McCeney Bowie. who has
| just returned from a visit to Baltimore.
| will spend the coming week at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. F. r. Burket and daughter and
| Miss Lulu Burket are spending the month
| of August at Berryville. Va
| Miss Bessie Barclay of 2124 Pennsylvania
avenue has gone to visit friends in Hamil-
| ton. Va.
Miss Flora B. Forrest and Miss Tiliie F.
| Acker Of Capitol Hill leave tomorrow for a
months sojourn in the Blue Ridge noun
| tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Shaw and Dorothy
| Shaw Of Washington, d. c., are at Cape
May.
Mr.. William 8. d. Haines and Miss Flor
| ence d. Haines have gone to Asbury Park.
where they are delightfully."- located on 9th
avenue, and will remain during the month
| Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hazelton and son,
| Mr.. John Hazelton, and Miss Ella 10. Glee-
| son leave tomorrow morning for Boston,
Newport. Portland and Old Orchard, Me-
Miss Gleeson, on her return in September
will join a house party at the country resi-
Gence of Judge and Mrs. Rooney, Bronx
willie, N. Y.
Miss Irene Stephenson is visiting Miss
| Marie Ames Hartsock at Har Lew Lodge
near Laurel, Md.
Mrs. Mary Nash. Miss Cordelia Mickle
| Miss Jennie Mae Mickle, Miss Addie r.
Mickle, Miss Emma Hanna and Master
Riffard Mickle. who will spend three weeks
| at Atlantic City, left this morning for that
resort.
Among the popular young people at At
lantic City from Washington are Miss
Blanche Newman, Miss Grace w. Cox Miss
Hunt. Mr.. Enos Newman, Mr. Lee and
Mr.. Parker. who accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Wanamaker of Allentown, Pa.
Mr.. J. d. Croissant and party, who are
| travelling in Alaska, will return to WASH
| fngton in September.
General VanVliet, who has been a sum-
mer resident of Shrewsbury. N. J.. for a