Evening star., 1898-09-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Coming Marriage of Miss Mohun and
Lieut. Hulme.
Coon Songs Entertained London
VI. PA Recent Marriage
Personal Notes.

Among the weddings of special interest to
resident Washirgtenians this fail will be
that of Miss Edyth Mohun to L:eut Waiter
Oliphant Hulme. United States navy. Miss
Mohun. who is a charming young lady is
the daughter of Mrs Glare Hanson Monun
and granddaughter of the late Mrs. Anna
Hanson Dorsey. Lieut.. Hume commanded
the Choctaw during the war and has Just
| been ordered to the Pensacola navy yard
as executive officer. The marriage ccre-
mony will take place at ST. Paurs Church,
+ 18th and streets.
The announcement of the marriage Of
Miss Mamie E. Mccarthy of Georgetown
Heights and Mr.. John NJ. Deponai will be
an occasion of considerable surprise to the
many friends of the contracting parties in
| this city. The ceremony occurred Al BaltI-
| more Saturday, August %. and the first in
tlmauon OF the event was furnished y,
terGay. when the announcement was made
| that they would leave tomorrow fer their
new summer home at Ardwick Nd, 70 re-
main for Il month
The wedding occurred In Baltimore at
ST Nlncents Church, where the young per
| sons were made one by the Rev ychn ID
! Boiand, pastor. who is a warm personal
| friend of the groom. Miss MaGg Ierite Nc
| Carthy, who accompanied ner sister 10 the
| church, was not aware of what WAS about
| to happen until the priest began the cerc-
mony.
Mrs. DeDonai is finished musician and
| has wide circle OF accuaint auces
MIR. Deponai is al present employed upou
the editorial staff of the Times.
| Mrs. Calvin S. Brice gave a musicale at
Beaulieu, Newport, yesterday afternoon. 1t
was not large gathering, only twenty
iour guests being present. The music room
was decorated with choice palms ana piarts
and Mrs. Brice was assisted in receiving
| by her daughters. The feature of the af-
| ternoon was the appearance of Miss May
irwin, who sang the latest negro songs
! Ihe guest of honor was Mr.. Ivan Malcom
MP., CT London. The other guests were
Perry Belmont. Miss Evelyn Burden w V
K. Berry Mrs. Michael Herbert. Egerton
L. Winthrop, Mrs. Burke-Roche, T. Sa nfor,f
beatty, Miss Willing, James " Parker,
mrs. Fred Grant. Frank Lawrence, Miss
Brice. Grafton Gushing. Miss Kate Brice
Mr and Mrs. E Rollins Morse Miss Bes-
Sic Marberry. Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
IraVers and Gen. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce.
The French ambassador. NJ. Jules Cam
bon, accompanied by his son. NJ Roger
Cambon, arrived in Saratoga last night. and
VIII leave today for Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary's summer home THE
Summit" Catonsville was visited by burg
lars night before last. but were prevented
from accomplishing their designs by Mrs
PeSram. who gave the alarm which aroused
the household. The Garys are at Maeuolla
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pegram and oth-
ors of the family are staying at the house
at present.
Mrs w. H. Callahan has left Washington
LOT weeks stay in Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
Miss Mary E. Dooiittle Of 1925 I street.
who has been spending the summer with
her parents at their summer home Linden
Nd, has returned to Antioch College, yell
low Springs, Ohio.
Mr.. A. c. Plant and daughter Florence
Estelle have returned from very pleasant
soJourn in Atlanta and Chattanooga
Miss Lillian holland, who has been visit
ing the Misses Clements of 1872 Corcoran
street, left Saturday for her home in New
York city.
After residence Of two years in BaIti-
more, Mr.. and Mrs. John Douglas King
and Mrs. H. o. Wilson have returned to the
capital, and taken apartments at the Hell
ena," 1929 14th street
Miss Cohen Of the Riggs has returned
from her summer trip and will be pleased
to see her friends.
Mrs. Ferd Levy of Sumpter, S. c. Is thu
guest of her mother, Mrs. Max Cohen, and
Will be pleased to see her friends at the
Riggs.
Mrs. Casper Hanzer Conrad has returned
to her residence at 2125 R street Lieut..
Casper H. Conrad, 5th Cavalry is still at
Providence Hospital. but is steadily i'm
proving.
Miss Emma Macy of Buffalo, n. Y, is
the guest of the Misses Vaux of 1907 23d
street northwest.
Mrs. NJ. c. Berner has returned to her
home after having spent several weeks near
the Blue Ridge mountains in Virginia.
Miss Pauline Goth has returned and will
be glad 10 see hsr friends at her home 1873
Rhode Island avenue
Miss Pearl Kenner, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Kenner of Riverton. Va, is
guest of Mrs. Chas. j. Berner at l211 |
street northwest.
The largest group of lady and gentlemen
minister's gathered together this season as
sembied at the Takoma Park Hotel last
evening for round Of compass whist Ten
tables were necessary to accommodate the
forty guests who were anxious to play
The play was very exciting and close the
hands being almost equally divided the
persistent leading of trumps giving the
highest score to the couple leading east
and west The Singleton lead, a fayorite
pay of tfe ladies, was played frequently
and won many tricks. The following is the
score and name of the couples particpat-
ing: North and Scuth-Mr. and Mrs. Gard
ner, l4l; Mr.. and Mrs Torbert, 137; Mr.
Gilbert and Mrs. O'Connell, 1876; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hendler, 1874; Mr.. O'Connell and Mrs
Gilbert. l34; Mr. Miller and Mrs. Hunt. l32;
Mr.. Linthicum and Miss Fout 129; Mai
Hunter and Miss Hines, 127; Mr.. Kester-
man and Mrs. Warfield, 125; Mr.. Van
Houghton and Miss Wad!eigh, 125 East
and West-Mr. and Mrs. Fry, 1856; Mr.
OConnor and Miss White, l33 Dr. Jenner
and Miss Gilbert, 131: Mr.. and Mrs. Saw
yer, $50; Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, 129; Mr.
and Mrs. OdelI Smith, lbs; Mr. and Mrs
Weber, 126; Mr.. Sullivan and Miss Knight
126: Mr.. Huston and Mrs. Cameron, 125:
Mr. Lurch and Mrs. Simmons, 119.
Mrs. John c. Fainter, jr. and Miss Nellie
Fainter of Hyattsvile are visiting relatives
at Lexington, w. Va, where they will
spend several weeks making trips to the
Luray Caves, the Natural Bridge and other
places of interest before their return home.
Miss Josephine Perkins has returned to
her home on 18th street She spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Letz, in
Iowa, and in a tour of the Wisconsin lakes