Evening star., 1898-11-07
WEDDING At LENON.
The Satterlee-FeIsom Marriage This
Week-other Events-PersonaIs.

Week-other Event.-Per.onaIs.
Bishop Satteriee will perform the mar
| riage ceremony for his son. Rev Church
| fill Satterlee. and Miss Helen FOLSOM, next
| Wednesday at Lenax. A reception will .o.-
low al Sunnyridge. the country home Of
! the Felsons. The attendants will include
| the brides sister. Miss Margaret Winthrop
| Folsom. and her fi2Bce. Lieut.. C. Sidney
Haight of the ith Artillery. United States
| army Mrs. and Miss Satterlee have gone
! to Lenox to attend the wedding.
/ The marriage of Miss Olive Harrington
Sampson, daughter Of Admiral William T.
Sampson, to Mr.. Henry Harrison Scott will
not take place until January next. 1t was
| to have occurred last month. but owing 10
the absence of Miss SIMPSONS parents ir
| Havana it was postponed to December.
| Since then. however, the wedding has again
| been postponed until the first week Of jan
| uary. Mrs. Sampson is still in Havana,
| but will leave for hcme about November
| 10. 1t is not expected that the admiral will
accompany her. He may be able TO attend
| his da Ightcr's wedding.
| At 'Fairfield,' near Markham Va last
| Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Slcott Yates
| was married to Mr.. Edward Marshall New
J ton of this city. Miss Flora Dearing of
| this city was maid of honor. and was
| daintly dressed in mousseline de sole over
| pink silk and picture hat of white feath-
| ers, with pink trimmings. Miss Margaret
Walker of this city a bridesmaid. and
wore white organdie with green ribbons,
a picture hat in white and green. Mr.. ].
X. Newton of this city was best man. Mr..
and Mrs Newton are on a northern we'd
ding trip.
Mrs. II. P. Luckett of Bastron, Texas,
who has been visiting her son. DIR. Wm.
Luckett in New York city. is in
Washington spending few days with Mrs.
S. G. Smoot. 939 Massachusetts avenue, and
will be glad to her friends.
Phya Visudaha Siamese minister to the
United States. arrived in New York from
Europe Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas c. Noyes of this
city now in Paris.
Assistant Secretary of State Thomas
w. Cridler and wife sailed Saturday from
Southampton for this country.
Mr.. l.. z. Letter. who has been abroad
for little stay, is now on the ocean home
ward bound.
Friday night a surprise party was given
Master Willie Koch al his home. 345 11th
street southeast. by his cousins, Violet and
May Murray. The occasion was the four
teenth anniversary of his birthday, and he
presents. Music and games were the
order of the evening and were fol-
lowed by refreshments: Those present
were Florence and Helen Harenberg.
May Babson, HELEN Babson, Flora
Briggs, Elvy and Nora Richardson, Eyre
Burdine, Emma Auth Gertrude Krahling,
Hazel Koch Isabelle and Amy Auth, En-
ma Fawn, Annie Clavalaux, Emma Moli-
neu, Mamie Quigley, Ruth Auth. Ethel
Tarney, Arthur and Willie Richardson, Mil
ton Thompson, Joe Quigley, Philip Auth,
Charlie Minaugh, John Brown, Ray krah-
ling, Wattes Jones, Arthur Earnshaw, owen
Briggs, Marten Herman Elmon and Clar-
ence Koch, Leroy Tarney and Archie Muir
ray.
Mrs. Louis Payne Hieston, formerly Miss
Alyce Owings, will be at home, 2911 Z
street, Tuesdays of November.
There was a pleasant gathering Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Adams, 10O91e
4l2 street southwest, the occasion being
the birthday party of little Miss Iantha
Davenport and Master Cecil Garvin. Games
and music were the feature of the evening,
after which all marched to the dining room
to enjoy the good things. The march was
lee by Miss 1antha Davenport and Master
Lester Rose, which was played by Mrs.
Baker. The table was decorated with
ferns. Among those present were the
Misses Emma StreCks, Mamie Brown,
Monte Barghausen. Lillian and Julia Brod-
erick. Helan Angelo, Mamie German, An
ME, BERTHE and Ray Garfnkle, May and
Ida Hawk, Alice St. Clair, Lester Rose,
Reico Angelo, Frances German and Erie
Taylor
Mrs. William Howell, nee McGeary. left
today for New York to meet her husband.
who is an route from England Mr.. Howell.
who is on Gen. Wesley Merritts staff, and
circled the world with him. left Liverpool
on the I'd instant. The young couple Will
be at the Hotel Imperial for week before
returning to the city.
Mrs. a. Ralph Johnson and daughter are
visiting her father-in-law, Mr.. J. Harrison
johnson of Washington.
A pleasant Halloween party was given at
the residence Of Miss Helene Rudolph. 2I2
MOI hoo oar nln nriT
INDUCED in until late hour, when re-
freshments were served. Among those pres
cnt were: Misses Belle Simonds, Dora |
Lindenkohl. Gussie Herrle, Mabel Webster, |
Sadie and Fannie Mccormick, Elsie Dodge |
and Minnie HawknesS. and MeSsrS. Fox |
well, Mitchell, Ridgley, Hand, Williams, |
Magee, Manning, McReynolds and ketch- |
am.
A very pretty home wedding Saturday |
night. November .. was that Of Miss Bertha |
E. Beriltz, daughter of Prof. NJ. ID. Berlitz. |
to Mr.. Victor Howard Harrison, passenger |
agent of the Washington office of the In |
ternational Navigation Company, which /
took place at the residence of the brides |
father. Edgeccmbe avenue, New York The |
ceremony was performed by the Rev. D. NJ. |
l.. Quackenbush, d. D., in the library. The /
whole parlor floor seemed huge bouquet |
of white roses surrounded by numerous /
palms. The ceremony was followed by a |
reception. supper and dance. The brides |
sister, Miss Milicent d. BerlitZ was the /
n3lu OF nOnOr, ana MT NJ j. CheNaler of /
Philadelphia was best man. The bride was /
becomingly dressed in white embroidered |
silk trimmed with Mecklin lace a tuile |
veil with orange blossoms, and carried a |
large bunch of white roses. The maid of |
honor wore rose-pink silk, with cream lace
and pink roses. The other of the bride
wore black corded silk trimmed with white |
lace jet and watermelon-pink velvet Mr.
and Mrs Harrison left the same evening
for an extensive trip south and west last
ing about two months. and on their return
will reside in Washington.
Miss Fanny Charlotte Bennett Of Ralti-
more is visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel
Fish. Miss Bennett has just returned from
Farquehar county, Virginia, having been
one of the ten bridesmaids at the wedding
of Miss Elizabeth Yates and Mr. Marshall /
Newton of this city.
Capt. and Mrs. Lusk have returned TO |
Washington and have taken the house l745
. street Capt Lusk is slowly recovering
from his recent severe illness of typhoid |
fever.
Mrs. VIM. w. Reisinger and daughter
have left the city for the winter. They
Will spend the season with Commander |
IteiSinger ut the HenSalOca navy ward