Evening star., 1898-10-29
The Program Of the Early Days Of
November.
BRIDES AND GROOMS OF NEXT WEEK
Nine Bridesmaids Will Attend Miss
CIagett.
P E r S o n A T. OTES

| Kurtz johnson, and Dr. Hugh Holmes dc
| Guire will be home event, and owing to a
| recent family bereavement the invited
| company will be small and limited entirely
| to relatives. Rev. Thomas S. Lee, rector
| of st. Matthews Church, will perform the
| ceremony. After a wedding journey, the
young couple will go to Alexandria, where
| they will reside.
| pretty wedding for Wednesday evening
will be that of Miss Lucia Mackenzie,
| daughter of Colonel Mackenzie, Corps of
| Engineers, U. S. A, to Mr.. Eugene Ray
| mond Hendley, which will take place at
| Epiphany Church.
Another wedding the same date will be
| that of Miss Mabel Eugenia Brewer to MIR.
| Herbert Vincent Hunt, which will be fol-
| lowed by a reception at the residence of
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Brewer, 1884 18th
street.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Clagett
and Nicomte Henri de Sibour next Satur-
day, November 5, at noon, at the residence
| of Mrs. William Clagett, 10th street, Will
be followed by reception at half-past r.
The bridal party will be a large one and
will make an unusually striking picture
The fair young bride will be attended by
two maids OF hcnor her sister, Miss Ger
trude Clagett, and Miss Mabel Johnson
cousin of the groom. The bridesmaids will
be Miss Isabel Hagner, Miss Lindsey Poor
Miss Bessie Glover, Miss Margaret Cassels
Miss Sophie Stanton of Philadelphia and
| Miss Nellie Soutter of New York. Comte
| Louis de Sibour, who is on a visit to this
country with his wife, will be best man
| for his brother. The ushers will be for
| mer classmates at Yale, Messrs. Brinker-
| hon Thorn, AnsCn Phelps Stokes Redmond
| cross, Edward l.. Trudeau and Dunn Nc
| hee, all of New York; Alexander Brown of
Philadelphia and George Howard and Cor
coran Thom of this city. Rev Thomas s.
| Lee, rector of st. Matthews Church. Will
perform the ceremony.
The bridesmaids will wear with their lace
dresses short tulle wells and Prince of
Wales feathers. The couple will sail for
Europe few days after the ceremony and
expect to spend the next two years in Paris
where Comte de Sibour will continue his
studies III architecture.
The social season has commenced in real
earnest in Baltimore. Invitations for debu-
tante teas for early November dates are
OUT, and the Country Club at Catonsville
VIII give a calico ball tonight. At the Mt.
Washington Casino the third dance of the
series has already been given, and other
suburban places are equally alert in pro-
viding entertainment before the gay world
returns to the city for good.
At Miss Mattinglys macriege December
I, at the Epiphany Church, to Mr. Robert
Treat Paine, jr., of Boston, she will be at
| tended by her sister, Miss Genevieve, as
maid of honor: Miss Helen Long Miss
J.
Miss Sewers and Miss Winifred MattingIy
will be bridesmaids. The ushers will be
Boston men and Will accompany the groom
here Ihe young couple will live in Boston,
where Mr.. Paine enjoys great social and
political prominence. A number of his rel
atives will be on for the wedding and the
ceremony. while it will rob Washington
society of one of it's most charming and
attractive girls. is looked forward to as
probably the most interesting occasion of
the last month of a most eventful year
Mrs. Brice evidently thinks she ought to
be best able to decide where her family
VIII spend the winter, and has announced
In one OF the New York papers. which are
all persisting in the statement that the
BriceS have a Washington home that she
intends to winter in New York, as she has
done since leaving this city. She also SAYS
that the family expect to be in Newport
next summer. as usual. The only sorrow
In this city is that the Brices have no
nome here Tor when they had they made
1t a very attractive place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letters plans are in tb,
same upset condition In the nevsnaners
and they are credited with a desire to leave
washington for the winter and spend the
interval IN Chicago. In the meantime the
family Is established here and their sna-
cious big home Dupont Circle is in its
full regalia for the winter 1t was a spIen-
did gift Mr. Letter gave his daughter, Lady
Curzon, the other day in the S2DO0OO man
sion on Carton Terrace London but il is
none too fine for the home of the charm
ing young matron, whose future career all
Americans will watch with interest.
Mrs. Newcomb, who has been confined to
the house since her return from the north.
Is now able to drive out.
Mrs. George w. Cissel has returned home
from delightful visit TO Winchester, Va,
where many hCspitalities given in her
honor.
The Marquis and Marquise Mcntriers 6es
Merinville. the latter formerly Miss Mary
Gwendoline Caldwell, the founder of the
Catholic University, are at the Shoreham
Mgr. Conaty. rector of the university, will
give several entertainments in their honor
at which the faculty and students will
nave an opportunity to meet them.
The Arlington NJ. f. Church presented an
impressive picture when last Wednesday
evening at O'Clock Miss Minnie Lemon
Reed of Arlington and Mr.. Eugene Bradbury
OF washington were united in marriage.
Rev s. A. Ball of Falls Church officiating
Tastefully arranged plants and cut flowers
added beauty to the scene. The bride
becomfngiy sowned in a travelling dress of
heliotrope broadcloth, with velvet hat to
match and carried bride roses. Miss Anna
Bradbury, the groamS sister, attended the
bride as maid of honor, and was attired in
handsome dark green dress with large black
hat, and carried La France roses. Mr.. n.
NJ Minnix of Washington was best man.
The usherS were Messrs. Frank Bailey and
Hawey Hatch of Arlington and Mr.. A. B.
Bennett of Washington After a reception
at the rides home, at which the wedding
party and immediate relatives of the bride
and groom were present, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradbury left for the south, where the
horr--G-"~n will be spent.
- 81 Mrs. John II. Small have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter.
Annie, to the Rev. j. Thomas Crone of
Fort Collins, Col. the wedding to take
place quietly in November
Mrs. Louis Heller of New York, formerly
of Washington, is visiting her mother Mrs.
Nj. Oppenheimer. At home "Wednesday,
November =.
Miss Elizabeth Mcconnell Shelley of Ala
bama and Mr.. A. Goodwin Mum, jr., of New
York are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Carroll Martin at the Cairo for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maurice Talbot of
Rockville have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Esteiie
Hyde Talbot, to Mr.. Benjamin c. Riggs
at Christ Church, Rockville, November 8,
at 4:3O o'clock. The wedding promises to
be one the most brilliant social affairs
at the county seat this season.
Miss Rosalie Dalrymple is spending few
weeks with friends in Princeton and Nor
ristown, n. J.
Mrs. Van Auken Mills and sons are now
residing at the Woodmont