Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-30
personal NOTES.
Miss Dent and Mr.. Carbon VIII He
Married Next Wednesday.

Miss Weiss OF Pfttsburg has arrived in
Washington. and is the guest of Miss
Marie Dent, at TBS 18th street. She will be
the mai OF honor at the marriage next
Wednesday morning. at ST. Paurs Church.
18th and V streets. of-Miss Dent to Mr.. T.
F. Carbon VI indianapolis.
At Annapolis yesterday Miss Janet Fen
ner Schenck, daughter of Pay Director
Cespar Schenck. United States navy. was
married at noon to Ensign Ralph Earle.
United States navy. The ceremony was
performed at the Naval Academy chapel
by Chaplain II. II. Clark of the navy. Prof.
Charles Zimmerman played the wedding
march. The groom is attached to the
cruiser San Francisco. at Fort Monroe, and
is on two weeks leave.
The best man was the groom's brother.
Charles Earle, and the maid of honor was
his sister, Miss Ruth Earle of Worcester.
Mass. where the family reside. The
brGes.naids Were Miss Mary Lambertou Of
Washington and Misses Craven, Bern2m
and Nelson of Annapolis. The ushcrs were
Assistant Paymaster Robert Schenck.
brother of the bride, and Messrs. Charles
NJ. Tozer. C. w. Littlefield and Ensign
CrenShaw. The naval officers were in uni
form. A number of guests were present
from this city.
Countess Esterhazy, who has been.spend
irg the summer at Deer Park, has re-
turned to her residence. 1870 10th street.
Gen. and Mrs. Parke. who were at New
castle. N H., during the late summer are
now at Mohawk Lake. New York.
Mrs. Fred Bedford and little son have
returned to Brooklyn after spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs Glascott.
Master Hugh Craig Glascott has left
home to attend the Randolph Macon Col
lege at Front Royal, Va.
Mrs. r. S. Allen, who. with her sister,
Mrs ]. w. Boyd, has been spending the
summer at Warrenton. Va, has returned
to her home in North Carolina
Col. L. L. Livingston and family have re-
turned to their home, 1717 Oregon avenue.
Mrs. Sharp has returned from New York
where she was the guest of Mrs. L. S.
Grant for a few days. Lieut.. Alexander
Sharp who commanded the auxiliary
cruiser Vixen during the recent war, has
been ordered to the Naval Academy for
duty. Mrs. Sharp and her son Will join
him there soon.
Mrs. John T. Callaghan of Grant Place
who met with quite serious accident by
slipping on the stairs of her residence, but
is now convalescing, will spend the month
of October with her son in Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Chapman will spend the
early part of October at Atlantic City and
will go from there to New York.
Mrs Houston and her daughter of No
141S 10th street, who have been spending
the past summer at MontreuX, Switzerland
will remain abroad during the coming win
ter.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
which is of interest to Washngtonians.
Miss Emile Wood Cresson of Bryn Mawr,
Pa, was married to MIR. John Lowe New
bold of this city at the Church Of the Re
deemer, Bryn Mawr. Rev. James p Haugh-
ton officiate1 and the bride was given away
by her uncle, MIR. Herbert Janvier The
bride was attended by Miss Bowers of New
York as maid of honor, and MIR Thomas
Ross Newbold was best man for his
brother. A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Janvier, at which the bridal party and rel
atives were entertained. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newbold have gone a wedding trip and
will reside at 1122 p street upon their re-
turn.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given to Mr.. A S. Jennings of 672 Callan
street northeast last evening. To make the
surprise more complete, two of his friends
took him out for a walk, and when he came
back he found the house full of people
The company was entertained by some ex-
cellent piano music by Mrs. Suman and
solo by Mrs. Montgomery. After refresh
ments the affair broke up at IL O'clock
Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs
Abernathy, Emma Alternately and Corporal
{. w. Alternately, Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery, Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Fitzpatrick