Evening star., 1898-11-10

trains and the bodices were covered with
chiffon of a beautiful blue shade. Their
hats were large. soft-brimmed ones of
black velvet, trimmed with long black
plumes and rhinestone buckles. and were
the gifts of the bride Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Lanahan have taken an apartment in this
city for the winter.
AT Lenox yesterday the marriage Of Rev.
Churchill Satterlee of Morganton. y. C.
son of Bishop Satterlee. and Miss Helen
Stuyvesant Folsom, the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom,
was an important social event The cere-
mony took place at noon in Trinity Church,
which was decorated with hothouse flowers,
most of which were rare varieties of chrys-
anthemums from the private greenhouse OF
the brides parents. Bishop Satterlee Of
ficiated and was assisted by Bishop Doane
of Albany. the Rev. DR.. Battershaw Of the
same city, and the Rev. Harold Arrow
smith, rector of the church. The bride
wore a travelling gown of blue, trimmed
with white. and carried a big bunch OF
purple orchids. She was unattended. A
wedding breakfast and reception followed
! at Sunnyside. the Folsom residence. Mr..
and Mrs. Satterlee and Mrs. Catlin were
present. The Rev. and Mrs Satterlee took
an afternoon train south. and will live in
Morganton. where the bridegroom is en-
gagged in church work.
Miss Sara Manypenny has been lying
dangerously i'll at the home OF her aunt.
Mrs. William b. Woods, Vineyard Haven,
Mass. ever since the death Of her mother.
Mrs. Mary Burnham Woods Manypenny, on
September !, but is at present slightly bet
ter.
The Fortnightly Euchre Club was enter
tanned last evening by Miss Della Miller
of Capitol HILL Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock
winning the first prizes and Mr.. Ruckman
and Miss Miller winning seconds. Dane
ing was a pleasant feature of the meeting
Miss Susie White and Miss Louise
Smith playing the music. The next meet
ing will be at Mrs. Sweeney's.
DIR. and Mrs. d. Percy Hickling have jus;
returned from Philadelphia, where they
went to hear the election returns. Mrs.
Hickling's father, Colonel VIM. A. stone,
being the governor-elect of Pennsylvania
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. c.
Beury of West Virginia will regret to hear
of the death from pneumonia of their IN
FAINT son, Joseph Lawton Beury, which oc-
CURED at Charleston, w. Va, on Monday.
Mrs. Beury is the daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. J. K. P. Gleeson of 1916 street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer and their
sons, Honore Palmer and Potter Palmer.
jr., of Chicago. after few days stay in
New York will sail for the Mediterranean.
They will visit Egypt and will make the
Nile trip during the coming winter. Miss
Julia Grant will go abroad with them
The Potomac Literary Club met Tuesday
evening at DR.. Lambs residence, $40 10th
street. The essay was by Mr.. w. H. Sea
man on The History, Customs and Folk
| lore of Gloves" Discussion of the paper
was participated in by Judge McCalmont,
DR.. Collins and DR. Lamb. The musical and
| literary program was as follows: PIANO
solos, Polish Dance" and Schaentanz, by
Miss Marguerite Rowland; contralto solos
Goodbye Robin, The Dying Rose, by
Miss Blanche Muir; recitations, Art ana
Heart" The Bogie Man and My Ships
by Miss Irene Rowland; soprano solo, Il
Love YOU" Miss Ida O'Neill; contralto SOLO
| ITO My Little Love-" Miss Irma Callahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Randolph Hamersly
of New York have sent out cards announc-
ing the marriage of their daughter May
Randolph, to Mr.. Roland l. Curtin, L. s.
N, Wednesday, November 8. A few weeks
ago the brides sister was married TO Mr..
Robert 3. Roosevelt, jr., cousin Of Gov
ernor-elect Theodore Roosevelt The brides
father was formerly an officer in the United
States navy.
Mrs Philip Baron Keefer, formerly Agnes
G.. WaItemeyer, has gone on a visit to her
cousin, Mrs. Adolphus Kline of Annapolis,
Nd, and will remain until after the holi-
days.
Mr.. William H. May, jr.. was an usher at
| the wedding yesterday of Miss Ellis and
Mr.. Knowles, at Elkton, Md.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Mandler gave them a house warming
at their residence, 314 Elm street, Tues
| day evening. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant evening spent. The follow
| ing were present: Rev. E. L. Watson anu
| wife. Rev W. L. Lynn, Messrs, Swami.
Hancock. Lynn, Allison, Jones. Burke
Young, Burgess, Brock, Linger and brother
Pfeiger, Hammer and Scrivener and Misses
| Parker. Young, Linger. Wright, Mitchell
Stevenson and Waldsour.