Evening star., 1898-09-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage of Miss Moling to Mr.. Frank
Today.
Home Ceremony, With Southern
Wedding Trip-PersOnai Notes
of Interest.

The marriage of Miss Nera E. Moling and
Mr.. ]. A. Frank. chief of the sanitary de-
partment of this city, took place this
me rning at the residence of the brides
parents in College Park Md. The cere-
mory was performed by Rev. DIR. &. e.
Meador, pastor of the Fifth Baptist Church.
Washington. Immediately after the cere-
n ony Mr.. and Mrs. Frank left for wee
ding journey. and before their return 10
Washington will visit a number of south
ern cities
DR.. Won Holieben, the German ambassa-
dor sailed for Bremen yesterday and con-
templates a stay at Carlsbad before return
ing to his post here
Mrs Calvin s. Brice left New York yes
terday for short stay in this city.
Mrs S. c. Smoot and Miss Bette Kirk
wood and their niece, Miss Elsie Belt, are
at Atlantic City for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greeley Abbot of
Northeast Washington have returned from
a vacation of several weeks in New Eng
land.
DR.. Franck Hyatt has returned from his
vacation. but his family will remain at At
lantic City during September.
DR.. F. H. Shultz has returned after Il
three weeks visit with his father, Judge
ShultZ CT Ohio.
distinct novelty, in the shape of
Dewey 6arty and lawn fete was given
by Mr.. and Mrs NJ F. Marmaduke in honor
oI their daughter at their Mt. Pleasant
home last Friday night Miss Mabel Alb
Dot captured first prize. a bust of the ia
nous admiral. The guests We're Misses
Edith McElroy, Jeanette VI. Jackson. Err
mimic L. Beatty, Olive Crandall Irene Nor
gan and Ernestine Herman, and Messrs
Harry Ralph, Theodore Osmond. Edgar
Walker, Norman English, Guy Leopold and
Felix Humphrey.
The marriage Of Miss Mary A. Stubble-
field and Mr.. John W. Points occurred
Wednesday, September I, at : o'clock, at
ohe residence of the brides mother 657
SCUM, Sou1h carolina avenue southeast. The
peaut1ful and impressive ceremony was
performed by Rev. Byron Sunderland. Mr.
and Mrs. Points left on a late train for
Niagara Falls. and will be at home to
Der 10. ~ III
Mrs. E. A. Saum is in New York
Mrs Chas. howard of 924 street is
visiting friends IN New York CITY.
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Bieber have gone to
Atlantic City.
1t is said that Mrs George w. Chi1ds is
contemplating permanent home at Devon.
near Hhlladelph!a- She is said TO be about
10 erect a handsome house there.
A reception was rendered the wounded
heroes of the 9th and 10th Cavalry. 24th
ana 10Th Infantry last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Fearing. 24n8
iJth street, who were assisted by the
Misses LenOra Joice Girtie. Martha and
Emma Bailey, Geneva Shorter. Kate FaIk-
ner Martha Lee, Eulalia Wheeler Blanch
turguson and Ollie Wilson. Messrs. Hail
Bailey, Davis. Turner. Chapman, R w,
ana 7. H Fearing, Rev. A c. Garner. Mr.
ana Mrs. j. E. Joice, VIM. Hutton. oath In
tantry: Chas. Brice. 18th Infantry; ], H.
Maxwell, 9th Cavalry; John Watson and
G +. Cooper. 10th Cavalry
The lawn party given by Miss Rena Sig
Quincy for the benefit of the lst Regiment
District of Columbia Volunteers, was :;
success, both socially and financially She
has turned into the fund the sum of S35 the
amount realized from the party She
wishes to extend her thanks to tn, Misses
GlpSon' Johnson, Whitecomber, and Mr.
Mo Mahon, who so kindly assisted her
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Carr are visiting
relatives in Ohio, and on their return will
stop for few weeks at the Hot Springs
Miss Agnes Wilkinson, daughter of Mr.
Thomas Wilkinson, jr., is visiting relatives
in Brooklyn, n. Y.