Evening star., 1898-09-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Home Wedding of Miss. Carter and
DR.. Barney.
House Decorated With Golden Rod
Count Cassini at New
pOrt-N0tes.

Last night at the residence of DR.. and
Mrs D. D. Garter, on @ street, their daugh
ter Miss Julia Adelaide Carter became the
wife of DR.. Joseph N. Barney of FTedericks-
burg, Va. Golden rod and palms decorated
the house for the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. DR.. Stevenson of Wood
stock, Va. Miss Bird Carter was maid of
honor and Dr. Randolph Carmichael was
best man. The bride was escorted by her
father and was dressed in white organdie
trimmed with rows of narrow white ribbon.
Her tulle veil was fastened with wreath
of orange blossoms, and she carried a
cluster of white roses. Among the imme-
diate relatives present were the parents of
the bride, her aunt Mrs. ]. Owen Dorsey.
and Miss Virginia Dorsey of this city; Mr..
A. G. Winkoop of Charlestown, w. Va,
and the Misses Barney, sisters of the
groom A reception followed. and a we'd
ding supper was served from large round
table in the dining room. where the decora-
tions were in white and green. Later in
the evening DR.. and Mrs. Barney left for
short trip, after which they will reside in
Fredericksburg Among the many valua
BILE presents were handsome pieces of silver
and much cut glass.
Mr.. Philip Mauro and family and Mr..
John Arms and family registered yesterday
at the Paris office of the New York Herald.
Count Cassini. Russian ambassador, will
port Golf Club. He is at Newport to at
tend the horse show and the other early
fall attractions.
DR.. and Mrs. Loving Blanchard Mullen
and son have returned from Atlantic City
and Boston. where they have been spending
the summer.
Among the prominent Washington ar
rivals at Millboro', Va, in the present
month have been Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber w.
Marmaduke, Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Bron-
son, Mrs. w. E. Butcher. Miss Mary Butch
er, Miss Lucille Butcher Mrs Kate Payn-
ter and three children, Mrs. d. Lyons Mrs.
Il. F. Sterns, Mr. and Mrs. w. A Miller
and Mrs. Richard Good.
Miss Lois A. Rankin, who was a clerk in
the pension office and member of the New
York Avenue Church, died August 30. at
Cambridge Mass. She was formerly a
public school teacher in Boston
Mrs. Charles B. Cropley and little son
are spending August and September with
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Doyle at their coun-
try residence, 1.-The Oakland" outside of
Baltimore.
Miss Florence Brown and Miss Blanche
Birch have returned from Front Royal
Va. where they have spent the month of
August.
Mrs. L. G. Stephens and Mr. and Mrs
W. f. Hart and family have returned to
the city, after stay of several weeks at
Atlantic City, N. J.
Mrs. Compton Tasker and Miss EVELYN
Iasker will be at Harpers Ferry until Sep
tember 10.
Miss Grace Butler is at Herndon, Va.
Miss Julia Gurns of Upton Hin farm
Falls Church, Va, is visiting her cousin
Miss Emma Kane, of Gwyn Oak Park, Nd
Mrs. E. G. Siggers and children. who
have been spending the summer at Fan
quler Springs, Va, will go from there TO
Atlantic City, to remain until school opens,
Miss Annie NJ. Jones, who has been visit
ing Dr. and Mrs. Albert L. Jackson Of
Brookland, d. c.. has returned TO her home
in kittery, Me.
two weeks outing at Atlantic City.
Miss Gladys L. Thompson has returned
after tWo-weeks sojourn at Atlantic City
Taking advantage of the moonlight last
night. a number of the guests of the Ia
koma Springs Hotel participated in a straw
ride Inc party left the hotel shortly after
9 o CLOCK and proceeded, via Silver Spring
BrightWood and Takoma Park, to Glen
Sligo. Several yards of tin horn were car
ried along, and crowded trolley cars and
silent homes were greeted with equal yigor
ana enthusiasm. After two hours at the
Glen. passed in waitzing and refreshment
the merry party returned. Those who had
seats in the wagon were Mr.. and Mrs
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connell, the Misses
Gorneiiie, eIl Knight, May and Marietta
II,
w. Miller, Arthur J. McEIhone, c. B. Keen,
]. c. Wilson, F. M. Gresham CoweI j. E
Harper, G. Linthicum and Gus. P Macias
DR.. and Mrs. Dieffenderfer have returned
to the city, having spent the month of Au-
gust at the seashore.
Mrs. q. 3. Coleman and family of Capitol
Hill have returned from a months stay at
WarrentOn, Va.
Mrs. Rose II. Martyr and Miss May Mar
tyn of 9th street southeast have returned
from visit to relatives in Baltimore and
now have as their guest Miss Edna Lips of
the latter city.
The usual Saturday evening dance at
Chevy Chase Inn has been postponed to
next Saturday, September 10.
A quiet and pleasant wedding was cele-
brated at the parsonage of the Third Chris
tian Church. 91S street, Wednesday after
noon, by Rev. w. j. Wright, Dr. Chas w
Richmond of the Smithsonian and Miss
Louise Seville, daughter of VIM P Seville
being the happy couple. Only a few of the
members of the immediate families of the
contracting parties were present The
couple left on the Norfolk steamer in the
evening, and will spend the honeymoon
on the Atlantic coast.