Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Wedding Ceremonies at Home and at
Church.
Engagement Announced - Departures
for the ummer-PersonaI
Notes.

Mrs. George Tennyson Stewart and MT
Richard III. Brooks were married last night
| at the home of the brides mother. No. 800
Sth street northeast The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Edward b. Bagby
pastor of the Ninth Street Christian
| Church. Friends of the contracting par
| ties remembered them in the way of hand
| some gifts Only few relatives aud friends
were present. Among them were Mrs.
| Evans of Charleston, S. c.. sister of the
groom. and her son, Mr.. Edward II.
| Brooks. Today the couple went away, and
will be gone about three weeks.
Mrs. Lillian Rozell Messenger has left
| the seaside and is at present visiting Hot
Springs and White Sulphur. Va, on &C
count of her health.
| DR.. and Mrs. W. Stuart Carnes left to-
| day on trip up the great lakes. They will
visit the doctors parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Carnes. at Canton. Ohio. before re-
| turning to Washington.
Miss Clara Waller who was so seriously
| injured last May by a bicycle accident, is
| improving nicely at Atlantic City.
Mr. Herndon Morsell and family have left
| for the Carlton House. Cape May Point, to
spend the month of August.
Mrs. Jesse b. Wilson. Miss Wilson. Mrs.
| Nellie w. Shircliffe, Harry o. Wilson, Sam
uct - " llSOH anu btfidIu oHirCilllc dTt
| at Greenbrier White Sulphur for the sea-
! son.
| Mr.. w. o. w. Scott and family have
| taken cottage at Greenbrier White Sui
| phur Springs for the season.
Mrs. Jno. Klenk arrived home last even
| ing. after enjoying a very pleasant four
| weeks visit at her husbands uncle's home
| at White Mills, Pa
| DR.. and Mrs G. w. Smith of Capitol Hill
| announce to their friends the engagement
| Of their eldest daughter, Inez Tranter, to
| Dr. John Hiram Dyer of St. Peters, No,
| the marriage to take place early in Sep
| TENDER.
| Miss Ella Blanche Murray and Mr.. John
| Gwynn Barber We're married last evening
| at Christ Episcopal Church, southeast, by
| the rector Rev. Mr.. st. John. in the pres
| ence of a number of friends Miss Shaw
and Miss Barber. dressed in white organdie
| one over pink and the other over blue
| silk-attended the bride. The ushers were
| Messrs. William and Joseph z. Barber, Al
| fred Copeland and Robert Murray. The
| bride who gowned in white, and car
| rled white roses, was escorted down the
| aisle by her brother, Mr.. William Alfred
| Murray. After the ceremony a reception
| was held at Mr.. Murray's residence, 4l6
10th street southeast. from s to 10 o'clock,
when Mrs. Murray was assisted in recev-
| ing the guests by the mother of the groom.
| Later Mr.. and Mrs Barber left for At
| lantic City.
| MISS Fern CareW has returned from a
pleasant visit to Misses Langley of Sunset
View Nd.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Grant Barnwen of 1904
w street. with party of friends. have
gone to Chautauqua, where they will re-
| main until the end of August.
| Miss Winifred E. Williams of 1929 33d
street and Mr.. Ernest Jett of 1892 Valley
| street were married July &C. 1899 at $50
pm. at Grace P. E. Church, GEORGETOWN
| by the Rev. Edward d. Johnson. rector.
| They will reside at the groom's residence
| for the present
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Feland of Kentucky
are visiting relatives in this city. Captain
| Logan Feland has returned from Matanzas
and is temporarily stationed here.
| The following Washingtonians are at
| Washington cottage, Atlantic City. n. J..
| this week: Mrs. B. s. Mcdonald, Mrs. J. E.
l McGaw. daughter and nurse; Mrs. NJ. Muir
| ray, Mr.. o. ]. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Ciapp, DR.. ]. Howard Allen. DR.. N. Nc
| Laughlin, MIR. J. I. Hendrick. Miss Ella
| Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Perkins and
daughter.
| Miss Madeleine Prebe Morris was tender
| ed a surprise party last evening at her
| residence, 1909 Kenesaw avenue. the event
being the anniversary of her birthday
After games. music and refreshments there
| was dancing. Among those present were
| Miss Clara Willard. Mrs. Rosalind Dagger
| Misses Clarke, Mckee, Hughes. Carpenter
| Duryea and Hutchinson. and Messrs. Schley
Cassin, Proctor. Swan, Clarke. Jenkins and
| Mckee. Miss Norris was the recipient OF
| beautiful flowers and other gifts. Souvenir
| cards in pen and ink. by one of the young
| ladies, were presented to each guest. The
prizes for one game were awarded, respec-
| lively. to Miss Violet Mckee and Mr.. Harry