Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Riley and Mr.. Harrison Married To-
day.
The Aiibi Clubs Party-other Hospi-
taiities-Intcrcsting Per-
sonnI Notes.

gathering of relatives and personal
friends We're present at noon today at the
Riley family residence. : Iowa Circle. to
witness the marriage Of Miss Ellen Robin
son Riley, daughter Of the late VIM. r.
Riley. and Mr. Dabney Carr Harrison Of
Virginia. The house was profusely decorated
with vines and white chrysa nthemlms Rev.
DR.. Aspinwall, rector OF St Thomas, obi
ciated assisted by Rev. Dr. Mckim. The
bride was unattended. Her wedding gown
was of white crepe. prcttiIy trimmed with
old family lace and chiffon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison left this afternoon for ST. Louis
and will spend part of the winter on the
groom's ranch, in the Indian territory
Tn" marriage of Miss Atala Beale Mich
olson to Mr.. Lucus @. c. Lamar took place
at the residence of the brides parents yes
terday at II o'clock. Rev L ID H1ntley
| rector of Trinity NJ Z. church. offcia,cd.
None but the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties witnessed the GER
emory. The bride is strkns!y handsome
woman. and belongs to one of the best
known and oldest families of naval aud
milit1fy DISTINCTION. Mr. Lamar Is very
popular in both social ana official life I'm
Washington, and is the son Of thc late
Justice l.. q. c. Lamar of th, United
state; Supreme Court.
Miss Elsa Belt has returned home after
month spent in Philadelphia with friends.
Col Walcott and family have removed
from 2'"5 18th street to Il larger house on
l1lh street t213ol. where thew viii be
pleased to their friends SATURDAYS 1ur-
ing the season.
Mr.. William Z. DouRherty and family
have moved permanently to Washingtou
ana are occupying house 1905 18th street
MISS bougherty, who has been Visiting
friends i'll East Orange. y J., vii return
home Monday next.
Mrs and Miss Sanger viii not receive
Saturday, December =, on account of alb
sence from the city fer the day.
Mrs. GeorSe ". Cissel ami he. daughter.
Mrs. John H. Roche have returned home.
after several months traye! through the
west extending as far as san Francisco
Mrs Cissel and Mrs. Roche were recipients
OF many gracious attentions while west.
The marriage Of Miss Imog ae T. AIa@ii-
DER Of West Washington ana Mr. Edmond
W. Scott took place last evening n The
presence of large number of friends III
the parsonage Of s.. Augustlna's church.
Rev. Father Dou@horty officiating. Miss
1rSgIine b rker was bridesmaid and Mr.
T. W. Brown best man. The ceremony Was
followed by reception a Los Erie street
northwest. The future home of the couple
The ushers were Messrs. William Gray,
Lewis Thompson. James :. Pimn and r. }.
DIckey. The presents were numerous and
valuable, including a handsome silver sery-
ice from friends at the bureau of engraving
ana printing with which the groom is con-
nccted.
The second dance of the season was given
at Hotel Kenmore by Mr.. and Mrs w W
Warfield The decorations. consisting prin-
cipally of palms and green's were arranged
In the hall and banquet room. as well as
in the reception rooms Refreshments were
served al 10 O'clock.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Margaret
Swindells, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon
SWindells of Pierce street, Anacostia, and
MIR. Charles Eugene Entwlsle Of the same
place took place last evening al Z o clock at
the Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Minnesota avenue, Anacostia, in the pres
ence of large gathering, and was per
formed by the pastor, Rev. Nelson II. Mil
Ter. The church decorations consisted OF
palms and ferns and where the bridal par
ty stood during the ceremony We're especial
ly graceful and effective arrangements OF
these plants. The usherS We're Nj. William
Swindells Mr.. John d. Barr, Mr.. Samuel
Ftllius and Mr.. Arthur Emo. Mrs. NJ. p.
Smell, who was at the organ, rendered
wedding march the bridal party entered
the church. The brides dress was a travel
ing suit Of garnet. She wore white hya-
CinthS in her hair, and carried bouquet of
carnations and maidenhair fern. The brides
maid was Miss Matte Baldwin OF Balti-
more and Mr.. William King of AnaCostia
was best man. The bridesmaid was dressed
in suit of blue cloth, and carried white
chrySanthemUmS. Mir. and Mrs. Entwlsle
will be at home after December 10 at 1920
nth street, AnacOstia.
on Wednesday last a. the Williston
Church Portland, Maine, Miss Bessie Helen
Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Colman Allen. was married to Mr.. George
Miller Whitwel of this city. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Smith Baker.
The bride, who was Sowned in white satin
and tule was attended only by Miss Edith
Pancoast Of Portland. The guests, who
completely filled this historic church, Were
seated by Mr.. Frank Allen, brother of the
bride: Mr.. Sanford WhitweA OF Washing
ton Mr.. Allan GOOld and Mr.. Leonard Ger
IRISH Of Portland. Mr.. Clarence Aspinwau
of Washington was the groom : best man.
After returning from their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitwell viii take up their
residence In this city, at the Analostan, and
will be at home Fridays in January.
Miss Elizabeth L. Sylvester of New York
has been here for day or two visiting her
brother MAJ. Sylvester, and other relatives
in this city.
Yesterday at noon, at the residence of
Mrs NJ r. Dear T21 sth street her niece,
Miss Ada Lee Fred, and Mr. Amos b. Stay
maker of Norfolk, Va, were married by
Rev. Charles T. Herndon of Hamilton, Va.
the brides pastor. The double parlors were
effectively decorated with running pine and
autumn foliage, with background Of palms
and ferns To the strains Of "l.ohengrnS
bridal chorus. rendered by Miss Ruby Wal
lace. the graceful young bride entered with
her brother, Mr.. Charles II. Fred, and was
met at the improvised altar by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Archie Slaymaker.
The bride wore stylish travelling gown of
dark blue cloth, and carried a shower bou-
quet of bride roses Immediately after the
ceremony wedding breakfast was served,
and the couple left on the northern traip
for an extended tour. The popularity of
the bride and groom was evidenced by
many handsome and useful gifts.
The Right and Left Bower Club was
charmingly entertained last Tuesday even
ing by Misses Mabel Owen and Annie Elk
a MlSS
Stenberg and MIR. Nihion won first honors
of the evening. while Miss Elkins and Mr..
Hill carried off second. The members of
the club are: Miss Callie Collins, Miss
Nettie Bert Miss Mabel owen Miss Efie
Nichols, Miss Estelle Steinberg, Miss An
nella Martin, Miss Annie Elkins, Mrs. A. c.
Gilbert, Mrs j. w. Owen. Mrs +. j. Col
Inns. Mrs. j. ]. owen, Mr.. ]. NJ. Weaver
Mr.. ]. j. Hill, Mr.. ID. r. Nihion Mr.. VIM.
H. Richards, Mr.. NJ. E. koehler Mr.. r. H.
Louis, Mr.. F. w. Dierkoph and Mr.. L.
L. ,ln.n