Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh Pase)

Continued from Seventh PaGe)
lowed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Green,
Corcoran street before Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison took their departure. They Will
live in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Il. r. Harri-
son of Virginia. parents of the groom. were
present at the ceremony.
Rev. DIR. Stafford performed the marriage
ceremony yesterday afternoon at St. Pat
rick's Church for Miss Lillian Frances
Seitz and Mr.. James Herbert Johnson. The
bride wore a rich costume of biscuit-coi-
ored cloth. with hat to match. \ reception
followed at 500 East Capitol street before
the couple left for a honeymoon jaunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Hodges gave n
birthday party In honor of their son Jo-
seph's sixth birthday. After the amuse-
ments all went to the dining room, where u
bOuntiful repaSt was spread. The table was
decorated with cut flowers. and in the CEN
ter was a large birthday cake with brightly
burning candles. Among those present
We're Misses Margaret Won Herman, Cor
nelia Crossfield. Eta and Edith Raitz, Jen-
ME Chalk. HELEN Hunter Edith Mangum,
Clara Martin, Emma 5. Mckim Hodges,
Lizzie Simpson. Outh Ogle. Masters Wal
lace Mangum. Ralph Ogle. Lewis Bauman
Arthur Simpson. Georgia Rauman, Hugh
McAuley, Ross Pollock. frankie Aubrv,
and Carroll Simpson. Willie White and
Willie Ewing.
The marriage Of Miss Jennctte Turner
daughter of Sam'l r. Turner. and Mr.. Chas.
keis took place Yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides fath"-. Rev. DIR. Dpmsr
officiating and only near friends and the i'm
mediate families attending The bride was
handsomely goWned In violet cloth. trim
med with ecru lace and white satin. and hat
to match. and carried brides roses. The
bridesmaid. who was her sister. WIS
daintily attired iii rich green cloth. and
carried MareChal Neil roses. The best man
was DR.. Pippin The rooms were lavishly
decorated with vines and cut flowers. After
lUncheUn, the couple departed on the 12:id
make a short stay of few days prior to
trip south. Many BEAUTIFUL presents We're
received.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
yesterday al the residence of Mr.. r. T.
Sampsen 1112 18th street. when his sister
Miss Effie, was MARI d to Mr.. Floyd +.
Seaton of RectortowE, Va. Promptly at
1870 they entered the rarlOr. accompanied
by Mr.. r. +. Sampsefl of ReCtortown and
Miss Alice smith Of Leesburg, Va. Rev.
f. V. REGISTER performing the ceremony.
The bride wore Il modish blue cloth travel
ing dress. After luncheon the couple left
for a short trip north. Only a few friends
witnessed the ceremony. They will reside
at ReCtCrtOwn, Va.
Senator Kenncy and family have taken
and are now occupying the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Findlay Harris. ITO 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and their daughter
Lillian are at the Westminster for the win
ter
Miss Sadie Bacon.
Mrs. Rosa V. Bacon and Mr.. Joseph
Robert Fague were married last night at
the residence of the bride. 665 Massa chu-
sets avenue AT o'clock, the Rev j. T.
Wightman, former pastor of Mt. Vernon
Place NJ. r. Church. officiating. The bride
was becOmingly atttred in castor color pop
lin The presents were unusually numer-
Gus and handsome. An informal reception
was held after the ceremony, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fague. having received the congratu-
lations of their friends and relatives. left
for a wedding tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Cunningham are
spending the winter at the Grafton.
The Butterfly Club will give their second
dance of the season at S.. Joseph's Hall.
corner 9TH and III streets northwest. Mon
day, December f. Admission by card only.
Mrs. HoratiO s. Rubens has come over
from New York TO spend tie season with
Mr.. Rubens at the Raleigh. Mr. RubenS is
prominently connected with Cuban affairs.
and IS associated with the Cuban delegate
to the United States, Senior Gonzales que
sada- Mrs. Rubens is a handsome and ac-
comphshed woman. and with the advent
of Cuban affairs and Cubaus into the life
of the capital she will be a pleasant acoDi-
sition to social life.
Representative Joseph E. Thropp of the
twentieth district of Pennsylvania has
rented the MiChler house, corner of 10Th
and Massachusetts avenue, and will bring
his family here this week. Mrs. Thropp is
the daughter of the late Col. Thomas a.
Scott assist ant secretary OF war under
President Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Glascock left the city
yesterday to spend Thanksgiving with
friends in Caroline county, Va
Miss Jesslca Adamson of Maryland is the
guest of the Misses Davidson of 1908 18Th
street.
Miss Blossom Benson Of Brooklyn is visit
f.-rr
headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Granger of 1441 Rhode
Island avenue are spending the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays with relatives in New York
city They will return 20 Washington early
next week
Last evening the Church of the Sacred
Heart in Mt. Pleasant was the scene of the
marriage OF Miss Elizabeth II. Ryan and
Mr.. VIII b. Shaw. Rev. JOS F. McGee
performed the ceremony. host of friends
witnessed the ceremony, which was per
formed amid a beautiful display of palms
and potted plants Immediately after the
ceremony the newly married couple left for
a bridal trip to New York and other points
Miss Lillian Frances Seitz and Mr.. James
! Herbert Johnson We're married at St
Patrick Church yesterday afternoon at
30 clock, Rev. ID j. Stafford Officiated
| The bride was aJtired IN gray venetian
| cloth eIdbordteIy trimmed in applique lace
and corn color velvet, and wore a pictur-
| ViOlets- The groom was attended by Mr.
| .. J. De Moll Miss Cecile Phelps. an init
! mate friend Of tue bride. presided at the
| organ Immediately after the wedding a
| reception followed AZ the home of the bride,
! SUI East Capitol street Among those pres
| ent We're: Rev ID. J. Stafford Mrs VIM. c.
| keekin, Dr.. and Mrs. +. s. LGthrOp Mr..
| and Mrs. Chds. 5. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs
| ". w. Seitz, Miss Johnson. Mr.. Bradford,
| Mr. and Mrs West. Mr.. and Mrs Radclif.
| Miss Agnes Dclhaey. Mr.. Edw F. Goodin.
| Mr. w. D. Clarke. jr-. Mr.. Walter Brown
| ing. Miss Maude Owens. Miss McGraw
Misses Hodges, Mr.. Callahan, Mr. Finney,
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Brown, Mr.. ana Mrs. Clagett Mr.
| Essential. MCssrs. Parker and Bridget and
many others Mr. and Mrs Johnson will
| be at home to their friends after Decem-
| Der IL at sOI East Capitol street
Mr.. and Mrs. james Monroe Miller of
| Kansas are in the city. and will stop with
| their nephew, Mr.. William A. Miller of 1926
| 10Th street northwest, until located for the
| winter. Mr.. Miller i the new member from
| the fourth district of Kansas
| A surprise party was given 10 Miss Mel
| I've Bryan last evening at her residence.
| No. 202I II street northwest. The most
| str.king feature OF the evening was a cake
| walk after which the young folks retired