Evening star., 1899-06-24

.ooer VIII reopen her home here ana en-
tertaln largely next season
MT ana Mrs. Chas. Ebert announce the
engagement of their daughter, Leonor. TO
taL , am 4. heed. The wedding will
'ahe place IN the early autumn.
Last Wednesday evening Odd reI,oxs.
Hall, Falls Church. Va, was the scene of
pretty oal given by the Misses Costolouvs
IN IN honor OF their cousin. Miss Mae Long OF
Miss Mary E. Hungerford Of Reisters-
town, Md. and Misses Florence Nbar,o,
ana Bessie Washington OF Wes,morsisna
county, J va. are visiting the family of Thos
w. hungerford. 222 N street northwest.
MT ana Mrs. M E. Cook chaperoned a
party of young people from Benninp ON a
DN DsaW rlde TO Landover Tuesday night
Dancing was enjoyed there until mfdnighf
among those who took the ride were Mr
ana @ MRS; Lee. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver the
Kisses M Clark Davis. Barnes Cisson and
Martha and Della Susky, and Messrs
Baker, Taylor. Thirles. Pilot and Barnes
Miss Viva G. Jackson and Gilmore ID.
Holmes OF Takoma Park. Nd, were mar
REQ az Annapolis. Thursday, June l5 lssn
hev. NJ W. Van Arsdale officiating
Mrs. A j. Bentley left this morning for
New Haven to attend the commencement
exercises of Yale University. at which her
son, Alex. G. Bentley who is a graduate
OF that institution, will receive the degree
OF M A for excellence in postgraduate
studies.
Mrs. Mollie S. Phillips is rapidly recover
Ing from serious surgical operation.
Miss Florence Bullin of Oklahoma terri
tory. who has spent the past season here
with her sister Mrs. Morris Latta return
ed home last week. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Latta. who will visit her
mother
On Wednesday last at Clifton the anoes-
trail homo Of the family in Lcudoun county,,
Va, and the birthplace of the bride and of
her mother, Mary the eldest daughter Of
Colonel and Mrs. S e. Chamberlin. and Mr..
H. Hume Clendenin were married. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. John
d. La Mothe of Hamilton. in the presence
or only the immediate relatives. The bride
was gowled in white swiss over white taf-
feta, with elaborate lace trimmings. and
carried bouquet of her favorite flowers,
American Beauty roses. The maid OF
honor the brides only sister. Miss Eleanor
Matthews Chamberlin. wore white organdie
over pink taffeta and carried La France
roses Two little cousins of the bride Cor
nelia Needles Walker and Frances Almer
Wright, led the bridal procession into the
drawing room, making an aisle with white
ribbons leading 10 n bower of ferns. daisies
and virginia creeper. where the bride.
the arm OF her father was waited by the
groom with his best man. Mr. Justin Nor
rill Chamberlin. Following the ceremony a
large reception was held for the numerous
friends under the old trees on the lawn.
After a short wedding journey and visit
In New York city Mr.. and Mrs. Clendenin
will go to their future home in Boston. The
groom is a lieutenant in the sth Massa-
chusetts Regiment which has recently re-
turned from Cuba, and was remembered by
his fellow officers A number of friends
from washington were present
Miss Fanny Jerome Walker, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Walker and MIR.
Charles r. Yeatman of the Georgetown Law
School were married Tuesday at the Metro
politan NJ. E. Church. DIR. F. NJ. Bristol.
the pastor, performed the ceremony. and
Mr.. Ralph S. Warfield acted as best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Gerald Van Cas-
teel, Thomas Grant, Charles Louis Lanham
and DIR. H. t. A. Lemon. They were fol-
lowed by the maid of honor, Miss Hattie
Belle Walker, attired in yellow organdie
and carrying roses to match her gown.
The bride entered on the arm OF her brother
Mr.. Frank H. Walker. who gave her away.
Her gown of silk dimity was trimmed pro-
fusely with rich lace Her flowers were
roses In a shower bouquet After the we'd
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Yeatman left for At
lantic City. On their return they will be at
home to their friends at 5l3 l. street north
west.