Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-28
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Mckinley Welcome
Delegates.
Home Weddings Last NiEht-COminRs
and GoinEs-PersODal
Notes.

| Less than three hundred guests were pres
! ent, and this company had the east room,
| the corridor and the conservatories-an
area of most comfortable proportions-for
their enjoyment. The floral decoration was
| effective, palms and foliage plants forming
| the most of it in the east room and corridor.
while in the dining room scarlet-hued bios
| SONS and tapers made gay finish with the
| tempting collation. offered. Most of the
/ guests were early in assembling, and were
received in the east room by President and
Mrs. Mckinley. With them in the receiv-
| ing line were Mrs. Hitchcock wife of the
| Secretary of the Interior. who thus made
| her first appearance socially at the capital;
Miss Long and Miss Wilson Mrs. McI<in-
ley was in white satin and point lace. Mrs.
| Hitchcock wore heliotrope satin and Miss
| Long and Miss Wilson wore light evening
| toilettes.
In addition to the special guests there
| We're also Invited many well-known officials
and residents of Washington.
| Rev. Dr. e. n. Calisch of Richmond per-
J formed the marriage ceremony last night
at the Savoy for Miss Inez Claire Good
| man of Richmond and Mr. Samuel Arthur
| Nattans, son of Dr. Arthur Nattans of this
city. A large gathering of friends was
present on the happy occasion. Mr.. Saliva
dor Richard was best man and Miss kath-
| crime Goodman was maid of honor for her
sister. The bride wore white crepe de chine
| and a tulls veil with wreath of orange
blossoms. Messrs. Al Sigmund and Mr..
| Henry Kaufman of this city, Mr.. Fred
| Richod and Mr.. Saul CAM of New York
and Messrs. Sig Goodman, Ike Goodman
| and Joe Goodman of Richmond We're ush
| crs. The bride received number of ee-
CANT presents. Mr. and Mrs. Nattans left
last night fer a northern trip and will take
| up their residence in Baltimore shortly,
| Ia 10 rod TN ,,cp
| Mrs. Radcliffe, wife of Rev. DR.. Radcliffe,
will give a reception this afternoon to the
| Womans Foreign Missionary Society and
| the wives of the delegates to the Pan-Pres-
| byterian Alliance.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Duff Will sail for
| southampton Wednesday, October T. They
purpose visiting London. Paris and touring
| the continent for Mr.. Duff's health.
Mr.. William Gibson of England and
Prince Leopold and Prince Reginald de
| Croy of Belgium will visit Washington this
week They are guests of Sir Thomas Lip
ton for the yacht races.
Miss Charlotte Taylor leaves town today
for a few days visit to New York to wit
! ness the Dewey celebration there.
| CO.. Chas. Emery and wife, after a
| months visit to the old home of the for
mer in Maine, have returned
DR.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Bristol, who
| have just returned from summer in Eu-
| ici't, VIII i1e wen z reception Dy the mem
| bers of metropolitan Church Friday even
| Ing al o'clock in the church parlors.
| Mrs. Mary a. Thomas and Mr.. Nathaniel
! II. Lytle both Of this city, We're married
| Tuesday, September &c, at ST. Josephs
| Catholic Church, corner I'd and c streets
/ northeast, Rev. Father Dillon performing
| the ceremony. They left after for
| New York and other points north.
Mrs. Bette Heath, Miss Maude Heath
and Miss Estelle Lord of Richmond. Va,
| are guests Of Mrs. James w. Allison T09
| Sth street northeast.
| Mrs. Kenney, wife of Senator Kenney,
| has been in the city. visiting Mrs. w. b.
| DAILY of 1000 9th street.
Miss Maud Baggett is visiting friends at
| 1916 Riggs place.
| A pleasant surprise party rendered
| to Miss Anna orion at her home. 40T LIST
street last evening BY number of young
| people, and refreshments We're served.
| Those present We're: Misses Eula Howard,
| Grace PoIkinhorn. Minnie W. Grossart, Eft
| ia Thompson, Mary Cole, Anna Orion and
| Mr.. Walter Medairy, Mr.. Nicholas Thimes,
| Mr. James r. Degges. Mr.. Thomas ]. Biz
Eey, Mr.. Henry orion, Mr. Richard Orton
| and Mr.. Claude c. Kitchen.
Miss Elsie Elterich of Pittsburg Ia, who
! is in the city for months visit with rela-
| lives and friends, is the guest of Miss Ethel
| D. Baker of GIG Q street.
| MISS Lillian c. Johnson and Mr.. Patrick
| J. Walshe, both of this city. We're married
| at St. Mary's Church last night very quiet
| ly. The ceremony was performed by the
! Rev. Father MCGEE. The bridesmaid was
| Miss Kate Nau and the best man Mr.. VIM.
II. McGrann Mr.. and Mrs. Walshe left
| last night for a trip to New York.
| Mrs. Louis y. Dent, Mrs. w C. R. Haz-
ara and Miss Eugene Dent returned from
Jamaica September -. After spending some
| time as the guests of Mrs. Hazard In Buff
| falo they will attend the Dewey ceiebra-
! ton in New York and return to Washing
ton October 10, Mrs. Hazard accompany
| ing lem.
| MIS- Margaret Edes, who is now In New
York, was among the Washington friends
at the Cantacuzene-Gran wedding Monday
| AT the Russian ceremony the bride wore
among her jewels the pearl pin given her as
bridal gift by Miss Edes. The latter's
| costume at the church ceremony and recep-
| ton Monday was of black and white en-
bossed velvet, trimmed with Irish lace
A company of relatives and intimate
| friends were present last night at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Chandlee at
Chevy Chase to witness the marriage OF
| Miss Katharine Hendricks daughter of
| Mrs {. Hendricks, and Mr.. Charles Nor
gan. Rev. DR.. Ramsdell. pastor of the
| North Presbyterian Church, performed the
| ceremony. The brides only attendant was
! her young nephew, the .six-year-old son
| of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hendricks. The
hall and drawing room were decked in
| the bay window, where the flowers formed
a bower. during the ceremony. The we'd
| ding marches We're rendered by Miss Helen
| Nye, accompanied by Miss Effie Henry
| The brides dress was of white organdie
! over white satin. and her shower bouquet
| was of bride roses. Supper was served in
| the dining room, where white carna tons
| and autumn foliage formed an artistic
! decoration The brides mother wore sill
YER spangled black crepe, and Mrs Chan
| dice sister of the bride wore Brussels net
over black satin. Among the other rela-
| tiveS present were ex-senator and Mrs.
| German. the Misses German. Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. ]. Hendricks, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
| Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Lambert,
| Mrs. M. E. Morgan. the mother of the
| groom: DR.. and Mrs. William Morgan and
| DIR. and Mrs. Francis Morgan. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Morgan will reside at Worcester,
| Mass. but will make an extensive trip be-
| fore going there.
| Mrs. Mary L. Stephens of 700 18th street
| is visiting her son and his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Stephens, in New York city,
after passing the summer in the Catskil
mountains. Tarrytown-on-the-Hud and
Long Branch She will return home about
the middle Of October
Wednesday, October H. at noon, the mar
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