Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-12
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The WORLD OF SOCIETY
Interesting Wedding Events for the Coming
Weeks.
The Shoup-Beveridge Marriage "A
ronto Personal Notes.

| Major James c. Shoup of New York city
and grandson Of the late George Grove
Shoup of Indiana, which is announced to
| take place Wednesday evening, June q, al
the home of the brides mother, No. 1913 II
street, will interest as many New Workers
as Washingtonians. Mr.. Shoup, who is a
| graduate OF Columbia University, and who
while In college, was a member of the CO.
| lumbia crew, is now practcing lawyer in
New York city. His best man will be
George Greer Of Rye, N. Y. AS both fami-
small and quiet one.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. H. La Fetra have re-
turned from Toronto, Canada, where they
attended the marriage of their son, DIR.
Linnaeus Edford La Fetra of New York
and Miss Annie Edith Parsons, daughter
OF Mr.. Charles Parsons Of Toronto. The
wedding was celebrated at st. Luke's En-
glish Church at IL o'clock Thursday morn
Ing, June 8, the officiating clergymen being
Canon Osler Of York Mills, uncle of the
bride. and Rev. DR.. Langtry, rector Of the
church. The bride, leaning on her father 8
arm, with Miss Flossie Taylor Of Ottawa
as maid OF honor. preceded by the surpliced
choir chanting the choral service, was met
at the chancel rail by the groom and his
pest man. MI. Edwin 8. La Fetra of Wash
ington. Miss Parsons was becomingly
goWned In point d'esprit and wore a dainty
white toque and carried white roses Miss
Taylor wore a French gown of pale pink
and green and picture hat wreathed in
roses her bouquet was of pink blossoms.
Dr Harold Parsons Of Toronto and Mr..
Marvin Taylor Of Philadelphia, as ushers.
seated the guests, who were the relatives
and intimate friends only from Canada and
the states: After wedding breakfast the
couple left by steamer for a tour. which
Will include Montreal. Quebec. Lake Cham
plain, Saratoga and Boston, and will be at
nome at their apartments. 800 West 21st
street, New York, after July 20.
Vice President Hobarts health has i'm
proved wonderfully since his arrival at
norwood Park, Long Branch. The cottage
at which the Vice President is summerine
Is just one mile and half from his birth
place, and many Of the older residents re-
member Mr.. Hobart when a boy. Yester-
day senator and Mrs. Hanna spent the day
with the Vice President and took a drive
along the Rumson road with their host and
Mrs. Hobart before leaving In the evening
accompanied by her daughter and grand
daughter, Mrs. Kaufman left the city to-
day, and will probably not return until DC
torer. she Will BE- at Atlantic City until
ABOUT the LIST of July, when she will go to
IoIand Springs for a stay of several weeks
FROM there she expects to go to their fish
ing camp OH Cristine lake, in northern New
Z hampshire, and remain there during Sep
TENDER. f
thursday last in Paris Ambassador and
MRS Porter gave a dinner to ex-President
ana Mrs Harrison, when Senator and Mrs
henry cabot Lodge were among the guests
Mrs Elizabeth Robert Rexford of Hart
ford, Conn, has issued cards for the mar
rage OF her adopted daughter Miss Marie
Roin STUDIOS, to Hobart futile Thursday
afternoon, June %, at No. 81 Sigourney
street, Hartford. The Rev. Dr. W. Nj
Hughes. rector of the Church of the Re-
deemer. Morristown, N j., a cousin of the
Mr.. futile is Vice President Hobarts
! brother-in-law and secretary to Governor
voorhees,.
Miss Ray Levi, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Levi, was married yesterday after
noon at D o'clock to Mr.. Emil West of
Washington, at the home of the brides
parents, 2211 Callow avenue, Baltimore
The bride wore white taffeta, trimmed with
lace, tulle veil and carried bride roses.
The flower girls were Miss Edna Open
heimer, who wore pink satin, and Miss
Selma Heyn, blue satin The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Schneeberger,
rabbi of the McCuloch Street Synagogue,
assisted by Rev. H Glass of the same syna-
the ceremony. The guests from out of
town included Mrs. A. West, Miss Sara
West, Messrs Sidney Julius and jerome
West. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jackson, Mr..
S. Oppenheimer and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Franc, all of Washington. The bride and
groom left later in the evening on tour
north and will make their future home in
Washington.
Mrs. Julia r. Tutuiler who has been very
Ill at the Warm Springs, is improving.
Mrs Milton E. Allies and children have
gone to the mountains of Virginia for the
summer.
Roemer the little daughter Of Mrs. Lulie
Reed Clarke. has been i'll at the Providence
Hospital for the past two weeks with scar
let fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turnbull have is
sued cards for the marriage of their
daughter. Georgia, to MIR. Charles Franklin
Crane, Wednesday, June IA, at the Mary
land Avenue Baptist Church. corner 14th
and Maryland avenue northeast, at $50 p.
M, Rev. n. c. Naylor, pastor, officiating.
Mr. Charles H. Miller will render the we'd
ding music. Miss Anna r. Nevins will at
tend the bride. and Mr.. Joseph S. Haas
will act as best man. The ushers will be
Messrs. Hermon c. Metcalf. Paul E. Sic
man, w. c. Trey and John D. Rhodes.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Sipe have sent out cards
for the marriage of their sister, Mrs Alice
M Barber and Mr.. George w. THICKER,
Wednesday, June IA. 1899 at o'clock pr
al the Church of the United Brethren, cor
ner North Capitol and r streets. A recep-
ton win follow at 100 4th street at $50.
Mr. and Mrs H. D. G. C. Sargent an
nounce the marriage of their daughter. An
ME Loveday. to Mr.. Francis AxteIl Rey-
nolds. June II. in this city.
Mrs. L. Lawrence. nee McElroy, Of Brook
Ign. N. Y, formerly Of Washington. is
visiting her parents at No. COS Florida ave-
nue.. and will be pleased to see her friends.
Miss A. s. Mallett, 1454 Rhode Island
avenue. has left the city for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard o. Bone have Is
sued invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter. Madge, to Mr.. Charles r. Gibson,
Wednesday. June p. at II o'clock Church
Of the Ascension. After July 10 the couple
will be at home Of the BRIDES parents at
1112 11th street.
The Misses Wheeler have returned to
New York after a round Of delightful visits
in and about Boston. After being guests Of
Col Hopkins and family at their home,
Brookline. for few days, they went early
last week to Hopedale, whers they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Otis Draper.
whose home is surrounded by acres of Gull
tivated ground and from its lofty situation
there are beautiful views of the surrounding
country. A luncheon was given by Mrs
Draper upon the arrival Of her guests.
Later in the afternoon an informal recep-
ton was held, to which the townspeopls of
Milford and Hopedale were made welcome
The Misses Wheeler were also entertained
by friends in Cambridge.