Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-17
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Interesting Ceremony Uniting Miss Haines
and Mr.. Sanford.
Marriage of Miss Miller and Mr.. Haas
interesting Personal
Mention.

Metropolitan NJ. F. Church, corner of Az
| and streets, was the scene last evening of
one of the prettiest weddings of the season.
| The platform was beautifully decorated
with palms and flowers. and the church
was well filed with friends Of the young
| bride-elect.
The contracting parties were Miss Martha
| S. Haines. daughter of Mrs. E. A. Haines
| of No. sos street southeast, and Mr. Her
| bert c. Sanford a young lawyer of Knox
| vlle Tenn. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DIR. z. D. Huntley of Trinity NJ f.
| Church. Capitol HILL The bride was given
| away by her mother. The maid of honor
| was Miss Clara E. Haines. sister of the
bride, and Mr.. H. c. Hooker of Milwaukee
| was best man. The ushers were Messrs.
| E. S. La Fetra, Charles Lamond. Malcolm
| Haines and H. c. Oterholtzer. The bride
was attired in white organdie over cream
silk. the bodice of which was trimmed with
| point lace. and she carried a bouquet of
| carnations. The maid of honor wore white
orSandie over pink silk. with trimmings of
white satin ribbon, and. like her sister.
| carried bouquet of carnations. AS the
| wedding party entered the church Miss
| Grant. the organist. played the ''Lohen-
| grin wedding march, and they retired
| she rendered Mendelssohns march. Follow
| ing the ceremony a reception to few very
! intimate friends took place at the residence
| of the brides mother. The wedding pres
| ents were numerous and handsome, and in
| cluded five checks each for liberal sum
| of money. During the evening Mr.. and
| Mrs. Sanford started on their wedding tour.
| This comprises visit to friends in CadiZ,
ONO; Milwaukee, Wis. and to the parents
of the groom. in Warsaw. Wis. From the
| latter place Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford will go to
| Knoxville, Tenn, where they viii in future
| reside.
An interesting marriage took place yes
| terday morning at the residence of Mr..
| Lemuei Miller 4i6 G. street southeast. The
contracting parties We're Miss Emily G..
Miller and Mr.. Joseph S. Haas. The bride
| was becomingiy attired in white and
| ried large bouquet of bride roses Men
delssohns wedding march was played
throughout the ceremony by Miss Sallye C.
| Haas, a sister of the groom The couple
departed on the II o'clock train to visit
| Philadelphia, Atlantic City, New York and
Boston. returning to Washington by water.
They will be at home after September 10.
Among the guests present at the happy
| event We're Mr.. Henry *. Willard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Crane Mr.. Thaddeus B. Sar-
geant, Mr.. James S. Franklin, Mr.. Charles
w. Haas, MIR. Edwin E. Haas, Master j. p.
NJ Haas, jr.. Miss Mary Miller, Miss Grace
| Lindsay, Misses Maude, Margaret and Sal
I've Haas and the parents of the bride and
| groom.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wilker, with their
, parents, Mrs. Fields. Miss E. Cornelius and
| Mr.. w. Oliver. have gone to Piney Point to
| spend a couple of weeks.
| Miss Nellie Simmonds of II H street is
stopping at Asbury Park, N. J., with her
cousin, Mrs w. b. Loudenslager. She will
return home September 10.
Mr.. B. B. Earnshaw and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. Grace A. Ryon. have gone
to Atlantic City. After their return to
Washington they will go to White Sulphur
Springs for short stay.
Miss Annie C. Fitzgerald and little friend,
Miss Mary Simmons, are visiting Miss Mil
dred NJ. Langley, Sunset View, d. c.
Miss Lottie c. Schondau and Miss Miller
leave today for trip to Niagara Falls,
Watkins Glen and Canada
Miss Minnie Cook of Capitol Hill left this
afternoon for months visit to her cousin,
Mrs. Clinton Moore of Boyd's, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hayes of 107
street have gone to Atlantic City for
| few weeks.
Blanche Doyle of Pittsburg. who have been
visiting the Misses Hanley of 1914 18th
street, have returned home. accompanied
by Miss Agnes Haney. The latter will re-
main until the LIST of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Taylor have re-
turned to their home on Dunbarton avenue
| after two weeks visit to relatives in
| Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mr.. C. w. BURY prominent young bus
mess man of New Philadelphia Ohio, and
his mother, Mrs. John BURY, passed
through the city Wednesday their way
| to Arundel-on-the-Bay, where they intend
| spending couple of weeks
Miss Bessie 1. Johnson of + street south
west is visiting her friend, Miss Rosie Tay-
Tor of Annapolis Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Roderick and Miss
| Elizabeth Mcintosh of 1926 9th street have
gone to Warren White Sulphur Springs,
| Va. few weeks outing.
Mrs. Ernest Schmid and children left yes
terday to spend a month at Stone Bridge,
| in the Luray valley, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Gass left for
Atlantic City today
Miss Sallie Macdonald is visiting her
cousin in Kmball. Page county, Va.
Among the Washingtonians summering at
| Brexton Villa Cape May. are: W. w.
Breneman. Mrs. jeff. F. Moser, Miss Helen
G. Moser W. l.. Birch, Mrs. W T. Birch,
| Herbert F. Wallace Emelyn NJ. Hodge, w.
D. Clark, Chauncey Hickok, Mrs. Chauncey
| Hickok, Miss Daisy Hickok, Miss Mamie
| Hickok, Miss Reizentein, Miss Weyl and
| Miss Annie Robb
1t is announced from Newport that the
marriage of Miss Julia Grant and Prince
Michael Cantacuzene will take place Sep
TENDER % The ceremony will be performed
by Bishop Henry c. Potter in All Saints
Chapel, Newport. Miss Grants bridal dress
has been made in Paris and is rich and
elaborate The honeymoon, it is said, will
be passed at Beaulieu, the w. w. Aston
place, now occupied by Potter Palmer and
family. The bridesmaids will include two
of the Misses Morton daughters of Levi 2.
Morton.
Mrs. James A. French and little daughter,
Katharine. have left Round Hill. Va. and
are at 1.-The Evergreens," Falls Church,
Va, for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. E. c. Cutter has Joined her daugh
ter Miss Cutter, and her sister, Mrs. F. *.
Fox, at Aurora-in-the-Allegha where
they expect to remain until some time in
| the autumn.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Powell,
| Coax HILL" Blue Ridge mountains was
scene of much gayety last Monday even
ing. Mr.. VIM. H. Noel of Portsmouth, Va,
arranged the musicale" Misses Grayce
and Carrie Powell gave piano solos. Mrs.
Mayhem and Miss Maude White of Wash
ington rendered several songs, and Miss
Bessie Raun of Washington gave recita-
tons. After the concert a topic party was
given and greatly enjoyed by the guests.
The following topics were discussed: Troll
ley Cars" 1.-The Weather. Dinner, Chill
| dren, Music. Poetry, Camp Meeting, at
the conclusion of which the Virginia reel
was danced Mr.. Noel played the dance
music. Among those present were Mes
DANES. Raun. Withers, Miller. Mayhem of
| Washington; Misses Grayce, Carrie,
Marion Bessie and Janet Powell. Misses
Raun Edith Burned. Maud White, Charlotte
| White of Washington; Messrs. William
| pnwall Stanley Powell Phjlin Van Gjckler