The times., 1899-10-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Lucien Clark, D. D.. pastor Ct Foundry
Church. The entire first floor was deco
rated with palms and cosmos blooms. ana
the wedding marches were Played by FTol'
Hopkins, on the violin, accompanied on
the piano by Miss Childs. The groom ana
his best man, DR.. James Finley Kemp vi
Ohio, entered the drawing room from II0
hall and met the bride, who, preceded ~
her maid OF honor Miss Alice benjamin
Chandlee. entered by way q, the second
parlOr. The wedding gown was OF Wh.S5
corded silk the bodice trimmed oaIhIuS
with chiffon A tulle veil completed the
graceful effect and the bouquet was oI
Parma violets The maid of honor wore an
artistic combination Of pale yeilo" cIete
and burnt orange mOusseline de Sole dAu
her flowers were American Beauty lCSe7
The occasion also marked the lo.ly -Hl9I
anniversary Of the marriag5 OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Chandlee, both Of whom were the re
ciDieuts of congratulations from the ioIf
hundred and more guests who attenned Iue
receptiou which followed, from t5O 70
10 o'clock. The bride with her mother
and sister, was assisted in receiving oy
Miss Bonney Miss Keys, and by MISS
Pritehard OF Maryland. A dainty cola
ton was served at a table abloem with
flowers, and at II o'clock DR.. and Mrs.
Davis left for bridal trip north. At home.
at the Lincoln, after November 10
Mrs. Percy Hickling has Joined her
mother, Mrs. Stone, in Philadelphia botl
ladies will be the guests at a breakfast
to be given in that city by Mrs. CornehuS
4 evenson. at the Acorn Club. to the wives
of the diplomats and other foreign nota-
bles who are attending the International
/ Commercial Congress now in session IN
Philadelphia.
MIR. Truxton BeaIe, of this city, who went
to Philadelphia few days ago to at
! tend the commercial congress now IN ses-
sion in that city, read paper before the
I congress Tuesday evening, His subject
The Trade of Middle Asia" embodied his
careful study of the commercial conditions
existing in Persia and Chinese Turkestau
made during two years of travel in Central
Asia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cotton have issued
! invitations to the marriage, at their home.
/ 1855 Roanoke Street northwest, of their
daughter Ethel and Mr.. Frederick Willard
| Carlisle, of 8lontclair, n. j., on Tuesday
/ evening, October 81, at 1880
A number Of Washington friends at
tended the wedding in Berryvule. Va. on
Wednesday, of Mr.. Charles William Wat
ties, of Alexandria, and Miss Mary Alex
ander Lippitt, eldest daughter Of DR.. c. E.
Lippitt, of the former place. The ceremony
was performed at 'Elmington, the Lippitt
/ home, and the clergyman VINO ofhciated was
the Rev. Edward Wall, rector of Grace
Episcopal Church. BerryYille. The bride
wore white Canton crepe and carried an
ivory prayerbook, from which the service
was read.
Miss Lippitt a sister of the bride was
the attendant maid of honor, and her gown
was of pink silk muslin over pink silk. The
/ train of bridesmaids included Miss Edith
! Lay, Miss Nellie Wattles Lee, and Miss
/ Agnes Lee Page, all Of this city. They
wore white silk muslin over white silk, and
carried bridesmaid roses.
Mr.. Henry Starr Wattles, of Alexandria,
a brother Of the groom, was the best
man, and the groomsnlen were Judge Keith
Norton and Messrs. Richard Wattles Ash
by Miller, Harry Yohe, and Douglas Stuart,
of Alexandria; Fitz JordCn, Of Portland,
Me; E. J. Cook, Of Towson. Nd; Fontaine
Broun, of Charleston, w Va. and Bowles
Lippitt and William Travers Lewis, of
Clarke county. The ribbon bearers were
little Misses Mary Arnistead Lippltt and
Mary MCrseu LipDitt, and Masters c.
Washington Lewis, and Montague Lippitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. WattIes left for trip to the
North, and viii make their home in Alex
andria Among the Washington guests
were the Misses EIbry, Mrs. L. L. Page,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lee.
Mr.. Frederick voigt and Miss Jennie
Sebastian were married very quietly We'd
nesday evening in the parsonage Of Trinity
Church, Georgetown. Rev. Father F. x.
Mulvaney, s. J., officiating. Upon their re-
turn from their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Voigt viii reside at 1903 Thirty second
Street.
At the hop given Wednesday evening at
TakOma Hall, by the Takoma Assembly,
who viii repeat their gracious hospitality
monthly throughout the season, the guests
included Mrs. Blackstone Miss Edmonston,
Miss Macleod Miss Herbert, Miss Love,
Miss Davis, Miss Widdecomb, and Messrs.
Leonard Nicholson, Foster Veitenheimer,
Victor Cragin,. Carroll Beau, and Clark, OF
Washington; Miss Page. of Brooklyn Miss
Keys Mr.. +. R. Keys, and Mr.. Craigen, of
Linden Mr. Berry Clark, of Sligo; Mr..
BeaIl, Of Olney; Miss Darling and Mr John
Ray, Of Brightwood; Miss Henderson, Of
Sandy Springs; Miss Whitley and Mr.
Whitley, OF Bladensburg; Mr. Reddng. of
Rockville; Miss Swormstadt. Miss Lay.
Miss Julia Lay, Miss Cady, Miss TasHer,
Miss Waters Miss Meyers, Mr. and Mrs
Kirby, Mr.. c. c. Swormstedt Mr. Norman
Jackson, Mr.. T. A. Lay, Mr.. Augustus Lay,
Dir. Harry Giddings, Mr.. Darby. Mr.. Archie
Waters, Mr.. Walter w Waters, and Mr..
Chester Wannalee.
The Grove Chapter Epworth League
opened its. season Of socials on Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs Faunce
fourth vice president. After d musical