Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-02-23
THE WORLD OF ,SoCIETY
CONTINUED from Seventh Page.)
Hamburg, Mr.. l.. Riezenstein and Mr. 8
Bensinger.

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Bensinger.
Miss Elizabeth Crawford of New York
city, daughter of Capt. and Mrs Medorem
Crawford, was married to Mr.. Daniel Dor
rance Bronson of Lowville, N. Y, at 7:30
last evening at the residence of Mr.. Joseph
X Eds On, 1908 Q street, in the presence of
about thirty relatives and intimate friends.
The Rev. DR.. Perry of st. Andrews Epis-
copal Church, who performed the marriage
ceremony of the parents. of the bride was
the officiating clergyman. The house was
prettlly set with palms and aza!eas and the
decorations were in smilaX, valley lilies,
roses and tulips The bride. who was at
tended by her cousin, Miss Edison of Vas
sar. maid of honor, wore beautiful
gown of white Irish popin, with trimmings
of mousseline lie sole and pearls, and tulle
veil and carried a bouquet of bride roses
and valley lilies. Her going-away gown
was stylish purple tailor-made suit, with
which was worn choice toque to match.
with crown of chinchilla. Miss Edison wore
a beautiful gown of pink organde with
bow knots of black lace, and carried pink
roses. The bride was met under bower
OF palms in the reception parlor by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. A. J.. Hough
of Washington, and, in the absence of the
brides father, Capt. Crawford, who is on
duty at Havana, the bride was given away
by her uncle, Mr.. JOS. r. Edison. After
the wedding supper and reception the bri-
dial couple left for New York city, whence
they will sail for the Rermudas.
Miss Virginia Riley of sos 18th street and
Mr.. Richard H. Taylor Of Virginia were
married today by the Rev. Alfred Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left Immediately for
New York, where they will stay for sew
eral weeks
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Oyster left
Wednesday evening at $50 for an extended
visit to Florida. They will spend a few
days in st. Augustine, and then follow
leisurely the famous east coast resorts, to
Palm Beach and Mia nj.
The Aroarautb Soci,} and I;terary CIub
was entertained last evening by Miss MIS-
sye Moore at her home, 300 9Th street
northeast. Games were enjoyed until late
hour, after which refreshments were served
from a table decorated in national colors.
The most important feature of the evening
was the geological game. Mr.. \. V. Gale
was the winner CT the first prize, while
Miss Irene Rodier received the BOBBY prize.
Among those present were the Misses
CLANCY. Hughes Roach, Tompllins, Rodier
and Moore. and Messrs. Durdn. Gale,
Moore. Gather, Jarvis, Roach and Murray.
The Russian ambassador and Miss Cas-
SIM gave a dinner last night. when their
guests were Miss Henry, Mr.. Zelenoy, Miss
Merriam. Mr.. Roidestnesky. Miss Emory,
Mr.. Bland Mr.. Horace Westcott, Miss
Ashton. Miss Sheridan, Mr.. Walter Berry.
Miss F'foulke, Count Hacke. Miss Wilson
and Mr.. Humphreys Owen.
Miss Franc Watkins and Miss Norine
Taylor of Waverly, n. Y, are spending
few days with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas L. Smith 1913 18th street and Miss
Ethelyn Bloodgood. 6o4 NJ street.
Mr.. and Mrs JOS Herzog announce the
engagement of their daughter Rose to Mr..
David Nachman of Augusta. Ga. At home
Sunday. February %, from TO II pm,
800 9Th street.
Miss Julia Patterson of Concord. n. H..
is spending few weeks with Miss Dennis,
ISIS street.
card Marty WAS given 1act
Miss Jennie Campbell 1903 Both street
After the award Of prizes a collation. was
served and the company was entertained
with recJations by Miss Carrie Douglass.
The members present were Misses Ossman
Pollock, Susie and Jennie White Movers
Smith. Miller and Mrs Sweeny, Messrs
Oertley, Gaggin. Freudenreich, Burroughs
Consaul, GLADDEN. Sweeny, Mclaughlin and
Ruckman. Invited guests We're Misses
Donovan, Morte, Douglass and Mr.. Doug
lass.
Miss Walker will be at home Friday, Feb
ruary "a, informally. Mrs H. O. Nettleton,
Mrs Abbott r. Walker Mrs. William Brit
ton and Miss Tuttle of New Haven will he
with her for the afternoon.
Master Lowndes Lavender, the young son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fleming j. Lavender 1876
Massachusetts avenue, was the host at a
very handsome party for small children
yesterday afternoon.
Last night at o'clock, at the residence
" a pei SoIdl II tLd Oh TIE DflQe. MISS cara
May Eccard, daughter of Louisa NJ. Ec-
card. and Fred Lamborn Grosvenor were
married in the presence of a number of rel
atiyes and friends of the bride and groom
The Rev. Frederick d. Power performed
the ceremony.
Mrs. S. M Newman Will be at home Fri
day from TO : O'Clock and invites her
friends to meet Mrs. Chamberin of Chi
cago.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Shuttle.
1874 Bacon street. was the scene of a very
pretty wedding yesterday at noon. when
their daughter, Miss Florence Shuttle was
united i'll marriage to Mr.. Fred b. Rhodes
of Baltimore. The bride was beautifully
atured in white organdie over taffeta silk
and carried bouquet of brides roses She
entered the tastefully decorated parlor with
her father to the strains of the wedding
march from "Lohengrin,'' played by Mrs
Albert jackson, her cousin. Miss Alice NJ
Fletcher, another cousin of the bride acted
as maid of honor and was becominglv
gowned in white silk and carried pink roses
A brother of the groom. Mr. Charles
Rhodes, was best man. Only the relatives
witnessed the ceremony, which was per
formed by DR.. j. j. Muir, pastor of the f
street Baptist Church. After the wedding
breakfast was served Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes
left for months trip through the south
They will reside in Baltimore OH their re-
turn The young couple were handsomely
remembered by their friends.
Mrs Richards, wife of the solicitor gem
eral entertained a party of young ladies
today at beautifully appointed luncheon
given in honor of Miss Barber. The guests
were Miss Barber, Miss Wilson Miss Nc
kenna, Miss Marie NcKenna Miss Davis
Miss Julia Foraker. Miss Louise Foraker
Miss Cynthia Richards, Miss Warner Miss
Evans, Miss Anita Evans, Miss Wolf and
Mrs. Richards house guests, Mrs. futile,
Miss Steece and Miss Marie Wilson.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Martha S. Haines. daughter of Mrs e. A.
Haines of Capitol Hill, to Mr.. H. c. San
ford of Knoxville, Tenn. Mr.. Sanford Is
the son of Rev. B. F. Sanford of Wisconsin
and graduate Of Lawrence University,
Wisconsin,, and the Columbia Law School
of this city.