Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Season Of Weddings and Wedding
Receptions.
Whereabouts of WelI-Knovyn People
-PersOnaI Notes of In
tercst,

| MIME! ) party, IN mis- private car. DIR. and
Mrs. Andersen left the party in Chicago. in
order to attend the wedding of Miss Vesta
| lindblum and Count PAUL. of Sweden.
| Mrs. Powell wife of Judge z. A. Powell
Of Trappe, Nd, and Mrs Daniel Miffiin of
Dover, Del. are visiting their sister. Mrs
| Daniel NJ. Ridgey of Capitol Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson nave issued
| cards for a reception Tuesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Cadwalader of Madrid.
| The Austrian minister and Baroness Hen
! gelmuller have gone to Lenox, where they
Will probably remain through the autumn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip T. Dodge and family
| have returned from Europe.
| Ex-Gov. and Mrs. John w Hoyt have
issued invitations for the wedding OF Miss
| Martha Cone Mitchell and their son, Mr.
| Kepler Hoyt, Wednesday evening October
| %, at the New Church, corner 10th and
| CorCoran streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. Kennedy cele-
| brated their twenty-fifth wedding anntver-
| sary October at 2o5 New Jersey avenue
| northwest. The house was beautifully dec
| GRATED with white roses and ferns and the
| table in the dining room trimmed with
white satin ribbon and roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Kennedy received many elegant gifts.
Among those present Were Mrs NJ. A. War
| dell of Brooklyn. n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs G. c.
| Hazelton, Capt, and Mrs. Case, Mrs. Ran
| ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler of Brooklyn,
| n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ferry. Mrs. Ergood,
! MIS- I1pIdCe tNuEdilI, MISS SSNpollI. misses
Carraway, Miss Anna Burson. Jurge and
| Mrs. Graybill of South Dakota. Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Hayes, Mrs. and Miss Ward,
Mrs and Miss Montgomery. Mrs. John r.
| Wilson, Messrs. Ward. Callahan, Clark,
| Kendall. Crutchfield, McGrew and Baulsir.
| Mrs. William Jones Rhees and Miss Grace
| Rhees have returned from Atlantic City.
| Prof. Rhees with his daughter, left the
| early part of July for Lake Placid, in the
| Adirondacks, where they spent month,
| making the trip by way of Lake George
| and Lake Champlain. They then spent a
| week in Plattsburg, and the remainder Of
| the summer in Canada, visiting Quebec,
| Montreal and St Anne de Beaupre. via St.
| Lawrence river. Miss Grace then extended
her trip to Montpelier, VT. and three weeks
| ago was Joined in Philadelphia by Mrs
| Rhees. Owing to the continued illness of
Mrs. Knees son it will be impossible for
| them to move into their new 18th street
home SO they have again renewed the lease
| of 1I13 NJ street.
! The marriage of Miss Annie Hardness
| Holiidge, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs l. S
| Hollidge, to Mr. Raymond Kingsley Cook
winch was announced to take place at the
! Brookland NJ. E. Church. October 24th
| the brides parents, on account of the re-
cent death of Mr.. Cooks father. The we'd
| ding will be strictly private in character
| The marriage of Miss Edith Perley Dick
| erson and Mr.. Morris Wright Pool took
place at ST. Margarets Church. Saturday
morning. October Il, the Rev. Herbert Scott
| Smith performing the ceremony. The we'd
| ding was quiet one owing to the illness
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Pool left for a
short trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Moore, tr, of
Sandy Spring, Nd, received about 100 of
| their friends and relatives Saturday even
| ing. The occasion was the fifteenth ami
versary of their wedding, and a number of
useful and beautiful gifts of glassware will
| long remind them of a very pleasant and
| informal hOusewarming, their home, PEN
y-Bryn, having been recently nearly dou-
bled in size. Among those in attendance
who came from a distance We're Mrs. Jos.
W. Tilton and Frederic p. Moore of New
York, Mrs. Thomas l.. Moore and Miss
Roberta Allen of Richmond, Mrs Yellott of
Philadelphia and Miss Bremmy of Laurel
Mrs. s. c. Vedder Of Fairfax expects to
sail for Europe Saturday in company
with Mrs. Ewing Easter and daughters Of
Baltimore the Misses Antonio and Holly
day Hicks of Fairfax and Miss Helen l..
Thomas of Sandy Spring, Nd. The party
will spend considerable time in Paris, where
Mrs. Easter has taken house during the
exposition, and it is not probable any of
them viii return before next summer.
1t is announced that the wedding of Miss
Bessie Williams of Baltimore and Arthur
Chase Needles of Roanoke will take place
on Nov ember Il at the home of the brides
grandfather, Mr.. Oliver Parker. Owing to
| the recent decease of the father of Mr..
Needles, the wedding will be small. The
| young couple Will reside IN tNOdllohe. va
Mrs. William l. Parker of Medford,
Mass, is visiting relatives in Montgomery
| county, Nd.
| Miss Mary Chandler Hummer of Med
| ford Mass, and Joshua Pierce of Law
| renee. in the same state, will be married
| in the former place next week MI Pierce
| is a native of Montgomery county, Md, but
has been in Lawrence for the past twenty
years.
An enjoyable party given Thursday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. L. Cooper. 1O1 22d street northwest, in
honor of their cousin, Miss Julia w. NJ.
Garrison of Baltimore. Music, games and
other pleasures We're INDUCED in until a
late hour, when refreshments were served.
Among those present We're Mrs. S. L.
Cooper, Miss Julia Garrison, Mrs. 7.
George. the Misses Garlinger of Hagers-
town. Miss Price. Miss Hansburaugh, Miss
Wood and Miss Marshall. The gentlemen
present were Messrs. s. L. Cooper, D. Muir
ray, Z. Trodden, d Stanton, Frank Cauld-
well, J. Dement,, D. Ransdell, j. Acton and
7. George.
The Takoma Assembly has issued invita-
lions for a dance TO be given next Wednes-
day the 18th instant, at Talloma Hail. The
event will be the first of this season to be
given by the assembly. The committee of
arrangements consists of Messrs. Theo. A.
Lay, jr., Robert L. Walters Chester Man
nakee and Richard z. Lay. The chaperons
will be Mesdames H. A. Cady, Il. A. Lay
and w. j. Giddings. A special electric car
Park at 12:30 o'clock and will make con-
nections with all the lines in the city.
Thursday evening last a number of per-
sons from this and other cities assembled
at the residence of Mrs. NJ. A. Griswould to
assist her in celebrating the hftieth ami
versary of her birth There dancing,
music and many amusements on the pro-
gram, which We're participated in and en-
joyed by all the guests. The parlors were
handsomely decorated with palms, holly.
roses and carnations Many handsome pres
ents were received
Among the many present We're: Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. A. Griswould of Baltimore, son
of Mrs Griswould; Mrs. Geo. A Griswould
was attired in nile green silk and wore
turquoise and pearls; Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Kerber of Philadelphia and their three
sons, Masters Albert, Louie and Earl ker-
Der; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Scott of Chicago. |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durham of Lancaster,
Pa; Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Chauncey and
their son, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Lula |
Speake, Mrs. ]. NJ. Speake, Misses Rena |
and Matte Speake, nieces of Mrs Girls |
would Capt Williams and his wife of |
Brooklyn. n. Y; Mrs. Robt, E, Lee of this |
city, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brodt and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Van Schriver and son, Mr.. and |