Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pretty Wedding and a Honeymoon Trip
to Manila.
The Hand-Train Marriage Mt bar
Notwithstanding Per-
sOnal Notes.

Lieutenant Q. W. Bell. Sd United States
Cavalry, now under orders for Manila, were
married Saturday evening at the residence
of Major John S. Loud United States army
kenesaw avenue. Rev. Father Foley of ST.
Paufs. officiating. Miss Dorothy Loud and
Lieutenant Supple stood up with the couple.
The bride was dressed in white organdie
and wore tulle veil held by orange bios
| some. She carried white roses. Her brides
| maid was also in white with yellow ribbons.
Among the guests in addition to Major
Loud and family, were General Bernard.
Captain and Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Hart
of the Soldiers Home, Major Sweigart and
| the Misses Sweigart Major and Mrs. Nor
gan, Captain and Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. Rafferty, and Mrs. Clarke. all OF Fort
Myer Lieutenant Bell and his bride leave
| today for the Pacific coast to sail almost
| Immediately for Manila
Mrs Rudolph Kaufman and daughter
have gone te their summer home, Camp
Percy n. H.
Messrs. Hampton Y. Denman and Joseph
w. Bowie are among the guests at the
Louisburg Hotel, Bar Harbor Maine They
VIII return by way of Fall River to New
York.
AT the marriage Saturday at ST. Saviour's
Church, Bar Harbor. of Miss Susie Train
ana MIR. Augustus Noble Hand of New York
captain Train, in full dress uniform. led his
daughter up the aisle to give her away and
all the principal officers of the Massachus-
cts were present. The bride was gowned
| IN rich white satin and old lace and carried
a bunch of white roses. The maid of honor
was MISS Grace Train, the brides sister.
ana the bridesmaids We're Miss Marcia Ha
and Miss Theodore Hand. sisters of Tho
groom They We're attired simply but rich
~ IN blue and white and wore white picture
MATS. Eitch carried a large bunch of red
and white sweet peas.
Mrs Pauline Uop-
tol Hill are visiting Mrs. Barnes at Sara
toga, n. Y
Mrs. Charles H. Javins of $50 sth street
southwest, accompanied by her niece. Miss
mamma Grafton of Baltimore, Md. has gone
TO Atlantic City for three weeks visit
MRS. Charles A. Schloer and sister. Miss
Annie T. Gordon. accompanied by Miss Mil
licent James and Miss Alice Goddard, left
| .oday for Deer Park, Nd. for the remain
| der of the season
Major James D. Darden and his sisters.
Mrs S. B. Harbert and Mrs E. c. DashieII.
| are guests at the Cairo
DR.. and Mrs. Vernon r. Houston. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bauer, are at St.
Georges Island for a stay of two weeks
Miss Sadie Gertrude Goldsmith left Sat-
urday for an extended western trip. She
| VIII stop in Chicago and will spend some
time in st. Paul and al the Minnesota
lakes. She will return in December.
Mrs. Breckenridge is spending the sum-
mer at Greenbrier White Sulphur with the
younger members of the family in the quiet
mourning they still maintain for the gall
| liant Ensign Breckenridge AS the field Off
GERS of the inspector generals bureau are
now taking their annual leave General
Breckenridge has remained in the city.
Mrs. ]. w. Wrenn and daughter, Miss
Julia Marguerite Wrenn. are among the
| late arrivals at Atlantic City, where they
will spend the remainder of the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. D. Miles of Vicksburg
| Miss are visiting their daughter Mrs. c.
| S. Denham-
| Mrs. Winter and family have gone from
| their Washington Grove cottage to Ocean
| City, Md, for the balance of the season.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Steinmetz, whose home is
now in North Carolina, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Margaret E. Marsh, at 1902
Vermont avenue, where she will be happy
to receive her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Higgins, their two
daughters, Misses Blanche and Marie Hig-
| gins. and Miss Ida Phelan left this morn
| ing for Atlantic City, where they Will
spend a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin T. Sanner and
Miss Laura Sanner of Columbia Heights
| left the city last week to spend the sum-
mer at Atlantic City and AsbGry Park.
They will not return until late in Septem-
Der.
DIR. ana MRS. u. H. SHAW, MISS tzulla anu
Harriet Shaw of Capitol Hill left today for
| a two weeks, stay at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweet Johnson are
spending the month of August at Nantuck-
ct, Mass.
Mrs. Monroe Grayson Chew and family
are spending the summer at Grand View, in
the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mrs. William Alvey and children are at
Atlantic City for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Hoffman will be at
Asbury Park, n. j., for the rest of this
month.
Mr.. Enos Berkeley and son. Miss Bertha
Crawford Mr.. Harry Dove and son. are be-
ing entertained by MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Dove, at their villa, 9TH avenue, Washing
ton Grove
Lieutenant Colonel Oswald H. Ernst and
his daughter Miss Helen Ernst, sailed last
Wednesday for Europe, and will join Mr.
ana Mrs William Merton Grinnell, the lat
ter formerly Miss Elizabeth Ernst, who are
still abroad on their wedding trip.
Mesdames w. C. Morrison, A. IL. Quarles,
]. III. Dunston of Washington, d. c., and
Mrs. j. \. Birch of Macon, Ga, who are on
an extended tour through the mountains of
Virginia, are at present at the Alton, Front
Royal
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