Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Reception Tonight at the White
House.
Weddings Here Today and i"sterdn,
Personal Notes OF tn
teresf.

evening from $50 to 1870 will be brilliant
oco aston President Mckinley will be as
sisted by the cabinet ladies. The guests ol
honor are the delegates to the Pan-PreshY-
terrain alliance. now in session here the
White House has been handsomely dec
Grated. and the Marine Band will play
Abner Mckinley. brother of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. and Miss Mabel Mckinley
are now touring the west in the private ca"
LUcania The party LEFT Somerset Pa,
September II. and will go To san francisco
via Chicago. omaha, Denver ANA SAT- Lake.
The Pacific coast will be toured and the
party will return about October 10 by way
of Portland. Seattle. British America. 81
Paul, Chicago and New York
Miss Mamie Glynn and Mr.. NJ. VI Hay
den were married last evening at the I'm
maculate Conception Church by Rev. 5. +.
Ryan reception followed at the resi-
dence of the bride before the couple left for
a southern trip They win be home u
their friends October IL. Cards viii an
nounce their return.
The marriage of Rev. Mr. Heddns +.
I.eech. pastor Of the Sanford Street Meth,
o,iiSt i.piscopal Church of East Orange. and
Miss nary Nell Lose Hancock, daughter
of Mrs Elizabeth Hancock took place Sep
TENDER ii at The Summereid. n j.. Metho-
dist Church. The officiating ministers We're
the father of the bridegroom. the Rev DE-
George V. Leech of Washington city the
Rev. DR.. s. p. Hammond. presiding elder
Frank MacDaniel The bride Wore a rich
gown of white satin and organdie with veil.
She carried roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor. Miss Van Cleef, was at
tired in yellow taffeta with liberty silk AT
ter the ceremony large reception was held
at the home of the bride, 81 Irving street.
and wife. DR. d. Olin Leech and wife Of
Washington. d. c. Upon their return from
nol thern trip in the first week Of October
a reception will be extended to them by Mr.
Leech congregation in East Orange. N j.
General and Mrs. Henry have received
from The insular police of Porto Rico a full
length portrait of the general, with a letter,
which says: LAS a slight token of the re-
gard in which the former governor general
of Porto Rico and the founder of the in
sular police is held by til, latter, and assur-
ing them of the very high esteem and adj
miration which the mass of the Porto Rican
people and every member of the insular
police feels for its beloved former governor
and his wife.
Miss Anna Clara Hamm of Frederick
City and Mr.. Benton Knodle We're married
at the National Hotel al $50 this morning.
a surprise masked party was rendered
Mr.. r.. c. Langley of Hyattsvil.e by his
friends Monday evening in honor of his
birthday. Among those present were ne
Misses Marguerite Conn OF Baltimore. as
Dutch pedGler; Clara and Phoebe Miller,
X
old maid Mrs. T. S. Kemptou, Topsy; Mrs.
II. Smith. night: Mrs. w 5. Lee. Irish girl:
the Messrs. S. Miller, coiored parson; G.
Miller. clown; II. Smith haysee6; Mr. Gil
bert of Laurel Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. r. {.
Langley. Mrs Dittrich, Mr.. w. S. Lee and
Mr.. 7. S. kempton and Master Irving Mad
doX. After unmasking music, singing and
dancing We're INDUCED in. refreshments
were served at midnight.
There was very quiet ceremony at The
residence of Rev. Joseph T. Kelly this
morning when Mr.. J. Arthur Kelly of Chi
cago and Miss Lizzie Grant of this city
were married. Only the immediate relatives
OF the contracting parties were present at
the ceremony. The couple left by the Penn
sylvania railroad at II o'clock for "A trip
t. New York, and upon their return will
t; Ike up housekeeping in beautifully fur
nishcd apartments at 80 X street, where
they will be leased to receive their friends
after October 10. The groom's popularity
in the government printing office was evil
denced by the presentation to him, through
his chief, Mr.. Cottle of the fourth division,
where he has been employed for the past
ten years, of chest of solid silver, all
handsomely engraved The bride also re-
ceiVed numerous and costly presents from
her friends in the folding room, where up
to Saturday last she occupied position as
chief OF section l. There were many valu-
able presents from other friends outside
the office
Rev. S. NJ. Hartsock d. D., and family
have returned to the city from their couu-
try home. Har-I-ew Lodge.
Mrs. Louise S Weber entertained a num-
her Of her friends at her residence Sunday
evening, the occasion being the anniversary
of her birth. After several selections OF
vocal and instrumental music retire. hmentS
were served. Among those present We're
Miss Lena Heilman of New York Mrs.
Jurgeleit and daughter. Miss Annie. Miss
Dehzen. Mr. Hoffman ANA AIr. Schlosser OF
Brooklyn, Mr.. Robert FoSs. Air. Q. Popp
and daughters, MeSSrs. Schieuter. II. Ros-
enberg and Davies.
Miss Helen Varick Boswell Of New York
who has been spending some time in Wash
ington, has returned there to attend the
Dewey receptions. Miss Boswell will be Il
guest on the state boat a the naval parade.
Among the foreign ministers visiting our
city as delegates to the Pan Pre- byterian
council are the Rev. DR.. y. A Ross of New
castle. England, and the Rev. Dr. Joseph
Corkey of Londonderry. Ireland. These
gentlemen are both accompanied by their
wives and are the guests of Mr.. Henry J.
Finley, 1893 Phelps place.
Mrs. b. Schmidt announces the engage
ment of her daughter Belle to Mr.. Sam
Rothschld.
A bus party was given by the Meier
con Social Club, Saturday evening, the
destination being MIR. George Scheuchs
farm at Brightseat. Md Those participant
ing We're: Misses Nellie Mccormick ANN
Hines, Mabel Flowers, Nanetta Sauter.
AmGild hines. EsllZlDetn ACN ufll!t X. ' Ct
onica Sauter, May Strobel and Nette Car
line, and Messrs. F. r. Hillyard, Fred.
Hines. Jim Bell. Leo HiIiyard, Martin sic
Cormick. Herman Eberly. Bernard Ashford.
VIII Grahe and Mr.. and Mrs. Link.
Mr.. S. II. Watson of Washington and
Miss Annie Hancock of Charles county,
Md. We're quietly married .. The Residence
of MIR. VIM. l.. Fowler, i2lS | street north
east. Tuesday evening. September II.
Miss Maude Ferguson, daughter oc City
Engineer VIM. Ferguson OF Paterson, Nj,
is the guest of Mr.. Charles Ferguson OF
Fairfax Court House, Va.
Mrs. Rosa V. Bacon of 605 Massachusetts
avenue has returned from an extended
northern trip, during which she visited
Andover, Me: Lancaster. y. H: Boston:
New York and Philadelphia, and is very
much improved in health.
Miss Sadie Bacon of Cos Massachusetts
avenue has also returned from a couple
months stay in different parts If Vire MIA.
A quiet marriage ceremony attended by
the immediate friends of the contracting
parties. was performed az II o'clock this
morning in St Marys Catholic Church
Alexandria, when Miss Maud l.. Roach of
that city became the bride of AIR. Philip 5.
Warren of Washington. Miss Julia Lind
sey was maid of honor and Mr. William
Warren. brother Of the groom acted as
has m a.. iar II I