Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Hayden and Mr.. Hieston Married in
Boston.
Summer Plans of Washington Folks
Personal Notes of
interest.

Miss Lillian G. Hayden of Boston and Mr..
Walter Hieston of this city were quietly
married by the rector of Trinity Church,
Boston. at noon yesterday. After an
tended trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hieston will be
located at The Concord for the coming
winter.
Wednesday evening the marriage of Miss
Charlotte Elizabeth Vaux and Mr.. Oliver
Lee Bell took place at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Margaret A. vaux. 1907
23d street The house was prettily decor
ated with palms and flowers. and group
of relatives and immediate friends surround
ed the happy couple while the ceremony
was performed by the Rev Alex. Bielaski.
The brides attendants were her two small
relatives. her niece Alice May Vaux, daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Vaux, and her
cousin, Edwin Brooke Harris. These little
folks, prettiy dressed in white, carried bas-
kets of flowers The bride was gowned in
white organdy. and carried a bouquet of
La France roses. Another pleasing feature
was the christening of the infant daughter
of Mr.. ard Mrs. A. M Vaux. After these
ceremonies u reception was held and sup
per served from rose-decked table, The
presents, a large and valuable collection
showed the popularity of the couple. Miss
May Scrvener played the wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell will be home to their
friends at 1907 I'D street.
A pleasant party. consisting of Mrs. Brad
ford and daughters, Mess Belle Sherman
and Miss Mary Isabel Kelly, left the city
| for New England this morning. Miss Sher-
| man leaves the party at New York. while
| Mrs. Bradford and the Misses Bradford
proceed to York Harbor. Maine, and Miss
Kelly. after a short visit with her cousin.
Mrs. William Rice, at her beautiful sub
urban home at Newton Center, goes with
| her for the summer to Little Deer Island.
! Miss Elizabeth Goodno Of street will
| leave the city Saturday morning for Boston
ard Melrose to visit relatives.
The Clematis Social and Outing Club held
| its regular meeting Wednesday evening al
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. II. Frain, 40
Rhode Island avenue. After routine bust
ness the president, ]. ]. Miller. with appro-
pirate remarks, presented ex-Treasurer F.
Apgar with silk umbrella a birth gift.
| bearing upon its handle the silver mono
gram of the club, entWined with clematis
vine. Mr.. Apgar accepted the gift in a
| jovial speech. After the presentation the
Among those present were: Misses Spragle
| of Frederick Md; Frances Travers of
Prince Georges county, Md; Julia Harri-
son of Virginia, Ella Harkins E. Smith
| Effie Harkins. Mrs. Apgar Mrs. Myers,
| Mrs. Barber Mrs: Frain, Messrs NJ Cooley
| II. Frain. j. ]. Miller, n. Devens C. Myers
Harry Frain. T. Ludlow. ]. T. Barber. +.
Apgar. The club will meet next Wednes-
| day at the residence of the Misses Harkins,
| 407 r street.
The family of Mr.. John Howard White
have gone to New London for the rest of
the summer. Mr.. White will join them
Saturday.
Miss Emma o. Topper, who has been the
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hinkley of Read
ing, Pa, has returned to the city alter a de-
lightful visit
Mrs. ]. Santucci and daughter of Wash
ington, D. c., have gone to spend the sum-
mer with their friend, Mrs Goodwin of Elk
ton, Va
Mrs. David H Lyon and daughter Marie.
accompanied by her sisters. Miss Emma and
Laura Bartlett of Capitol HILL have gone
for a visit TO New York and the Atlantic
Highlands, n. ].
Mrs. Chas. A E. King, wife of Lieutenant
King, U. S. N, with her children is regis
tered for the summer Buena Vista
Springs Hotel. Blue Ridge mountains
The Swiss minister, Mr.. ]. B. Pioda, and
his wife. with Mrs. Federico. have left this
city for New York, and will sail Saturday
on La Normandie for a few months stay
in Europe. Mr.. Walter Deucher, secretary
of the Swiss legation, has charge of the
same during the absence of the minister as
charge d'affaires ad interim.
A beautiful wedding took place at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. John M Test, -
9TH street southeast. Wednesday evening
July l.. their daughter, Miss Lizzie May
Test, being married to Mr.. Robert r. Dor
nan of Philadelphia by Rev. E. B. Bagby
of the Ninth Street Christian Church AS
| the bride and groom departed for their
short wedding trip down east shower of
| rice and shoes was poured upon them The
| house was tastefully decorated and a fine
repast was served in the dining room to
| the large party present. Those present
were MIR. and Mrs. John NJ. Test, parents
| of the bride; Mr. Harry NJ. Test, Mrs. l..
| Wfmley of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs Dor
nan. parents of the groom; Mr.. William A
Crawford of Philadelphia, who acted as
| best man. Miss Birdie Scott of PhiladeI-
| phia, who acted as maid of honor: Mr..
Charles Scott. Mr.. William Reach Mr..
Those of this city were Col. and Mrs.
Feathers, Miss Feathers who rendered the
| wedding march; Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Steele
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Smith and
daughter. Mrs Charles Smith. Miss l..
Burghardt Mrs. Dunstan, Mr. E. Vivian
| DunStan, the Misses Harrison Mrs G. L.
| Thompson and daughter, Mrs. Benz. Mar
! bury and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
| l.. Steel, Miss Edith Overland, Mr.. Bogley
and Sunday school class of ladies, Mr.. and
| Mrs. De Witt P. Cowl and Mr. Benjamin
! G.. Cowl.
| pleasant euchre party was given last
| evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming of
| 1876 4th street northeast to number of
their friends. The prizes We're won by
| Miss Lizzie Hess. Mr.. Given, Mrs DR.
| Shekell and Mr.. Wissner. At the close of
the games refreshments We're served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming
Miss Florence Estelle Hoffman of Phila-
delphia, Miss Annie Atwood of Kansas
Misses Katie and Lizzie Hess. Miss Myers
| DR.. and Mrs. Shekell, Mr.. and Mrs Mich
| oils, MIR. and Mrs Given, Mr.. Newman
| capt. Dean, Mr.. Wissner and Mr. Moore
| VENERABLE RESIDENT DEAD