Evening star., 1900-12-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE MILLER-BEVERIDG WEDDING
LAST NIGHT.
The Buds of Yesterday-Items Of Other
NOtables-Tfmely Per-
xOna1 Notes.

! CnaTHlnS event Inc ceremony. winch CC-
Cured at g. was attended only by the rela-
ttves of the young couple, but several hun
dred other guests came in later for the re-
| ception. DR.. and Mrs. Miller left later
in the night for their bridal trip, and
pect to be home again to spend Christmas
| with Mrs Beveridge.
| The spacious and artistic appointments of
| the house We're enhanced by the profuse or
namentation Of flowers. In the first draw
| ing room where the ceremony took place,
bower was arranged In the alcove. filed
| In with foliage. plants, American beauty
roses and white chry$anthemums- The
| Christmas fower-poinsetta = and holly
| decked the hall and pink roses the dining
room. The bride escorted by her un-
Gle. Major r. H, Montgomery, L. S A.,
retired, her only attendant being the
grooms sister. Miss Ethel Miller. Mr..
Claude Miller was best man for his broth
er. Rev. Randolph II. Mckim performed
the ceremony.
The bride wore an exquisite dress of
white crepe trimmed with lace applique
and chiffon. The bodice had yoke and
, sleeves of duchess lace, and diamond and
pearl brooch. a gift of the groom. was
worn. Orange blossoms held her tulle veil
and large cluster of bride roses and
lilies of the valley was carried. The gown
worn by the maid of honor was of pink
| liberty silk. and a bunch Of pink roses was
carried. Mrs. Beveridge was richly dressed
in black lace white silk The brides
| sister, Mrs Walter Conwell Shoup of New
York, and her husband were on for the
| wedding. Other near relatives were Mr..
and Mrs. Miller, parents of the groom; DR..
Fisher of Philadelphia, uncle of the groom,
and Mrs. Fisher.
The brides travelling dress was Of blue
broadcloth with coat and hat to match.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller will reside at 1913 II
street
All fashionable society turned out yester-
day to welcome the debutantes. The recep-
| tion at the home Of Chief Justice ana
Mrs. Fuller in honor of their youngest
| daughter, Miss Fanny Fuller, was one of
| the most brilliant gatherings this month.
The diplomatic, official and resident world
paid tribute to the young lady both in per-
son and by flowers. The bouquets sent
adorned several apartments. The rooms
We're in further festive array with southern
smilax and foliage plants. From . until
| the arrivals made a constant procession
| past Mrs. Fuller who handsomely gowned
in black lace over white, presented her at
| tractive young daughter, who Wore white
| mouSseline de sole. Mrs. Hugh G. Wallace
| also stood with her mother and sister and
was dressed in yellow mousseine with
touches of gilt. Assisting in the entertain
of the household, Mrs. Nathaniel Francis of
New York, and the Misses Griggs, Miss
| Harlan MISS McKenna, Miss Brewer, Miss
| Hitchcock, Miss Carlisle, Miss Hagner Miss
Austin. Miss Sartoris Miss Sargent. Miss
| Foraker, Miss Satterlee and Miss Hide
garde Mckenna.
Miss Sarah Tyler, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. A. c. Tyler, the second bud of
yesterdays unfolding. The company which
responded to Mrs Tylcr's invitation in
cluded many old and new friends of the
family at the capital, from which they have
been absent for several years. Their home
on l street, so pleasantly identified with
agreeable events. was thronged. The stair
case and hall, as well as the drawing room,
| were bountifully adorned with flowers, the
heaps of bouquets sent the debutante being
notably large. Mrs. Tyler was assisted by
| her guest Mrs. Won Bruenng, her sister-in-
| law, Mrs. Edward Tyler; Mrs. N. s. Lin
coin. Miss Ferguson, Miss Lincoln, Miss
Deering. Miss Louise Lieber, Miss Aileen
| Kerr, Miss Kellogg. Miss McCauley, Miss
| Mary Hopkins and Miss Kingsley.
Senator Kean entertained at dinner last
night the Secretary of War and Mrs. Root,
! the Attorney General and Mrs. Griggs, SEN
ator and Mrs. Mcmillan. Senator and Mrs.
| Wetmore Mrs. Slater, Miss GWynne, Miss
| Elizabeth kean, Senator Aldrich, Senator
| Allison, Senator Wolcott and Mr.. Clement
A. Gr.scom of Philadelphia.
General and Mrs. Anson Mills, about a
| carnation-decked table. last night had as
| WI, Surgeon General and Mrs. Sternberg,
| General and Mrs Sawtelle. Mrs. Skunk.
Colonel and Mrs. William H. Carter, Miss
| Kathleen Kline. niece of the host and
| hostess: Miss Constance Mills, Mr.. Wig
| more and Mr.. Arnold.
| Mr. and Mrs. John w. Foster leave to-
night for Mexico, where they will spend
| the next three months. The journey south
| will be broken by stays in New Orleans
| and San Antonio, and they do not now eX-
| pect to reach Mexico until after Christ
mas.
| Mrs. Butterworth who spent the late
summer and fall in California with her
daughter, Mrs. HaZletOn, has returned to
her apartments at the Olympia. After Mr..
Hazleton's convalescence from recent Sc
we're illness is well assured he and his
wife will come east for the rest of the
winter.
Cassini were guests last night at the opera
N New York of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont. The former wore silver-spangled tulie
and white satin. The latter white lace over
pearl gray satin, trimmed with black velvet
bows, a necklace of pearls and diamonds in
her hair.
The Misses Gilfry, daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs Henry H. Gilfry, will be presented at
a tea tomorrow, 5 to Z. at the Normandle,
where the family is residing this winter.
Mrs Gifry will receive the Tuesdays IN
January.
Mrs. Fannie H Leeley Of Washington and
Mr. Albert E. Duell of New York. visited
Rockville Monday afternoon and were mar
ried by Rev S. r. White of the Baptist
Church. The ceremony was performed In
the Office Of the board Of county school
commissioners in the court house.
Mr.. John Philip Sousa is quite i'll with
grip at the Hotel New Netherlands, New
York, but no serious apprehensions are
| felt as to the outcome Of the attack.
| One Of the most agreeable surprises Of the
season was the birthday dinner given to
| Mr.. Philip l.. Brooke at his residence, 720
| Goth street. last night The occasion was
in honor of Mr.. Brooke's eightieth birthday
| and was arranged by his children, Mr. and
| Mrs. Edward Brooke Mr.. and Mrs. Agnes
Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. E. Haney and Mrs. Sarah B.
| Clokey. The party also included his mar
| ried grandchildren, Mr.. and Mrs. l. E.
| Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Clokey,
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Zimmerman, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Strauffer. Those Of the house,
hold were the Misses Blanche and Sadie
Clokey, Anna Van Patten, Anna Stoy and
| Fred L. Francis The only shadow 81 re-
gret of the evening was the absence from
the family Of two Of the daughters Mrs.
Robert Cox and Mrs. Fielder Magruder, the
latter being detained by the sudden illness
of Mrs. Cox.
Mrs. Mckinley was the guest of honor at
a box party given last night by Controller
| and Mrs. Dawes.
| Mr.. and Mrs Edward Grant Niles Of 13S
| Massachusetts, avenue northeast gave re-
| cartiou Friday evening December from,