The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-26
SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL.

A wedding of much interest to Washing
ton society and a large circle of friends
elsewhere took place at Greeuvilles 5. C.,
yesterday. Judge Charles B. Howry, Of
the Court Of Claims, a distinguished citi-
zen and jurist of Mississippi. who was ap-
pointed to the bench by Mr.. Cleveland was
married to Mrs. Buckingham X. Smith. Of
Florida. q lady possessed of great charm
and numerous accomplishments. Mrs.
Howry's father commanded a Southern
regiment in the late war and was killed
IN action. and she is related to the Pickens,
Brooks, and Butler families Of South Caro-
lima For the past eight years she has
been a widow. and has Travelled widely in
Europe and Asia The wedding, which was
a very quiet one. took place at Sans
Souci." the home of Colonel Perry, and
Judge and Mrs. Howry left at once for an
extended trip through Canada.
The presentation of The Rift Within
the Lutte" was the occasion of the first ap-
pearance as a professional OF MISS ELIZA
beth Wetmore Hunter, at the Newport
Casino. Tuesday night. Miss Hunter IS
the elder daughter of Mrs. Thomas K.
Hunter. She is a niece of the late Charles
Hunter, L. 5. N, and is a cousin Of Sen
atcr George Peabody Wetmore. She and
her sister Miss Augusta Hunter, have had
much success as amateurs. Miss Hunter
appeared as an amateur in the Earl OF
YarmOuths theauicals last season.
Mrs. Maurice Joyce and Miss May Joyce.
are at the Albemarle, Atlantic City. where
they viii remain for the next three weeks.
They will then go to Halifax, n. S, re-
turning the latter part of October.
Mr.. B. F. Leighton and family have
closed their country house in Maryland
and gone to iheir summer home on the
Maine coast.
Mrs William J. Boardman and Miss
Josephine Boardman, of Dupont Circle,
have taken the Smith cottage at LenoX
for the season. Mr.. Boardman and Miss
Mabel Boardman are at present at one OF
the cottages at Windemere Park. at Man
chester by-the-Sea, but will shortly go to
Lenox.
Capt. and Mrs. I. H. Frederick and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Ecker and daughter have returned from
their vacation spent at the sea shore.
The first of a series Of bi-weekly golf
tournaments VIII be played on the links
of the Dumbarton Club, Georgetown, next
Saturday afternoon. Prizes will be award
ed in the evening. and music will add 10
the pleasure Of the occasion.
Mrs George W CIssel has returned to
Oak Crest from Cape May. where she has
spent the early part of the month. She
will shortly go for an extended trip to the
Yellowstone Park.
Mrs Charles Howard, 92i K Street, has
Joined her husband at st. Louis, where he
is temporarily located as special agent for
the manufacturers division of the Census
She viii be absent a month.
despatch from Ocean City states that
many guests are attracted to the Roman
Catholic Church By the beautiful singing Of
the children OF st. Roses School Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wilson left yes
terday for Moosehead Lake ard other
points in Maine.
Miss Louislne Willard arrived from Kew
York yesterday, to be the guest o. Ms.
Marie jeanette Leopold. at villa Cresec Dir
the residence of the latter's parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Faber. at Chevy Chaze.
Miss Willard was a ciassmate o, Mrs. l. o.
pold at the Peabody Conservatory OF Music,
Baltimore, and will attend the Mars.el err
gust %.
large gathering of friends met Tuezcay
evening at the residence of Mrs. c. Abel,
423 P Street, the occasion being a farewell
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hauer. VITO
leave today for an extended tour OF Europe.
Music. both vocal and instrumental, was
interpreted by selections from ths
gra2hophone. and dainty Refreshments
were served. Among the many present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leo. F. Zwissler. MIR. tnl
Mrs. A Heilmann, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Muller. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Yaeger. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Be. ger, /
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. J. !
Miller, Mrs. c. Abel, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel, /
Mrs. J. X. Fischer, Miss l. Neck. Miss L.
Abel. Miss K Kuhn, Miss A. Gr8f, Miss b. T.
Schneider. Mrs Waldman and son, NJ ssrs /
E. Widmann, r. Llebeniecher, william
Staatsberger, F. A. Hoy, E. Deahl T. B. {
Power. Fred Schade, p. II. Downey. w F,
Lithgow. r. Liyesey, ]. c. Howlin, H. !
Prediger, George Huldrich. NJ. Abel, A /
Abel, Otto Buchert, August Prede- ger, c. |
A. johnson, F. Ressler, II. Beck f. Miller. |
II. Hunt, W. o. Kennedy, \. c. Hammer, /
A. F. Cannon, A. 4. Auth, J. Knob.och, j. |
Jaeb. D. SchrOh and son, p. KehTein A /
c. Gaszlnann, Theo. Abel. J. Fur /