Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-11

in town on business, attended the Reber-
Miles wedding. accompanied by his second
daughter. Miss Marjorie Harmon, who is a
debutante this winter and great belle at
her home in Cincinnati
Mrs. Henderson and Miss Henderson held
another pleasant and largely attended re-
ception yesterday at the Normandie, when
they had assisting them Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs.
Grosvenor, Mrs. Payne. Mrs. Hull. Mrs.
Hepburn. Mrs. Reamey, Mrs NJ. NJ. Parker,
Miss Hull, Miss Alling, Miss Woodward,
Miss Bowersock and Miss Jean Bowersock.
Last night ut the home Of Justice Brewer
his niece. Miss Fannie Cox of Denver, Col,
was married TO Mr.. Charles H. Dodd OF
Boston Miss Elizabeth Brewer was maid
of honor and Rev. Dr. Thomas II. Cooke
officiated. The wedding was very quiet,
only few intimate friends being present.
Among these We're Chief Justice Fuller,
Mrs. Fuller Miss Fuller, Justice Harlan,
Mrs. Harlan and Miss Harlan. Gen. Rel
singer, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dodd of Provi-
dence. r. l., Mr.. and Mrs. George Dodd of
Boston, Mass, Mr.. Frederick Haig, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Karrck. Mr.. W. G. Metcalf, Mr..
A. Y. Bradley and Mr.. Lyman Lander. The
bridal couple left after the ceremony for a
wedding tour. They will reside in Boston.
Senator Hanna and family have taken
possession of the Cameron house Lafay-
cite square, the home of the late Vice Pres
iGent Hobart.
A home wedding yesterday afternoon was
that of Miss Mary Alice Selke, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Selke. and Mr.. John
Hartwell Dixon of Bamberg, s. c., at the
residence of the brides parents, 1919 9th
street northwest. A number of relatives
and friends were present at the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. Ambrose
Beaver of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. The pretty bride wore white
null trimmed with lace and ribbon. She
carried shower bouquet of brides roses
and lilies of the valley. Miss Helen K.
Thurn was bridesmaid and wore white
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roses. Mr. John w. Houston was best man.
The wedding presents. which were numer-
Gus and beautiful. included a quantity of
silver ware and several checks, some being
sent from Germany.
The ceremony was followed by a reception
and supper, after which the bride and
| groom departed on late train. After a
short trip they will go to their future home
in Bamberg, S. c.
Among the visitors from distance to at
| tend the diplomatic reception were Mrs.
Lucia Murchison Sprint. wife of the British
consul at Wilminston; and Mr.; and Mrs.
| Shirley Carter of Baltimore. They were
guests ct the Shoreham of Mr.. Kenneth
Jackson of Alaska.
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin began yester-
| day her receptions for this month and well
J coined to her charming home on 10th street
| many friends. The Misses Minetree and
| Hendricks presided at the table in the din
, ing room, and among the callers were Rear
; Admiral and Mrs. Mccormick, Judge and
Mrs. Hillyer. Gen. ana MIS- Moore, Gen.
| and Mrs Charles Haywood, Dr. and Mrs.
| De Witt Talmage. Gen. and Mrs. James G.
Payne Gen. and Mrs. John NJ. Wilson. Gen.
| and Mrs. Kenney. Lieut.. and Mrs. Gibson
| and Gen. and Mrs. Ainsworth Mrs Dulin
| will receive again next Wednesday and the
| following Wednesday of this month.
| The class of 1891, National Medical Uni
| versity, was entertained by its president,
| W. E. Philes, last evening, at Mrs VIM
| Teniiie's residence, on 9Th street. Supper
| was served late in the evening, after music
and essays. Among those present We're Mrs.
| Nathan, Mrs. j. Riley, Miss A. Seaver, Miss
| r. Trundle and Messrs. Nathan, Hanline.
| Simpson, Myers, Webb, Skinner and Swain.
There was a pretty wedding last evening
| at 6 o'clock at ST. Mary'S Church, 9th
| street. the contracting parties being Mr..
| Michael d. Sullivan and Miss Agnes Rose
| Miller. The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. F. X. Bischoff, pastor of st. Angus
| tines Church, cousin of the bride, as
| sisted by Rev. DR.. Glaab, pastor of St.
Mary's Church; Rev. Fathers Griffith and