Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-11
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
HAPPY BRIDES AND GROOMs OF
THIS WEEKS LIST.
Well-knOwn Capital Residents mt the
Paris Races-The Princess
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GOne-PersOnals.
The weddings this week will be an at
tractive feature. Tomorrow evening sew
eral large events will occur. At Calvary
Baptist Church Miss May Virginia Wall
ing and Mr.. George Hamilton Wilder will
be attended by Miss Thomas as maid of
honor and Mr.. Ohio Edward Cresop as
best man. and the following ushers: Messrs.
Victor H. knight and G. Earle Yancy of
Florida. Mr.. William T. Davis of Ken
lucky and Lieutenant VIM. C. Harlee
United States marine corps. At Ryland
NJ. E. Church Miss Margaret n. Carter and
Mr.. Willis NJ. Baum will be married by
Rev H. NJ. Reed. brother-in-law of the
bride. assisted by Rev. Alex. Bielaski. Miss
Eleanor c. Baum will be maid of honor
Mr.. Thaddeus NJ. Jones best man. and
Messrs. Wallace c. Balderston, Ernest H.
Daniel. j. Burr Pfggott and Henry E. Baum
ushers. Miss Mary Estelle Rabbit and
Mr.. William Osborne Hall of Ohio will be
married at St. Stephens Church at $50
o'clock. The marriage of Miss Edith
Marie Eichhorn and Mr.. Daniel Johns Dom
ovan will take place at st. Patrick's Church
on the evening Of June 14.s The ceremony
will be performed by Dr. D. j. Stafford
and admittance to the church will be by
card. The brides only attendant will be
Miss Eleanor Ellis Courtney. The best
man will be Mr. James NJ. A. Watson. The
ushers will be Mr.. Charles Rogers, Mr.
Richard Douglas Simms. Mr.. John J. Eich-
horn. Mr. Morrill, Chamberlin. Mr.. Louis C.
White and Mr.. H. George Thyson. The
bride will be escorted by her father, Mr.
Rudolph Eichhorn. and Mr.. Waldecker will
preside at the organ.
Wednesday evening, at the First Congre-
gauonal Church. Miss Mabel Lawton Lam
born and Mr.. Emory NJ. Wilson will be
married. Miss Margaret Album Barber and
Mr.. William Chatfield LOCKER, and Miss
Marion Elizabeth Herring and Mr.. Ray
mond Chase Dcnison will also be married
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Mclean and family
are going abroad for the summer, and will
sail Saturday next. Master Edward Beale
Mclean. who has been sick, has quite re-
covered.
Miss Maude K. Wetmore began today on
the Morris County links the initial competi-
ton for the womans metropolitan cham
ptonshdp. Miss Beauix Hoyt Is her oppo-
nent. There will be one round each day
until Friday, when the finals will be played.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Evans of this
daughter. Marie Louise, to Mr. Harley
Htchborn Grogan Of Portsmouth, N. H.
The marriage will! take place the latter
part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Granger have closed
their Connecticut avenue residence and
nave gone 10 bdypOFt, Il. l., on Great
South bay, where they have opened their
summer cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Granger
will in July make a short visit to Canada.
very pretty wedding was celebrated
Saturday. June 2 at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. H. Catcher 142 r street
when their daughter. Miss Kathryn f. Gal
lchcr, and Mr.. Lawrence ]. Woodbridge
We're married in the presence of relatives
ard a few close friends. The entire first
floor was hastily decorated with delicate
green vines. palms and flowers. The Rev
E. l.. Watson of Grace NJ. e. Church Off
ciated. The bride was becomingly gowned
in a gray travelling dress, and carried
brides roses After reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodbridge left for trip south, and
will be at home after July 2 1215 Prince
ton street.
Saturday evening Miss Lacey Johnson gave
large party to friends from the Western
High School at Broadview, the country
home Of her mother, Mrs. S. Lacey Johnson
and her uncle, Maj. R. 8. Lacey Chinese
lanterns were hung about the porches and
the lawn. The evening was spent in
dancing. after which refreshments were
served. The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
George w. Rouzer and Mrs. A. B. Lacey.
In the party were the Misses Leonora
Rouzer Ruth Wel!man, Rose Wellman,
Maude Davis, Liva Billop Isadora Pike
Ethel Pike. Natalie Plunkitt, Mary Boteler.
Virginia Schaefer, Mary Morgan. Margaret
Edwards, Edith Brown and Ruth Young,
Rufus Darby. Charley Coombs. William Ro-
land. Brenton Boggs, Bruce Cavaga,
Charley Boggs. Omar Conger, Zell Stever,
Greg. Gusts, Carlos Merrick. John Babb,
Dean Caldwell, Hanson Weightman and
Austin Harlow, with the Misses Ruth Glenn
ents. Gertrude Young. Eleanor Hanse.
Grace Henderson and Messrs. Jesse Ar
mold. Lacey Simpson and Walker NJ. Yeat-
man.
The Princess Aribert. the granddaughter
90 nh hos vi it at
the British embassy. left for New York via
the Pennsylvania railroad at 7:45 o'clock
last night. She was accompanied by Frau
lein Won Chappins her lady In waiting.
From New York the princess will visit Nj
agara Falls and Canada. Saturday night
Lord and Lady Pauncefote gave a dinner
in her honor. among the guests being the
German ambassador, Senator Depew and
the Danish minister.
delightfully."- quaint wedding took place
at Sterling. Va. Saturday morning. Miss
Helen Steele, daughter of Mr.. ana MRS.
Chas. s. Steele, formerly of this city, was
the bride, and the groom DR.. Hugh Barbour
Hutchinson of Sterling, both of distinguished
ancestry The bride is the great-great-
granddaughter of Judge Samuel Chase one
of the signers of the Declaration of indie
pendence and Commodore Joshua Barney
and Gen. John Steele of revolutionary
fame while the groom is a descendant of
Robt Morris, also a signer. The altar was
banked with daisies and clover. The ush-
ers, Mr.. David II. Dolley and Mr.. Theron
Thompson, preceded the bride. who was
lovely in pure white silk with softly flow
ing veil, caught with opals. She was es-
corted by her father to the strains of the
Lohengrin wedding march. played by
Miss Frances Steele Mills of New York.
The bridesmaids-Mts Mary Chase Mills.
cousin of the bride. and Miss Kathleen
Riley of Falls Church-wore kerchiefed
white gowns and pink sweet peas, while the
maid of honor. Miss Ina Chase Steele, was
a symphony in soft yellows. Little Lillian
Palmer and Gilman Shreve. two diminutive
graces, next carried between them a flower
basket, from which they scattered bios
SONS. The Rev Mr.. Dolley performed the
ceremony, using the Episcopal service.
while Mr. Clarence Hutchinson, brother of
the groom, acted as best man. The popu-
larity Of the bride, who has just graduated
with high honor from the Central High
School. was testified to by the profusion of
gifts and guests. among whom were Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Mills. the Misses Mills of
New York city. Mrs. Walton. Miss Kath-
leen Mercer, Mrs. Millward. Miss Cora Mill
ward. Mr.. H. C. Pearson. Miss Florence
Heine Behrend. Miss Helen N. Reynolds.
Dr. G. F. Johnston. Miss Winnie Orr and
Mr. Harry English Of Washington, Rev.
Mr. McNab and Rev. Mr. DAWSON from
Herndon and Capt. Alexander of Leesburg.
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