Evening star., 1900-09-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE CLAPP-BACHE MARRIAGE AT
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Miss Csssin and Mr. Carusi Married
Last EveninG-Other Wesidfngs-
Travellers Returning-Notes.

Dallas Bache, u. 8. A., was married yes
terday to Mr.. Chas. E. Clapp. prominent
citizen of Omaha. Neb. The ceremony was
performed at st. Johns Church by Rev. E.
NJ. Paddock at 1 o'clock. Mr.. Ralph w.
Lee of this city acted as best man. and Mr..
Henry 8. Matthews and Mr.. j. Knox Taylor
as usfers. An elaborate breakfast for the
relatives and visiting friends followed at the
Cairo after the ceremony. After an ex-
tended northern trip Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp
Will reside In Omaha.
Last evening at g o'clock the marriage Of
Miss Marie Cassin and Mr.. Charles Francis
Carusi tool place at the Immaculate Con-
ception Church. a large gathering witness
ing the ceremony. at which Rev. 8. F.
Ryan efflciated, assisted by Rev. Father
Beavans. Rev. DR.. Stafford and Father
Fletcher of Baltimore were also present.
The high altar was decked with flowers and
brilliantly illuminated. Messrs c. H. Meril-
lat. John McGraw. Douglas Thompson.
William E. Howard. John Leo Cassn and
John David Lanham of New York were
the ushers. the brides attendant being her
sister, Miss Helen Cassin. The bride was
escorted by her brother. DIR. Stephen r.
Cassin of New York, and the best man
was Mr.. Eugene Delaney Carusi. The bride,
who Is a daughter Of the late Joseph R.
CassIn, wore white embroidered chiffon. the
bodice trimmed with point lace. Natural
orange blossoms held her tulle veil and
shower bouquet Of lilies of the valley and
rosebuds WIS carried. The maid of honor
ried pink roses. After a gathering of the
relatives at the home Of Mrs. Cassin Mr..
and Mrs. Carusi left for Atlantic City to
spend their honeymoon. They will give
November y.
Countess de Moltke-Huitfeldt, formerly
Miss Louise Bonaparte of this city is now
the guest of the ex-Empress Eugene at
Marlborough, and will accompany her later
to Scotland. where Queen Victoria has
placed house near Balmoral at the dis
posal of the ex-empress. Count and Count
ess de Moltke-Huitfedt spent the early
summer In this country. visiting Mrs. Bo-
naIarte, mother of the latter, and accom-
panied her to her summer home In New
York state for short visit before sailing.
M. and Mrs. John r. Mclean who have
been abroad since the early summer are
now aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
on the way home
Paymaster Charles P. Thompson, United
States navy, and his sister, Mrs. Albert Cot
tie, have returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs c. E. McMurchy of Rochester. N.
Y, IS visiting her brother, Mr.. F. b. Pea
cock, at his home, No 942 | street.
Mrs. B. o. Sullivan and daughter Agnes
have just returned from a trip abroad and
are at home to their friends at their resi-
dence. 1O15 G street southeast.
Miss Margaret Fox has returned home.
after a months travelling in the far west.
much benefited by her trip.
Miss Ida 0. White of Norfolk, Va, who
has been visiting here for short while,
will leave tomorrow for home.
Miss Helen Gibbs of Georgetown has re-
turned home, after a years absence, and
has fully recovered her health.
Mrs. William Osborne Hall of Ohio is Wis.,
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r.
Rabbit, on K street, and will be Joined
later by Mr.. Hall.
Mr.. A. G. Heaton has resumed occupation
of his residence, 1913 18th street jointly
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Woodward.
Miss Katharyn B. McGirr has returned
to Washington for a short stay. She will
be pleased to see her friends at 1745 f street.
The marriage Of Mr.. Gabriel Tapponnier
and Miss Josephine c. Lucas. both of this
city. took place yesterday in Baltimore, the
Thomas E. Copes. The bride wore a cos
tune Of gray and white with hat to match.
After the ceremony they returned to Wash
ington. where reception was held at the
residence of Mrs. Baker, 110S AZ street
southwest. They will reside at AZ and M
streets southwest.
Miss Katie v. Coughlin and Mr. William
j. Farrell were married at St. Aloysius
Church yesterday at Ii o'clock. Rev. Falner
OGorman officiating. They left immediate
~ ioT SnoTt Trip TO northern points and
upon their return will be pleased 90 see
their friends at their home 712 I'd street
northeast.
Mrs. Hearst. in connection with thc uni
versity at Berkeley. Cal, to which she has
been such a munificent giver, has estab-
lfshed greatly needed branch, 1.-The Acad-
emy OF Lost Arts where instruction in
sewing and domestic occupations generally
is given. and where the pupils are paid for
their work when they become proficient at
their tasks.
Mr.. d. W. Beveridge. who has been very
Ill with typhoid fever at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. James Berret Sands 1y61 r
street northeast is now slowly recovering
Mss s. l.. Crane, who has been spending
a delightful vacation with friends in Ver-
mont. has just returned to the city. Her
sister. Mrs. j. B. johnson, and daughter are
also back from Maine, where they have
been for two months.