Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE TRIMMER-DEZEND MAR
RAGE AT EPIPHANY TODAY.
Judge Howry and Mrs. smith Married
Other Weddings Per-
sOnal Notes.

Of the Epiphany this morning at O'Clock,
| when Miss Louise F. Dezendorf. eldest
daughter Of the late John F. Dezendorf-
member of Congress from Virginia. was
married to Mr.. Daniel X. Trimmer Of this
city. The fair bride wore a travelling gown
| of castor shade and carried lilies Of the
| valley. The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. A. NJ. Hilliker in the presence of only
| members of the brides family. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Trimmer left on the 10 o'clock train
| for Niagara and the White mountains. They
Will be at home after September 1 at the
| Arlington Hotel.
The marriage of Miss Nettie Emmert and
Mr. George Little celebrated on We'd
| day, July %, at the home Of the brides
brother, Mr.. John Emmert, 439 Q street
northwest. which profusely decorated
! for the occasion. Miss Beulah Boernstein
was maid of honor and Mr.. Charles Little
best man. The ceremony took place under
a bower of palms. The bride wore white
SILK and duchess lace, and the bridesmaid
white organdie. The bouquets carried were
| OF bride and pink La France roses. After
congratulations the large number of guests
partook OF a sumptuous supper, and later
witnessed the departure of Mr.. and Mrs.
Little for Atlantic City. The presents We're
numerous and beautiful
A wedding of much interest to Washing
ton society and a large circle of friends
elsewhere took place at Greenville, S. c.,
yesterday. Judge Charles B. Howry of the
Court of Claims. a distinguished citizen
and juriSt of Mississippi. who was appoint-
ed to the bench by Mr.. Cleveland. and Mrs
buckingham X. Smith of Florida were the
hlgh contracting parties. Mrs. Howry Is
possessed of great charm and numerous
accomplishments. Her father commanded
southern regiment in the late war and
was killed in action. and she is related to
the Pickens. Brooks and Butler families of
South Carolina. For the past eight years.
during which time she has been a widow
she has Travelled widely in Europe and
Asia. The wedding. which was a very
quiet one. took place at Sans Souc the
home of Colonel Perry. and Judge and Mrs.
Howry left at once for an extended trip
through Canada
Mr.. Victor E. Desio left yesterday for
Bethlehem. N. H. En- route he will visit
friends in Philadelphia, New York and Bos-
ton, returning about September 10.
| Mrs. H. B. Cilley and H A Herbert. tr.,
both of this city. are at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va
Mrs. j. W. Noble of New Orleans and Mrs.
William T. Davis of Petersburg, Va. are
visiting Miss Louise Harrison, en- route to
Canada.
Judge John S. McCalmont. Mr. B. c.
| Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. William Waller Miss
| Bryan. Miss M NJ. Ferry and Miss Bette
| Tomlinson are at the Brexton, Atlantic City
Gen. j. ]. Coppinger. U. S. A. of Wash
lngton' with his two sons. Blaine and
| Conor Coppinger, are at the Iroquois. At
/
| Brigadier General D. S. Stanley. u s. A.,
with the Misses Stanley, has been at At
lantfc City since the middle of June. They
! have many friends among the Washington
| lans summerfng at Atlantic City, and pur-
| pose spending the month Of August there
Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Herman, Master Phil
Herman and Miss Camille Herman have
returned home from Atlantic City.
Col. E F. Townsend. Mrs. Townsend and
Miss Townsend of 2021 Kalorama avenue
will leave today for West Point and Lake
| George, and will be absent until the mid
die of September Mrs. VIM Mcclure of
1901 kalorama avenue will also be of the
party, and will be followed later by Mr.
Mcclure.
| Wednesday evening Miss Agnes Eiker.
assisted by Miss Jacoba Holzberg. enter
tanned friends from the city and Brookland
at her pleasant summer home, Metropolis
View. A delightful evening was spent by
the young people amid spacious grotlnds
which were brilliantly lighted An album
dant repast, served in rustic style caused
| much merriment and amusement but was
| greatly enjoyed.
Miss Louisine Willard of New York gave
musicale at her parents villa at Newport
| on the 18th instant in honor of Mrs Marie
Jeanette Leopold of this city. Mrs. Leo
| pold and MIR. Gardiner Wyrrick Marsteller
| will be married August %, and will reside
| temporarily in New York.
| Mr.. Geo. H. Hadley of 1854 Howard ave-
nue. has started for Maine for a vacation
| and visit to old friends and relatives there
| Mrs. j. H. Tibbitts, accompanied by her
| daughter, Miss Greeta Tibbitts and little
son Russell, have gone to Ocean City Nd
| for part of the summer. Mr. Tibbitts has
| gone to Greytown, Nicaragua, in the SER
vice of the Nicaragua canal commission.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Sheridan accom-
panied by their daughters Edith and Mary
| Louise, have gone to the mountains to be
| absent until September.
| Miss Kate T. Higgins of Harpers Ferry
and Mr.. Alan B. Watts of South Boston
| We're married yesterday at St Aloysius
| parsonage by Rev. Father Fink, and start
ed for ten days trip to Niagara Falls
| Mrs. John Oliver Bosley of 4th street
| northwest. accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Robert ]. Handy of Holly Oak, Del,
has gone to Oakland to spend the remain
| der of the heated term.
Mrs. B. Cooke and family are at Colonial
Beach.