Evening star., 1900-09-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TWO BRIDES NEXT MONTH IN THE
GARY FAMILY.
Coming MarriaEes Of These Charming
Young WOmen-Mfss Daisy Letter
Sailing for Home-Notes.

Two weddings will take place during the
early part of November In Baltimore Of
great interest to official and resident Wash
ington. The Misses Lillian and Jessie Gary,
daughters Of the former Postmaster Gener-
al. will be the brides The former will be-
come the wife of NJ Robert Taylor cf
New York, the first week in November, and
the latter will marry Mr.. Van Lear Black
Of Baltimore. the second week in the same
month. The ceremonies will both take
place at "The Summit the country home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gary, near catonsville.
Both young ladies have made friends here
and have been frequent visitors during the
winter since their fathers retirement from
the cabinet.
Mrs Washington Mclean will accom-
pany Admiral and Mrs. Dewey tomorrow to
Long Island where they will visit Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Ludlow at Oakdale. Mrs.
Mclean was among the last of the cot
tagers to leave Narragansett Pier.
Quite array of the fashionable set, re-
mains at Bar Harbor and last night was
present at the last of the Monday evenings.
Mrs Van Nest of New York was the host
ess. An evening of music and recitations
was enjoyed by the company, which num-
bered from this city the Austrian minister
and Mrs. Hengelmufler, Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ney and the Misses Barney.
Mrs Letter and Miss Daisy Letter will
sail tomorrow on the Oceanic from Liver
pool, after their long absence abroad. MIR.
Joseph Letter will sail from this side to-
morrow for Europe. The return of tile
Letter family to Washington for the winter
is now expected, and that the big mansion
on Dupont Circle will again be the scene of
its usual gayety when its occupants are
here goes without saying
Miss Grace NJ. Thomas has returned from
her summers outing, having spent several
delightful weeks at Portland, Me-; Boston
and Wardenclyffe. l.. 1.
Mrs l. V. Slater has returned from New
York
tol street. daughter of Thomas w. Smith,
has just returned from Europe after an
absence of three months.
Miss Chloe Waller Nowlin of Lynchburg.
Va. Is visiting Mrs. Mary W. Shuster, 1925
Both street
Miss Jessie Ackerman will be at home
with Mrs. La Fetra tomorrow wednesday,
evening, from to 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ayres Lamson have
returned from Atlantic City, and will go to
the new Iowa to reside next month.
The Misses Coitt have returned from their
European trip, and are at home to their
friends at 1913 Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Annie Elizabeth. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Boulter. this city, and Mr..
Harry Lutner Light of Brooklyn, N. Y, were
married Wednesday, September g. by the
Rev. Jas. B. Perry, rector of st. Andrews
Episcopal Church. After an extended trip
north the couple have returned to this city
and will be at home after October l.
Miss Ethel Lockhart, who returned during
the past week from Adamstown. Nd, will
leave on Wednesday. accompanied by her
mother, for Chicago. to spend the fall
Mr.. John s. Copeland and Miss Blanche
Bremen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs John E.
Brenner Of this city, were married at the
parsonage of the Mount. Vernon NJ. e.
Shurch South by the pastor. Rev DR..
Durey, yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock
The ceremony was witnessed by the imme-
date friends of the contracting parties, and
at $50 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland took
the steamer for Norfolk. in which vicinity
they. will spend their honeymoon. On re-
turning to Washington they will be at home
at 9O1 Massachusetts avenue northwest
after October /.
Among the recent arrivals at the Shenan-
doah Hotel, Harper's Ferry, w Va, are
Mrs. James E. Donnelly, sons and daugh-
ter; Mrs. M. E. Jenkins. Miss Mamie c.
Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Long, Denver
Colo; Mr.. B. T. Chase. Mr.. and Mrs c.
n. Anderson. DIR. and Mrs. Muncaster, Mrs
j. r. McCortney, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. john
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Carmody and
son. Mrs. Frank Jones. Miss A. v. N Gait
ma, Mrs. W. E. Swanston and son. Savan-
nah; Miss F.. Adelaide Barbarn. Mr.. and
~, o H. -. .aoS MI. I1oWdru FISK, MT.
Thomas F. Kinslow, Mr.. John Horstcamp
and Mr.. Aloysius Horstcamp.
Miss Isabella Martie has gone with Mrs
Black to New Jersey to visit her brother,
W. T. Martie. During her stay in New
Jersey she will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Black.
Miss Mamie Hickox returned to Upper
Marlboro. Md, this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beinke of Toledo,
Ohio. left for their home last night. after
very pleasant visit to Mrs. Emma Hulse
and daughter.
Mrs. A. c. Shannon and daughter Helen
have returned to their home 2311 M street.
from six weeks outing in western Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. Louis A. Rosafy and her daughter
Lillian have returned from Linden Md