Evening star., 1900-10-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
RECENT WEDDINGS AND ANNOUNCE
MENTs OF OTHERS TO COME.
DOings OF Well-Known Warrington
ians-Mrs. Hobart a Visitor mt
the White House.

guests of President and Mrs. Mckinley at
the White House. They arrived in Wash
tngton last evening. They were met at the
depot by President and Mrs. Mckinley.
Baron Won Sternburg. the former first sec
retary of the German embassy. will sail for
Germany the latter part of this month and
go to Berlin to await his assignment to
new post.
NJ. Jules Boeufve, chancellor of the
French embassy. will return from Europe
Saturday from q leave of absence Of some
weeks.
The Austro-Hungarian minister and the
Baroness Won Hengelmuller. who are still in
Newport: Will spend some time In New
latter part OF the month.
The marriage Of Miss Blanche Imogene
Peterson and Mr.. Frank Gustave Radel-
| finger will take place next Wednesday even-
ing at the Gunton Temple Memorial Church
The maid of honor will be Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Anderson of this city, and the best
man Mr.. HI. p. Simpson of Alabama. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Kathryn 8. Brown
Miss Louise d. Hoser, Miss Florence Hen
derson and Miss Bertha E. Morrison. The
| ushers will be Rev. William T. Stuckell of
New York. Mr.. Bennett s. Jones Mr. Thos
Reed Cliff and Mr.. ]. H. Carnes. Rev
perform the ceremony, Rev. Asa 8. Fiske
assisting.
Among the pretty weddings of the season
was that of Miss Mary Francis Yates and
Mr.. George Martin Gerhauser. which oc-
Cured Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, at
the residence of the brides mother, 2611 1
r street northwest. The parlors We're ar
tistically decorated with palms. ferns and
white flowers and other plants being used
profusely In hall and other rooms. The
wedding march was played by Miss Belle
Sinclair. The bridal party was led by Mr..
Leon McAllister as best man and Miss
Daisy Sinclair bridesmaid The bride.
| escorted by the groom, entered the room and
stood in an incloSure of palms and flow
ers. The Rev. Frank G. Havener Of Dunn
barton Avenue Church, off1ciated. The
| bride was gowned in white mousselne
| trimmed in rare old lace chiffon and satin
ribbons, and carried shower bouquet of
| bride roses. The bridesmaid was dressed In
finely-tucked white organdie, with pink sat
in ribbons and carried pink roses. After a
wedding lunch was served the happy couple
left on a bridal trip north. They will be
home at 2611 P street after November l.
ard will be pleased to see their friends
Only the closest relatives and friends were
present at the wedding. The presents were
numerous and costly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Frazier Of 4O8
Florida avenue celebrated the tenth an
niversary OF their marriage Tuesday even
ing. The house was decorated with palms.
pink and white cosmos and La France
roses. Mrs. Frazier received in a dainty
gown Of white organdy over silk. Mr.. j.
Walter Humphrey entertained the guests
by several vocal selections. Among the
many present were Mr. and Mrs VIM. NJ.
Seton. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frazier. Miss
Ella Frazier, Miss Mamie Capps. Miss
Woodruff Miss Elizabeth Seton. Mr.. ].
Walter. Mr.. and Mrs. Torrey. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Caywood. Miss Lou Suter. Mrs.
f. Andrews. Miss Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Suter DR.. and Mrs. Walter, Mrs. NJ.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews. Miss May Seton,
Mr.. and Mrs: A D.. Bagby. Miss Adah
Bagby. Mrs. George Suter. Miss c. Reic,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Frank Richardson. Mr.. VIM. Seton, jr.;
Miss Margaret Seton, Mr.. Werber. Mr..
and Mrs. John Garrett Miss Rose Seton,
Mr.. Fuller: Mr.. Wright Dr. and Mrs. VIM
Garret. Chester Caywood, Elmer Frazier
and Herbert Richardson.
Miss Martha Shank Of Williamsport. Pa,
is in Washington for the winter. and is
stopping with her cousin. Miss Ethel D.
Baker OF 616 Q street northwest.
Mrs Elizabeth B. Morgan has issued In
vitations for the marriage of her daughter.
Annabella, to DR.. L. Fleet Luckett. We'd
nesday, October "a, at 12 o'clock, at the
Church OF the Covenant: The bride and
groom will be at home after November 10,
at 1419 Rhode Island avenue.
Captain and Mrs. Charles S. D. Domer
left yesterday for Cincinnati. From there
they will visit Indianapolis. Chicago and
Cleveland the latter being the former home
of Mrs Domer She will remain some
weeks, but Captain Domer will return the
last Of October
Mrs F. w. Benteen, widow Of Col Ben
teen Of 7th Cavalry, Is visiting friends In
the city at 1912 18th street.
Mrs f. K Webster, wife Of Captain
Webster. I'd United States Infantry, who is
now in Philippine Islands with his battalion.
Is located at 1445 Massachusetts, avenue,
with her little daughter.
Mrs. Davidson widow Of General j. w.
Davidson Of cavalry fame. has returned to
the city, and is located at 1904 X street.
Miss j. G. Webster has changed her resi-
dence to 1437 Rhode Island avenue north
west.
Mrs. Fitch widow Of Commander Fitch.
will leave the city on Monday to visit
friends in Indiana.
engagement of their daughter. Rosa NJ. to
Mr. Frederick G. Stein. The wedding will
take place November 2.
Mrs Camp and her daughter, Miss Ethel
T. Camp. have returned from trip through
Holland. north Germany and Switzerland
to her home, No. 20O3 Kalorama avenue
Mrs. Camps health is much improved by
the trip.
Mr.. Theodore Paul Dorsey Of No. 912 M
street, and Miss Grace E. Baker of Haines
Falls, N. Y, were married quietly WedneS-
day night at the parsonage Of st. Stephens
Roman Catholic Church by Rt. Rev. Father
Cotton. chancellor Of the diocese Of New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey sailed Thurs
day morning on La Touraine for Paris.
where they will spend their honeymoon.
They will be abroad until after the holidays,
when they will return and reside in Wash
ington. The groom's brother, Mr.. George
Maynard Dorsey of New York, acted as
best man, while Mrs. s. c. Wheeler. sister
of the groom, who was accompanied by her
husband, Mr.. 8. c. Wheeler. was brides
maid
A straw ride was given last Tuesday
night by the West End Pleasure Club to
Riverdale. Md. The party was entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. William Allen at their resi-
dence, Ingleside. A bountiful supper was
served and dancing was enjoyed until late
hour Among those present were the Misses
Nellie Fainter. Ada Scott. Mayme Bell.
Violet Bowen. Lille Wagner. Mamie Fair,
Mamie Carley. Mamie Steep, Lucy Ed
wards Bertie Steep, Edna Taylor. Bertha
Parsons, Maggie Eicholtz. Mary Morgen-
thaler, Daisy Koons and Messrs. Henry
Eicholtz, James Yeabower James Constan-
tine Robert Robinson. Charles Barteman.
Charles Rupert. Mike Clarke, William Will
cox, Jos. Biggs, Howard Dalzell. G. s.
Cats, Frederick Eicholtz, Geo. E. Boyle,
John Gallagher.
Miss Irene Ruth Kennedy, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Kennedy, and Mr..
Eugene w. Willard We're married last even
ing at the residence of the brides parents
by Rev. DR.. T. c. Easton Mr. and Mrs.