Evening star., 1900-06-30
some FUTURE AND PAST WEDDINGS
WeIl-Known People Off for Sum-
mer Travels.
PER SON AL NOT E 9

Evanston, Ill 1t was announced laSt nag III
that the ceremony would likely take place
today, and that Rev. c. s. McLeon. Bap-
tist minister. would officiate. Rumor had 1t
yesterday at Sorrento, Me, where the Full
lers are at their summer home, that an
other hitch in the arrangements was caused
by the refusal of the Episcopal clergyman,
Rev. w. o. Baker rector Of st. Savior's
Church. Bar Harbor, to officiate, after
learning that the bride-elect was divorce.
It was said last night that tho ceremony
was set for an early hour this morning.
but that only family party would be pres
ent. DIR. Moore and his bride Will travel
west month and then return to Bar Har-
| Dor for the late summer. The New YORK
Herald today says:
1.-The announcement Of Mrs. Aubrey's en-
gagement to DR.. Moore wes made last Feb
ruary, but it was not expected that the
wedding would take place so soon. This is
not the first time, however, that she has
surprised society. In 1SS9-she was then
Miss Paulina FuIler-she eloped with Mr..
]. NJ. Aubrey. jr.. of Chicago, and was mar
ried to him in Milwaukee, Wis. Their mar
ried life was unhappy, and in 1898 she Sc
cured divorce from him in Chicago.
"She became acquainted with DR.. Moore
two years ago in Chicago. He Is k'n-
tuckian by birth and we'll known in medical
circles in the windy city,.
Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston of this
city is one of two women in this country
to be appointed delegates to the interna-
tional congress of photography at Paris,
and will read a paper before the congress
on 1.-THE Work of tho Women of the United
States in Photography" Accompanied by
her mother and her aunt, Mrs. c. j. Ha-
gan, she will sail from New York for Rot
terdam next Saturday. After a brief tour
| in Holland the party will go to Paris and
| then to Oberammergau for the Passion
Play" returning to Paris through Swift
zerland.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. Joseph l..
Mccoy of 2421 Pennsylvania avenue for
| the marriage reception of his daughter.
| Miss Cora Mccoy. to Mr.. George Junius
Geiger, Monday evening, July 2, from to
| 10 o'clock. The wedding ceremony VIII be
very quietly performed and witnessed by
| the intimate friends. The reception will
| Immediately follow, and later in the even
| Ing the newly married couple VIII take an
extensive honeymoon trip through the
south.
Mrs R. NJ. G. Brown left Thursday for
| Elkins. w. Va, to join her parents. ex-
home.
Mrs. VIM. Gerry Morgan and daughter
Myra have left town for Hideaway, their
country home among the New Hampshire
hills.
Miss Grace Morgan and Miss A. W. Peck
ham will pass the summer on the Paclhc
coast
MISS W. Aliieiisl Dai iii6 tohi nus 6oAAS ~
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Singer of Williams
port, Pa, are the guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs G. Lansburgh, where they
will be pleased to see their friends.
Mrs. II. C. Rakemann and her two sons
will leave Saturday to spend the summer at
Atlantic City. Mr.. Rakemann will attend
the Brooklyn saengerfest and later Join MS
family at that resort.
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday
noon June 81, at Trinity Methodist Church,
East Washington, the groom being Mr.. Ru-
loft Ridgeway Strattan of the United States
civil service commission, and the bride Miss
Susie Hutchinson. Rev. DR.. E. D. Huntley
performed the ceremony After congratula
tions of friends the newly married couple
left for Atlantic City. After August they
will be at home to friends at 25B Delaware
avenue northeast
Mrs. w. Gibson White and daughter have
gone for the summer to Popham Beach, Ne.
Miss Antonio Gratf. daughter Of Mr..
Charles Graft, in company with Mrs.
Koenig and the Misses Lulu and Carrie
Ramp will leave next We M,ednesaay July
Louis, for an extended tour through Eu-
rope and the Paris exposition.
Last evening a pleasant party was en-
tertained at the residence of the Misses
Yoecksls Of Capitol Hill in honor of their
guest Mr. Jordon of Virginia. Music and
recitations We're greatly enjoyed by those
present. During the evening the gentle
men dispaye their taste in millinery by
a competitive hat trimming match. The
prize was awarded Mr. Clifford Church,
Among those present We're Miss Gardner of
Maryland. Miss Belle Miss Trow, Miss
Elliot, Miss Fernald, Miss Gibbons. Miss
Holbrook, Miss Nelson, Miss McNally,
Messrs. Gates. Stratton Church, Briarly,
Waldeman, Potter, Cornwell, Leland, Ben
son and Young of Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. La Porte and
son of Peoria, ILL.,, are visiting with Mr..
La Porte's father and mother at 715
street. Mr.. La Porte was until 1894 resi-
dent Of this city, when he went to Peoria
Mrs S. p. S. IIutson is at Chariottetown,
Prince Edwards Island, Canada She will
visit the principal places Of historical in
terest in Canada before returning home.
The Brotherhood of the Union. under the
Home, gave a trolley ride to the home OF
Mr.. J. f. Leaman, Pleasant Grove, Autry
Park Md, Tuesday evening. June 26
In the party were MI: R: E. Bragg. Mrs
Leaman, Miss Della Muir, Mr.. D. Stanton,
Miss May Leaman. Miss Ella Johnson, Mrs.
c. A. Will, Mr.. E. Mex. WILL Mr.. q. Stew
art. Mr.. 7. H. w. Thrush, Mrs. l. H. w.
Gillespie, Miss Gleason, Miss L. Ditmon.
Mr. mg; T; H. R. w Cheney e.msn Mr. c; Mr. Lea
Miss Rose Mccarthy. Miss Grace Leaman,
Mr.: f. Emmett Mr.. A. A. shaffer, Mr.: B
F. Gottvals, Mrs. B. e Gottvals. Mr.. W. ].
Peck, Miss F. Godfrey, Miss N. Tolson. Mr.
Bishop. Mrs. Bishop Mr.. Ch. F. Myers,
Mrs. c. F. Myers. Mr.. NJ. L. Allison. Mrs
M. L. Allison, Miss M. E. Miskell. Mr.. c. NJ.
Phelps, Miss Nettie Detrick. Mr.. H. Beal,
Miss Ada Ditmon. ]. E. Leaman, Miss
Nelly Wood, Mr.. E. H. Shreol. Mr.. T. A.
Trainer. Mr.. E. Whitson. Miss f. Walrons,
Mr.. I. Esmay, Mr.. Dave Dee. Mr.. I. r. ia
cobs, Mr.. I. F. Melton, Mr.. Tom Troden,
Miss NJ. Scallahan, Miss c. Wall, Mr.. w.
Poor. Mr.. l. L. Magruder, Mrs. I. L. Ma
gruder, Mr.. F. T. Razay, Miss Nolan, Miss
Mamie Saunders, Mr.. NJ. O'Neil Mr.. G. i.
Will, Mrs NJ Britton, Misses Gardner. Mr..
E. Brown, Miss D. Leanan, Miss Aria Lea
man, l. Leaman, P. Mccarthy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ridel, Miss A. Blades, Mrs. E. NIagru-
der.
Miss Martha Cary Lockett of Texas is
visiting her friends Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
II. Clark, 1764 Madison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Hitchcock of
Capitol Hill sailed today on the Waesand
to visit London, Paris and other European
cities, returning on the New York in All.
gust.
Mrs. L. Bolland and daughter Leah Of
Manistee, Mich, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Bolland of 43 Bates street.