Evening star., 1900-04-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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| Maryland legislature. Rev. DIR. Wallace
Radcliffe pastor of the New York Avenue
Church, performed the ceremony. The
| brides dress was of white satin, very rich
| ly embroidered. 1t had yoke effect of
| shirred mousseline de sole and point lace
| trimmings diamond pendant, one of
her gifts from her father and mother, was
morn. A cluster of orange blossoms held
| her tulie veil and the large bouquet she
| carried was of white lilacs.
Miss German wore pretty dress of pale
1 blue crepe and Miss Mary Edna German
wore turquoise crepe de chene: The grooms
mother. Mrs. Stephen Gambrill, wore black
l Among the out-of-town relatives present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Marriott. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. German and the Misses German,
| Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Warfield and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ober. all of Baltimore; Mrs
Hillagass of Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. German of Laurel. Md.
| The brides presents were not only nu-
merous. but very valuable. They included
| quantities of silver and other table adorn--
| ments and articles of jeweiry. Mr. and
Mrs. Gambrill left this afternoon for their
home in Boston. The brides going-away
costume was of a dark blue tailor-made
cloth.
The "chantant' in the British embassy
| ball room yesterday. given under the di-
rection of the Misses Preston of New York,
was a great success in every particular
| Not only was the ball room thronged put
the overflow extended into all the adjoining
| case The entertainment, which included
solos by Mr.. Heathe Gregory and Mr.. Ho-
| bart Smock. Miss Nickens and Miss Julie
Valette, with Miss Josephine May Mack
at the piano, and dialect monologue by
Miss Anna Vernon Dorsey, had as Its mid
| die number a Spanish dance by Miss Rose
Antoinette Preston, which was most grace
| fully performed and loudly applauded. The
list of patronesses included the names or
the most prominent hostesSes in Washing
| ton, and added to these there were present
several hundred other notables in the of1l-
cial and resident world. The British am
| bassador and Lady Pauncefotc, with their
daughters were aSstduous in their atten-
| tons for the comfort of all those present.
The Misses Kieckhoefer of New York, who
| are In this city to take part in the musicale
| at the Columbia this afternoon. are the
guests of their former teachers, sisters
| at Holy Cross Academy, 1872 Massachu-
| setts avenue.
| Miss Eva Lee August and Mr.. James A
| Hendley We're married today at noon at st.
| Margaret's Church The wedding breakfast
| followed at Rauscher's The bride is the
| daughter of Colonel and Mrs. August of
Virginia
The invitations to the wedding of William
| Corcoran Eustis and Miss Edith Morton
will be issued today. The wedding will
| take place in Grace Church, New York
| city, at 1870 o'clock Monday, April 30.
| Bishop Potter, assisted by the Key. Dr.
| Huntington, rector of the church, will per-
| form the ceremony. The bridesmaids will
| he Miss Jena Morton and Miss Helen Nor
! ton, sisters of the bride; Miss Celestine
| Eustis Miss Rosamond Street and two lit
| tie girls Titine Hitchcock. daughter of Mrs,
| Thomas Hitchcock, jr, an Patsy Carroll
| daughter of Mr.. Royal Phelps Carroll. The
| ceremony VIII pc 1oilowed by reception 10
| tne intimate lrlehus ana reia'lNes at the
Morton residence.
The marriage or Miss Mary +. Rabbit
| of Montgomery county, Nd, and Mr.. John
| c. c. Patterson will take place this evening
| at the Eastern PRESBYTERIAN Church. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev. Byron
Sunderland, d. D., and the ushers will be
Mr.. w. X. Flora, Mr. John koons, Mr..
Claude Doohsey ana MI fa! mona Doyle'
Mr.. Ira H. Johannes and family have
moved from their former residence at Ia
koma Park to Woodside, Nd, where they
have taken the residence known as Kirk
side'
Secretary and Mrs. Hitchcock gave a din
,a.. ST. l., bo,ar 90 NJ ond ,,rs
Iier last 5 MN. IN hS1on wv VI - Oh" ~
DWlshI ooliitr .! Ne" ioih, "I,tn ,t;tar tl,e
9ther soes.s Mete c. me Ernst Cen and Mrs
,.aroh levers Zen TN deii' ahI Lis, NJ,
Niles, Mr; aho MIS- i1eli,y MAY Nj; i1ents
sloyd' MISS MISS Nlyel anu MI ,nIa, anu ~,
at M CIV H2Is =, niss ~ w ~ N,tsas i5ftnhnacL
'or "olco'. anu .iie IAisses fi-tt'oHA IN
The Belgian minister and "l1e, MT. ana
Mrs. Alex. Legare and Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
riam gave dinners last night.
Mrs Rose Sullivan of Jefferson street,
49,, ,,. NJ, Doa,,,
shacosua, ana Igr -. MS ha nrosnnt
suivai, are IN s Si d. ro o sI,ii,,an p
AZ the gfitoua'ioir oi WI Ia, too,,a 49, 90.
tor of nbarmacv Tbev viii he Joined short
iy by Mr.. Frank Finotti of Anacostla.
The marriage of Miss Mary Russell and
Mr. simon Tennison both of Anacostia
took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
In St Teresa's Church, Anacosta, in the
presence Of few relatives and friends.
Rev NJ P Sullivan, pastor of the church,
performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
1ennlson iett ior Vislt 10 points III oaItt-
more county, COZ, MAJ iahu. anu upon 'ieii ie-
turn Will reside III Ahacostia.
The Fleur de Lis Club gave Its first post
Lenten assembly dance and supper at the
Cafe Robinson last evening and a large
number Of invited guests were present In
the gathering were Frank w. 81 Courtney
and MISS Alice Boswell George "A. Bentley
1r., and Miss Virgie Luckett, Fred l. Harris
and Miss Angela Mahoney, Charles Z. Bab-
cock and Miss Sadie Bacon, Edward H.
Thomas and Miss May Hoffman, William
f. Harley and Miss Margaret Griffin, Harry
Baker and Miss Lucy Werden, Charles w.
81 Gourney ana MISS MARY e. paniel deoTge
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