The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The President. accompanied by all the
members of his Cabinet, except Secretary
Root, together with Mrs. Gage and
Miss Wilson, daughter of Secretary
Wilson, and Secretary Cortelyou, will
leave the city for Baltimore this morn
ing at IL o'clock on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, arriving there at noon TO be
present at the wedding of the daugh-
ter Of ex-Postmaster General Gary. The
party will witness the ceremony. partake
of the wedding breakfast, and leave Balti-
more at 80 o'clock for Philadelphia, where
they will arrive at 800. An escort will
meet the President and take him and the
Cabinet party to the home OF Mr.. Stotes-
burg. 1895 Walnut Street. where there will
be reception lasting thirty minutes. The
President will be escorted to the Union
League Club shortly before 8 O'Clock to at
tend banquet at that hour. and at IL
o'clock there will be reception TO mem
bers OF the club.
AS soon as it is over the President and
party will leave Philadelphia for Washing
ton to arrive here early tomorrow morn
ing. Senator Lodge, who is in New York,
will join the party today at Philadelphia.
Mrs Mckinley, who was expected 10 go to
the Gary wedding. will not go. Mrs. Gage
and Miss Wilson will return to Washington
Mrs. Mary A. Rowan, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, who has been spending the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. James F. Nc
Hugh, has returned home, accompanied by
he, grandson, Martie McHugh. who will
remain during the winter.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Pauncefote will entertain at dinner Mon
day, December 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward James Birch have
issued cards announcing the marriage Of
their daughter, Alice Edna, to DR.. Alfred
Goodman Bryan. The ceremony took place
| Thursday evening at o'clock in the pres
ence of the immediate families at the
brides home in Georgetown. Later in the
evening Dr. and Mrs. Bryan left for q
trip North.
The latest details concerning the VAN
derbilt French wedding, which is to &C.
| cur at Newport January H. show that
the ceremony is to be performed at Trinity
| Church to be followed by a wedding
| breakfast at the French cottage, Harbour
view.
| The trip to New York will be made in
| Mrs. Vapderbilt's private car, and the
couple will sail for Europe Immediately.
+, brilliant reception was rendered We'd
nesday evening at the Gurley Memorial
Presbyterian Church to the pastor, Rev.
! ] Russell Verbrycke. and Mrs. Verbrycke,
by the Christian Endeayor Society OF the
church. The attendance included not only
| the members OF the church, but also many
| pastors and friends from other churches.
The receiving party consisted of Rev. and
Mrs. Verbrycke, Miss Gertrude Allison.
who made the introductions, and Misses
Ella Watt. Alice Carpenter, Catherine
Roeben, Ellen King. Gertrude Chauncey,
and Mr.. II. C. Hengstler, the President of
the Endeavor Society. The church was
handsomely decorated in pink and white,
while many palms and lamps added to Its
| beauty. Sweet music was discoursed
throughout the evening by harpist and
violinist, and light refreshments were
served from buffet table presided over
by a number of young ladies under the
supervision of Miss Ethel Carpenter.