Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25
Miss Blanche Mcdaniel. are at Hot Springs

Miss Blanche Mcdaniel. are at Hot Springs,
| Bath county. Va
Wednesday afternoon. August Is. quiet
| wedding ceremony was performed at the
| parsonage Of the Grace Church. the
Rev. Baker officiating The contracting
parties were Miss Elizabeth Jenkins of Lin
den and Mr.. Jesse B. Fling Of Washington.
| After the ceremony the couple left for
Leesburg, Va, and on their return Will be
pleased to see their friends at their home.
Linden. Md.
Mrs. Clark and Miss Clark Of street are
at Harper's Ferry.
Miss Rose Well of Baltimore Is the guest
Of Mrs. ]. Sanger. 40 Maryland avenue
southwest; at home Sunday evening, Au-
gust &c.
Mrs Alice j. WEIGH and her daughter
Mildred are stopping at Atlantic City for
two weeks
| Mrs. w. T. Easterbrook and Mrs. Towne
arc at Atlantic City.
Miss Edith Simmons and her niece, Miss
Grace Hutchinson, have gone to Catoctin,
Nd, for the remainder OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clay Johnson and Vas
| sar Johnson have returned home after
four months visit to principal parts of
Europe and the Paris exposition.
Mrs. 8. B. Howell and family are going
| to Long Branch.
| Rev. Edward Warren. wife and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Woodbridge and
u. "A.
Mr.. and Mrs A. N. Dewey and son. Miss
Emily Bonnet, Mr.. Henry Pfeiger and Mr..
| Edward Piepenbring are at the Evans
Cottage, Colonial Beach.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mack, Miss Pauline
| Whitaker and Miss Gertrude Fuller are
| at Atlantic City.
Misses Gertrude Dana and Belle Carpen-
ter are spending some time In the Blue
Ridge mountains.
| Miss Reeves of Norfolk, having returned
| from a trip north, is spending a few days
| with her uncle, DR.. Park G. Young of 1903
Q street.
Mrs. A. s. Carter and her sister. Mrs. E.
w. Rollins, are spending few weeks at
| Round Hill, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Taylor and daughter
n Y
Mrs. A. Neagle is on a three weeks visit
to her mother, Mrs. ]. Bentley, No. 40 l.
| street southeast, and will return to New
port News. Va, September /.
| A quiet wedding took place at Springfield,
! Md, on Wednesday last, the contracting
| parties being Miss Maggie Chappell daugh-
! ter of Charles Chappel Of Springfield, and
Mr.. Thomas Smith Of Petersburg, Va. The
| ceremony was performed by the Rev J. w.
| Steele Of Lanham and witnessed only by
| immediate friends of the family. The couple
| left on the next train for Norfolk, where
they expect to make their future home.
Mrs. T. H. Henderson and daughter, Miss
| Hazel, of Savannah, Ga. are the guests Of
| Mr., and Mrs. s. l.. Cole, 1923 New jersey
| avenue.
| Mrs. Helen LaMotte of Savannah. Ga, Is
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Roberts, 55
| Massachusetts avenue.
| Miss Lottie Roberts of this city Is spend
| ing several weeks in Brooklyn, N. Y, with
| rela tiveS
Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Brice Of Bos-
ton are visiting Mrs. Brice's school friend
Mrs. Walter Edgar Burns Of 123O U street
| Mr. and Mrs. James Boyce will leave Sum
day for Chicago. and will also visit the
| Thousand Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison, after an
extended trip to Niagara Falls. Toronto,
Montreal, Quebec, the White Mountains
Portland and Boston, at home, No. 1225
Roanoke street, Columbia Heights.
Mrs. John H. Leonard. who has been Wis
| iting relatives in New York and New Jer-
sey, is expected home the latter part Of
| next week.
Miss Della Clancy. accompanied by Miss
Mary E. O'Connor, has gone to New York
| for an indefinite stay
| Mrs. A. r. Brothers is improving in
health very much at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Bingham and Miss
| Carskaddon of 1911 Vermont avenue are
at Atlantic City.
Miss Edith Bingham Of ISL Vermont
| avenue, after a pleasant visit with friends
| in Wissahickon Heights, Pa, Is now at
Spring Lake, n. J.
| A hop was given at Fairview Cottage,
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs. Va, last
| Saturday night The grand march was led
| by Miss Irene Pole of Washington and Mr..
Elmer Hanback, of the Springs. followed
| later on by masquerade Those taking
part We're: Miss Martin Night; Mr.. Mar
| tin, Saxon. both of Warrington; Miss Alice
| Lee Roche and Miss Irene Pole, Two Or
phans; Miss Elsie Roche. Red Riding
| Hood: Miss Fannie Shreves, Boo Peep; Miss
| Fannie Fields, fortune teller; Miss Daisy
| Fields, summer girl; Margaret Fields. in
FAINT; Samuel Pole, Yellow Kid; Miss Ma
| mie White. Topsy; Miss Dillon. country
school girl: Mr. Plant, soldier: Harry
Bright, Indian; Dr. Sage. Holander; Mrs.
| Buckulu, nurse: Warren Ofutt, bashful
girl, all Of Washington; Elmer Hanback,.
| ghost; Homer Hanback,, bicycle girl: Muir
| ry Hanback,. clown; Gertie Hanback,, beg
gar: Cliff Hanback,. Dutch girl: Irven Ham
back, negro; Mr.. Steward, cornfied negro;
Mary Movers. tambourine girl. all of the
| Springs. The prizes were awarded to Miss
| Mamie White, as Topsy, and Mr.. Harry
| Bright. Indian. Refreshments were served
| and dancing continued until morning.
| The wedding Of Mrs. Marie Jeanette Leo
pold Of this city and Mr.. Gardner Wyrrick
Marsteller of Philadelphia, Pa, occurred
Thursday evening. at o'clock. at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, villa Cresec-
| tOir, Chevy Chase. The ceremony was per-
! formed by the uncle of the groom, Rev.
Xavier L. Bradley of Philadelphia. The
| bride, who is tail brunette and is well
| known in musical circles, looked charming
in a gown OF pale gray satin, heavily APP
plfqued In cut steel trimming. She wore
| diamond brooch, the gift of the groom, and
| carried a bouquet of brides roses. Her at
tendant, Miss Louisine Willard Of New
! York was in pink mousseline de sole over
| silk and carried La France roses. The
| groom, who Is well known in business and
| society circles Of Philadelphia and New
York. had for his best man his college
| friend, Mr.. ]. F. Stanmore Of New York.
During the ceremony the bride and groom
stood beneath a bell of white roses erected
| in the alcove Of the drawing room. Men
! delsohn's Wedding March was rendered by
| Prof r. F. Langston. After the ceremony
| q collation. was served and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Marsteller left on a late train en- route for
| Newport for sojourn Of several weeks.
| after which they will reside in Philadel-
phia The presents given by the friends
| Of the couple were many and handsome.
There were quite a number Of out-of-town
guests present, from Philadelphia, Ohio
| and New York.
At the Paris exposition the American
visitors have been gathering occasionally
at the United States building for home COM
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