Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE FORD-PRATT WEDDING To-
NIGHT AT GUNToN TEMPLE CHURCH.
A Kinsly Crlticism-The Suter-Parker
Marriage-Euchre Party
Personals.

Pratt and DR.. Rowland Houghton Ford this
evening at Gunton Temple Memorial
Church at O'Clock. will be followed by a
reception at 1911 9th street from until IL
o'clock. The couple will live after Deem
Der 1 at the above address
Genaral and Mrs. Leonard Wood and her
three children have gone to New York
Ell route to Havana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartwell Cragin
have issued cards for the marriage of their
daughter. Helen Hartwell. to Mr.. David
Agnew Greenlees, Wednesday evening. No
vember T. at 8 O'Clock at st. Johns Church,
Georgetown.
Land has already been purchased in a
pleasant Paris suburb, says the New York
World, by Mrs. Leland Stanford for an
American hospital. Suitable buildings from
the exposition, which can be taken down
and regretted. are to be bought and utii-
lied for the purpose. Mrs. Stanford will
also give a sufficient endowment to main
tain sixty beds and a medical stan
Miss Carrie Stadler and Miss Elsie Klein
of Atlantic City are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. s. Williamson, No. 1106 9th street
King Leopold Of Belgium. who has spent
the summer in Paris, speaks with the
greatest enthusiasm of the American wo-
men he has met, saying to a correspondent
recently that to his mind the American
production Of our century,
Miss Christina Lathrop, daughter of Mr..
Laurence Lathrop of Norfolk. and Miss
Nina Butler are visiting Mrs. F. l.. Hood,
ESQ 10th street, and will remain until
Thursday. Mrs. Hood will return with
them for a short stay.
DR.. and Mrs. d. Elmer Wiber are visiting
relatives and friends in Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Moore, 1918 street,
celebra ted their golden wedding anniversary
Saturday evening, and from s to 10 their
home was thronged with friends. Since
mo presents was the cards the rooms
were a bower of roses, chrysanthemums,
violets and other floral offerings.
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday,
October "a at the home of the bride at Ia
koma Park, Md, the contracting parties
being Miss Emma Amelia kosack and Jos.
William Garner of Washington, d. C. After
the ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev. ]. Van Ness, the couple left for their
future home, 523 F street northeast.
Mrs Virginia Jackson Taylor. who has
been in Philadelphia for the past month.
has returned to the city, and will be with
her mother, Mrs. Anna Jackson, at No. .
Grant place, for the winter.
Among the interesting events of the week
will be the marriage of Miss Marion Edith
Parker, daughter of Mrs Ella E. Seufferle,
to Mr.. Robert Dom Suter of Washington.
D. c. The ceremony will take place at
o'clock tomorrow evening, October ~, at
Wesley Chapel, corner 9TH and F streets
Rev. E. L. Watson, pastor of Grace M. Il
Church, will officiate, assisted by Rev. J.
Fred Heisse of Wesley Chapel. Miss N.
Redman Grove of Baltimore will act as
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Jesse c. Suter, brother
of the groom, as best man. Little Miss Mill
dred Barnes, niece of the brides mother,
will be flower girl The ushers will be DR..
Paris Brengle, DR.. Howard P. Cooley,
Messrs. Elmer Espey and Harry Gensler.
F@a 1f Ia will no
a choir of twenty voices, musical friends of
the bride and groom, who will chant the
wedding march. The singing will be under
the direction of Mr.. Thomas G. Young, for
mer Sunday school teacher of the bride
The x. L. C. R., formerly the Capitol
Hill Euchre Club, held their first meeting Of
the season last Friday night at the resi-
dence Of Miss Daisy Rothwell. "A 9th street
northeast. First prizes were won by Miss
Genevieve Matthews and Mr.: w: G. But
Ter, and the second prizes by Miss Ella
Wagner and Mr.. Harry Wendall. Those
present were Miss Ella Wagner Miss Cen
evieve Matthews, Miss Lydia Rothwell,
Miss Maude Wagner, Miss May Hersey.
Miss Lillian Frech, and Messrs Paul Carr,
George Hands, W. G. Butler, Harry Wen
dali, Robert Munsey, VIM. Rothwell, War
rem Schoonmaker and w. NJ Pigott The
next meeting will be held at the residence
of Miss Ella Wagner on November 8.
Miss Ola Downing of Pasadena, Cal. is
visiting Mrs. w. D. Lynham. 1894 Roanoke
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. Chew have re-
turned to town for the winter, and are
keeping house at 1885 street.
The E. F. S. Club held their first dance
Saturday evening. Those present were
Misses G.. Simms, Nellie Morarty. Laura
Edmonds. Lucy Edmonds. NJ. Anderson, F.
Roach, T. Welch, Louise Morning, K.
Christy, NJ Speare, E. LIE Due, H. Harro-
yer, A. Hallam. E. Miller. NJ. Talbert. K.
Walling. S. Walsh. E. Colt. E. Safrold. L.
King. and Messrs. G. Brown, R. MacglI, C.
Finley. P. Reinold, E. Dickerson F. Up
man, E. Dawson, P. Hallam. C. HaIlam,
Tibbetts Gaines, E. Kilcullen, G. Gardiner,
c. Bright. Sullivan, Kaiser, Ellis, c. Green,
P. Marsteller, A. Woodward, Potter and E.
Meade.
Miss Ono Melita Viekery, daughter of Mr..
Chas W. Vickery, superintendent railway
mail service, and, Mr.. Frederick Elliott
Healy of Providence, r. l.. were quietly
married this morning at the residence of
the brides parents. 415 Sd street. The Ger
emory. which was performed by the Rev.
Richard s. Williams, rector of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church, was followed