Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRETTY WEDDING LAST NIGHT AT
GUNTON TEMPLE.
Marriage of Miss Brugh and Mr..
stockton This Evening-The Mon
day Assem- bly-Notes.

Popular interest in the marriage last
night at Gunton-Temple Memorial Church
OF Miss Osceola Donna Pratt and DR. Row
land Houghton Ford vas shown by the
large gathering of friends assembled to wit
ness the ceremony. DIR. William r. Moul-
deh' Dr. Hubert Young and Messrs J.
waiter thompson and Hugo E FRANKIE
were the ushers. Miss Ada b. Gillin and
Miss Daisy B. Welch were bridesmaids.
and We're daintily dressed in white tafreta,
with light blue velvet collars and carried
punches of yellow chrysanthemums Lit
tie Annie McGrain, niece of the groom,
prettly dressed in white carried flowers
ahead of the bride. who came in with her
uncle, Mr.. W. H HUMPHREYS MIR Howard
w. Thayer was best man, and Kew A S.
Ffske officiated The bride, who is the
daughter of Mrs. Donna NJ Pratt wore
white mousseline de sole trimmed with
narrow satin ribbons. A tulle veil fastened
with orange blossoms and a bouquet of
large white chrysanthemums completed
her becoming toilet. Before the departure
of DR.. and Mrs. Ford for their honeymoon
trip they received the congra tulations Of
relatives and friends at the home Of Mrs
Pratt. l211 9th street. They will be at
home to their friends after December l at
above address.
Miss Ida Virginia Brugh and Mr.. Arthur
Walker Stockton will be married this even
ing at Grace Reformed Church. DIR. Sud
Ter, who will also act as best man; DR.
Gentner. DR.. Ferguson and Captain King
of Alexandria will be the ushers. A recep-
ton Will follow at the residence Of Mrs
Annie E Harding. sister of the bride. at
1424 Rhode Island avenue.
Another of the Monday night dances ar
ranged by Messrs. Harry T. Mauger and
Milton b. Schley took place last evening.
These assemblies will continue throughout
thu season large gathering Of young
tiniN tod IL, th, l,,,
opening waltz being played at $50 o'clock
and Home. Sweet Home" closing the pro-
gram at midnight.
The residence of Mr.. F. C. Ohm on Hick-
DRY avenue, Takoma Park was the scene Of
a pleasant gathering last evening the &C.
casion being the anniversary of his birth
day. During the evening a musical and
literary entertainment was rendered, In
which Mr. A. Varela Mr.. Edward Fisher
man, Mr.. Louis Ohm. Miss Edith Rowan
and Miss Hattie Ohm took part. The house
was decorated with flowers and plants.
After the entertainment a bountiful repast
was served and the remainder of the even
ing was devoted to dancing. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Legg, Miss Clara
Mills, Mr.. Edward Fisherman, Mr. A. Va
rela, Mr. Louis Ohm, Mr.. Allie Young. Mrs,
Young, Miss May Hendey, Mr.. Fred
Ohm, Mr.. and Mrs. Hendley Mr.. William
Ohm Miss Hattie Ohm, Mrs. Charles Hau-
Sen. Mrs. and Miss Edith Rowan, Mr.. Rob-
ert Corey, Miss Edith Burlingame. Mr.. Rob-
Mrs. F. c. Ohm, Mr.. A. P. Blair, Mrs. F.
Burlingame and Mr.. Edward Whitcomb.
musical was given last evening at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Miller in
honor of their sons return. The evening
spent pleasantly in vocal and instru-
mental music, rendered by talented or
chestra under the direction of Mr. Harry
Clemens Miller, after which refreshments
were served. Among those present were
the Misses E. Ryan, \. Ryan c. Pickles
r. DAVIS, N. Essip. s. Miller. Messrs. r.
Hillyard, c. Ferseot of Baltimore A G.
Healy of Buffalo. B. Jones of New York
G Robinson, R. Harris, Leo Hillyard and
E Hoffman.
Mrs NJ. ]. Hunt has gone to New York
Mrs. T o. Parker of Georgetown Heights
is visiting Mrs. Crump of Richmond, Va.
and is the recipient of many fiattering at
tentions from Richmond friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T Fenwick are at 1900
22d street for the winter
Miss Mary Perry Brown of Capitol Hill,
who has been absent for month visiting
in New England and in Philadelphia has
returned to the city.
Miss Annie Elkins of Bloomington, Ill.,
is in the city visiting her brother, P. NJ.
Elkins of 126 Massachusetts avenue north
east.
Miss Ray Wolf and Mr.. Abe Breslau were
married at the residence of the brides par
ents Sunday evening. Owing to illness In
the family the marriage was private. Mr..
and Mrs. Breslau will be at home after No
vember II, 457 E street southwest.
The engagement OF Miss Margaret Daily.
eldest daughter of Marcus Daily Of Mon
tana, millionaire and copper king, to Mr.. H.
Carroll Brown of Baltimore has just been
announced. The latter is a member Of a
Baltimore firm Of bankers and brokers. and
socially and in club life holds prominent
place. The bride-elect, who is very at
tractive in person and manner has set no
date for the wedding. The Days have had
house In New York for the past year.
Another engagement of well-known young
people announced yesterday was that of
Miss Daisy Post and James Lawrence Van
Allen, both of New York. The bride-elect
is a great favorite in society, and was a
bridesmaid at the Marlborough Vanderbilt
marriage. Mr.. Van Allen is a grandson of
Mrs. AStor.
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