Evening star., 1900-09-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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ere highly enjoyed. Refreshments were

were highly enjoyed. Refreshments were
| served
Miss s. L. Ratcliffe has returned from
visit to New York and Atlantic City.
| A birthday party was given at Mr.. A. K
Browns house last evening. Those present
| were Misses Blanche Kane, Tilly Brailer
| Ethel Shoemaker, Eva Dante, Virgte Beck
ett Mary Cole and Mary kieny and Messrs-
| Brown, COzlin, Carey, Manning, Baum,
| Bates. Smith, Wagner and Kane
| DR. and Mrs. George W. N. Custfs have
| returned to their home on Capitol Hill, after
| an outing at Atlantic City.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
| Burnetta E. Seitz and Mr.. Phil. E. Muth
| Wednesday evening October 3, at o'clock.
at st. Paurs English Lutheran Church.
/ The ceremony will be performed by the
| Rev. Samuel Domer. ID.
| Mrs Charles Frederic Hall has returned,
! after spending the summer with her sister
Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy, at her sum-
/ mer home, Alpine-on-Hudso
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred bennett. with daugh-
| ter and son, have returned to Washington
| and will be at home to their friends at 1t32
| 21st street after October 8.
/ The engagement has been announced OF
! Miss Marie Livingston Bagaley to Mr.. j.
Lewis Smith son of the late ]. Amber
Smith. The wedding will take place early
this fall.
Mrs. Edwin Nd. Truell and Miss Katie V.
Wilson arrived in New York last Sunday.
| They were abroad eighty days in company
together visiting London. the Paris exposi-
tion and many OF the principal continental
cities, their trip being delightful, with the
exception of a very rough voyage returning.
! Mrs. Truell returned Sunday evening to her
home at No. 1913 p street, while Miss VIII
son visited friends in New York few days
before returning to her home at No. 1929
10th street.
Last Wednesday evening at the residence
Of the brides parents. DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam r. Goodman 1919 10th street Miss
Rachel Margaret Goodman, their youngest
daughter. united in marriage to Mr..
Jesse Herbert BtgelOw. The drawing rooms
and entire lower floor were beautifully deco
rated. The mantels were banked with
roses and ferns. while every available nook
and corner was filled with handsome palms
and other ported plants. The wedding
Mrs. j. Mohler GivIn. who also played "Oh,
Promise Me- during the service. The
bride, handsome brunette, was gowned in
white tafreta, trimmed with applique lace
and chiffon, and carried q shower bouquet
Of bride roses. Mr.. Gus Bigelow was best
man. The bridal party stood under an
arched floral bower. The ceremony was
performed by DIR. Charles B. Ramsdell, pas
tor Of the North Presbyterian Church. The
presents were numerous and costly. Sew
e.al hundred friends were present.
Mr.. J. B. Lloyd for the past two weeks
has been critically i'll at his home, No. 1896
u street.
Mr.. Henry Arbers Of this city and Miss
Anna Morhart Of Middleport. Ohio, were
married Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents. Rev. c. c. Morhart of this
city. brother OF the bride. was the OFF,
ciating clergyman. The couple will reside
at 1910 Rhode Island avenue northwest, and
| will be at home after October Is.
Miss Georgia TOtten Laub and Mr.. Edwin
Hayden Gibbs were married at St. Johns
Church, Georgetown; at noon. September
S@ Del, md cre>ld od he.
chancel and altar. The ushers were Mr..
| William P. Mckee, MIR. Edgar r. Petit,
Mr.. Frederick w. Duvall and Mr.. Walter
b. Clarkson. The bride entered the church
with her sister. Miss Louise Laub, who was
maid of honor. The groom and his best
man, Mr.. Edward Harvey Dyer, met the
| bridal party at the chancel steps. where Mr..
| Barton, the rector, performed the cere-
mony. The bride was becomingly gowned
| in a handsome gray travelling suit and wore
| q large black hat. She carried a shower
| bouquet of brides roses. The maid of
| honor wore contrasting gray gown with
picture hat of turquoise blue belvet, and
| carried bridesmaid roses. Early in the af-
ternoon the couple left for a trip north and
will be home to their friends after October
| 15 at their home at Somerset Heights
| Miss Rebie Cook and Mr.. Edward W.
James were married the past week at the
parsonage of Douglas Memorial Church,
DR.. Hartsock officiating. The attendants
were Miss Louise Hopwood as maid of
The groom is the eldest son of Mrs. Katha
rine L. Scott. The bride, the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of Park Place
| northeast. Mr.. and Mrs James are enjoy
ing their honeymoon up in the mountains
of Virginia, and will be at home to their
friends after October Is, at No 83 street.
A dance was given last evening at the
Potomac Boat Club house. Among those
present were the Misses C. Barker, Clark
Johnston, Griffin, Mangan, sCowen. Baker,
Mahoney, Draney,. Barnaclo, NJ. Clark.
Ktpp. Sigourney. Addison. Seeiey. Maddox.
Anderson. and the Messrs. Watson. Hem
streck. Thomas Nyman. Guista, Harris.
Quinter, Gallagher, Moore, Potter. johnson.
Bentley, Mahorney. Jordan. German, smith
and AGitchen
Miss Emma Gray has returned to her
residence 2015 Kaloran,a avenue. after
speniing Jnly and August at Deer Park.
Nd and September at Kittery Point, Me-
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. H. FOX have rsturnsd