Evening star., 1901-07-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS HEITMAN AND
MIR. PIERCE.
Visitors to This and Other Cities
Sheet and Pillow Case Party
Interesting Personal Notes.

The high altar Of st. Patricks Church
was brilliantly lighted yesterday afternoon
for the marriage of Miss Mary F. Heitman
of this city ana Mr.. Overton Custis Pierce
of Lancaster, KY. Only the immediate
family and relatives were present to wit
ness the ceremony. The bride entered the
church with the groom. Her wedding dress,
which was extremely stylish. was made of
white silk, point Iesprit over white null,
and elaborately trimmed with lace and
jewels. Miss Heitman Is the daughter of
Francis B. Heitman of this city, who COM
piled the historical registers of the conti-
rental and of the United States army. Mr..
Pierce is the son OF Mr.. Curtis Pierce of
Kentucky, well known in political circles
of that state. After the ceremony buff
fet supper was served to the immediate
relatives and family, after which the hap
py couple left for an extended tour north,
where they will visit the Buffalo exposition
Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands and Can
ada. The brides soing-away gown was a
violet-colored madras and very becoming
toQue to match.
Mrs. ]. Perry Royston and little son have
returned from Buffalo and Niagara Falls
after two months stay They will leave
for Virginia next week.
Miss TOomb is at the Shenandoah, Har-
| pers Ferry, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Emmerich of Billings
Mont, are in the city. the guests of Mrs.
Geo. Emmerich 212 A street northeast.
Colonel and Mrs La Klutt L. Livingston
and the Misses Livingston are at the Por-
ter cottages, Atlantic City, N. j., where
| they Will be until October.
Messrs. Robert L. Stevens jr., and f. A.
Kirby of Baltimore are visiting this city
| for few days prior to their departure for
White Sulphur Springs, where they will
spend the rest of the summer.
| Raleigh Hotel, Atlantic City, N. j.
Washingtonians here are: W. H. Rice and
| family, Rev. G. c. Bratroche and wife. Mr..
and Mrs: F. B. Higgins. Alex. P. Morse and
| family, E. 0. Whitford, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
| H. Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Ergood, Felix
| Mahoney, NJ. F. Finley and family, f. E.
| and H. S. Whiting, f. H. Droop, A. c.
Moses and E. B. Coolidge.
Mrs. G. w. Kidwell and children will
| leave the city tomorrow to visit her uncle
Thomas Chichester, near Warrenton. Va.
Miss Gertrude Turvey of West Washing
| ton, accompanied by Miss Golde Wood of
Fort Myer Heights, Va, have returned
| home, after a short stay at the home or
Heights, Va.
| Miss E. F. G. Merritt has, with Miss Lula
| Chase, gone to spend month at Raleigh.
South Carolina.
There will be a sheet and pillow case party
at the Stockton Hotel, Cape May. tonight.
SOLlen up Dy MISS Josephine fillmore OF
Baltimore. Miss Spencer of Cape May, Miss
O'Donovan of Baltimore and Miss Halton
| Of Philadelphia, Mr.. Robert of New York
and Capt Powell, L. S. NJ c.
Mrs. Stephen E. Cough is at the Aurora
House, Aurora-in-the-Allegh for the
remainder of the hot weather.
The Misses McCaulley are spending the
summer at Chevy Chase Inn.
Mr.. Henry Hazen has gone up to Aurora
in O. AlIppha nj for nd CT
Mrs. William Kalestki and son Norman
City as the guests of her sister. Miss Ida
Levy of Southwest Washington, where
they will remain for several weeks. On
their way homeward they Will visit Buffalo
and New York city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Chaplin are at
West Springfield, N. H., near Sunapee
lake.
Mrs. Sallie Cullen Epps Boykin Of Rich
mond, Va. who is on her way north for
the balance of the summer, is visiting
friends in this city, where she intends stop
ping for a couple of weeks Several hot
weather entertainments have already been
arranged in her honor by her host of Wash
ington friends.
Lieut. John M. Ellicott, U. s. N. and Mrs.
Ellicott, stationed at the War College,
Newport, have as their guest Miss Juliet
Hamilton Farrar of Washington. During
fete week they are being entertained by
officers Of the White Squadron, now in
Newport harbor.
Mrs. ]. c. Lamont and son will leave the
city for River Springs Wednesday next
Miss Matilda Behrend Mr.. William
Bloom, DR.. and Mrs. A. Behrend, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brazerol. Miss E. ]. Christen.
Miss Maria Deisbeck, Mr.. Julius Sellinger.
Mr.. Alfred Sellinger and Mrs. Annie Kan
der Of this city sail tomorrow from BaIti-
more to Bremen.