Evening star., 1901-07-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF COMMANDER LAW
RENEE AND MISS CLAWS.
Ceremony Followed by supper Party
Interesting Personal Notes.

Last evening. at St John $ Church. Miss
| Frank Isabelle CLAWS. daughter of Mrs.
George o. CLAWS, and Lieut. Commander
James Peyton Stuart Lawrence. L. S. N,
were married by Rev, Edward Dunlop. The
bride was escorted by her brother. Mr.
George o. CLAWS, and attended by two lit
| tie girls, Miss Mamie hewitt and Miss Ida
Wynne. Messrs. ]. Stuart Lawrence and
! Edward s. Lawrence seated the guests and
DR.. Lewis Morris, L. s. N. attended the
groom. The bride was daintily dressed in
white lace over white silk, and wore a
| tuile veil She carried a bouquet Of lilies
| Of the valley. Her attractive young at
| tendants wore white dresses and carried
| flowers. The bridal party and personal
friends were afterward entertained at sup
| per by Mrs. CLAWS before the departure of
Commander and Mrs. Lawrence for a
northern trip. They will live in Philadel-
phia.
Former Gov. John Lee Carroll is at his
Newport cottage for the season
Mrs. Arnold Hague will give a dinner tie
| coming Saturday at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T Gage are spend-
| ing the summer with Mr. and Mrs Maurice
| j. Clagett at Linden, Nd.
MRS. Benjamin Crane and mother have
| gone to join the family of Capt. Joshua
| Bishop, L. S. N. who has taken a cottage
| at chelsea, Atlantic City, for the summer
| Col. and Mrs. La Rhett L. Livingston
| who for the past ten days have been the
guests OF their daughter, Mrs S E. Stuart
OF wilmington, Del, will be Joined by the
Misses Livingston at Atlantic City in a
| rev Gays, Where they are to spend the re-
| mainder of the summer
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. SteIlwapen VA
l.; L. Argue, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. SaIter and
! Miss Reilly are late Washington arrivals
at Poland Springs Me-
Mrs Letter sailed yesterday for Europe
for visit to her daughter, Lady Curzon
MI ana Mrs. Townsend We're passengers
! on the same ship. Miss Matilde Townsend
| accompanies her parents
The former Turkish minister. Ali Ferouh
Bey, with his wife and family. sailed to-
gay Tor Havre. did Rev Thomas S. Lee
rector OF St Matthews Church.
MIR. Frank N. DAILY, son of Mr. T. D.
DAILY. and Miss Geneviere Petty. daughter
OF the late George X. Petty, both of this
city, were married this morning from the
residence of the brides sister Mrs W. b.
Early. Brandywine, Md. The ceremony
took place at st. Peters Catholic Church
with nuptial high mass Rev Father Mar
tine. s. s., officiating. Owing to the bride
| being in mourning the affair was very
quiet only immediate relatives present
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Daily left
ior snort northern trip.
| Mrs. Laura Jones of Parkersburg. w
Va. has been for the past few days the
guest of Mrs. w. A. Jackson, al 40 c street
southwest.
Mrs. II. NJ. McDade is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John 7. Parson, Ithaca, N Y
Mrs. E. Quincy Smith and her little
daughter. Dorothy. are spending the sum-
mer at the Ocean View Hotel, at Sconset.
Nantucket Island.
Mrs. NJ. I. Weller and son. Angelo. ac-
companied by Miss Clara Richardson. have
gone to spend the summer on the ST Law
! renee river at The Banks, near Prescott
| Ontario, with Mrs. Charles A. Mccarthy,
the daughter of Mrs. Weller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Irvine announce the
| marriage of their daughter, Annie Blaine,
| TO Lieutenant Chas. Huntington Lyman
| I. s. NJ. c., Tuesday, July 16 in Manila
| Philippine Islands.
Mrs. Charles G. Roth, jr.. Of Cincinnati
Ohio is the guest Of Mrs. C. b. Wise of F
| street.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
| of DR.. William F. Ankeney and Miss Isa-
| belle w. Smith at noon Tuesday, July l6
| at the residence of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Smith, on Capitol Hin
| The ceremony was performed by the Rev
T. f. Hoffmeier of Hagerstown Nd a
! brother-in-law of the groom. After a we'd
ding breakfast DR.. and Mrs. Ankeney left
for Atlantic City. On their return they
will be at home at - c street northeast
The Chrysanthemum Pleasure Club gave
trolley ride last night to Rockville, car
rying about eighty people. A display of
fireworks was enjoyed. The members pres
| ent on the ride were Misses +. Cantwell r.
| Dent, B. Ingle, V. Ingle. A. Neenan j.
| Phillips. NJ. Warren and Messrs. z. Big
gan. l.. Ernest, r. De Grummond, c. Can't
well. 8. Gardner. ]. Tucker. A. Clagett L.
Windsor, c. Ward, n. Ward, j. Willy and
c. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII c. Kellum of Capitol
Hin have gone to Niagara Falls. where
they will be joined by their daughter Miss
Nellie May, to go to Buffalo and Canada.
Mrs. Nellie A. Norris and her daughter
Alicia have gone TO North Carolina to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris.
Mrs. P. B. Pierce and daughter Mary are
in the Berkshire Hills at Lee Mass, for
the summer. Mr.. Pierce will join them
after his duties as juror at the pau-Amer-
can exposition are completed.
Mr.. D. p. Mccarthy. who is convalescent
from typhoid fever. accompanied by his
mother and Mr.. NJ A. Green, has gone up
to Aurora, w. Va, where he expects to
remain for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Grages are at Oak
land. Md.
Mrs. L. B. Mccartney Of SIG North Caro-
lima avenue southeast and sister, Mrs.
Margaret c. Lohr are at Fauquier White
Sulphur Springs. Va.
CHARGED WITH GRAVE CRIME.