Evening star., 1901-06-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Numerous Weddings Fixed for June's
Second Week.
WEDNESDAYS INTERESTING list
Other SociabiIities of Recent Oc-
Currenco.
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next week Will likely De tne banner one
for weddings The large number already
announced will be supplemented by others
of equal interest, but of which the details
so far have not been made public. Monday
evening the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Orme and Mr.. Rawlins Hume will take
place at Christ Church, Georgetown. Miss
Mary Hume will be the maid of honor for
her future sister-in-law and Miss Ethel
Sigsbee, Miss Peck and Miss Rittenhouse
cousins of the bride; Miss Dean, Miss Stu
art, Miss Marshall, Miss Graves, Miss Cra-
gin, Miss Tabb, Miss Seamans and Miss
Miller the bridesmaids. The ushers will
be Messrs Orville Ecker, Frank Gordon,
Robert Hume, Robert Heth, George Mason,
Don Nesbit, Carberry Ritchie. Joseph
Thompson and James Orme. Another Mon
day night wedding will be that of Miss
Florence Thompson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Thompson, to Mr.. Walter Ny
ron Britain at 8 o'clock at Hamline
Church.
Miss Elinor Wilson, daughter of Mr.. ].
Ormond Wilson, and DR.. Arthur Lee VIII
son Of Lynchburg, Va, will be married
Wednesday noon at the family residence
on Highland terrace DR.. Huntington, the
grandfather of the groom, and Rev. DR..
Radcliffe will officiate. Only a few per-
sona1 friends have been asked, with the
relatives, to the ceremony. Another mid
day wedding of Wednesday will be that
of Miss Elizabeth Moore F1agler and DR..
George Wilbert MacKean of Braddock,
Cape Breton. Mrs. Mary NJ. Flagler has
sent out cards for the reception at her
home, 2144 California avenue, at IL o'clock.
Miss Mabel Howard. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Howard, and Capt John
Henry Russell will be married Wednesday
noon at 1914 N street. A reception Will
follow the ceremony. Miss Sue Adelaide
Buckingham and Mr.: Aston Brintnall
Moulton will be married Wednesday night
at the First Congregational Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Cool of West
Pittston, Pa, have issued cards for the
marriage of their niece, Miss Julia Eliza
beth Langworthy, to DR.. VIM. Alvah Stew
art, Thursday, June 20, at II O'Clock, at %
Wyoming avenue, Pittston. The groom
elect Is widely and pleasantly known in this
city, having been a member of the house
hold of Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse for
several years. and where he made many
friends.
The Turkish minister and family will
sail for Europe next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry May gave a dinner
the past week in Cardinal Martinellrs
honor.
Mrs. Slater, who paid short visit to her
Newport home. has returned to this city.
Chief Justice Fuller and family will sum-
mer at Sorrento, Me.
The marriage of Miss Lawson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Lawson and sister
of Mrs. Frank Ellis, to Mr.. Walter Dwight
Wilcox of this city will take place in the
brides home city, Cincinnati, next Novem-
Der.
Miss Marie Mattingly, who went to Ari-
zona last winter for her health, has re-
turned quite restored to health.
Invitations have been received in this city
from Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Foster Of
IO,,&k1 %ha 1f~ l,o;.
daughter, Miss Mabel Duffield Foster. to
Mr.. William Andrews Clark, tr., son of
Senator Clark, Wednesday, June 10, at No.
S31 West Granite street, Butte, Mont.
On Wednesday, June 5. at noon. Miss
Edith B. Jarvis of Lorton, Fairfax county,
Va, was married to Frank H. Walker Of
Hampton, Va. Rev. Everard Meade, rector
of Pohick Church, performed the ceremony
at the residence Of the brides father, NJ.
NJ. Jarvis, near Lorton. The bride was
daintily gowned in white organdy, trim
med with white satin ribbon, and carried
Bride roses. Only the near relatives and
friends were present. After dinner the
couple left for their future home in Haznp-
ton, Va. The bride received a number of
presents.
A dance was given at 1900 North Capitol
street last evening. The decorations Of
flags and flowers produced a fine effect A
bountiful repast was served. Among those
present were: Miss Alice Norris Mrs. Nor
ris. Marie Murray, Flossie Norris, Helen
Sayer, Johanna Scheppach, Kate McCul-
Tough, Nellie Lowe, Alice Lowe, Hattie
Stein, Bessie Dali, Mamie Minor Annie
Heany, Mamie Meinckheim. Nellie Smith,
Hattie Bicksler, Grace johnson, Mrs. jack
son, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Cook, Mrs Knott,
Ethel Knott. Mrs: w: Jett. Ada Gibson
Pollock, G. Mcleod. Wayland, Tucker,
Sweetman, DeGrummond, Jackson, Wise
Walter Jett, T. Gibson.
A pleasant gathering took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Thyson,
1896 10th street, last evening, the occa-
ters, Blanche and Grace. The house was
decorated with flowers and after music re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Thyson
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood, Miss Trott, Miss
Price. Miss Callahan, Miss Keochlng, Miss
H. Thyson, Miss Moxley, Miss Thyson, Mr.
Power, DR.. Watkins, Mr.. Thyson, DR.. Pom
eroy, Mr.. Morley, Mr.. McQuinn, Mr.. Hop
kins
Mr.. Elwood w. McIntire and Miss Pearl
Portfolio were married at Anglesea, N. j.,
May 20, and have just returned from At
iantic City, Philadelphia and Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mcfarland left yester-
day for Indianapolis and an extended trip
west.
The It's Us Club gave bus party to
Great Falls last Sunday. Refreshments
were served in the bus while en- route to
the Falls. and upon arriving the party had
dinner. Among the merry makers were
Misses Mitchell, Lottie and Amelia Goebel
Damman, Nau, Greenwell, Gaegler, Schulze,
Wallace and McIntire, also Messrs. Joa-
chin, Lauten, Ruhl, Loehl, Herath, Pitt,
DR.. Herper, German, Brodt and Longran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gates celebrated
their fifth anniversary at their lovely home
on 1st street southeast, June 6. with music
games and dancing, followed by refresh
nents There were present Mr.. and Mrs
]. A. Wilkinson. Mr.. Geo. Heinline, three
cousins from Philadelphia; Mrs. and Miss
Eva Story, Mr.: and Mrs. Geo: Kaufman
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Shane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gibson and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roby Mrs. Burns. Miss M.
OBrien and Mr.. Vanfleet.
Miss Faye Manning of Talcott. W. Va.
is spending some time with her school
friend, Miss Lillian 1. Christman. Both are
graduates from Georgetown convent.
Mrs. Laura E. Magruder has issued invi-
tutions to the wedding Of her grand
daughter. Miss Lillian Irene Christman, to
Mr.. Howard LIE Grande Christman, which
will take place June 10, high noon, at ST.
Andrews Church.
DR.. and Mrs ]. Ford Thompson and Ford
McArdle are at the Luray. Atlantic City.
nr Henry A Polkinhorn hoe loFt