Evening star., 1901-09-28

at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
West Hornor.
The marriage of Mrs. Rengifo and Mr.
Eugene Thiebaut, as already announced, is
fixed for October %. Cardinal Martinelli
will perform the marriage ceremony, which
will precede the celebration of a nuptial
mass that morning in the cardinals pri-
vate chapel. Mr.. Thiebaut sailed today
from Havre The stay of the couple in this
country after their marriage will be brief,
and their residence for the next few years
will be divided between Paris, where they
will keep home, and Switzerland, where
Mr.. Thiebaut is first secretary Of the
French legation. Mrs. Rengifo has return
ed with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
MacCartney, U. s. N, and Mrs. MacCart-
ney. and will be with them until after her
marriage. Only relatives and the necessary
witnesses will be present at the marriage
and the breakfast which will follow.
Another wedding Of the month is that Of
Miss Gladys Ffoulke and Mr.. Edward
Chapman Smith of Philadelphia, which is
announced for the 18th at st. Johns
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke have re-
opened their Massachusetts avenue house.
Miss Gladys Ffoulke has been visiting the
parents of her fiiance. Mr.. and Mrs. Win
throp Smith. at Glenside, near Philadelphia.
The marriage of Mrs. NJ. E. Blackburn
and Senator Blackburn is likely to be
among the earliest events Of October.
Miss Edith Patten and General Corbin, as
already told in this column. will be married
November at the home Of the Misses Pat
ten and owing to the personal grief of the
latter for the late President will be cele-
brated very quietly instead of the elaborate
event originally planned. The marriage of
Miss Helen w. Parker and Mr.. H. K. Will
lard is also set for early November and
will be the first Of the large weddings this
autumn at the Covenant.
Mrs. NJ. Marx Bennett has returned from
her summers vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keeler and Earle Keller
have returned for the winter
Mrs. Anderson. wife of Lieut.. E. A. An
derson. U. s. N, is at 1928 Massachusetts
avenue for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Fenwick have re-
turned to the city and have taken apart
ments at the Maury.
Lieut.. and Mrs. G. L. P. Stone, U. S. N,
are with his mother, Mrs. Brinton Stone,
1121 De Sales street northwest.
The marriage of I. T. Buneston and Miss
Katie M. Shea took place at St. Johns
Cathedral, Syracuse, N. Y, Rev. Ambrose
Dwyer officiating. The bride was attended
by her cousin. Miss Maud Williams of Os-
wego. N. Y. Her brother. Mr.. P. T. Shea,
was best man. The bride wore a handsome
gown Of blue silk, with a large picture
hat. Miss Williams wore blue silk we'd
ding breakfast followed at the residence of
the brides sister. After a trip to the Pan
couple will be pleased to see their friends
at 937 c street southwest, this city.
The marriage Of Miss anna May Leggett,
only daughter Of Mrs. Caroline Stewart
Leggett, to Mr.. George Leverett Stowen of
Brooklyn took place Wednesday evening
at $50 at Incarnation Church Rev w. H
X. Pendleton of Virginia, assisted by Rev
William Tayloe Snyder officiated The
Mr.. Robert Langdon Brockett of Atlanta,
Ga, while Mr. Stowell was attend by Mr.
Robert Peabody Bellows Of Boston as best
man. Miss Mary Tasker Bowie of Grass
of honor, was gowned in white Paris mus
lin with lace yoke and carried white roses
The four bridesmaids, Misses Annie Stuart
Hart of Baltimore, Bessie Talbot of
Washington. Lucy Seymour Black of Vir-
ginia and Mary G. Flowers of Tennessee,
also wore white and carried white roses,
the only touch of color in their costumes
being their yellow ribbons which artistical-
ly repeated the tint of the golden rod bios
SONS cleaning among the heavily massed
palms with which the church was decorat-
ed. The brides gown-exquisite In its ele-
CANT simplicity-was of finely tucked NOUS
seline de sole over taffeta and trimmed
with point lace and orange blossoms. Her
tulle veil was fastened with orange blos-
SONS and her bouquet was Of lilies Of the
valley and bride roses Mr. Roger Walcott
of Boston Mr. Edmond Hamilton Sears.
Mr.. William Bradford Robbins and Mr.
Chandler Robbins of Boston were the ush-
ers. A reception followed the ceremony at
1120 Vermont avenue. where the friends of
the young couple had an opportunity of
seeing them for short time. The presents
were numerous and unusually handsome.
Mr. and Mrs. StoweI after their wedding
journey will reside in Brooklyn NJ T.,
where they have taken fiat.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Fisher gave progressive euchre party in
Gaithersburg. The young hostess wore
white organdie. She was assisted in re-
ceiving her guests by Mrs. Thompson and