Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MORNING MARRIAGE OF MISS sULLI-
VAN AND MIR. RYAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. de Margerie on to See
the COuntry-Other Seekers for
Cooler Places.

This morning at st. Aloysius Church Mr..
Jas. ]. Ryan of this city and Miss Mary +.
Sullivan of New Haven, Conn. were mar
| ried. The bride. who is a decided brunette,
was becomingly attired in a gown of white
| organdy, trimmed with satin ribbons. and
| carried a pearl prayer book. After the
| ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan left for a
short trip. and will be at home to their
friends after August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Donnell are at
Pequot, New London, Conn.
Mr.. de Margerie of the French embassy.
accompanied by his wife. will leave today
for Detroit to attend the ceremonies Of the
two hundredth anniversary OF the found
ing of that city by Cardillac On the way
back they viii visit the pan-American ex-
position and Niagara Falls. The de Mar
geries are summering at Manchester-by-
the-Sea. They expect to visit Bar Harbor
and Newport during their gayest seasons
and to come to this city in October.
Mr.. Leo c. Brooks has gone. with his
family, for a two weeks stay In the Blue
Ridge mountains. On his return will take
a. business trip to Philadelphia and New
York.
Mr.. D. Fulton Harris is spending his va
cation at Asbury Park. where his family
| will remain during July and August.
Doctor and Mrs. E. w. Reisinger left to-
be the guests of Major George Barnett.
Misses Margaret Petty and Alice Smith
OF Arlington, Va, are spending a few
weeks at Portsmouth Va. They are guests
of Mrs. ]. Walton Barclay, the aunt Of
Miss Petty.
A quiet wedding took place at the Hen
rietta flats, 933 n street last evening. the
contracting parties being Mr.. Harry r.
Sisson and Miss Aimee Rich daughter Of
the late George w. Rich of this city. The
knot was tied by Rev. DR.. Hubbard Of Nc
Kendree Church. The unexpected APP
pointment of Mr.. Sisson to the po-
sition of Chinese inspector under the
| bureau Of immigration. Treasury De-
partment, and his assignment to duty at
the port of San Francisco, Cal, FASTENED
the marriage of the young people. the date
for which was set for some time in the
future. AS 1t was necessary for Mr.. Sisson
to depart at once for his post of duty on
the Pacific coast an immediate maria ge
was decided upon. The bride and groom
departed on their wedding journey
Immediately after the ceremony at 8
| o'clock last night amid the congratulations
OF their numerous friends. Mr.. Sisson, who
formerly lived with his father, now a clerk
| in the pension office, at Porter Ohio. is one
OF the best-known young men I'm local mill
tia circles. He was a member of the Ma
donal Fencibles. sergeant Of the Morton
Cadets, and participated with those organi-
| cations in the winning of many prizes in
| competitive drills here and in other cities
pany c, LIST District of Columbia Volun-
teers, and saw service with his command
during the late Spanish-American war in
the Santiago campaign.
Capt Frederick H. Morhart and Dr. Jesse
Lee Adams. jr., are at the Yellow Sulphur
Springs. Va.
Mrs. ]. F. Downey and son of 800 G
street southwest have returned from a
trip to the pan-American exposition, visit
Ing Niagara Falls, Canada and other
points of interest Mr.. and Mrs Downev
are now sojourning at Colonial Beach, but
will be at home to their friends after the
LIST Of August.
Miss Kathryn P. Harvey is In New York
visiting friends. On her return will leave
for Manila, her future home.
Miss Rena Cooper is spending the sum-
| mer at Sandy Point, Me-. with her aunt.
| Mrs. Mary Houston Of Dorchester. Mass.
Mr.. VIM. Jenkins has returned from his
vacation spent at Atlantic City.
Mr.. John c. Fay Miss Lillian and Master
Julius, accompanied by their aunt, Miss
Amanda NJ. Smith, left Monday for the
pan-American exposition via Saratoga,
Lake George. Montreal and Niagara. They
will go thence to western Pennsylvania
for the rest of the summer. Mr.. Fay will
| return about August II.
Mrs. Ethan Allen Hitchcock will go north
tomorrow morning, accompanied by her
sisters, the Misses Nichols and DR.. and
Mrs. w. A. Croffut They will spend a
month at Saratoga Springs and month at
Lake George.
Mrs Ernestine a. Saum and Mr.. Emil
at noon at the Garfield Memorial Church
by Rev. DR.. Power. A large gathering of
friends Of the couple was present, Messrs.
Charles E. Baldwin, Samuel E. Aler. Andre
B. Boettcher and Theodore c. Bell being
the ushers. The platform, pulpit and the
aisle were lined with palms. The bride was
escorted by her brother, Mr. Robert A.
Balderson. and Mr.. Robert E. Fugitt stood
up with the groom. The bride wore a trav-
cling dress of dark canvas. trimmed with
Irish point and hat in the same colors.
Mr. and Mrs. Schneider have gone to the
pan-American exposition, and will spend
next month at the Delaware Water Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Berens have gone to
Cape May and will go from there to At
lantic City.
Last Thursday night the Jolly Triple
Pleasure Club enjoyed an outing down the
river on the steam launch Joe Blackburn
The affair was a success, and was entirely
engineered by the ladies' who gave the out
ing in honor of the gentlemen. At $50
o'clock the party started on their cruise.
and after a delightful trip. stopped on the
way back at River View, where dancing
and other amusements were INDUCED in.
served and songs and stories were enjoyed.
The ladies in charge were the Misses ".
Murray. NJ. Chambers. F. Wenger. b. Tea
gle, e. Strobei. NJ Strobel and Mrs. G.
Forsberg. Their guests were Messrs. c.
Helm, c. Bowling. c. Dyer, c. kaufman,
H. Fellinger. K. Newbold and ]. Trede. The
party was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. Fellinger.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Gale will sail for Europe
August "a to join his family who sailed
last Thursday. They will not return until
October.
Mrs. Julius E. Juenemann is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Hugo Toilner jr.. at her
home in Brooklyn. N. Y.
EXCURSIONS.