Evening star., 1901-06-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CARDS OUT FOR COMING WEDDINGS
HERE AND ELsEwHERE.
A Washington Newspaper Man VIII
Take Bride - Several Country
Events-TrnvcI Pians-Notes.


| Minneapolis, Mimi, will be best man, while
| MIR. Vivian Burnett of this city. and Mr..
John E. Eversman of Clinton. H., viii at
tend as groomsmen. The honeymoon viii
| be spent in Virginia Miss Jones and her
parents have spent several winters here.
! Mir. Albert is one CT the best known and
most popular of the younger newspaper
! men of this city.
Saturday evening, June S, Miss Lacey
| Johnston entertained her classmates Of the
! Western High School and other friends at
| Broadyiew, the country home of her
| mother, Mrs. S. Lacey Johnston, and her
UNCLE Major r, s. Lacey at Bailston, Va.
| Chinese lanterns galore Illuminated the
| dwelling and lawn. making them an object
| OF beauty and pleasure. The evening was
| passed in dancing, good city string band
| furnishing the music, and abundant re-
| freshments were served on the mansion S
| broad porches and grounds. Mrs. Col {.
/ A. Lounsbury of Fargo, n. D., now So
| jcurning at Fort Myer, in care Of her
| daughters children. their mother, Mrs. Ma
! jor Morgan, being en- visit to hec hus-
j band stationed IN the Philippines; Mrs.
| Walter \. Wellman and Mrs. A Is. Lacey
| chaperoned the party, and assisted largely
| coward the enjoyment OF young America
| ririslg the evening. The guests We're
| Misses Ruth and Rose WelTnan, Helen
Beale Bessie Foster. Margaret Edwards,
| Julia Rayenel, fsadOre Pike, Ruth CIen-
!
| Edith Keyes. Louise Arnold, Mary Morgan
| and Winifred Mason, and Of the young gen
| tlemen, Bruce Caaaga, Spencer Dickinson,
| Chas Mcclure, Dean Caldwell, Charles
| Roggs. Omar Conger, Tell Steven, Ward
| low HUclI, Gregg Custis, Rufus Darby,
! Carlos Mfrich, Jesse HirSt, Horace Winter,
! Whitcomb Middleton, P. n. Gatnett. John
London, Leroy Chamberlain and John L.
| Green, u. s. n, y large number OF the
party We're driven over from Fort M|er IN
| a four-in-hand, and though the driver lost
| his way and carried them around Roolh
Hoods barn" before reaching the destlna-
! ton the episode Cnly added zeSt TO the
general enjoyment.
Mrs John Doyle Carmody, accompanied
by her children. left Wednesday morning
for her summer home in the Allegheny
mountains.
Miss Mamie Graham Hume the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hume, was one
| Of the graduates Of Vassar on " Wednesday,
| receiving the degree OF ALB Miss hume
was the art editor OF the college annual
| The Vassarian.
Mr.. Robert Portner, with his daughters
Misses Alma and Eta, sailed YESTERDAY on
| the steamer Deutschland Tor two months
| travel on the continent.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Mabel Reid, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM H Jones of Leonardtown, Nd,
to Rev. Fletcher Guard Watson of Wind
sor Fla. now a member of the Baltimore
} NJ r.. conference ne ceremony Lba'-N l-lsttS
/ at Forestyule Nd, at high noon, IueSoay,
the IIth instant, the Rev. Dr.. G. d. VI at
| son, father OF the groom, ofhcl&tlng, as
sisted by the Rev. \. +. Spleiman. MRS.
Spielman, sister OF the pIiae, !Id! S1 N "
wedding march from ''LohengrIn as the
bridal party entered the p3rlors, attended
by the brides little sister Shirley, who was
dressed in lace and organdie and carried q
large basket of roses and ferns. 1fe
| brides gown was Of white orEandie, Neck
! lin lace and ribbons, and she c2rfieq
| shower bouquet of carnations and maiden
! hair ferns The hall, dining room and par
! Iors were tastefully decorated with roses,
| ferns and southern STnilax. the bridal party
standing under cluster.of ferns ana mag
nolias After the ceremony q buffet break
! fast was served, after which the Rev. nd
! Mrs Watson left for q trip on the Atlantic
| coast amid congratulations and best
wishes The presents were numerous ana
| costly. Among those press Mt were the pa
rents of both the bride and groom, as Wei
as many relatives and friends from B2lti-
more and Washington. They VIII be at
Urbana, Nd, after June 20, their future
home.
Misses /. and J. Weinberg of Baltimore
and Mrs. Fnu Leterman OF Charlottesville
! are visiting at the. fcsidence of Mrs. II.
| Strauss 4U7 Prince street, Alexandra, Va,
where they viii be pleased to see their
friends Sunday.
The engagement of Miss Annie Toftie to
Mr.. J. Kamenske has been announced.
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AllendaIe. n. J., June II. at high noon, her
neice Miss Katherine y. Linthicun, ana
Mr. William Preston Asten, il, were mar
ried by Rev L. II. Cleaveland OF Christ
Church, Ridgewood. me prlde wore an an
| imported gown of pearl gray crepe de
chine handsomely trimmed with point de
Paris lace and rhinestone ornaments. Her
| hat was of white NeOpolitan, trimmed with
| large blush roses and blue satin ribbon.
| After an elaborate collation. the couple leIt
| for an extended honeymoon, Washington
| being included. Mr.. Asten was formerly
a resident of Washington, and among the
| guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrick Gam
| formerly of Washington, now OF New ork'
| The presents were numerous and costly.
Mrs. Fannie C. Barber has issued cards
for the marriage of her daughter, Mar
| garet Bauenger, to Mr.. William Henry
! Richards Wednesday evening, June -, at
| s O'Clock, at 102 C street southeast.
The marriage of Mrs. Elsie S. Griffin,
| Youngest daughter of the late Mr.. L. L.
| Shriner of Linwood, Carroll county, Md,
| and widow of the late Mr.. w M L. Grlilll
| of this city, to Mr.. Samuel b. Rinehart OF
| Waynesboro. Pa, took place at the Ra-
| leigh at II 80 p. m. yesterday, the officiating
clergyman being the Rev. w. NJ. Lyon.
| pastor of the First Brethren Church of
| this city. a few relatives and old TRENDS
were present to witness the ceremony and
! attend the luncheon which followed 1t. Mr.
| and Mrs Rinehart leave today for honey
| moon trip to the north.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ). Mexican, Jr-, nave
issued cards for the celebration of their
| tenth wedding anniversary, Thursday even
| ing June 90 at S o'clock at their residence,
| 32I Florida avenue. There will be dancing.
! The card is tied to a square of tin with
| white ribbons.
Mrs. Alexander Macomb Wetherin and
| Mr.. Samuel Wetherill will leave tomorrow
| for jamestown, R. l., where they will open
| their cottage for the summer, returning TO
| the Iowa, September 10.
A pretty wedding took place at the
chapel of the Trinity p. Z. Church, corner
of Sd and c streets northwest, at 4 o clock
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Charles S. Hanp-
ton of Knoxville, Tenn, and Miss Margaret
e. Pumphrey, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Jas. w. Pumphrey, We're married
by Rev Dr. Williams. The bride was
Handsomely gowned in Dresden, silk trim
med in old point and carried La France
roses Miss Beulah Suit, her niece, was
maid of honor and wore white organdy. A
reception followed at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton
left on a late train for their future home
in Tennessee.
Mrs. Abby G. Porter. Miss Mary X. Por-
ter, Miss a. S. Hobbs and Miss Kate D.