Evening star., 1901-09-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
OF MISS NOURsE AND MIR.
WAGNER.
A Surprise wedding I'm Same Family
Marriage at Rock Creek-Recent
S0ciabflities-PersO

Miss Mar E. Burner has gone to visit
| Rev. and Mrs. A. T. G. Apple Of Catawis-
sa, Pa. Mr.. Apple was formerly minister
Of Grace Reformed Church in this city.
| At noon yesterday Mr.. Howard G. Wag-
| ner Of Baltimore and Miss Daisy d.
| Nourse Of this city were married at the
| home Of the bride, 1912 w street, Rev. A.
| D. Moore Of Philadelphia, an uncle of the
bride, officiating. The spacious drawing
| room Of the Nourse residence was beauti-
fully decorated with roses and maiden
hair fern The bay window was banked
| with palms and ferns. and here the cere-
| mony took place. The bride was becom-
| ingly gowned in a dark blue broadcloth
| travelling suit, and carried bride roses.
Those present were the immediate rcla-
| tives and few intimate friends. A Hap-
| py surprise greeted the guests in the ar
| rival Of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Gait
| Of Baltimore, the latter a sister of the
groom who announced that they mad been
| quietly married in Baltimore the evening
| before and congratulations were general
After a wedding breakfast, Mr.. and Mrs
Wagner left for an extended rip north.
Misses Maybelle and Mary Cooke have re-
turned after pleasant stay Of five weeks
with their sister, Mrs. Jos. w. Cooke, at
Newport, R. 1.
DR.. McArdle and family have returned
from a three months sojourn in the Blue
Ridge. Mrs. McArdle and the children are
at present visiting her father, DR.. ]. Ford
thompson, at his country home, Magnolia
cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. William H. Fox Of 1926 JEFF
ferson place have returned to the city.
Mrs. Condit Smith and her niece Miss
Anita Whitney, left San Francisco on the
18th instant, accompanying the remains of
Mrs. Stephen j. Field, who died August
"a in Oakland, Cal, at the home of her
sister, Mrs. George E. Whitney. The
funeral party will reach Washington to-
morrow afternoon, and will be met at the
Pennsylvania railroad station by the i'm
mediate family and a few friends, when the
body will be conveyed to Rock Creek ceme-
terry, and the interment be made at the
side of the grave of her husband, the late
Mr.. Justice Field. Funeral services over
the remains of Mrs Field were held in
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church, San
Francisco, where she worshiped in her
youth. The prayer Of commitment will be
offered at the grave by the Rev. Edward
Marshal Mott, rector Of the Church of the
Advent of LIE Droit Park
Mrs Susie r. Jacobs has returned from
Cleveland, where she went to attend the
w. R. c. convention.
At her residence. 427 9Th street south
west, the children and grandchildren and
great-grandchildren OF Mrs. Maria E.
Stewart gave her a surprise party to cele-
brate her eighty-fifth birthday. 1t was
very pleasant affair. Her children present
were Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Larcombe, Mrs.
Alexenia Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel H. Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. F. Stewart, and grandchildren
Miss Maggie, Harry and John Larcombe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brill Mr.. and Mrs. Woods,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Crandell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Talbert. Mr.: and Mrs. John F. Rabbit. Mr..
and Mrs. Talbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs Beavers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoffman, Miss Marie Goldie and Roy
Wood Mr.. Edward Taylor, Miss Florence
Harry. John and Mary Rabbit Mable and
George Woods; Minnie, Arthur and Ralph
Talbert; Evangeline Stewart, Charlie,
Marie and Freddie Brill: Romey and Lilly
Mrs. Burroughs Mr.. and Mrs. HALTER and
son, Mr.. Sullivan, Mr.. Ash and Miss Brown
and Mr.. Willie Larcombe.
Miss Edith Root and Miss Julia Scott
were among the bridesmaids yesterday at
the marriage at Long Branch OF Miss Ethel
L. Thornell and j. Prentice Kellogg of New
York. The dresses of the seven bridesmaids
were Of white accordion-pleated chiffon and
their flowers white chrysanthemums The
engagement Of Miss Scott to Ensign VIII
nounced lately by her parents. Major and
Mrs. Dill NJ. Scott.
The home of Mrs. Bette ]. Conner, 72O F
street northeast was the scene Of pleas
ant reunion Tuesday evening Of the men,
bers and friends Of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society Of Epworth M. E.
Church South. There was a silver Offering
to be used toward the maintenance by the
Baltimore conference south Of a regular
missionary in some foreign land. The at
tractive and varied program comprised vo-
cal and instrumental music, recitations and
debate. Refreshments were served. Among
those present We're Mrs. w. J. H. Robin
son and Miss Petty Of Mount Vernon Place
Church; Mrs. Waddy. Mrs. Coombs. Mrs
Edmonds, Mrs Gottwalls. Mrs. Conner,
Mrs. Suess, Miss Paxson. Misses Jennie and
Nellie Hamiil, Miss Margaret Waesche,
Miss Mary Kephart, Miss Sutton, Miss
Fowler, Miss Sadie Trumbull, Miss NJ
Waddy, Miss Weaver, Miss 8. Rodier, Miss
F. Bethune. Miss Coombs. Miss Suess, Miss
Conner. Miss B. Conner, DR.. II. w. Smythe
and Mr.. Robinson OF Mount Vernon Church;
Mr. Gottwalls, Mr.. Bethune, Mr.. Hopewell
Mr. T. Suess. and Messrs. II. and ]. Conner
Last evening a pretty wedding was cele-
brated at St. Johns Episcopal Church,
Rock Creek Parish. Rev. Mr. Buck. the
rector, officiating, the contracting parties
being Mr.. john B. Lippold and Miss Elanor
Ridgeway. company Of friends had as
sembled at the church named to witness
the ceremony. The attendants were Mr..
Arthur Ridgeway. brother OF the bride;
Miss Mary Lippold, sister Of the groom.
Mr. Charles Lippold and Andrew Ham
mond were ushers. A reception followed
street. The couple left on a late train for
Baltimore, Md, and York. Pa, for a ten
days trip, and on their return their future
home will be No. S12 Erie street. Bright
wood Park. The bride looked charming in
white organdie and carried bouquet Of
lilies of the valley. The couple received
many beautiful and useful gifts.
The marriage Of Miss Consuelo Yznaga
and Lieut. Regan will be brilliant social
event in this city. November IA. 1t will be
a military wedding and will take place at
ST. Patrick's Church. The bride will be
attended by six bridesmaids.
Up in Bangor, Me-. there is some interest
attached to the news lately received there
Of the marriage in Rome. August &C. OF
Mrs. Marie Reed Parkhurst the divorced
wife of Col. Parkhurst, to Prince Joseph
Rospigliosi. The new princess Is remem-
bered here as the daughter Of the late c.
s. Reid Of this city.
Admiral and Mrs. Hichborn are In Bos-
ton for visit. going there from Atlantic
City, where they spent the summer. Mrs.
James G.. Blaine, jr., who has been with
her parents since her return from her we'd
ding trip came on to this city Tuesday for
a little visit. Mr.. and Mrs Blaine will live
in New York'this winter.
Today at noon Miss Cora IhYiso TJDbf