Evening star., 1901-06-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DR.. A. r. MAGRUDER AND MRS, GU
LICK MARRIED.
Couple VIII Enjoy n Fine Country
Place This Summer-Recent We'd
dings Personal Notes.


der. U. S. N, retired, of this city, at the
Stafford Hotel Baltimore, yesterday after
noon. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Oscar Fitzland Moore of New
York. Mr.. Samuel Maddox of Washington
was best man. Only a few persons were
present. The bride was given away by her
guardian and old friend, Mr.. Walter S. Will
kinSon. Others present were Miss Magru-
der, a daughter of the groom; Mr.. Newton
Gulick son of the bride; DR. Morris of the
| navy and his sister, Miss Norris and Mr..
Pauline. After the ceremony there was
an elaborate wedding breakfast, and then
the couple left for New York. DR.. Magru-
der has the rank of medical inspector. His
first wife was the only child of the late
Chief Justice Richardson of the United
States Court of Claims. The bride was the
widow of a naval officer, and has two sons,
one of whom, First Lieut.. Gulick of the
marine corps. is now on duty in the Phil
ippines DR.. Magruder has recently pur
chased from Maj. Carroll Mercer the Gam
brill estate, a beautiful place at Araby, or
Frederick Junction, near Frederick City,
where the couple will make their home
The marriage of Miss Mary Gertrude
Henneberry. stepdaughter of Lieut.. K. NJ.
A. Mahoney. L. S. N, and Mr.. John CAL
laghan of this city took place June is at
Chester, Pa. The ceremony was performed
| at the Immaculate Heart Church, and was
| largely attended. The ushers were Messrs.
P. l.. w. Henneberry, brother of the bride:
E. G. NJ. Watts. ]. +. Paulson and K. Frank
Richards of this city and Mr. Morris
Smith of Philadelphia best man. The bride
wore white Louisine silk. Miss Bessie
Johnson was the bridesmaid, and wore yell
low silk. Both carried large bouquets of
sweet peas and orchids. reception fol-
lowed at the home of the bride, No. 612
West Ith street. There were guests pres
| ent from Washington, Philadelphia and
other cities The house filled with
profusion of palms, ferns, daisies and roses.
The bride is an accomplished young lady,
and is one of the leaders of Chester's So
cial circles. The groom is the government
inspector at the Penn steel casting works.
and is a prominent metaliurgist and min
ing engineer. Mr.. and Mrs CallaGhan will
| reside in Philadelphia. They left last night
on an extended wedding tour. Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Callaghan, the parents of the
groom, accompanied by Mrs. VIM. r. Wal
lace, a cousin, all of Washington, were in
attendance and guests of the parents of
the bride. The presents were numerous
and beautiful and filled a large room.
Mrs Nathan Schioss and her daughters,
Roma and Mildred, of Baltimore is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jos. jacob, 615 p street.
Mrs John EIwood of Whatcom, Wash,
who has spent the winter with her sister.
Mrs NJ A. Heblinger of Columbia Heights
and her daughter, Miss Lolie A. F'itz-HuSh,
who was a student at Washington College,
left on the 14th instant for Atlantic City
and Asbury Park for the summer and will
visit the Buffalo exposition before they re-
turn to their home on the Pacific coast
Mr.. T. Owens Marr and Miss Carrie B.
Hogan were married by and at the resi-
dence of Rev. A. F. Anderson, assistant
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church of this
city, at 8 O'Clock pm. on June II. Mr..
and Mrs. Marr will reside at East Falls
Church, Va, where they will be pleased to
receive their friends.
DIR. and Mrs ]. Macbride Sterrett have
gone to Cambridge to attend class day and
commencement exercises, as their son,
William D. Sterrett, graduates this year.
The marriage of Mrs. c. Josie Currier to
Mr.. ]. Putnam Stevens of Portland, Maine,
took place yesterday at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. G. Calvert on Column
bia Heights. The parlors were tastefully
decorated with flowers and palms The
couple entered, preceded by Miss Mary
Hempstone, maid of honor, while Mrs. w.
S. Minnix played the wedding march. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr.
which luncheon was served and the hap
py couple started for Atlantic City, Buff
faio, N. Y. and Toronto, Canada Their
future residence will be in Portland, Me.
Miss Ethel Webb entertained a number
of her friends Wednesday evening at her
residence, No. 1921 4th street northeast
After a delightful program of musical Sc
lections, dainty refreshments were served.
Features of the evenings enjoyment were
fortune telling and palmistry. Those pres
ent were the Misses Ida and Elizabeth Tiv-
erny, Miss Abbie Herbert, Miss Elizabeth
Beasley, Mrs. ]. B. Webb and the Misses
Julia and Ethel Webb, Messrs. B. B. Shep-
pard, NJ. Hanson, T. F. Burke, j. W. High
tower and II. j. Frank.
The members of St. Paul's Glee Club and
their lady friends were entertained We'd
nesday evening last by Miss Annie Harley
at her home on Corcoran street. During
the evening both vocal and instrumental
music was rendered by Miss Agnes Grove,
Margaret Hickey, Agnes Hanley, Lucille
Grove and Annie Harley. Several selec-
tions by the club added greatly to the en-
joyment of the evening. Among those pres
ent were Miss Lucille Grove, Margaret
Hickey. Agnes Hanley, Maggie Carter. An
ME Ryan, Marie Hickey, Agnes Grove, EN-
lily Quinn, Agnes Zimmerman, Annie Har-
ley and Mrs. Helbus and Mrs. Harley, Mr..
T Dunn, T. Boyle, V. Simonton, F. Lynch
j. Connel, T. Avate, ]. Rout, S. Kelly, W.
Reynolds and Mr.. w. Harley.
Mr.. Eugene Fowler Mahorney and Miss
Helen w. Pruit were quietly married at
Wesley Chapel NJ. E. Church, 9Th and F
streets, last Wednesday evening, only a
few of the immediate friends of the couple
being present. Rev. ]. w. Steele officiated
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahorney will reside at 1914
5th street
Miss Eliza T. Ward and Mrs. Corneiia
Hagan of the Mary Washington Chapter
attended the exercises of d. A. r. day at
the PaD-American eXpOSitfOu-