Evening star., 1901-09-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SENATOR DEPEW BACK AGAIN
AMONG NEW YORK FRIENDS.
Dinner Giving and Other Sociabilities
"A Pretty wedding-COmings and
GOings-PersOnal Notes.

| observation-disclosures anu
Goings-Personal Notes.
| Senator Depew was a guest with ex-Gov-
ernor John Carroll last night at a dinner
given by Miss Leary at Newport in honor
| of Archbishop Corrigan, who is making her
| a visit.
Mr.. Percy Wyndham of the British en-
bassy staff will take part in the private
| theatricals tomorrow night at the Cornelius
| Vanderbilt, jr., villa at Newport.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Alger, who have
| returned from their foreign honeymoon,
were given a large reception yesterday by
relatives of the latter at Norfolk. Conn.,, in
the Ltchfeld Hills.
Miss Margaret Potter and Mr.. John Black,
| son Of the former commissioner of PEN
| sions have announced their engagement in
Chicago.
Senator Depew, with his niece, Miss
| Paulding and his son have taken posses
sion of their Newport cottage.
Last evening at st. Peters Church Miss
| Mary s. Carroll and Mr.. VIM. T. McQuee-
ney were married. The ushers were Messrs
w. F. Foster, John Schuergert, w. A. Dow!-
| ing and E. c. Hunter. Miss Rosa Mcirath
and Mr.. E. 8. Handiboe stood up with the
couple. The bride wore white satin trim,
med with pearl passementerie, and carried
a bouquet of bride roses. She received
| number of presents.
A reception followed at the brides home
rester, rna r'"Se Mr.. M A. Berger, Mr. W. sorrells.
Mr II Rst,ers MaDne MI Mr shS1 Sa,y MI
Davis. Mr.. H. Parker, Mr.. Thomas Gra-
ham, Mr.. J. ]. Fegan, Mr.. H. Sloan, Mr..
Gus Weschler, Mr.. c. Gould, Mrs: Davis
zie Bateman. Miss N. Knighton, Miss M.
Mclaughlin of Canada, Mrs. McKeever,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch, Miss A: Kirby, Miss
NJ. n. Mccormick, Miss N. Mccormick,
| Mrs. McGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Clark.
Misses Connors Miss c. M. McGrath Mr
Roy McQuigg, Miss Katie Trip, Mrs.
Stubner Miss Katie Stubner Mr.. and Mrs.
| N. Auth Mr.. and Mrs. Verrnilion, Mr.. Ed.
| Sweeney, Miss Bessie Gheen, Miss Agnes
Cotter, Mr.. JOS Miller, Mr.. Cogswell.
Mr.. and Mrs B. H. Collins have return
| ed from Europe and are again located at
| S21 17th street northwest.
| Last Wednesday evening at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
| F. McMurray, 60 Q street northeast, Mr..
| George KennOn and Miss Izetta McMurray
were married. Promptly at 7:30 the bride
| and groom entered the parlOr, preceded by
| Miss Edna Scott Kennon, maid of honor,
and Mr. Charles Clay Kennon as best man.
| where, under canopy Of cut flowers and
smilax, with a background Of beautiful
palms, the ceremony was performed by the
| Rev. j. ]. Muir, pastor of E Street Baptist
| Church. Many beautiful and useful pres
ents were received, prominent among them
from the District Of Columbia fire depart
ment, of which the groom is a popular
member Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs VIM; F. McMurray, Mr.: and Mrs.
| Thos. LIE Fort, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kraft,
Mr.. and Mrs. jas. R. Sands, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. F. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Severe.
Mr.. and Mrs: "A. B. Mackenzie, Mr.. and
| r
and Mrs. S. NJ Ryder, Misses Estelle Laing,
! Caroline D. Waterman, Bertie Warner, Liz
zie Warner. Ida Seboth, Ethel McMurray,
| Mary Parker, Mildred Darrah Messrs. VIM
H. Main. J. H. Bruner, c. c. Brown, F.
Nesline and F. P. Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gerhausier ST., have
| just returned from their summer vacation
| at Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bayne, after a months
sojourn on the Island of Nantucket, have
| returned to the city.
The Church of the Incarnation yesterday
was the scene of a quiet and pretty we'd
| ding. The contracting parties were Mr.
| Charles B. Nichols of York. Pa, and Miss
Lilly q. Macqueen Of this city. The bride
is the daughter Of the late James Mac
| queen and the granddaughter Of the late
| Gen. Hoel Lawrence Of Circleville Ohio.
| The couple will make their home at York,
Pa. after an extended trip.
| Miss NJ. Louisa Strobel of No. 10 r street
| has returned from visit to Mountain Lake
| Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Donnen have gone
on trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
| Atlantic City.
Mrs. K. A. Pfeifer and daughter Of 7O4 H
| street southwest have returned home after
| two weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
| Miss Laura Perrie of No. $50 Sth street
southeast has returned after lengthy stay
| visiting relatives in PHILADELPHIA Atlantic
| City and Camden, N. j.
Miss Mamie spalding has returned home
| from Rapidan, Va, where she has enjoyed
| a long visit with friends.
Miss Florence B. Callahan has gone on a
! trip north. and will be away for several
| weeks.
Miss Alice Boswell has returned from her
| trip to Harper's Ferry and is now visiting
relatives In Fauquier county. Va
Miss Hattie Stein, who has been sum
mering at Takoma Park. has gone on a
trip to Baltimore. Philadelphia and Allan
tic City.
Mrs. Ella Frauendiener Is visiting Miss
Frank and will be pleased to see her friends
on Friday evening" after o'clock, at AT
| Sd street.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hygeia
Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va, were: Mrs
| w. H. Stallings, Miss Lila Conrad Mr. j.
A. Stallings, Geo. s. Fowler, VIM. F. Ma
hany' hs,I s; c: Cropley. Mrs; 8 N; whiteside.
HiASs " AiSSSlue, NICloI " HiteSiQe, MISS r.
Smith and Louis P. Heiston
Announcement is made Of the engage
| ment Of Miss Edith Bruce Morse daughter
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Morse Magnolia
| avenue, Takoma Park D. c., to Mr. Ed
| ward M. Haas.
| Miss Ida B. Burkley Of S19 D street
| southeast has returned, after a long stay
with relatives in Philadelphia, Atlantic
City and Camden N. ].
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