The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mt. and Mrs 5 $ Rowland entertain
ed At luncheon on board MIR Perry Bel
mont's yacht. Satanella-
Miss Katherine Bushnell Parsons and
DIT Walter Prince Keene, were married
last night at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church The ceremony was
performed by Rev. F. G. Shaver assist
ant rector Of the church, and the we'd
ding marches We're played by Signor Car
rozzi- Mr.. Charles Kccnc acted as his
brothers best man and the UsheTs were
DR.. w. G. Gwynn. DT- r r Walker, DR..
W. A. FARMLAND. and DR.. l. B. T. John
son. Miss Bertha Parsons in white nous
seine and lace over white silk was the
maid Of honor in attendance ard the
brides maids We're Miss Eeene AMI Kiss
Bell Parsons. both wearing white and car
ryiug bouquets of asters. White silk and
old point lace formed the bridal gown
and orange blossoms held in place mis-
ty veil Of chiffon after the ceremony
reception was held AZ the home Of the
brides parents. Captain Parsons, T. -
Army, and Mrs Parsons. on tiliJon
Place When Dr. and Mrs keeue return
from their wedding trip they Will reside
at l5gS Thirteenth Street
Mr.. Clarence w. de Knight. Of this city,
is at the New Cliffs Hotel Newport
At the tennis cup match ut the Casino
at Newport yesterday Miss Maud Wet
more. daughter Of Senator Wetmore, and
Miss Dusk won. the former creating no
little enthusiasm for her splendid play.
The marriage Of Miss LottIe Norfeet
Fillmore. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Willard Fillmore. 70 Mr.. Robert
JethrO NOrfeet. took place yesterday aft
ernOOn at 2l22 Connecticut Avenue, the
residence Of the brides sister. Mrs Guy
Camp. The ceremony, which was quiet
one, owing to family illness, was per
formed by Rev. Q. r. Stetson. Of St Mar
garers Episcopal Church. Mr.. Ben EIey.
of Baltimore. was best man. and only at
I tendaut Of the groom and his bride Mr..
and Mrs Norfieet will reside at the for
mer's home in Suffolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. EHinger celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary Of their mar
rage last night with a linen reception,
which was IN pretty keeping with their
I silver wedding Of FIVE years ago The
/ handsome family residence on ] Street
| was abIOor with floral gifts sent by
/ friends. and the nature Of the festivity
| was Indicated by the snowy draperies OF
/ the windows and mantels and the white
linen that covered the drawing room floor
/ and st,irs. An orchestra ..as stationed
/ in the rear Of the second drawing room
/ behind a hedge Of tall palms. Pink was
/ the prevailing color Of the re-reshmeut
/ room. the color being expressed in wall
/ decorations and the large mound of pink
/ asters that formed the centrepiece Of the
/ daiutily appointed table. Other flowers
I were set about at artistic points and
I candles in silver Caud,Iabra burned under
/ rose pink shades. a large Elld-d wreath
/ that formed a part Of the decorations az
! President Mcklnley's first inaugural ball
{ LuHE over the dining room FnaUiri, ana
I another, still larger. tWiucd with scarlet
/ ribbon and crossed with a palm branch,
! that adorned the second ball. was sus-
/ pended from the drawing room arch.
/ Mrs. El.iugcr welcomed her guests in a
/ handsome and becoming toilet Of grass
I linen IN natural color, trimmed eIabDr-
I areIy with Arabian lace in leaf design
/ the dress being the gift and handwork
/ Of Mrs. William H. Sterne, of George
/ town. The host. also in Difference 20 tho
sentiment Of the evening, wore a suit
! Of linen crash and white canvas shoes
/ The gifts included every variety Of linen
/ work, together with lace and embroider-
les, and made handsome display.
| Among the out-Of-tOwn friends who sent
I tokens Of cOngratuIatOD were Mr.. Barna-
| bee. Of the EOst0uiuus. who was repre-
I scented by a table cover Of Mexican drawn
| work. Miss H. c. LippiucOtt. Of Phi.ddcl-
| phia, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Bcan Of
| BeItsville. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark, oil
| Chicago. Mr. and Mrs W. s. EuOchs. OF
| Philadelphia. Mrs Henry $ Hecht. OF
/ Baltimore. and Miss Eva Meckeey. Of
( Philadelphia. Col. John A. Joyce sent q
/ manuscript copy of an original poem
| edged with lace and framed artistically-
AIR. and Mrs. EllingeT were married OF
Capitol lin thirty years ago BY the lat,
Rev. ia her Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Y Bliss and
Miss Bliss have closed their place al
Oceanic, y. Y. and viii spend the month
Of September In the White Mountains
with Cornelius y. Bliss. Jr.
| Henry NJ. FIaglcr and his bride have
/ arranged to leave Beach Lawn. then
country scat on Orienta Point. at Nam
aroneck-Ou-t he-S ,uud on Saturday or
an extended cruise on "a steam yacht
which Mr.. ElagieT has chartered. They
| viii visit Newport ana Bar HarbOr auc
[ may 90 as Tar as Maine
Miss Mary Hegarty. Of 1924 Thirty-fourtl
Street. and Mr.. Charles J. Eggers. Of Oak
land. Md. We're married yesterday after
noon at Trinity Catholic Church TIL
eel, mOuy was p rfOrmed by Rev. Fathc
CahllI Mr. and Mrs. EEEers Will reside II
Oakland.