The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

Nor. Mrs. RoosevyIts social secretary. To-
act ln similar capacity for Jh. coming
AIRS. Chauuc,y NJ. D-pew. Miss UaEacr
served Mis- PauLIiuE. the Senator niece.
-L thl5 capacity while Jhr latter presided
over '"rc"ran House during the past two
seasons.
\ despatch from Paris states that Miss
May Palmer Senator DeIcw-s uaucug.
gave three .gnchcous recently 10 as many
intimate friends who were allowed peeps
~ her almost completed troJsseau- Mrs
Palmer entertained az more formal
luncheon ~ Monday
The marriage of Miss Frances W,uI-
ling. daughter of 2ir- and Mrs GlorG, r.
Vending, 20 Tr. William \ Couaut. oil
Detroit, will take place al St Margaret
Church on Wednesday, December IL. at
8 clock =. n.
Major General and Mrs. Corhia attended
the wedding in New York yesterday of
the formers best man. Col. George r.
Dyer, and Miss Grace Gurnse Scott. which
took place AT the Chur y of the Heavenly
Rest. The bride entered with her father,
who gave her away. She wore a gown Of
ivory satin. trimmed with some exquisite
point lace. Her point lace VEIL which be-
louEed To her mother was draped most
beCumiuEIy 10y Mrs Jennie wood. auC
was fastened 20 her hair with q spray of
orange blossoms. "a hEEch Of which was
also seen on her bodice. She carried her
mothers point lace handkerchief and
bouquet OF white oTchits-
Miss Evelyn Scott the brides sister.
was her maid of honor. ana BIER twin
cousins, the Misses Belle and Lucy Cur
nee. Miss Daisy Greer. and Miss Virginia
G1mmyI. OF Providence. wcra her brides
maids Her little niece, another Miss
Evelyn Scott served a flower girl
The maid of honor was dressed in
white. She wore skirt of white crepe
de- chine and "a Louis Quiuze Jacket of
Whit brocadvd velvet. Her hat. 81 larg,
affair of overlapping folds OF white vcI-
vet. had "a hrim of white tuIe sprayed
with gardeuias. Like the brido-ueids.
she carried a bouquet Of white roses and
FarleyeEce ferns. The bridesmaid were
all dressed alike i'm pale blue. With ac-
CuTdicu-ploated skirts Of blue crepe uc
chine. edged with ruche OF blue chit
fOn they wore Louis Quiuzc jackets Of
blue Louisine. bordered an around with
band Of silver spaugi,s and trimmed
with white lace rcver-
Their hats were Of blue velvet and tullr,
made Ike the maid OF hOn0rs and trim
med with gaTdenias. They wore diamond
bracelets, souvenirs OF The occasion from
. f. T. n
white silk and carried basket Of pink
roses
Colonel Dyer's brother. Elisha Dyer. jr..
served him aS best man. and another
brother. r. Anthony Dyer f. Roger
Winthrop, Norman Scout, Ernest Isgllu.
j. Philip Bernhard. Monsoon Morris. and
William A Greer were the usheTs. After
the ceremony. which was performed uy
the rector. the Rev. IT. -. Parker Nor
gan, assisted by the Rev DIT David H.
. Greer. "a reception was held az the resi-
|F.H FI.a. var FN "a FrHaTa IN
Walter = Guuec. No. 90 Fifth Avenue.
1 which. like the ceremony. was largely at
/ Mrs. Corbin wore a gown Of white cloth
and "a large black hat
/ Personal advircs from Berlin 10 friends
4 in Washington bring news of the serious
/ illness there Of NJ EIr0y Curtis son Of
/ Mr. and Mrs William Z. Curtis. who
J have been making "a European tour with
. their son and daughter After the sum
mer touring through Norway and Rus
. STA. the party IUUTuey,d into the Rhine
+ country. and thence 10 Berlin Shortly al
ter their arrival there, young Mr. curtis
suffered from an attack OF appendicitis.
. and was 20 undergo ara operation IA "a nos
. pitaI iu The German capital the same day
. the brief note was written Mr. Curtis.
. ST., unfortunately had gone 10 the Balk-
ans, IN View Of diplomatic negotiations
B with the bri-auds in tine missionary case.
4 MIS- curtis and Miss Elsie curtis expect
/ 10 spend the eutIre winter abroad
General GraeIy. who has lust returned
10 the city from his tour around tho
. world expects 10 leave in a short time
. for brief visit Il his family AT Andover
+ Mass Mrs. Greedy and her daughters
with the exception OF Miss AdoIa. who IS
. again az Eryu Iawr College viii spend
. the winter I'm New England. Miss Rose
. having been entered in the Abbott School
. there while Mr. John Greedy is studying
. az Phillips Academy. preparatory To- en-
. t,rlus Yale next felL
Ms. A. $ Worthiagton and the Misses
4 WOTthiuEtOn. who arrived iu New York
city a few daES ago. after spending the
greater part OF The summer in European
travel have returned 10 the city for the
season, and are at their home ON Mas-a-
. chuSetts Avenue. Mrs. FT4i.y nee
WorthiuEtou. has also come back to the
city for the winter
Miss Enrol Cuth5-rt Brown. OF Couuec-
ticut Avenue. is making a brief visit to
friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Austin who had
/ n cottage at Lawrence. J.. J., for the sum
mor. have returned 20 their town house.
2u5 % street northwest. after spending
the past month at StratfUrd. Conn. Miss
Austin. who was d,lUtauIs OF last win
ter. is visiting friends iu Wilmington. Del
Rear Admiral S-hl,y expects TO 20 to
s-,Scw York after the Court OF Enquiry adj
jourus. 10 visit his daughter. Mrs. M0uta-
/ que WorthIey.
Mrs. Clinton Smith. President Of the
/ local WomeH's Christian Temperance
Union. Will leave Saturday FOR Fort
| worth. Tex. TO attend the annual con-
veution Of the National W0mens Chris
] tiau Temperance. Union Co Dr.. IN session