Evening star., 1901-10-28
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MOVEMENTS OF PERSONS OF NA-
TIONAL INTEREST.
Recent SociabilitEes I'm Washingten
and other Homes-The Wells
Clear Weddfng-PersonaIs.


visit here went to their Nahant home.
| where, with their son, Mr.. George Cabot
| Lodge, and Mrs. Lodge, they viii remain
| until after election. President Roosevelt
spent two or three days with the Lodges
at Nahant in the summer of 1897.
The ID. A r. conference is now being
| held in Cincinnati and reception to Mrs
| Fairbanks president general of the order,
| will be the feature of "Wednesday.
| The marriage OF Miss Sue H Clear,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James IL Clear.
| to MIR. George Walter Wells Of this city
| occurred at the home of the brides par
ents. No. 5i3 Florida avenue, last Wednes-
day evening. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev B. F. Bittinger in the presence
of a large number of friends in the family
parlors, which had been handsomely deco
! rated The ceremony was pretty anair.
! The bridal presents were numerous ana
handsome and came from host of friends
1 in this city and out-of-town, bespeaklng the
popularity Of the young couple. After a
4 wedding feast Mr. and Mrs. Wells left for
1 an extended trip, which includes visit to
! the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Lower of North
Chevy Chase. Md, have issued invitations
| for reception on the twentieth anniver-
sary of their marriage, Friday evening,
| November s.
At the marriage Wednesday evening of
! Miss Mamie Donnelly and Mr.. W. Walton
| Richards the brides only attendant Will De
/ her young niece. Mary Edith Donnelly. Rev.
/ j. NJ o Brien of St. Peters Church Will
officiate, and reception from . to 10 VIII
/ follow the ceremony.
Miss Caroline Gator Taylor, daughter OF
| Col Benjamin Taylor of Bradshaw. Md,
| was married to Mr. William Nelson Brown
! of this city at st. Mary's Protestant Epis-
| copal Church Saturday evening. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ]. Worrall
/ Larmour, assisted by Rev. r. Ward
Denys. The maid of honor was Miss Bes-
sic Corner. Mr.. \. Landon Burchell OF
this city was best man. The ushers We're
Messrs. Joseph Taylor brother of the
| bride; Cabell Peyton, z. c. Warwick and
! Walter Clarkson of Virginia. Master
! Douglas Corner was ribbon boy. The bride
| wore white crepe de chine, tulle veil and
| carried bride roses. The maid of honor
| wore white organdie and carried Ameri-
can beauty roses. A reception was held
later at 703 Roland avenue. The couple will
| take a bridal trip south. On their return
! they will reside in this city, where Mr..
| Brown is with the United States geological
! survey.
Col. D. G. Gordon, [. S. A, and family
will reside at 1742 street for the winter.
The Assembly Euchre Club held its first
| meeting last Friday evening at the resi-
| dence of the Misses Boland, % r street.
| Mr.. l.. A. Finn was elected president and
| Miss Mamie Boland secretary and treas
| urer. Those present We're the Misses Bor-
ger, Misses Lynch, Loveless, Montgomery,
| Walsh and the Misses Boland; also Messrs.
| Collins. McKnew, Kennedy, Finn and the
Messrs. Ullman. After games and refresh
ments, which Were enjoyed until late, the
club adjourned to meet the first Monday
| In November at the residence of Miss
| Lynch, 30 S street. Bi-weekly meetings
will be held thereafter
| A birthday party was given at the home
of Mrs. Greene on the Conduit road, i ri
day evening. in honor of her daughter,
Minnie. During the evening games were
| played, after which refreshments were
| served in the dining room, which was dec
| grated with ferns and cosmos. Among those
| who Were present were the Misses Matte
| Jeter Bessie Nolan, Lila Masters, Mar
| garet and Beulah Smith. Bessie Bielaski,
| Nellie Brown, Bessie Bradfield, Ella Hos
| pital and Stella Coleman; Messrs. Nelson
Parker, Alvin Miller, Elmer Tate. Arthur
| Bielaski Frank Tucker, Arthur King,
| Frank Ready WeIty Hospital, Mr.. and
| Mrs ]. S. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mil
ler, Master Walter Miller. and Mr.. and Mrs.
| F. I. Greene. Numerous presents We're re-
| ceived.
A reception will be held at wimodaughsis,
1920 New York avenue, Wednesday. Octo-
| ber 30 from 3 to o'clock: hostess, Mrs.
F. S. knight A feature OF the entertain
| ment will be talk by Mrs. w. E. De RE
mer at $50 o'clock; subject, Ministry of
| the Home"
| At the marriage in London October of
| Mr.. Robinson Riley and Mrs Andrew Mar
4 tin the ceremony was performed by Cardi-
| nal Vaughn. Mr.. Riley is the son OF the
| late Mr.. VIM. r. Riley, well-known bank
! er and business man of this city. Mrs.
| Martin is the daughter of Judge Goade Of
! San Francisco Mr.. Riley met her last
4 spring and they were to have been married
| in California this winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Riley are now in Paris, and will return to
| Washington in November. where they will
| take house for the winter.
Miss Sadie E. Miller of CSC 9th street
northeast has gone for two weeks to Brook
| lyn, n. Y, to visit friends and relatives.
| Mrs. Mason Blunt has returned to the
| city and taken for the winter house No
| 1915 10Th street.
| Mr.. ]. H. MCGOWAN and family have
moved from their former place of residence
| on Staughton street to their new home
2941 Newark street, Cleveland Park, Gray
nol,' where they expect to reside here
| after
| Judge VIM. L. Chambers of Alabama and
I Mrs. Chambers have taken apartments for
| the winter at the Marion, corner 10Th and
| III streets northwest Judge Chambers for
| several years filled the difficult position of
| chief justice of the international court of
Samoa, and is now member of the Span
| ish claims court sitting In this city