Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS PIzzINI AND MR..
RYAN AT ST. PAUL.S.
Ceremony Witnessed by Near and
Dear Frfends-OR to the Pam
merican-PersOnals.


| Baltimore were married at IL o'clock. Rev.
| Joseph A. Foley of Baltimore performed
| the ceremony, which was witnessed only
| by relatives and near friends of the couple.
A number of clergymen from Baltimore
| and other places were present In the sane
| tuary. The bride has been a resident OF
| this city for the past six years and Is a
daughter of the late John Pizzini OF Rich
| moRd, Va, who was well-known news
| paper man and also for a number OF years
vice consul to Italy. Mr.. Ryan Is promi-
nent in Baltimore. being treasurer Of the
Metropolitan Savings Bank in that city,
where he is widely known. The bride was
handsomely gowned In navy blue crepe
| cloth deliberately trimmed In Arabian lace.
She wore hat to match and carried
dainty white prayer book. the gift Of the
officiating clergyman. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan
| left Immediately after the ceremony on
| trip to New York city and northern points.
Their home Will be in Baltimore. The pres
! ents received by the couple constituted
| handsome array of costly gifts. among
| those who came from Baltimore to witness
| the wedding were DR.. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Heuisler, the Misses Kelly. Mr.. E. C. Car
! roll, Mr. James E. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs
| Edward Hanrahan, Mr.. Edward Healy
Mrs. Fink. Miss Florence Jenkins and Mr..
William II. Jenkins. Among those in at
| tendance from this city were DR.. and Mrs.
I. w. Blackburn. DR.. Benjamin Logee, DR..
nj. J. Stack, DR.. John E. Toner. DR.. Charles
| H. Clark. DR.. and Mrs. H. r. Hummer and
| DR.. and Mrs. A. D. Weakley.
Mrs. Charles ]. Walker and Mrs. Arthur
Williams left yesterday on a trip to the
| Pan-American exposition at Buffalo. While
| away they will visit Niagara and Thou
| sand Islands and points Of interest in Can
| ada.
There was literary and musical enter
tainment given at Anthony College. Har-
| per's Ferry, w Va, Saturday night for the
| benefit of ST PETERS Catholic Church Of
| that place. Those who made 1t
great success were the following talented
people: Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt. Mrs. Ar
| mand Gumbrecht, Mrs. Won Entrees, Mrs.
| Cook, Miss Isabel Shelton. Misses Helen
| and Henrietta Berens, Miss Cora Shreeve,
Miss L. Allstadt, Mr.. w. Irwin, Mr.. John
Fusitt and Mr.. Armand dumbrecht. The
success OF the entertainment was partly
| due to the energies Of Mrs Henry Berens
and Mrs: Frederick Thuee, all Of Washing
| ton, D. G.
Miss Josephine Clements Of 1922 Corco-
ran street. accompanied by the Misses Ger
| trude and Josie Clements Of Georgetown.
has gone to Virginia to visit the Misses
Elan, daughters of the late Col w. C.
| Elan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Gass left this
morning for Buffalo. On their return.
about the LIST of September, they will stop
at Atlantic City for q couple Of weeks.
Mrs. w. ]. Fowler and daughter Mil
dred leave for Staunton. Va. tomorrow
Miss Mildred will attend the Mary Baldwin
College at Stanton during the coming
| year.
Miss Nellie Lloyd, Miss Matte Taylor,
| Miss Louise Daily, Miss Ada King, Miss
| Blanche Howell. Miss Jennie Cudmore,
| Miss Bertha Mccain and Miss Carrie Han
| lien will visit the Pan-American exposition
| The party will be chaperoned by Mrs Mar
| tin Miller.
| Among the recent arrivals at the Hygeia
ptol inf NJ
| 8. c. Cropley, jr, Mr. j. L. Smith, Mr.. r.
| G. Abbott. Mr.. w. T. Greenwich, Mr. Frank
| G. Ruebson. Mr. 3. E. Sullivan, Mr. s. r.
| Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Stone Mrs
| j. III. Hardin, Miss Mamie Murphy, Mr.
| and Mrs. A. j. Daugherty and Mr.. and
| Mrs. l.. E. Smoous.
| Mrs Fred. Whyte and Mrs. p. C. Tilton
have returned home after pleasant So
| jcurn of two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
| A. Barrack, at their farm near Oak Grove
| Westmoreland county, Va.
Mr.. John 1. Mcintosh and Mr.. August
Hagemann left Sunday morning for At
lantic City.
| Mrs. Florence X. Hume. who has been
| spending the past year in Colorado, is now
| at her home, 1545 9Th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Whiting and Mr..
! Wendell Whiting, are at Mountain Lake
Park for August and September
| Miss Emma Schwab Of New York city
| is here for stay and will be pleased to see
| her friends at her sisters residence, SIS r
| street
| Miss Irene Miller and sister, Mrs E E.
Gasch, are spending several weeks at Har-
per's Ferry, W. Va.
Mr.. John H. Collier, clerk in the registry
division of the city post office, and Miss
| Anna G. Donaldson were quietly married
yesterday at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs Ellen l.. Donaldson, No. 632
ID street northeast. After a short trip to
Atlantic c0nn1p ha al hnr 10
their friends at No. 32S F street northeast
after September 10.
A. NJ. McLachlen and family have left
for the eastern shore of Maryland.
Miss Madeline L. Gary, daughter OF for
mer Postmaster General Gary, who Is to
WhitridSe OF Baltimore has been presented
by her fiance with their future residence
house on Park avenue, Baltimore, for which
$4,000 was paid.
Miss Ida Estelle futile Of Baltimore and
Mr.. John Rogerson of this city were mar
ried in Baltimore Monday at the parsonage
of Chatsworth M. e. Church Although
surprise to the mother of the latter. she
accepted the situation gracefully and gave
her blessing before the departure Of the
couple for an Atlantic City honeymoon.
DR.. Willis Pomeroy. DR.. Jno. Madert,
| Geo. B. Calver. H. d. Moore. Walter Burt.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. King, Miss Lizzie Fabler,
| Miss Lizzie Pettrugel, DR.. and Mrs. II. M.
Haynes, Miss Eva M. LuerS, Miss Bany,
| Mr.. and Mrs T. Tracy, Miss Mollie Gilmore.
| Mrs A. Aeleker. F. v. Killian and daugh-
| tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Lansburgh Mr..
| and Mrs. JOS Hillman, Mrs Baumgarten.
| DR.. Richardson and wife. Ed. Benesct, e.
| B. Cottrel, DR.. c. M. Hammett. B. L.
| Butcher. Mrs. L. s. Nicolai and son, Mrs.
| H. Gregory, JOS. E. Buckley and wife. r.
w. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. r. Phil
| lips. Miss Phillips, Miss Matthews, Ralph
| w. Lee, A. F. Sanford, Jno. r. Major and
| wife. Chas. B. Cropley and family, Colonel
| Nd. E. Well. E. G. Schafer, Chas. w. King
and F. w. Behren are Washington arrivals
| at Hotel Raleigh, Atlantic City.
Mr.. John P. Donovan gave birthday
celebration at his home. 1918 street. last
evening. Music was furnished by the
| Gaisberg String Quartet. composed Of Ed.
Muth, pianist; c. Gaisberg and Miss Gals
berg and ]. p. Donovon, violinists. Solos
| were finely rendered by Mr.. Clabaugh and
| Miss Yeatman. Those present were the
| Misses Gaisberg, Minor, Burners. Fought.
| Lord, Yeatman, Cochran. Gill and Dyer;
Mrs. Ha and Messrs. Oehman, Crist, Rupp,
Mclean, Anderson, Carroll Pfzer, New
| man. Curtis. Turner, Padgett. Clabaugh
and Gaisberg.
Mrs. p. NJ Prescott Of this city win give
| a tea at the South County Golf Club. New