Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CUBAN BELLE AND GALLANT Of
FICER UNITED IN MARRIAGES.
Gen. YOung's Daughter Soon to BE
Married-yacation Tours to Distant
and Near Points-Notea.

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Married-yacntion Tours to Distant
and Near Points-Notea.
| The marriage yesterday in Philadelphia
| of Miss Blanca Ester Casanova, daughter
| Of DR.. and Mrs. Juan ]. Casanova, and
| Lieut., Henry Watterson, jr., son of Col.
| Henry Watterson, was witnessed by all
| their nearest relatives and was an unusu-
ally interesting event. Lieut.. watterson,
| who has recently entered the Catholic
Church. wore his uniform, and his brother,
| Mr.. Harvey Watterson. attended him as
| best man.. The bride wore French muslin
| and lace aud orange blossoms. Her elder
! sister Is the wife Of Lieut.. Bentine, L. s.
| A. The couple left for New York, where
they will spend a few days, after which
! they will go to jefferson barracks, Mo ,
| where the bridegroom is stationed.
| General and Mrs. Frederick Grant re-
| turned yesterday from a visit to Prince
and Princess Cantacuzene in Russia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bayer of Baltimore
| have announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Mary Edith Bayer. to Mr.. F.
| Heth Riordan Of this city. The marriage
| Will take place this fall at the home of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bayer.
Miss Lizzie Caldwell of Philadelphia is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. A. C. Joy. at Chevy
| Chase Lake.
Mrs. James NJ. York and Miss Mary c.
| Bennett spending the month at Allan
| tic City
Miss May Miller of Capitol Hill left a
few days ago for an extended trip to Buff
| falo, Niagara Falls and Toronto. On her
return she will visit relatives in Philadel-
phia and Wilmington.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Whitney is visiting her
sister, Mrs P. P. Mullett at 1854 Oregon
avenue. Mrs. Whitney is the widow of
Major F. A Whitney, 9TH Infantry, VINO
died in the Island of Cebu a year ago.
| and on the arrival of the remains from
| San Francisco the interment will be made
| at Arlington cemetery.
| The engagement is announced of Miss
Ida Beneman of st. Michaers, Nd, and
| Mr.. Joseph W. Norman of Washington.
| Mrs. Allie R. Winter, Miss Elizabeth
Winter. Miss Helen Winter, Mr., Horace
| Winter. Mrs. E. B. Hirst, Mr.. Homer Hirst,
| Mrs Annie Adams Hirst. Mr.. Chester E.
| MCGOWAN, Mrs. V. c. K. Neagle, Mrs. John
Sanford Mason, DR.. John T. Winter, j. D.
| Ward wife and child, John l.. Norwood,
John B. Rider, Malcolm Hufty. c. s. Do
! mer, and Mrs. E. x. Temple of Washington
are at the Atlantic Hotel, Ocean City.
DR.. John Heysham Gibbon of Philadel
phia and Miss Marjorie, daughter Of Maj.
Gen. s. B. M. Young, U. s. A, will be mar
red in San Francisco, Cal, at noon Mon
day, September . A wedding breakfast
will follow at Blackpoint
One of the handsomest cottages of At
| lantic City is occupied this season by Mr..
and Mrs. James Mosher Of New York.
| Miss Maude Owens and Miss nellie Dali
zelle have gone to Atlantic City and Buff
| falo.
! Miss Amelia Alexander accompanied by
| her aunt, Mrs H. Offenhemer, has gone
! for. two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Edna Ricketts, is spending the sum-
mer at Cottage City. Martha's Vineyard,
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Everett.
| who have their daughters, Misses Marion
and Edith with them.
Mrs. F. Guild Aulsbrook of Omaha, Neb.,
| is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
| Knight Of the Stoddert, 18th and Q streets.
| Mrs. James S. Archibald of Mobile, Ala.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
| D. Connor Mr.. Archibald will Join her
| here about the middle Of September.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Chorley have gone
for an extended trip to Buffalo, visiting
| Toronto and Thousand Islands, and win
/ return via New York.
Miss Nellie RANDY Of No. SOP G street
| outhwest and Miss Irene Moore Of No.
| 6O8 9th street southwest are spending a
| two weeks outing ut Chapel Point, On the
| lower Potomac.
Mrs H. C. Winsnip, Miss Margaret and
| Miss Edith Winship have been at Aurora
| he-Alleghanies for the past few weeks.
Miss Florence Weber Of this city is
| spending her summer vacation at Atlantic
| City.
Mr.. James A Sullivan of Ballston, Va.
| and Mrs. NJ. F. Brown of West Washing
| ton, d. c., were married at Falls Church.
Va, last evening at st. James Church by
| the Rev. E. NJ. Terney, pastor of that par
| ish. The wedding, being a quiet affair,
was witnessed only by the couples per-
ri nd 1aff Ia 81
Wood of Fort Myer Heights, Va, was
| bridesmaid, while Mr.. William Collins did
| the honors Of best man.
Mr. and Mrs Paul H Cromelin Of Berlin,
Germany are visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. F.
Cromelin, 1921 10th street. where they Will
| be pleased to see their friends Informally
| on Saturday evening. Mr.. Cromelin and
family expect to sail for Europe on August
| "a, accompanied by their niece, Miss kath-
| crime M. Cromein.
| Miss Nelly Reilly has returned from a
prolonged visit north. She was accompa-
| MED from New York, where they spent
several days together, by Miss Louise
Carlson.
| A large gathering of young folks was
| entertained last Tuesday evening at the
| F street, the occasion being the twelfth
| birthday Of their daughter, Miss Irene
! Cusick. The latter and Miss Irene Nc
Gowan and Mr.. Charles Kraemer contrib
| uted musical selections, and Miss Josephine
| Cusick and Ernest Wise rected. Those
present included Messrs. Joseph Woodgate,
| Arthur O'Leary, Chas. and Joseph Krea-
| mer Ernest Wise, Bernard OLeary, Walter
and Ralph Cusick, Willis Melbrick, Francis
| Sheehy, Paul McIntire, Phillip Mccullough,
John Quill and Walter Caddick. and Misses
| Josephine Cusick, MARYLAND Piper, Mary
] Winters Ella Woodgate, Edna Quill, Nellie
| Fitzgerald, Georgiana Ivey, Florence Piper,
May OLeary, May Curtain, Margret Sling
| land, Gertrude and Marie Sheehy. Edna
|
| sephfne and Regina O'Brien, Georget
| Parker, Irene Florence and Clara Cusick.
| BATHING BEACH EVENTS.