Evening star., 1901-08-31
THE SOCIAL WORLD
September Weddings and Others in
Prospect.
RATHER QUIET 4 WHILE Yet
Comings and Goings of Well
Known Families.
P e r S o n A l. N O T E S
Her QUIET A WHILE YET
P e r S N A L NOT E S

will scarcely put in an appearance for some
days yet, and those to whom social pleas
ures are not measured by leaves of alb
sence have another month or so Of enjoy
ment at mountain seaside before coming
back to their winter homes. The chances
are that the little spurts caused by the late
October and early November weddings will
make such continuous chain as to afford
very good imitation of the doings of the
real season. In fact, September weddings,
according to announcements already made
and of others of which short prior notice
will be given, are likely to be unusually in
teresting. Miss Jennie Gutenberg and Mr..
Solomon Berliner will be married tomor-
row afternoon at Carroll Institute Hall,
and after a brief stay in New York the
couple will sail for Europe and then to
Teneriffe Canary Islands, where Mr.. Ber-
liner is the United States consul
Early in September will also occur the
marriage of Senator Blackburn and Mrs.
M; E. Blackburn, which will be quietly
celebrated
Miss Isabel McRoberts and Mr. Robert w.
Tunstall will be married Tuesday evening,
September 3, at the residence Of the brides
mother.
weeks trip to northern New York and
Canada, and will be joined by his wife in
Buffalo
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Fuller will be in
Buffalo to attend District day ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Yznaga announce the
engagement of their daughter Consuelo to
Lieutenant James Regan of the 14th In
fantry, United States army. The wedding
will take place in the fall
Mrs. ]. Odenwald has returned after
spending the month Of August at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Frizzell and
Miss Frizzell left this morning for two
weeks trip to Buffalo, Niagara and Thou
sand Islands.
Mrs. Rhodes, accompanied by her two
daughters, Miss Mary b. and Grace Rhodes,
turned from delightful trip at Buckroe
Beach Hotel, Hampton, Va.
Mr. Felix Branigan and family, who have
been at Cheteague Island, Portland, Maine.
are now at Kennebunkport, Maine, for the
remainder Of the season.
Mr.. James L. Norris and family are at
York Cliff. Maine.
Miss Lavina Cookson is spending the sum-
mer at Old Orchard and other points on the
coast of Maine.
Cards have been issued announcing the
approaching marriage of Miss Claribel
James and Mr.. Robert Warland Daily. The
wedding will take place Thursday evening,
September IL, in the First Baptist Church,
Shinnston, w. Va. The groom is a chief of
section in the census office in this city. Miss
James Is well known in Washington, hav-
Ing resided here for several months last
year.
Mrs. Florence Hill Hormess Of this city,
who has been spending the summer since
July at Bar Harbor, Is now at Lake
Placid. in the Adirondacks. where she ex-
poets to remain until September Is. At Bar
Harbor Mrs. Hormess was much enter
tanned socially and contributed largely to
the pleasures of the season there by giving
a musicale under the auspices of Mrs Hunt
Slater and many others of the summer col
ony. which was a great success artistically
and socially In this Miss Alice Burbage,
also of this city, shared equally with Mrs.
Hormess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. r. Asquith after an
extended trip, have returned to the city
and will be home to their friends at 1912
G street.
Mrs. L. NJ Johnson announces the mar
riage Of her daughter, Ella Muir johnson,
to Rev. DR.. Chester of this city. The cere-
nony was performed this morning by Rev.
G. N. Luccock. who succeeded DR.. Chester
in his pastorate. The bride is the daughter
Of the late DR.. j. B. Johnson and sister of
DR.. ]. Russell johnson, at one time resi-
dent physician at the Home for Incurables.
in Georgetown, D. c. The bride was taste
fully attired in suit of brown cloth. DR..
and Mrs. Chester left for New York city
Immediately after the ceremony, to be gone
a week or ten days.
A reception was given at the residence
northeast, last evening august 3O) by
class No. IL of Ninth Street Christian
Church to the Misses Josepha Franklin and
Maud Plunket, missionaries of the Chris
tian Church to Damon, India. The follow
ing were among those present: Mr.. ]. w.
Pickett, Re. E. b. Bagby, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. e. Nicol, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Harmon
Mr.. and Mrs: Brewood. Mr.: and Mrs. E. T.
Stephenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Florence, Messrs c. E. Vierbuchen J.
D. Fowler, J. B. Fowler, jr, Herbert Soper.
good Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Mary Mowatt and
the Misses Lottie Reeves, Halle Reeves,
Mamie Copeland, Emela Smith, .Brewood,
Bessie Fowler. s. Crews. s. B. Myers. Ber-
Smith, Maud Campbell, Alberta Campbell,
Jessie Warner, Alice Kelley, Katie More
land, Charlotte Yeller, Katie Ball Music,
both vocal and instrumental, was enjoyed,
after which refreshments were served.
Thursday evening Miss Ethel A. DeGaw
Of No. 413 H street was entertained by her
young friends, Misses Marguerite and Pan
sy Heartsel Of Georgia, the occasion be-
ing her eleventh birthday. The young chill
dren enjoyed themselves hugely, playing
games, singing and dancing until quite
late, when refreshments were served Dur
ing the evening Masters Howard Smith and
Edward DeGaw walked the cakewalk and
were enthusiastically applauded, while Miss
Ethel DeGaw rendered several selections
on the piano. Among those present were
Misses Virginia Brown, Lottie Seitz, Emma
Itsuudll SldId weinberg ana masters wal
ter Haloway, George Upton, Harry Hall
and Mrs. Rosa Reif of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles H. Krey, Mrs. Edward ].
Frank, Miss Amelia Baier, Mrs. Louise En-
glish, Mrs. Poetzman and Mrs. Kilmartin
left this morning for ten-day trip to Buff
falo and Niagara.
Mrs. Mary e. Cromwell and Mrs. ]. H.
Wall left today for visit to Canada. They
will take in the Buffalo exposition before
their return.
Miss Cora I. Siggers, formerly Of WASH
ington, Is visiting her sister Mrs Kate v
Pryor Of 046 New York avenue. where she
will remain for an indefinite PERIOD having
just returned from an extended tour of
the west, including San Francisco, south
ern California, Yellowstone Park and the
principal cities. winding up the tour with
a visit to the Pan-American exposition and
Niagara. She will be pleased to see her
friends during her stay in Washington
Miss Frances Stiefel and Miss Emma
Artes of street have gone to New York
for a few weeks stay
Miss Bessie Dolan and Mr.. 8. Harry Han
dy have returned after a pleasant stay with
Mrs. Milton Boyer at Damascus, Md
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