Evening star., 1901-02-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS GORMAN AND MIR. HILLS MAR
RIED AT NOON TODAY.
Only n Family Party Witnesses the
Ceremony-Mrs. FleminE's Lunch
eOn-Dinners Last Night.

Today at noon at the residence of former
Senator and Mrs. A. P. German their
youngest daughter Miss Mary Edna Cor
man, and Mr.. Ralph w. Hills of this city
were married Rev DR.. Wallace Radcliffe,
pastor of the New York Avenue Church,
performed the ceremony, at which were
present only the relatives of the young
couple. The front drawing room where
the ceremony took place, was elaborately
adorned with palms and foliage plants as
a setting for numerous punches of white
roses and other blossoms. The bride en-
tered with her father, and the groom was
attended by Mr.. Morgan Shuster, formerly
of this city, but lately from the Philippines.
as best man. The bride, who is one Of
the handSomest of the very attractive
group of daughters of this household. was
beautifully dressed in renaissance lace over
white liberty satin. Her tulle veil was
fastened under a cluster of orange bios
SONS and she carried shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley and white violets.
After congratulations the wedding break
fast was served from a richly appointed
table and during the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs Hills left for honeymoon trip.
Among the out-of-town relatives who
were here for the happy event were Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Gambrill of Laurel Mr.
and Mrs. ?. C. German. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
riott, the Misses Smith, Mrs. Hendricks.
Mr.. ana MFS. NHdIluieT Hoi
and family of Baltimore. who. with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur German, jr., of Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilton ]. Lambert. Mrs. stephen
Gambrill jr of Boston and Miss Ada Cor
man, represented the brides family. Mrs.
German was handsomely gowned in black
lace over white satin. Mrs. Stephen Gam,
brill jr of Boston will shortly go ABROAD
to Join her husband, who has been IN Lon
don for several months on business, and
will be accompanied by her sister. Miss
Ada German.
Upon their return from their wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs Hills will reside at the West
over a new apartment house. at 18th and
u streets.
Mrs. Robert l. Fleming entertained at
most artistic luncheon today, given in hon
or of her cousin, Mrs. Elihu Nedder, VINO
has been her guest for several weeks. Gov
ers were laid for dozen guests at round
table of which the color scheme was white
and green. Corsage bouquets or Violets
resting in small cut glass bowls formed
ring just inside the covers and were pretty
souvenirs of the feast. To meet Mrs We'd
der there were present Mrs. Miles, Mrs.
Sternberg, Mrs. Fairbanks. Mrs. FORAKER.
Mrs Burrows Mrs. Perry S. Heath. Mrs.
Anson Mills, Mrs. Theodore Bingham, Mrs
Charles Spalding and Mrs. Franklin Sim
mons.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks entertained
at dinner last night Senator and Mrs.
Burrows, Senator and Mrs. Hawley, the
controller of currency and Mrs. Dawes,
Senator Kearns, Representative Heming-
Way. Judge and Mrs. Warnoch, Mrs. John
NJ Carey and Mrs. William H. Coleman of
Indiana.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins gave a dinner
last night in honor of the Mexican ambas-
sador and Mrs. AZpiroz. Among the guests
were: The japanese minister and Mrs. Ia
kahra, Senator and Mrs. Hoar. Senator and
Mrs Scott, Representative and Mrs Hit,
Representative and Mrs. Dalzell, solicitor
general and Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald de Koven Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Talmage and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy S. Heath.
Senator and Mrs John P. Jones OF Ne
vada gave dinner last night in honor of
former Senator and Mrs. Farwell Of Chi
cago. Invited to meet them were Senator
and Mrs Hanna, Senator and Mrs. Cullom,
Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan and Mr.. Jules
Boeufve.
Mrs. Jno. M. Thurston will be at home at
the Cairo tomorrow afternoon for the last
time this season. She will be assisted In
receiving by Miss Purman. Mrs. Schneider
and Miss Brockway of Boston.
Miss Bella Wise of Baltimore is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. Kohner, 4Ss New York
avenue.
Mrs. H. Clay Browning will be at home
for the only time this season, Friday, March I
1, in her new home, 1349 Princeton street.
Columbia Heights.
Mrs. Mary ]. Willetts and daughters Of
Brooklyn are visiting the Misses Fowler
of 1898 Both street.
Mrs. Albanus s. T. Johnson Of 1885 22d
street will be at home tomorrow from to
8 o'clock, assisted by Mrs. c. T. Yoder,
Mrs. w. Berry. Miss Allie Geiger of Phila-
delphia, Miss D. Schneider and Miss Yates.
Mrs. C. A. Goldsmith at the Chaplin, will
not be at home Thursday this week.
Mrs G. Lansburgh will not be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs. G. Wythe Cook and Miss Cook will
be at home for the last time this season to- |
morrow afternoon from to 6. |
The Misses Blumenthal, with their guest. |
Miss Neumeyer, will be at home tomorrow |
evening at 1927 Both street.
Miss Hirsh and her guest, Mrs. Alex. |
Hirsch of New York. will be at home I
Thur sday afternoon, 503 L street.
Miss Fannie E. Fout and Mr.. Albert w. |
Condor were married yesterday at high |
noon at the residence of the brides aunt. |
Mrs. Susan Rice, Frederick City, Nd The |
brides gown was made of Victoria cloth, |
with panne velvet, and buttons to |
match. She was attended by Miss Lillian |
Kemp of Hagerstown and Mr.. Radlly of |
Frederick was the best man. After a dainty
wedding breakfast the bridal couple left |
for a short trip to the north. The Rev. DR..
Eschbach of the Reform Church performed |
the ceremony and Miss Lulu Fout furnished |