Evening star., 1901-11-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
REGAN-YZNAGA WEDDING SET FOR
NOVEMBER 2I.
Yesterdays Marriages and Luncheons
Coming Matrimonial Events
F0reshadowed-Per

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| Daniel c. Vaughan were married at St.
| Marks Pro-Cathedral yesterday by the rec
| tor, Rev. William L. Devries, DID, in pres
| ence of a number of friends. The bride
wore travelling dress of blue cloth, and
| Miss Wight, her attendant, wore tan cloth
| and a hat to match. Mr.. James D. Bridger
| was best man, and Messrs. Caddick and
| Hastings ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan
| left at once for a trip north, and VIII be
| at home to their friends after December
! Is at Il U street.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Mcmillan gave a din
ner early last week at their Detroit home IN
honor of Senator and Mrs, Mcmillan and
| Mr.. Harold Mcmillan. The latter sails late
| this month for Egypt.
Among the fair debutantes OF the ap-
| preaching social season will be Miss Edith
| Harlan Child, a granddaughter OF Mr.. JUS
tice Harlan and Mrs. Harlan.
The marriage of Miss Louise Tucker and
| Lieut.. Basil Norris Rittsnhouse took place
| yesterday at high noon al the home OF the
| brides mother, Mrs. Hamilton Tucker 1901
| P street. A wedding breakfast followed, at
which the guests who Were only the imme-
| date relatives of the bride and groom were
present. Lieut. Rittenhouse and wife will
| live at Fort Ethan Allen, VT, where he is
| stationed and where he has furnished a
beautiful home. Hundreds of elegant pres
| ents and check from the brides mother
| Were received. The bride travelled In a
| dark blue broadcloth, trimmed in chinchilla
| fur.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Andrew Boyd celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary ly
| a large and brilliantly attended reception
! last night. The couple received in the main
drawing room, the hostess wearing an ele-
giant costume of white lace. Each Of the
| rooms was fragrant with flowers and buff
| fet supper was served. Mrs. w. s. Knox.
! Mrs. +. X. Raymond, Mrs. LorenZ, Mrs. O.
w. Hawley and Mrs. Harry Hamilton as
| sisted In the entertainment of the guests.
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| eldest daughter of the family, was unable
to come on, but Miss Bessie Boyd and
| Master William H Boyd, jr, the younger
members of the household, were present.
Mrs. Mackay-Smith gave a luncheon yes
| terday for her daughter, Miss Helen
| Mackay-Smfth. whose debut soon occurs.
] Miss Alice Roosevelt was in the company,
| which included debutantes Of the present,
| past and future seasons.
J Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Camp OF Albion.
| Fla, are visiting Mrs. Camps brother Mr.
| John B. Harretl Of 734 9TH street northeast.
Mr. and Mrs. Scinnen celebrated their
crystal wedding November 10, when a fine
| supper was enjoyed by their guests Many
handsome presents were received.
Mrs. Forrest H. Riordan will be at home
Wednesdays at 1O16 10th street northwest.
Miss Florence Elizabeth Frisby has re-
! turned to Washington after an absence of
several months in St Paul. MINI.
Fannie L. Andrews and Mr. Edward F.
Caverly, both Of this city.
Mrs. Panolay Bailey Of Chester, Pa, who
| has been visiting at the home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Breffitt since the 1st of October, will
return on Saturday. Mrs. Bailey has made
| host of friends during her sojourn in Wash
| lngton, VINO regret her going away.
All packages for the Army Canton Flan-
| nei Society must be sent to Mrs. Anton
Heger, 2o26 Hillyer place.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Thomas Williams have
| issued cards to the double wedding OF their
| daughters Florence Louisa and Mary Ellen,
| to Messrs. Archibald and James Tindal
! of Washington, d. c. The ceremonies will
take place at $50 o'clock Wednesday even
| ing, November q, in Baldwin Memorial
! Church. Waterbury. Md
The Saturday Evening Assembly has is
| sued invitations for another of its popu-
lar dances on November 10, at the National
| Rifles Armory.
| Miss Mary Kensett. daughter of Mrs.
John R. Kensett Of Baltimore, was married
last evening to Mr. William H. Dempsey
Jr., Of this city. The ceremony took place
deEce and was performed by Rev. Francis
x Brady. pastor Of st. Ignatius Catholic
Church, Calvert and Madison streets.
The apartment was beautifully decorated
with large palms. smilax and white chrys-
| anthemums. Mr.. George Dempsey was best
man. The bride was gowned in white NOUS
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insertion, and wore a tuIle veil, held by
a diamond aigrette, a gift of the groom.
She carried lilies of the valley. Miss Nam
ME Rensett, the brides sister, was maid
of honor. She was gowned in pink silk
| and white organdy and carried pink chrys-
anthemums. Mr.. John Kensett. brother
of the bride, and Mr.. Horatio F. Brown
were the ushers. An orchestra played dur
| ing the ceremony. Only immediate relatives
of the couple and few intimate friends
Were present. After reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Dempsey left on a northern wedding
tour.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Cross have issued
cards for the wedding reception of their
| daughter, Marie Elizabeth Burbridge, and
| Mr.. Lawrence Macy Starbuck, Wednesday,
November q, from $50 until 10 o'clock,
1908 P street
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry Garraway
have issued cards for the marriage of their
daughter Annie Russell to Mr.. Shipley
Brashears. jr., Wednesday evening, No
| vember 90 at s O'Clock, at Trinity p +.
Church., Washington.
Miss Nettie Lovisa White has returned to
Washington. after an absence of three
months, and is located at 1916 Riggs place.
Mr.. Gordon Gordon and Miss Lucy Hen
derson Bullard were married Wednesday
afternoon, 9Th instant, at St, Georges
Church. Flushing. N. Y, In the presence OF
a large number of relatives and friends,
many of whom were from Washington.
at the home Of the brides parents to the
family and immediate friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon will reside in Flushing.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Egolf celebrated their
tenth wedding anniversary Sunday. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Trilling and
Mrs. Rauth. After o'clock supper dane
ing was enjoyed Mrs. Egolf was hand
somely gowned in black silk trimmed with
real lace. Among the guests We're: Mr..
and Mrs: Rauth, Mr.. and Mrs. WITCH, Miss
Mamie Wich. Mr.. and Mrs Waimer, Mr..
and Mrs. Ferd. Diegelman. Mr.. and Mrs
Hamel, Mr.. and Mrs. Radel, Mr. and Mrs
Selner, Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Trilling
the Misses Zimmerman. O'Brien and Wag-
ner, Mrs. Walter, 4nrs. Heller Messrs
Wiedman, Cox, Morgenweld, Fred. Miller.
Heinz Haveriy, Bittoner. Victor. Schubert,
Trilling, Weismueller and Scheiberle Mr.
Left, Mr.. and Mrs. Haanel. Mrs Rauth and
Mrs. Diegelman gave musical numbers
A wedding OF interest to Washington So
ciety took place at the rectory of st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Richmond, Va. Monday.
November 4, when Miss Eva Claibourne
Mfskel. niece of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Rid
dick Of this city, and Mr.. Frederick J. EN-
merson were married by the Rev. DR.. r.
A. Goodwin, pastor OF the church They