Evening star., 1901-08-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A MARRIAGE OF A WASHINGTON
GIRL Up IN MAINE.
Invitations for the Berliner-Ottenberg
WeddinE-A Linen Anniversary-
Travel Plans-PersOnals.


Coventry Hall at York Village Maine
| the summer residence of Rev. Frank Sew
1 all of Washington was the scene of bril-
liant wedding last Wednesday afternoon at
| O'Clock. 1t was the marriage of Mr.. Carl
| Franz Frederick Weller and Miss Mary Re-
| della Sewall. The bride is the daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sewali. and the groom
| is a resident of Washington. where he holds
| a position In the Navy Department. The
| fine old colonial mansion was prettily dec
| GRATED for the occasion. massive garlands
of bay being striking feature. The bride
was married in her mothers wedding gown.
| The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
| Sewall, under special license from the gov
ernor of Maine.
The guests at Coventry Hall attending
| the wedding were Mrs. Abram L. Cutler,
Mr., William Sewall Cutler. Miss Marion
Cutler of Brookline, Mass; Miss Alice Wor-
| cester Sewall and Miss Wells OF Bath,
| Maine; Miss Helen Halsted and Miss Bes-
| sic Smith of Washington, d. c.: Miss Anna
| Gilchrist of Philadelphia, Miss Harriet Fos-
| ter of Winchester, Mass: Mr. William 7.
Foster of Bates College, Mr.. Horace Ropes
| Of Clinton, Mass; Miss Mildred Clark and
| Mr.. Svendson of Washington. A wedding
| breakfast preceded the ceremony, at which
tWenty-four house guests sat down. The
| ceremony was in the parlor and the
| ception followed on the lawn, attended by
a large number of guests. The bridal pair
were driven to Portsmouth at o'clock to
| take the train for Portland and a stay in
| the mountains. and then tour of the st.
Lawrence and Buffalo. They will be at
| their residence on Both street in George
town after October l.
The Misses Brown of 635 / street have
| moved to their new home. 1888 Cincinnati
street Washington Heights, where they
| will be pleased to see their friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Curran of 1115 9th
street are on trip to Louisville. KY, with
No Commandery, X. T., and will visit
| st. Louis and Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Gutenberg Of 1243 7th
| street have issued cards for the marriage
ceremony of their daughter Jennie to Mr..
| Sol. Berliner at Carroll Institute Hall, 10th
street northwest between New York avenue
| and K street, Sunday afternoon, September
| 1, at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Ellinger will cele-
| brate their thirtieth wedding anniversary
| by reception Wednesday night from to
| IL at their residence, 61S l street. The in
| vitatfons are very pretty and are printed
| on squares OF white linen, with fringed
4 borders
Mrs. Don Cameron is due at Newport to-
day for visit to Mrs. A. Cass Garfield
| Senator Depew, with his son and Miss
Paulding. has just returned from Europe
Miss Mary Spout of Harrisburg. Pa, is
| visiting her cousin, Miss Berta Whalley,
| No. 10 9th street southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards and family have
gone to Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. David Laing and her sister. Miss
Nettie Hollidge, of this city have gone for a
| visit to their sister, Mrs. w. A. Test of
Philadelphia. They will also make short
| stay at Atlantic City before returning.
Mr.. James F. Connors, accompanied by
| da1 nd 80
| Ryan and Miss Nellie Tuomey, has gone
/ to Atlantic City.
| Miss Theresa Buehler has returned from
Purcellville, Va. and gone to visit rela-
| tives at Alexandria for the balance Of the
| season.
Miss Henrietta Dittman left this morning
| for Baltimore and Thurmont, Md, and sew
| eral points in Maryland.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Demonet have
| returned from their country home in the
| Blue Ridge mountains and are now accom-
/ panied by Miss Marie Demonet and Mr..
| Frank Lamasure, at Atlantic City
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Perkinson have
returned after visiting Old Point Comfort,
Ocean View and Richmond, Va
Miss NJ. Virginia Fribley returned home
Saturday, after a months stay at Terra
Alta, w. Va.
Mrs. James w. Godfrey. jr., has gone to
Jeanette, Pa. to visit her brother and sis
| ter.
Mrs. Charles NJ Pepper and daughter are
spending month at the Lakeside Hotel.
| Eagles Mere, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Good are in
Alberton, Md, for ten days. and will re-
| turn about the Sd of Sept ember.
| The guests of Cermont, in the Blue
| Ridge, enjoyed Saturday night the third Of
a series of entertainments given by the hos
tess, Mrs. Charles Cowman. "A water
| nala fra1 off Tod ,,oh ont
/ and the prizes were won by Miss Josephine
| Brent Merrck Of Maryland and Master
Gurdon Hopes Of Baltimore Among the
Washingtonians present were Rear Admiral
and Mrs Ramsay Miss Ramsay, Mr..
| Joseph Blackwood Mrs. Joseph HI. Black
wood and Mrs. E. Snead Alvord.
Miss Edna Rally and Miss Cordilia Lyons
left Washington this morning for Balti-
more. where they will remain for two
City and Cape May.
Mrs. w. B. Gibbs has returned to the
city. after spending pleasant summer in
Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Graham of East
| Washington have gone to Atlantic City
| for ten days.
| Among the recent arrivals at the Hygeia
| Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va, were Mr..
| j. M. Culp Mr.. F. Green, Miss Minnie L.
4 Condrey. Miss Alma Mollere and Mr.. B.
| r. Record.
Mr.. Joseph Blackwood and his daughter
| in-law, Mrs. Joseph H. Blackwood. have
gone to the Blue Ridge mountains Of Penn
| sylvania for the balance Of the summer.
Mrs. Jas. Dorsey and her cousin. Miss
Inize Gauley. left for Boyd's, Md, this
| morning for stay of several weeks.
Miss Julia NJ. Maedel of Capitol Hill has
| gone to Townsville. Fairfax county, Va,
| to stay several weeks. She is accompanied
by her sister, Miss Minona Maedel, and
nieces. Misses Pauline Springsguth and
Clara Hinzen.
Mr.. ]. H. Yoos left Friday for Buffalo
| and will visit the home Of his parents,
where his son is spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Riggs and
| Misses Charlotte and Bessie Wilson left
/ yesterday by steamer for Boston. After
| visiting Boston and New York Mrs Riggs
| will go to Harper's Ferry, where she will
stay until November.
Mrs. L. johnson Of 1915 9th street started
| yesterday for an extended tour west as
| far as California, taking In the Knights
| Templar conclave at Louisville. returning
by way Of Detroit for the o. E. 8. conven-
| tion and the Pan-American exposition.
Miss Lottie Beasley of Petersburg, Va |:
/ Miss Esta Morris and Joseph Toomey Of