Evening star., 1901-05-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRETTY WEDDING LAST NIGHT AT
ALL SOULS CHURCH
Another at St. Mary's Followed by q
Days Merry-MakinE-Per-
sOnal Notes.

Miss Edith Steacy Rogers and Mr. Reu-
ben f. Bakenhus civil engineer. L. s N.
were married last night at All Souls
Church in the presence of a large assem-
blage of their friends. A beautiful ar
rangement of palms filled the space around
the pulpit and reading desk. On the latter
were clusters of lilacs and roses. The
ushers were Mr.. William s. Rogers OF
Trenton, n. j., cousin of the bride; Mr..
Hibhard S. Hobby of Philadelphia, Mr.
Thomas Baily of Boston and Mr.. Henry
H. Alleneof this city. Miss Dorinda Rog-
erS preceded the bride as maid Of honor,
and was prettily dressed in white organdie
and carried pink roses. The bride came in
with her brother, Mr.. Walter F. Rogers,
and dressed in white silk trimmed
with embroidery and tucked panels. Point
lace adorned bodice A tulle veil was worn.
Her bouquet was of valley lilies and roses.
Mr.. Arthur Rinder of Chicago was best
man, and Rev. L. S. B. Pierce officiated.
The bridal party and personal friends were
afterward entertained at the Rogers resi-
dence before the departure of Mr.. and
Mrs. BakenhuS for their wedding journey.
They will reside in Philadelphia, the groom
being stationed at League Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacNeagh and Miss
MacVeagh have returned to Brookfeld
Farms, their home at Bryn Mawr.
Mr.. and Mrs William BaXley Orme have
sent out cards for the marriage of their
daughter. Elizabeth Booth Orme. to Mr..
Rawlins Hume, Monday evening. June 10,
at O'Clock, Christ Church, West Washing
ton.
Miss Charlotte Bryson Taylor Is in Phil
adelphia, the guest of the Misses Reed.
who will give a tea in her honor tomorrow.
Mr.. Won Bruening, whose wife was Mrs.
Marion Mckay of this city. has been APP
pointed first secretary at the German lega-
ton at Tangier, Morocco.
Invitations We're received here yesterday
from Representative and Mrs ]. c. Sibley
Of Franklin. Pa. to the marriage of their
daughter Celia to William McCalmont Viii
son of this city. June >, at the Presbyterian
Church in Franklin reception and
breakfast will follow the ceremony. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Sibley had the Sher-
man house last winter,
The Unique Pleasure Club was success
fully organized .aSt evening at the home of
Miss Lessie Frazier. @23 sth street south
east. The members the Misses Lottie
Caho, Maude Ca1ter, Lessie Frazier. Susie
Caho. Minnie Canter, Jennatte Pretti. Ma
mle Bateman, Annie Smith, Mary Eckloff,
Lena Myers, and MesSrS. Arthur Belbig.
Harry Griffith, George EclIoff. Henry An
derson, Roland Turner and Arthur Turner.
The officers for the next six months are
as follows: S. r. Turner, jr., president;
Lottie Caho, vice president; Lena Myers,
secretary; Harry Griffith treasurer, and
Henry Anderson, marshal
Mrs Geo. W. Griffith, the president Of the
Fleur de Lis Club. Will entertain the club
on Friday next at the residence of her SON.
DIR. Charles l. Griffith.
Mrs. G. z. Harrington of Mansfield, Ohio
who has been visiting her sister Mrs ]. A.
Gibson, was called home suddenly last
evening by the Illness of her mother Mrs
Spayde
The annual garden party of the Chill
drens Country Home will be held at the
residence of the governor of the Sol Ii .rs'
Home today; 4 to o'clock.
Mrs. l.. G. Hine and Miss Hine will be at
home informally to their friends tomorrow
Mrs F. R. Otis and Mrs. II. H. Den,ing of
Chicago and Miss Dunbar Of Brooklyn are
the guests OF Mrs. L. g. Hine, Prospect
Hill.
Mrs Lagarde. Soldiers Home. with her
son, Anatole, will leave for Kentucky Sun
day to visit her parents Tomorrow will be
her last day at home this season.
Parents of the confirmants of Rev Dr.
L. Sterns class of Eighth Street Temple
VIII be at home to their friends Friday
afternoon and evening, 24th instant, after
3 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Sommers will be at home
Friday after 3 pm. in honor of the confr-
nation of their daughter Cora; 1916 Jeffar-
son avenue.
Prof and Mrs. Jose Sirvent have gone 70
their country home at Capitol View Park.
Md.
a large concourse of friends witnessed
the marriage yesterday morning at o
O clock at St. Mary'S Church, of Miss Anna
Werres, daughter Of Mrs. A. Werres to Mr..
Otto Auth, son of Mr.. Santus Auth Rey
Chas. w. Currier said the nuptial mass
and performed the ceremony. Miss Kate
Werres, sister of the bride, was maid of
honor, and Mr.. Henry Auth, brother OF
the groom, best man. Cshers were Messrs
Alphonse Hammer, Joseph Zegowitz, Ar
thur Cannon, Frank j. Auth. After the
ceremony the couple and bridal party were
driven to the residence of the groom on
Bladensburg road, where a breakfast was
served, attended by personal friends In
the evening a host of friends gathered to
offer their congratulations and were hand
somely entertained.
Last evening was pleasantly spent at the
hcme of Mr.. Daniel V. CoIclazier. 1743 6
street, the guest Of honor being Miss Car
rie G. Cole Of Clarksburg, w. Va. Those
present were entertained with music by
Mr.. William NJ. Hanes, the Misses Helen
Hall and Lillian Atchison, and a recita-
ton by Miss Mary Oliphant Later re-
freshments were served from a beautifully
decorated table. Among those present
were: The Misses Lillian Atchison. Sanie
Tiffany, Bessie Tiffany, Mae Carroll, Anna
Stanton, Carrie Wister, Mary Oliphant
Edith Rabbit, Lula Simmons, Lucy Grove
Agnes Grove. Maggie Hickey, Maude Bean,
Ida Bean and Helen Hall, the Messrs Jo-
seph w. Cox, Joseph Dunn. John NJ. Con-
nell, John Boyle, A. Z. Hanes, William NJ
Hanes, George Miller, Mr.. Miller, John
Crown, James Crown, MIR. Tucker, Will
lam Hall, Harry Hall, Vincent Simonton
and William L. Cole of Clarksburg w Va
Rev. ]. P. Heisse and Mrs. Heisse and
family have gone to kensington, Nd, TO
spend the summer.
EIGHT MONTHS IN JAH