Evening star., 1901-09-02
THE BERLINER-OTTENBE WE'D
DING AND ROMANCE.
The Chinese Minister'S Enjoyment Of
Summer Resorts-PersOnals.

sydney solomon and samuel Ullman. Mr..
Myer s. Cohen was master of ceremonies.
Miss Bertha Gutenberg attended her sister
as maid of honor and was dressed in white
silk and renaissance lace and carried pink
roses. The bride, gowned In a Canary Is
land silk, gift from the groom wore a
tulle veil. caught by diamond sunburst.
and carried a bouquet of bride roses Dia-
mond earrings and a diamond butterfly
brooch other gifts from the groom. were
also worn. Representative-elect Goldfogel
OF New York was best man. The impress
sive ceremony was followed by a most en-
toyable reception and a banquet, at which
good wishes were received by cablegrams
and telegrams from relatives in Germany
and New York The couple sail next Sat
urday and will journey through England.
France, Germany and Spain before going to
Teneriffe, where Mr.. Berliner has spent
several years. The nappy event of yester-
day recalled the romantic episode which in
troducec the couple to each other. The
bride, who Is Columbian graduate has
collection of stamps, and, wishing to in
crease 1t, wrote to the United States consul
at Teneriffe She secured the coveted pos
sessions and correspondence followed, in
which Wefghtter gifts than stamps came
regularly from the Canaries Inc engage
ment was announced some months ago,
when Mr.. Berliner had secured a leave of
absence and came here to see and claim h,s
future wife.
and a dance Saturday at a Narragansett
Pler hotel, and yesterday a luncheon by
MRS BENJAMIN Horwitz of Baltimore Mrs.
Bahkmetff, who is visiting her mother,
Mrs Beale, was in the company of ten.
Senator kean and Representative Lover
Ing were guests over Sunday at Mrs Sla-
ters villa at Newport.
Capt. Richmond P. Hobson is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lehr at Newport, and was
the guest of honor at a dinner given last
night by Miss Mary Van Allen.
Mrs. r. O. Wright and children have re-
turned from Brooklyn, where they have
spent their summer.
Mrs. Clara K. Ingersoll and daughter.
Miss Heloise, are at West Brookffeld.
Mass, guests of Mr.. D. H. Chamberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom ]. Landergren and
Mrs. Charles c. Walter and son left today
for Buffalo. Niagara Falls and tour of
the great lakes.
Mr. George w. Gates and his daughter
Gertrude left this morning for Buffalo.
Niagara and Thousand Islands.
Commander and Mrs. Cowles, who have
been camping in the Adirondacks all sum-
mer, will pass the autumn at their own
place, Pennington, Conn.
Miss Chattie Milhollen of 26OS University
place, who has been spending the summer
In the Blue Ridge mountains has returned
to the city.
Mr.. Stacey Valiant of Baltimore, Md,
who has just returned from an extended
trip through the west. is here for few
days prior to going to White Sulphur
Springs
Miss Harriet A. Hosmer and Miss Err
nestine S. Chambers of Baltimore, who have
just returned from the pan-American ex-
position, are visiting Washington for few
days
At the Brexton, Atlantic City, are r. e.
Bronaugh, F. A. Lee and family. Mr.. ]. L.
Meridth and wife, Misses Boyd Miss B.
Tomlinson, Mrs. Ida Keyes, E. o. Castell
and wife, and ]. w. Peters and wife.
Mrs. Robert D. Swingle is attending the
Pan-American exposition and will later visit
friends in northern New York
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Miller and Miss Della
east, and Miss Carrie M. Douglass of 1705
35th street, left Saturday for a brief So
journ at Atlantic City.
Captain L. Merriam and family, u s. A.,
after spending a pleasant vacation at Cape
May Point, have returned to the city and
are temporarily located at 1921 K street.
Mrs. Mary E. Chapman announces the
marriage of her daughter Cora to Mr. Paul
Gibbons Monk. The ceremony was per-
formed this morning by Rev. Father Mack
in at St. Pauls Church. 10Th and streets,
and was attended only by the family. Mr..
through the south, and upon their return
will be at home to their friends at 1415 @
street.
Mrs. Walter w. McCaffrey and Mrs R.
L. Finks and children of Alexandria, are
at the White Sulphur Springs, Mount Airy,
N. c., for a visit of a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shinn Of Alexan-
dria are at the Princess Anne Hotel Vir-
ginia Beach. Va.
DIR. and Mrs. Edgar Warfield, jr., have
gone to the Buffalo exposition for a ten
days visit.
Commissioner Henry B. F. Macfarland
and Mrs. Macfarland are stopping at the
Bedell apartments. Buffalo. and will re-
main in that city until after Presidents
day. September 5.
The Merrymakers held a meeting last
Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr.
Walter Harr, kensington, Nd, President
Harry E. Huntsberry presiding very in
OF piano solo by Miss Nellie Harr, song
by the club, selections from the graphic
phone by Mr.. Walter Harr, address by Mr.
jones CLANCY, piano solo by Miss Gather
the club by Miss Nellie Harr, and a song
by the Merrymaker Quartet-Miss Bessie
Bush, MesSrS. H. E. HuntSberry, James
CLANCY and Charles Engle. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
H. E. Huntsberry, president (re-elected); c.
E. Engle, vice president (re-elected); Leon
ard Steuart, secretary (re-elected), and Jas
I. CLANCY, treasurer re-elected). After
refreshments were served the meeting ad-
journed to meet next Wednesday evening
at the residence of Miss Virgie Broome lilo
Park place. Among the members present
were President Harry e. Huntsberry, the
Misses Bessie Bush. lola Fitzgerald, Eva
johnson, Ella Johnston, Virgie Broome
Minnie Robinson and the Messrs. Charles
Engle, c. N. Phelps, James CLANCY. Guy
Steuart and Leonard Steuart.
The Misses Annie Davidson, Amanda
Queen. Agnes Laughlin and Lulu Willett,
who have been at Harper's Ferry for two
weeks, returned Saturday.
Mrs. Charles S. Steele and her daughters
Misses Ina, Mary and Jennie Steele. are at
Bay Head, N. j.. for three weeks. Miss
Darlie Patch Is also at the same resort and
will be joined there later by her sister,
Miss Margaret.
Mr.. w. P. Cox, Miss Cox. Miss Ella vir-
ginia Cox, 315 Florida avenue, have
left for an extended northern trip. They
will visit Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Toron-
to before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ware entertained their
many friends at their residence, 915 1st