Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10

| Mr. Harry Bingham, son of Chief Justice
| Bingham of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
| trict of Columbia. Only the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties were
| present al the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bingham left this afternoon for the Adj
| ronracks. Upon their return next month
they will take up their residence at the
Marlborough. MIR. Bingham is assistant
| district attorney of the District of Column
| bia.
Gen. and Mrs. Moore are at the Virginia
| Hot Springs.
The Russian ambassador. who has been in
New York and Newport with the Russian
grand duke, is expected at Bar Harbor TO
| return there for fortnight longer.
Owing to the breaking of a part of the
| machinery of Mr.. John Jacob Astor's yacht
| Mirage, the Grand Duke Boris was not able
| to reach New York yesterday in time to
| take his steamer for Europe. He took his
| disappointment with great grace and last
| night was given urnner of forty covers
| by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt the arrange
ments for which were hastily made during
| the day.
Besides several small morning weddings
| today there are other matrimonial events
| for this evening at which large companies
| are expected Miss Helen Chew and Lieut.
| r. ID. Harms, United States navy, will be
| married at Christ Church. Georgetown.
| Miss Lena Estela Disney and Mr.. William
! Oliver Murray at Wilson Memorial Church
| and Miss Grace Downing and Mr.. Frances
Albert Woodward at Wesley NJ. L. Church
Mrs. Emanuel Minich of 81 I. street
northwest left Sunday of this week for
an extended trip through Pennsy ivania.
Mr. ]. T.. Simpson and family are So
r11il Ial, Do Al
| weeks and from there will go to see friends
in Fairmont w. Va, for a few days.
Miss P&nsy Fritz, who for the past two
| months has been the guest of Miss Edna
| Sangston on Rhode Island avenue. returned
! to Harrisburg, Pa, Sunday to resume her
studies in the high school there where
| she graduates the coming spring.
Mrs. Singleton L. Cooper of 7O1 22d street
| is entertaining her brother, Mr.. James b.
| Murray of New York, VINO will be pleased
| to see his friends.
The Misses Pollock of Capitol Hill have
| returned from delightful trip to Niagara,
| Toronto. Thousand Islands, Watkins Glen
| and Philadelphia.
Miss Daisy Reinburg has returned from
| Southport n. c., where she has been visit
| ing her brother Lieut.. ]. E. Reinburg
Mrs. E. A. Haines left last evening for a
| IL" udSS stay III New OTE-
Mrs. Lou Donohoo of East Washington is
in New York for ten days stay.
Mr.. Richard Sprague, United States con-
| sui at Gibraltar, is making visit 10 Mrs
| Bainbridge-Hof of 1929 jefferson place
| whose families have been friends for many
years.
Mrs. A Wilson of 1119 H street north
east has left for short trip in New York
I re an ypEr lett l.y~ Two
| sisters, Mrs. 1. Chores and Mrs A. Edell
| Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Cards are out for the marriage Septem-
| Der % of the Rev. Albert Rhett Walker,
rector of the Episcopal churches at Fairfax
Court House and Vienna, Va, to Miss Su-
san san Hunter, editor of the Home Magazine,
| Washington. The ceremony will take place
| at o'clock in the afternoon at the Church
of Holy Comforter, Vienna, Va.
| Mr. Walker is a son of the late Rev. Jo-
seph Rogers Walker, d. D., rector of st.
Helena parish Beaufort. S. C. Miss Hun
| ter is the fourth daughter of the late James
Hunter, rector for twenty-five years
| of the Banff Academy, Scotland. Her
mother is the daughter of the late john
| Craig Of Boutwell, Scotland, and
| granddaughter of Capt. Gavin Hamilton of
the British army, a member of the house
| of Hamilton of Bothwellhaugh, Scotland.
The marriage ceremony win be perform
ed by the Rev John Hardenbrook Town
send, rector Of the Church of the Ascension.
rendered by Miss Jean Herbert Moxon of
| Washington
General Joseph H. Seth of Easton, Md,
will act as groomsman for Mr. Walker.
| Miss Hunter will have her only attend
ant Miss Lillian NJ. Fisher of Kingston.
| Canada. Her hand will be given in mar
| riage of her brother Mr.. John Craig Hun
| ter of Vienna, Va.
| After a short trip south the couple will
make their residence for the remainder of
the autumn in Vienna, Va. 1t is Miss
| Hunters intention to continue her work
in connection with the Home Magazine af-
| ter her marriage.
pretty wedding took place Monday, Sep
| TENDER s. at the home of Mrs. Georgana
! Courtney, when her daughter Ada and
! Frank j. Sylvester were married. The
| house was tastefully decorated with golden
| rod, ferns and palms. The maid Of honor
was Miss Laura Courtney, the sister of the
bride, and the best man Mr.. Theo. f.
| krake. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. E. A. Doreman of Grace Evan
gelical Lutheran Church. The bride was
! tastefully dressed in a mode cloth suit, and
| carried brides roses, while her sister Laura
Wore light gray and carried p nix rose buds.
| After the ceremony refres hments Were
served, and the bride and groom left on an
| early train for a short trip to New York.
Among those present We're Mr. Hendrix
and daughters. Mrs. Huggins and Mrs.
Yates, Mrs. Soper and daughter Mamie
and son William. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Syl-
| vester, Mrs. Sylvester, Mrs. Courtney, MIS-.
Lusby, Mr. Schrivener, Mrs Rieiey, Mrs.
| VIM. H. Amis, Mr.. and Mrs Burns, Mrs.
Bruges, Mrs. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
| Handy, Mrs. Collier, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Pullum and daughter, the Misses Kutzell.
| Bessie Hess. Daisy Lease, Cora Handy,
Mae Fitzgerald, G. Rittersopher, Alice,
Elizabeth. Ina and Rena Courtney, the
Messrs. Walter Reynolds, Theo. f. Krake,
John Goddard, John Flood and John Court
ney.
Mrs. L. L. Arnold, with her son, Jesse
| Hoyt, and Miss Edna Knots, have gone for
a trip TO Boston by sea.
Mr. Robert A. Philips and family are
! travelling in northern New York and New
| Hampshire.
! Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mynsbridge have
now returned from their summer home at
| Townshend, VT, where they spent de-
| lightful summer, and are at 1756 NJ street
| northwest for the winter.
| Miss Clara Smith, daughter of Mr. and
! Mrs. Gray Smith, and Mr.. Harry Wilmer
! Shepherd of this city were married this
| afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home of
| the brides parents, Paris. KY, the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev ]. L.