Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE IN PHILADELPHIA OF
A WAsHINGToNIAN.
Departures and Returns From New
York - Recent Weddings
Personal Notes.

| very fashionable wedding yesterday In
| Philadelphia was that of Miss Virginia
| Canneil rrotter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nathan Trotter, and Captain Henry Lowe
| Newbold. Artillery Corps, United States
| army. The Church of the Holy Trinity
| was deliberately decorated with specimen
palms, ferns, chrysanthemums, roses and
| carnations. The bride, who given away
by her father, was attended by her sister.
Miss Frances L. Trotter, maid of honor.
Miss Helen Dixon, Miss Honora Dixon.
Miss Louise Trotter, Miss Violet Ridgway.
Miss Butcher, Miss Constance Devereux,
Miss Margaretta B. Taylor and Miss Leila
| Lee of Baltimore were the bridesmaids.
| Mr.. j. Fleming Newbold of this city was
his brothers best man. The ushers, all of
| whom wore the full dress uniform of their
rank and arm of the service, were Mr..
John H. Poole, second lieutenant, Corps of
Engineers, U. S. A; Mr.. Marlborough
Corps, U. S. A; Mr.. Frank c. Jewell, first
lieutenant. Artillery Corps, u S. A; Cap
tain Marcellus G. Spinks, Artillery Corps,
u s. A; Captain Robert E. Callan, Artil-
| lery Corps, L. S. A; Mr.. Edmund NJ. Rhett,
| hrst lieutenant, Corps of Engineers, u. S.
A.; Mr.. Edward NJ. Adams. first lieutenant,
| Corps of Engineers, L. S. A, and Mr.. Sher-
wood A. Cheney, first lieutenant. Corps of
| performed by Rev. Herbert Shpman chap
| lain of the Military Academy, of which the
bridegroom is a graduate, and Rev. Floyd
| Iompklns, rector of the church.
| The bride wore white satin and carried a
| bouquet of lilies of the valley. The brides
| maids gowns were of white wolfe, trimmed
with lace They wore picture hats Trim
med with white roses and foliage and car
rled white chrysanthemums tied with green
ribbons The maid of honor wore white
crepe de chine, large hat trimmed with
! roses and carried bouquet of ferns
| A wedding breakfast followed at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, No. 2227 De
| Lancey place. On their return from their
Weadlng trip Captain and Mrs. Newbold
| Will reside at Fort Washington Md where
Captain Newboid is stationed
The British ambassador and Lady Her
peTt LETT this morning for New York and
| VIII be the guests over Sunday at Ophir
FaEm' WHITE Plains, of Mr.. and Mrs
Whitelaw Reid, who have another house
party for this weeks end.
| General and Mrs. Gillespie gave a dinner
last night in honor of General and Mrs
| Coroln, and In the company to meet them
tnere were Major General Young Countess
Esterhazy, Mr.. and Mrs Perkins Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ellis, Miss Evelyn Blount and
Mr.. w. E. Foster.
Chief Justice Fuller and Miss Fuller were
| guests last night in Baltimore of Miss Nina
| Lorraine Gill and Mr.. William Francis Coch-
| ran.
| Tuesday evening, at Congress Street NJ E.
| Church, Mr.. Wilfred Offutt of the city post
| office and Miss Katy b. Klock were mar
| r1ed. The uSherS were MesSrS. Stearn,
| O'Brien, Summers and Atwood. They were
| followed by the maid of honor, Miss Irene
Rogers of Charlottesville, Va, beautifully
| gowned in white organdy and carrying a
shower bouquet of yellow hrysanthemums
Then came the bride with her brother, who
| gave her away. The bride wore white satin
with pearl trimmings and long veil, caught
with orange blossoms. She carried a hand
| some shower bouquet of brides roses and
| lilies of the valley. The best man was Mr..
Roy Offutt. Later the bridal party went to
the home of the groom, where a reception
| took place. The brides presents number
| hundreds. Miss Klock is the daughter of
Mr.. Jonathan Klock of West Washington.
| Miss Lillian NJ. Walls and Mr.. George T.
| Cusick, both of this city, were married in
Wilson Memorial NJ E. Church on 18th
street southeast by the Rev. A. H. Thomp-
| son Wednesday evening at O'Clock. The
| bride was dressed in white and carried
white roses. Roy NJ. Miskimmon was the
| best man. The church was handsomely
! decorated and filled with an interested au-
dience. reception followed at the home
| OF the bride, corner Of It'll and l streets
southeast.
| Miss Annie A. Bliss and Mr.. Herman j.
Walz were married on the evening of the
| 10th at the brides residence, 923 East Cap
ital street, by the Rev. A. H. Thompson,
| pastor Wilson Memorial NJ. E. Church. The
| wedding a quiet one, only the immedi-
ate family being present. The bride was at
| tired in dark travelling dress, and the cou-
| pie left for trip at o'clock.
Miss Louise c. Russell of this city and
Mr.. Charles NJ. Stevenson Of Wilmington,
! Del, were married in the parsonage of Will
| son Memorial NJ. E. Church Wednesday
evening, November 10, by the Rev. A. H.
| Thompson Owing to the recent death OF
| the brides father the wedding was quiet
| one. The groom was colonel of the 1st Del
aware Regiment during the Spanish-Amer-
lean war; and is well known in his native
| city.
Miss Irene Rogers of Charlottesville, Va,
who has been visiting friends here, leaves
| today for her home.
Mrs G. Lloyd Magruder has returned
| from Europe having left her daughter at
school in Paris DR.. and Mrs Magruder
are at the Farragut.
Miss Annie D. Gusts of Virginia is visit
| ing her aunt Mrs. Tennent of Columbia
| avenue, Takoma Park, d. c.
The Church of the Incarnation, at 10Th
and streets was the scene of a very
| pretty wedding Wednesday evening. the
| contra citing parties being DR.. ]. Harris West
and Miss Jennie 1. Jordan, both of Wash
ington. The youthful bride was becom-
| ingly gowned in gray wolfe and large
| picture hat to match The Rev. Taylor
| Snyder officiated at the ceremony. After
| ward DIR. and Mrs. West held reception at
| their future NOME, loIO IL SliStt.
| An entertainment was given last night
| by the Andrew Jackson Council, Junior Or
der Of American Mechanics at It's temple
There were several numbers the pro-
| gram that were we'll rendered by the Messrs
| Depro, Miss Estella Donohue, Miss Kelley
| Miss German and others. Mr.. Frank Depro
| presided After the entertainment refresh
| mentS were served.
| The Founding Hospital was thrown open
| to Its friends yesterday from to and
the lady managers welcomed many whose
| visit materially increased the financial re-
sources of the institution. Dolls and sweets
| and the usual accompaniment Of after
noon charity tea were sold. Mrs Simon
Wolf, Mrs. c. c. Bassett, Mrs. A. B. Brown
| and others formed the reception commit
| tee. Other members of the board who were
| in charge Of the tables included Mrs. A. T.
Brttton, Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mrs. A. Lisner,
Mrs. Richard Sylvester, Mrs. ]. c. Pennie,
| Mrs. ]. E. Clark, Mrs. Joseph Auerbach,
| Mrs. Henry Fuller, Mrs. A. ]. Hall, Mrs.