Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-03

and Frank Flynt. The ceremony will take
place at the immaculate Conception Church
and the pastor, Rev. s. F. Ryan. will per-
form the ceremony and afterward celebrate
the nuptial mass.
Countess de Chambrun was ratron OF
honor at the wedding Of her sister in Gin
cinnau today.
Mr., and Mrs. Larz Anderson gave a din
ner in Cincinnati last week in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethany Storer.
At 10 o'clock this morning at ST. Patrick's
Church Rev. ID. j. Stafford. DID. united
In marriage his sister. Miss Helen stafford
and Mr.. Alfred c. whitton OF New York.
ne marriage was attended by very i'm
pressive ceremonies. The couple were met
at the church door by the vested altar
poys, who preceded them in procession TO
the sanctuary. while the choir sang Faith
full and True" The high altar was ablaza
With lights and decorated with white flow
ers DIR. Stafford was the ceebrant OF ths
hlgh mass which followed. with Right Rev.
Mgr Rocker deacon and Rev. Thomas s
Dolan subdeacon. Rev. Fathers Bart and
Sayner were masters OF ceremonies Tho
bride was dressed in white Chantilly lace
ana chiffon, with hat of tulle and whita
ostrich tips. and wore n sunhurst of Sia
monds. Mr.. and Mrs. whitton leave this
| evening for an extended trip before settling
In their home in the north The folloui ing
clergymen were present In the sanctuary: .
KEY. Father Dougherty of Georgetown
University: Rev. Drs. Shahan. Pace and
Grannan OF the Catholic University; Rev.
Father Kent O. p; Rev Father Fink
5. J.; Fathers Griffith. Dougherty Mackin
oConnen. Mallon. Mcguire. Mulvaney Gal
zen; walsh, krug. Schellenburg. O'Brien
and DIR. Burns. president of Holy Cross
College of Washington, and Fathers Roland
manning, Wade, Mari. Mcnamara and
Kenny of Baltimore and DR. Gum of AZ
lanta, Ga.
Miss Clarine Gertrude Ramare and NJ
John Strother Miller will be married to-
morrow evening at \ o'clock at Trinity u
=. church; Miss Laura Thompson viii at
VIII act as best man. The ushers will la
MT. Mason Brown, Mr. Harry Roger. DIR.
Tobias and Mr.. J. Herbert Hunter.
IN MIS-. Roe and Col. and Mrs. f. W. Roe
Ieit Tor Easthampton. n. Y. this morning.
where they viii spend the summer.
Miss Balch daughter OF Rear Admiral
George Beall Baich Of Baltimore is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Vinson Balch az
1851 henesaw avenue.
Col Tilford and Mrs. Tilnord will leave
ms week for their country home, Fishers
Island, New York
Mr. and Mrs. David A Murphy left Wash-
ington last week for Kansas City. where
they VIII reside in future. Mr. Murphy
SSonpleted a course in law this year at
Georgetown Law College The marriage
OF the couple took place some weeks ago in
baltimore, and was a surprise to their
friends. who were anticipating the cer-
emony in the fall.
Miss Ethel Hughes of I4l6 Kenesaw ave-
nue. has gone to New York TO visit her
friend, Miss Norma Norton.
Mr.. Charles F. Schneider who is TO be
married tomorrow, was the guest of honor
last evening at the Hotel johnson at a dim
ner given by a number of his friends.
Among those present were Messrs. Charles
Berry, J. Frank Hiss. Arthur blanchard
J. ID. FraZee, A. G.. Hohenstern, Charles
Jacobsen, Eugene Cochran, William r. Lit
tie. John n. Frazee G. Hector Clems, Tom
LOTUS and c. f. Wood.
Rev and Mrs James Calcott Pratt. 1925
10th street, have sent out cards annognc-
ing the marriage a: noon today of their
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Edith Smith. daugh-
ter of the late chief engineer VIM $.
Smith, United States navy, to DR.. Seth
Eastman Moore of Philadelphia. Owing to
the recent Illness of the bride the we'd
ding was very quiet, only the immediate
relatives being present DIR. and Mrs.
Moore left on the afternoon train Tor the
north and expect by July LIST TO be al At
lantic City, where Dr. Moore resides. at
Chelsea.
Mrs. H. F. Bauer and little daughter
Elsa of Washington are at the kaleigh.
Atlantic City.
Mr.. J. r. Mclean of Washington has
rented James Gordon Benefits stone villa,
opposite the Casino, on Bellevue avenue,
Newport. for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wiener and son Of
Brooklyn. y. Y, are visiting for the week
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
NJ. Frank. ALI I'd street northwest. Miss
Florence Frank has returned home, after a
delightful visit east.
Miss Lloyd of East Capitol street has re-
turned from months visit in Alabama.
She is at her brothers.
Mrs. Delos Lloyd has gone to New Jer-
sey to attend birthday celebration of her
brother, Rev. DIR. Stoddard
The marriage of Miss Helen Stirling to
Mr.. S. Mason Chase took place today at L
O'Clock at the parsonage of St. Andrews
Episcopal Church. The Rev. j. Il. Perry
performed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs John F. Prospect have is
sued cards announcing the approaching
marriage of their daughter Elizabeth Caro-
line to Mr.. Charles Albert Fenner. The
ceremony is to take place Wednesday even.
ing, June IL. at O'Clock, at Trinity Meth
odist Episcopal Church. corner of 9Th and
c streets southeast. Mr.. and Mrs. Fenner
will go to Penn Van, n. Y, where they will
permanently reside, and where they viii be
at home after July 1.
Mr.. James f. Fitch viii leave tomorrow
for Philadelphia, where he will meet his
daughter. and with her will go to the
Adirondacks for a couple of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Evans and the
Misses Evans left for New York yesterday
and will sail tomorrow for England. where
Mr.. Evans will very shortly assume the
duties of his new post. consul at London.
number of friends saw the family of.
WI Ia
along with the good-byes.
MARRIED.
CHASE-LINC0LN. On Tuesday. June 3 1902 &C
] O'Clock. at the parsonage of st. Andrews
Episcopal Church, by the Rev. J. Is Perry,
Miss HELEN STIRLING LINCOLN and Mr.. ).
MASON CHASE.