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

warship. Mrs. George CORVALLIS West
who was Miss Jennie Jerome of New York,
and later Lady Randolph Churchill, is
! also to be guest of Lord and Lady Cur
ION. As Miss Mamie Letter is in England,
1t is more than likely she will enjoy sec
ond visit to India with the party Lately
| Mr.. and Mrs. Letter and their youngest
daughter and Mr.. Joseph Leither have been
yachting on the Taurus.
Former Senator Don Cameron and wife
are returning from Europe this week,
where the latter has spent several years.
Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont and family sailed
today for Europe to join Colonel Lamont,
and will probably remain abroad all winter.
Miss McKenna is guest of the Sloanes
at Wyndhurst, LenoX.
General Miles. who recently postponed
his trip TO the Philippines, has been enjoy
ing the hospitality of Mr.. John Jacob Astor
at Newport. and was present yesterday at
the latter's luncheon for the Russian Grand
Duke Boris aboard the Nourmahal.
Last Wednesday evening at ST. Patrick's
Church Miss Marguerite McSwyny, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene b. McSwyny,
became the wife of Mr.. Henry Denham of
London. England Rev. Thos 6 Dolan
performed the ceremony. which was wit
messed by relatives and friends Of the
tracing parties. 10 the strains of the
wedding march from Lohengrin, rendered
by an orchestra under the direction of w
]. kerngoot, the bride was escorted into
church by her father, and was gowned in
pale blue silk and chiffon. trimmed with
point lace, and a tule veil fastened by
diamond sunburst She carried bride roses
Miss Maize McSwyny and Miss Quinn were
bridesmaids, and were gowned in white
CANDY and wore picture hats in black They
carried pink carnations. The altar was
beautifully decorated for the occasion. At
ter the ceremony reception was held at
the family residence New York avenue
northwest. where numerous beautiful pres
ents were viewed by number of friends.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Haley, w. j. kerngoot, Mr.. w. Wage
ner, w. r. Newton Eugene Louis Russell
Mr.. P. Barton, Mr. Deweney, Mr.. " ].
Honseknecht, Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Philips,
Mrs. Captain Fenton, Mrs. Kenney Miss
Kenney, Mrs. Hulse, Miss Florence Hulse.
the Misses Quinn, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Miss
Cannon very enjoyable evening was
spent, and dancing was kept up until
late hour.
At the marriage tomorrow evening at
Wilson Memorial Church. 18th street be-
tween 1 and X streets southeast of Miss
Lena Estella Disney. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis H. Disney. to Mr. William Oil
yer Murray, the bride will be attended by
her sister, Miss Mary A. Disney, as maid
of honor Mr.. Roy F. McQuigg will be best
man and the following will serve as ushers:
| Messrs. Harry A Disney, w. Don Lundy
E; R. Stanton Embrey and R. Walter Gray
of Laurel, Md.
A pretty wedding of early autumn took
place yesterday. Septe mber s. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Gideon. when their
daughter, Coda Mae. was united in mar
| riage to Mr.. John Mcdonald Horne of Eu-
reka, Ill. The house was simply and taste
fully decorated with goldenrod, ferns vines
and palms. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. F. d. Power of the Vermont Ave
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dainty down of white organdie Her sis
ter. Edith Gideon was maid of honor and
wore white organdie gown with yellow
ribbons. After the ceremony a luncheon
was served and the bride and groom left
on an early train for Eureka College Eure-
ka, Ill. where Mr.. Horne will graduate
next june Among those present were DR..
and Mrs. F. D. Power, Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Gideon, Mr.. John A. Prescott Mr. and
Mrs. W S. Ridenour. Mr.. and Mrs Shan
non. Mrs. Murray, the Misses Hunter, Miss
E. Pearl Smith. Miss nellie S. Spencer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fohler Wall
The marriage of Lieut. Col Richard P
Strong's second daughter, Miss Marian Bur-
foot Strong, to Rev. Gilbert Marshall Fox
well. assistant rector of Emmanuel Prot
estant Episcopal Church, Baltimore Nd
! took place Tuesday, September ., at SPRING
| brook. Middle Haddam. Conn. the summer
residence Of the brides grandfather the
| late Demas Strong. Owing to the Ill health
| of Colonel Strong the wedding was very
| quiet, only immediate relatives being pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Tolson celebrated
the first anniversary of their marriage last
| evening at their residence. 345 Pierce street.
Anacostia. Pretty floral decorations were
| in place in the parlors. During the even
| ing vocal solos were sung by Miss Linda
| Leapley and Messrs. j. Taylor Branson and
| William King and instrumental music was
rendered by Miss Mary Tolson and Mr.. Jas
| M. Tolson. Euchre was one of the amuse-
ments of the evening; and later refresh,
Mrs. ]. w. Tolson, Mrs T. F. Williamson,
Misses Mary Tolson and Linda Leapley and
Messrs. Grover Tolson, Walter Tolson, j.
| Taylor Branson, Joseph Mundel, William
King, Samuel Humphrey and Benjamin
| Mundell.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Levy to Mr..
| Arthur Chaimes took place Sunday at the
| residence of the brides brother, Mr.. f. r.
| Levy of 91S AZ street southwest the Kew
DR.. L. Stern officiating. After the cere-
mony a banquet was served before the
| couple left for extended trip through
| the north. The bride was attired in white
| point d'esprit and carried a bunch OF bride
| roses. kilograms and many letters of con-
| graduation were received and everything
| tended to make the event a very pleasant
one.
Mrs. J. T Sullivan of go Florence street
| northeast gave pleasant surprise party at
| her residence Saturday night in honor Of
| her cousin, Miss Myrtle owens, from Gfand
| Island, Neb. After refreshments were serv-
| ed games were played until late hour
| Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Sullivan. Miss Myrtle Owens, Miss Lille
| Bremermann, Miss Lula Mattingly, Miss
! Grace Sullivan, Miss Minnie Seaton, Mr..
! and Mrs. John Short, Mr.. George Sullivan
Mrs. Wright, Mr.. Maurice Sullivan and
| Mrs. ]. S. Bremermann. After a two
| weeks stay In West Virginia Miss Owens
| will return to her home in the west.
| Miss Kate O'Connor, Miss Lille Snyder
| and Mrs. Simpson Of Richmond who have
| been visiting Miss Margaret Keyes of 1927
| 10th street. nave returned home after a
| pleasant stay.
Miss Lille Keyes of 1927 10th street, who
| has been visiting relatives at Waterford,
| has returned home after a pleasant stay
| Of eight weeks.
| Miss Louise Carson, accompanied by her
mother Mrs. VIM. H. Carson, and her sis
| ter, Miss Ellen D. Carson, will sail tomor-
! row for Prague, Bohemia. Miss Carson will
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