Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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dence Of Miss Catherine Hilton, the aunt
of the bride, on Capitol Hill. Owing to
recent death in the family of the groom,
no cards were issued. The bride entered
the parlors with her aunt, Miss Hilton, and
was attended only by her sister, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Toulson, as maid of honor. The
bridal gown was of white silk NULL built
on white taffeta. and handsomely trimmed
in point lace. A tulle veil and spray bou-
quet of white chrysanthemums completed
the very becoming costume. The maid of
honor was gowned in pink mousseine over
taffeta and carried pink chrysa nthemums
The groom and his best man. Mr.. AMI
Smith, jr., met the bride in the palm-em-
powered bow window, where the ceremony
was performed by DR.. George N. Luccocll
pastor of the Metropolitan PRESBYTERIAN
Church of this city After receiving the
congratulations of their relatives and a few
very intimate friends, buffet supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram left the city on
late train. and will spend their honeymoon
in the northern cities. Upon their return
they will reside at 122 C street southeast
The Saturday evening assembly will give
another Of their popular dances this even
ing at the National Rifles Armory
Invitations are out for dance at Car
roll Institute Hall Wednesday, November
26, 1902 by the Calumet Club.
MI. AHureW jackson sullivan and Mar
garet Anna Cosgrove, both of washington.
were married in Rockville Yesterday after
noon by Rev. Thomas D. Williams at the
parsonage Of ST. Mary's Catholic Church.
At the marriage of Miss Mamie Norris
to Mr.. Julius Crawford Forrest this after
noon at O'Clock at the Church of the
Epiphany. Miss Mary Louise Darby will be
maid of honor Mr.. William Peabody best
man and the ushers, Mr.. William Baldwin,
Mr.. Percy Thompson, Mr.. Alexander Hen
sey and Mr.. Joseph Thompson. The bride
and groom both belong to prominent Mary
land families.
Mrs. Mae E. Lustig nee Carter, widow of
Edgar A. Lustig, sailed November II. in
the steamer Brandenburg for Vienna, Aus
tria.
The D. K. Euchre Club met Mrs. Tyree
at her home, 1874 F street northeast, on
Thursday last, A delicious luncheon was
served and delightful afternoon was
spent at euchre. Miss Bliss won first, Miss
Schneider second and Mrs Holt BOBBY
prizes.
Mrs. Edgar H. Klemroth will give large
party at Klemwood her country home
Barefoot, Alexandria county, Va, Thanks
giving eve, followed by a dinner to Wash
ington friends on Tha nksgiving.
Last Monday a dance was given at the
old Bancroft mill, which was lighted with
lanterns and decorated with corn, pump
kinS and persimmonS. The dancing was to
the music of a street piano and ended with
the Virginia reel. The patronesses were
Mrs. Oscar Haring, Mrs. Main and Mrs.
Edgar H. klemroth.
Miss Emma Gray and her sister Mrs. H.
M. Paul, have returned to the city after a
most delightful trip abroad during the sum-
mer and autumn.
Mrs. Beck. wife of Mai William Henry
Beck, 9th Cavalry. now serving at Naic.
Cavite province, Philippine Islands, is. To-
Gated for the winter at the Ebbitt House,
where she will be glad to see her friends
Mondays after the list Of December
On Thursday evening last Mr.. and Mrs
John n. Cobb entertained in honor of the
latter's sister, Miss. Louise c. Bidweil, at
their home, 2120 G street. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs John EdselI.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank T., Reed, Mrs. Linfoot,
edr. and Mrs. Harry Linfoot, Miss Margaret
Kelley, Miss Gertrude M. tombstone Miss
Irene Edsell, Mrs. Adams and Mr.. Clifton
Linfoot.
The wedding Of Miss Marie Stuart Town
send to DR.. Adelbert A. Taylor on next
Tuesday evening at o'clock wall take place
at St. Paul's Episcopal Church instead of
st. Johns, as originally announced. This
change is made necessary on account of the
unfinished condition OF st. Johns. The
ushers at this wedding will be Messrs
Thomas Marshall, jr. S. Percy Minnick and