Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MR.. TRUXTUN BEALE WILL
MARRY AGAIN.
Engagement Announced to Beautiful
Californian-Last Nights We'd
dings-Personal Notes.

There is no truth in a report telegraphed
from Hot Springs that the engagement is
soon TO be announced Of Miss Alice Roose-
welt and John Greenway Of Hot Springs.
So far as known there Is no reason to sup
pose that there is any likelihood Of an
gagement. Mr.. Greenway a lieutenant
in the Rough Riders and was highly es-
| teemed by it's commander He was for
merly famous foot ball player.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Oge OF San Rafael,
Cal, have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Marie Oge to Mr..
Truxtun Beale of Washington The New
York Herald of today says: Miss Oge is the
young woman who was recently the suppos-
ed subject of an anonymous article in the
News Letter, rejecting upon her character.
For this alleged attack, which was admit
tedly unjustifed, Miss Oge not having been
at the place mentioned, Mr.. Beale and
Thomas H. Williams called upon the eoitor
Of the News Letter, Frederick Marriott, to
demand satisfaction. The visit resulted in
the shooting of Marriott who is now slowly
recovering from his wounds, but will be
crippled for life.
Miss Oge is acknowledged to be one of the
most beautiful young women in California.
She is a granddaughter of Bishop Chase,
and her mother is a cousin of Salmon +.
Chase, formerly chief justice of the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
Mr.. Beale's family has been prominent in
the history of this country. He is grand
son of Commodore Truxtun, and cousin
of Admiral Porter. His father, General
Edward F. Beale, won distinction in the
Mexican war and later served as United
States minister to Austria under President
Grant.
The date Of the wedding has not yet been
decided upon.
Mrs Potter wife of Chester D. Potter,
staff correspondent Of the Pittsburg Gazette
and now stationed at Philadelphia. arrived
in this city yesterday and is spending a
few days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney Burlingame. Mrs. Potter is accom-
panied by her sisterin-law, MS. Yuma
Eaton of New Orleans La Mra Eaton
will return to Philadelphia tomorrow for a
brief stay and will then depart for her
Louisiana home.
Another most interesting wedding last
night was that of Miss Hazeline Dooley,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack H. Dooley
of this city and Mr.. George Stark Norfeet
of Winston, n. c. The ceremony took place
at the Gunton-Temple Memorial Church,
Rev. Asa Fiske officiating. The bride came
in with her father and was richly dressed
In white satin with tulle veil. Mr.. Charles
Norfeet was best man. The ushers were
Mr.. Peter Carroll Mr.. Alphonsus Cobb Mr..
Harry Shelton and Mr. w. NJ. Norfieet, all
of North Carolina; Mr.. Thomas Barber OF
Richmond, Va, and Mr.. Frank Dooley, the
brother of the bride. A small reception at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Dooley, on 18th
street, followed for the bridal party, rela-
tives and the out-of-town guests After
wedding trip the couple will reside at Win
ston N. c.
Rev George Fiske Dudley performed the
marriage ceremony last night at ST. Ste
phen's Church, Mt. Pleasant for Miss Lii
lie H. Pickles and Mr.. Arthur {. RidgeWay
A large gathering of their friends was pres
ent Preceding the bridal party to the
chancel were the ushers Messrs n. A PIX
ton, James r. Degges, Orpha ii. Shaner and
Claude Hill. The bride was escorted by
her brother, Mr.. William Pickles. and at
tended by her sister, Miss Gerte Pickles, as
maid of honor The bride was very daintl-
ly dressed in French muslin trimmed with
lace insertions and ribbon. cluster OF
lilies of the valley held her tulle veil and
shower bouquet of bride roses was carried.
The dress Of the maid of honor was OF
white muslin with violet flowers and worn
with violet ribbons. Mr.. and Mrs. Ridge
way received their friends at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. N. A. Pixton, be-
fore starting for western trip. They will
live here.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Helen Fenwick
Burr Of Florida. niece of Mr.. c. Eaton
Creecy Of this city and Dr. j. Carroll Mon
monier jr., of Baltimore were married at
ST. Pauls Church by Rev. Father Hughes
of Baltimore. Father Mackin, Father
Bischoff and Father Mackall of Laurel were
also in the sanctuary. The ushers were
Messrs. John E. Fenwick. Harry Hickey
and DIR. Montgomery Griffith of this city
and Mr.. Merriwether Smith Of Frederick,
Nd. DIR. Edward Monmonier attended his
brother as best man. The bride was escort
ed by her uncle, Mr.. Creecy, and wore a be-
coming travelling costume of blue cloth with
hat to match and carried bride roses. DR..
and Mrs Monmonier left Immediately for
their wedding trip and will live at Cations
vile. near Baltimore. A number Of rcla-
tives and personal friends of the couple
were present from Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy Duff announce the
marriage of their daughter. Florence Night
ingale, to Mr.. Lee Pitchlynn, Wednesday
morning, October %, at Downingtown, Pa.
Miss Hilda Louis of Baltimore is spend
ing few days with her sister. Mrs. Edw.
Eohner, 800 NJ street northwest.
Mrs Robert Sharp and Mrs. VIM. Thomp-
son of Delta. Ohio. WHO have been visiting
Mr.. Davis of Chain Bridge road. have re-
turned home after a two weeks stay.
Ensign and Mrs. w Carleton Watts have
returned to the city and will be at the Port
land for the winter.