Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE MARRIAGE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVE CooPER's DAUGHTER.
The Parsons-Hanna Wedding Next
Week-Comings and Goings-
Personal Notes.

Miss Nina virginia cooper, daughter OF
Representative Thomas V. Cooper of Penn
| sylvania was married Saturday evening to
| William Ashmead Dyer of Chester. The
| ceremony took place at the Cooper mansion
| at Media and was attended by 200 guests
! among them being Admiral Schley, who is
now a guest of A. X. Mcclure at his coun-
| try place. at Wallingford, Pa. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. w. Reese
| Scott, rector of Christ Episcopal Church Of
| Media. Thomas V. Cooper, jr., brother of
| the bride, was best man, and the brides
maids were Miss Sue Cooper, Miss Virginia
Dickson. Miss Marian Rhodes, the Misses
Adele. Mildred and Mary Parker Robinson
of Media, Miss Edna Randolph Worrell and
| Miss Fannie 3. Rhoads of Philadelphia,
| Miss Mabel Lee Hyatt Of Chester and Miss
| Louise Beale of Germantown. The bride
wore gown of white lace over white satin
| The bridesmaids were attred in white Paris
| muslin. trimmed with white lace, and car
| rled bouquets of pink sweet peas
The final arrangements for Miss Mabel
Hanna marriage to Mr.. Harry Parsons
| have been made The ceremony will take
| place on the afternoon of June 10 and will
| be performed by Bishop Leonard. A dim
+ ner will follow spread on the veranda If
the weather is fine. Rambler roses are to
| be the chief decoration of the drawing
| rooms. The brides dress is of white satin
and point lace and her attendants are to
| wear lace dresses The summer is to be
| spent at the 500, where the bride has been
presented cottage by Senator Hanna. The
couple will live in Cleveland.
Mr.. G. Louis Prince and bride are at At
! lantic City, n. ].
The Misses Lucy and Bessie Kean will
| sail for Europe next week. Senator kean
| and his mother and sister will spend the
| summer at Beverly Mass.
After spending several weeks in Balti-
| more. and stopping over few days visit
| ing his cousin, Miss BERTHE Williamson. in
| this city, Mr.. Merritt Newcomer returned
| to his home in Ronceverte, w. Va, last
Tuesday.
| luth Mimi, stopped in Washington while
en- route home from New York for a short
| visit at the residence of their old-tme
| friends Judge and Mrs. Walter r.
| Vaughan. DR.. Cleland was the Presbyte-
| rian pastor at Council Bluffs, Iowa, for
nearly twenty years. He is the pastor now
Of the First Presbyterian Church at Du-
| luth. He married Judge Vaughan thirty
| three years ago, and chriStened seven of
| his children. While here he christened the
| eighth one, little Oma, at the residence
| DR.. Cleland was classmate of the Rev.
Wallace Radcliffe of the New York Ave
| nue. Church. Mr.. and Mrs Cleland have
| many friends In Washington. The couple
have three sons-Dr. Julian. Rev. Frank
dred. who is a student at Wells College
The latter may also soon visit friends in
Washington.
Senator and Mrs. Depew sail for Europe
Wednesday to spend the summer.
One of the most pleasant events of the
high school world took place at the home
of Miss Winnifred Sprague Mason Saturday
evening in honor of the regimental officers
| of the high school military. The spacious
lower halls and rooms Of Senator Mason's
residence were Hastily draped with the red
and white of Western. The occasion was
a lawn party and dance, in which all of
the high schools were honorably represent
ed by the regimental staff and by the Of
ficerS and men of their respective compa-
MES. Miss Mason was assisted in receiv-
| ing the guests by Senator and Mrs. Mason,
her two sisters, Miss Ethel and Miss Ruth
Mason. and Miss Read. member of the
faculty of the Western High School
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lansburgh will be at
home to their friends Wednesday after 3
o'clock, in honor of their sons confirmation.
Mrs. w. ]. Marsh, who left the city last
week with her baby daughter. is very pleas
antly located in the mountains near Chelms-
ford, Mass, where she expects to remain
until October.
Quartermaster General Ludington and
Mrs. Ludington left this morning for West
of the Military Academy. They will be the
guests of Col and Mrs. Bellinger during
their visit to the Point.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Pilsbury have issued
invitations to the marriage of their daugh-
ter Bessy c. to Mr.. J. V. Craig of Will
mington, DEL at Mckendree NJ E. Church
at noon, Tuesday, June 10.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude voss,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Voss
nf oil GNfrni r
Kendall Wallace of this city took place
last Thursday morning at St. Frances de
Sales Church there. A quartet accompa-
MED by harp. violin and organ, rendered
beautiful music during the service. The
bride wore Chantilly lace, studded in pearls
over satin. and carried bouquet of sweet
peas. Miss Cecilia Gray, the maid of honor,
wore a gown of blue crepe de chine trim
med in point Venice lace, and carried
American beauties Both wore white pic
ture hats. Mr.. Joseph Voss. jr., brother of
the bride was best man. DIR. Joseph Lang
and DR.. w. B. Weaver were ushers. DR.
and Mrs. Wallace left for an extended trip
through the east and Old Point Comfort
and will come here to live.
Mrs Flora Adams Darling, honorary Of
ficer of the National Historical Museum
will attend the annual meeting of the asso-
citation to be held at the Waldorf Astoria.
June II. The old Hall of Records in the
City Hall Park of New York is granted to
the National Historical Museum for its his
torical purposes, and now a permanent home
is secured for national relics of revolution
airy societies.
Mrs. Ada S. Heaton and Mr. H. Heaton
have Joined the pleasant company at Chevy
Chase Inn.
Mrs. Amy F. Hamilton of No 2O5 A street
southeast and her daughter, Miss F. Beat
rice, Hamilton, have gone to Frederick Md
for the summer.
Destruction Of st. Pierre.
Profs. Hill and Borchgrevink will lecture,
under the auspices Of the National Geo.
graphic Society, at the National Theater
Friday evening Of this week on the explo-