Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-11

the Harding, 18th and Binney streets,
where they win be glad to see their friends.
Mrs. 8. A. Forbes and Miss Lena Forbes
OF Roanoke, Va. and Miss l.. NJ. Stone OF
Fairfax. Va, visiting Miss ]. Blake
Clarke of Brookland. D. c.
Mrs. Henry J. Reilly and Miss Reilly
have returned for the winter, and opened
their house 14oS 21st street.
Col. and Mrs s. H. Vaughn of Denver,
Col, will be pleased to see their friends
at 1882 18th street northwest, where they
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Vaughn for the past week.
Mrs. L. B. Scott of 600 East Capitol
street has as her guest her nephew. Dr.
A. B.. Cinsell of Atlanta. Ga. The latter
will shortly go abroad to resume his
studies, and will be glad to see his friends
at his aunt's home.
from the west for a short visit and is stop
ping with her son. L. Pierce Boteler, at No.
GIG North Carolina avenue southeast.
Mrs Grafton Mason of Superior. Wis. is
visiting Mrs. Alice Mason, No. 1881 9th
street northwest, and will be at home on
Wednesday afternoons during October.
One of the prettiest weddings of the week
took place at the First Congregational
Church last Tuesday evening, when Miss
Mary Knight Bradford and Mr.. George
Winchester Stone of Boston were married
by Chaplain j. H. Bradford, the brides
father, and DR.. S. NJ. Newman. pastor of
the church. The church was decorated
with palms and cosmos. The ushers were
Mr.. Harry B. Bradford and Mr. Horatio X.
Bradford, brothers of the bride; Mr.. Allen
A. Davis, Mr.. Theodore w. Pietsch, Mr..
Oliver L. Fassig of Baltimore and Mr.. Ed
ward l.. Morris. Mr. Winthrop Parker of
Boston acted as best man. Miss Faith
Bradford sister no hrii NJ
honor, was becomingly gowned in cream
lansdowne. and carried a bunch Of fern
leaves. The bride looked charming in a
gown of white panne crepe over taffeta
and a flowing tulle veil. Her bouquet was
OF bride roses. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Stone received the congra tulations of
their friends in one of the church parlors, a
reception to the relatives and more intimate
friends following later in the evening at the
brides home. very large number of be au-
tiful and costly presents We're received. Mr.
and Mrs: Stone left on late train for
New York and other northern points After
the list of January they VIII be at home to
their friends at 2135 street.
Major James Parker adjutant generals
department, United States army and Mrs
Parker have returned to Washfngto and
nave changed their residence to 100 DIST
street. Their daughters, the Misses Eleanor
and Elizabeth Parker will return from
New England in a few days
MI and Mrs Harry j. Bright of SIT f
street southeast are entertaining Mrs.
Brights brother, Capt Charles A. Slice,
wife and son Of Marblehead Mass Cant
chusetts Infantry of Volunteer Militia. of
Marblehead, Mass
mrs; Charles Seymour and her daughter,
MISS Elsie Seymour. have returned to their
home, 1920 10Th street northwest Miss
Seymour will be one of this seasons de-
butantes.
moved from Columbia Heights. and have
taken 171S H street.
Mr.. Edward E. Wilson Of 1888 10th street
le1t thursday for Boston, Mass. where he
expects to spend a couple Of weeks visiting
points of interest in and about Boston He
will also spend a few days In New York
city.
Mrs. I. H. Hexter of Galesburg, ILL.,, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Simon Stern,
1912 sth street northwest. where she will
be pleased to meet her friends.
Mrs. Joe Klarrens of Brunswick. Nd, is
visiting her relatives on 18th street
Mrs. Fred bennett and children have re-
turned to the city. having spent the sum-
mer on the Atlantic coast. and will be glad
to see their friends at 17O6 street north
west. Mr.. bennett is still in Dakota, but
will return to the city soon.
Miss Olive F. Lake and Mr.. w. Mosbv
Williams were married Thursday afternoon
at 500 Sd street by Rev. Dr. William NJ
Ferguson Miss Elizabeth A. Goodno and
Mr.. Fred Mckee attended the couple The
bride Is well known in literary circles. and
the groom Is member of the local bar
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams left Immediately af-
ter the ceremony for bridal tour north
They will be at home to their friends after
November 1 at the Ivanhoe Flats
Mrs. q: T. Carpenter has returned to the
city, and will be at 2O19 Hillyer place for
the winter.
Mrs. Kate Brownlee past national presi-
dent, Woman's Relief Corps, of Toledo
Ohio, is the guest of Gen. and Mrs A. "
Rice the Iowa She represented the To-
ledo Times at the encampment.
Col and Mrs. Richard G. Lay announce
the marriage of their daughter Mary to
Mr.. Corcoran Thorn, Wednesday, October g.
1902, at Groton, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Ransdell have gone
to the home of Mr.. Ransdell, Kansas City,
Mo. They will also spend a few weeks in
Colorado. and upon returning will visit Co.
lumbus and Geneva. Ohio. They will be at
home after December Is.
Thursday, at noon, Mr.. Arthur Leon
Webb of the Treasury Department and
Miss Elizabeth ]. Butts, daughter Of Thos.
Butts of Brooklyn, N. Y. were married
at the Colonial. the country home of the
brides father, at Mariners Harbor, Staten
Island, N. Y. Rev. DR.. Hull officiated.
The grooms cousin. Mr. Charlton NJ Clark
was best man. The bride was beautifully
gowned in creamy satin, with applique of
lace. Mr.. Webb distinguished himself at
the battle Of San Juan and afterward In the
hn hoV Yfr,Or OH
law practice in Palestine, Tex, when the
Spanish-American war began. Mr. and
Mrs. Webb will be at home after November
1 at 1902 N street northwest, this city.