Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Invitations Out for the Cough
Stone Marriage.
OTHER WEDDING DATES
RECENT FAMILY REUNIONS AND
FESTIVITIES.
Original Entertainments and the Win
ter Plans of Well-Known
Residents.
OTHER WEDDING DATES


Residents.
Mr.. andM Mrs. Charles Allston Stone have
issued the invitations for the marriage of
their daughter Mary to Mr.. Milton Leroy
Cough Monday, October 81, at high noon,
st. Margaret's Church. The wedding break
fast will follow at 1921 NJ street from half
past - until o'clock. The couple will re-
side at the Marlborough, where the bride
will be at home Thursdays after Deem
Der l.
Miss Helen Fenwick Burr of Dade county,
Fla, and DR.. ]. Carroll Monmonier Of Bal
timore county, Md, will be married next
Wednesday afternoon, the odd instant, at
o'clock, at st. Paurs Catholic Church, cor
ner OF 18th and streets. Miss Burr Is a
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Eaton Creecy Of
this city and has many relatives and friends
here. She is a daughter of Richard H.
Burr, formerly of Washington, and is a
descendant of Cuthbert Fenwick, who came
to this country with Lord Baltimore and
settled in ST. Marys county, Md.
DR.. Monmonier Is prominent young ply
sician Of Baltimore county, Md, and is
grandson of Daniel Carroll of Duddington,
who was one of the original landed proprie-
tors of this city and owned the land now
occupied by the Capitol, Congressional Lii
brary and the navy yard and all of that
part Of the city known as Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Ben Butterworth has returned to her
apartments at the Olympia and is expecting
a visit from her daughter. Mrs. Hazelton,
who Is on her way from California. During
Gen. and Mrs Miles recent stay in San
Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. Hazelton gave a
dinner in their honor at their home at San
Raphael.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Addison
Cragin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hartwell Cragin, to Mr.. John Wilmer Latl-
mer will take place on Monday evening,
November 3, at the brides home on Dunn
barton avenue. At the ceremony, which
will be attended only by the immediate
families, the brides sister, Mrs. D. Agnew
Greenlees, will be matron of honor and Mr..
Greenlees will act as best man for the
groom. reception will follow, limited to
relatives and friends of the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Andrews and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Andrews will return in a
day from Newport.
The Saturday Evening Assembly win
give Its opening dance of the season next
Saturday evening. October 25 at the Ma
tional Rifles Armory.
The announcement was made yesterday
at Annapolis of the engagement of Miss
w dlH"T1Snl, only UduSnleT OI
Richard Wainwright, superintendent of the
Naval Academy and commander OF the
Gloucester at the battle of Santiago, and
Lieut.. Walter A. Turpin, L. S. N. Lieut..
Turpin was appointed from Maryland, and
is member of old eastern shore fam
lily. The wedding will take place on Oc-
tober %.
Miss Sackville-West daughter of Lord
Sackville- West former British minister to
Washington, is the guest of Miss Madeline
Goddard, daughter of Col. Robert H. l.
Goddard. at his summer home, at POLO
womut near East Greenwich.
An oriental tea party rendered f.
Fred. Jones Gen. Lawton's ORDERLY last
evening at his residence, No 945 street
southwest. Refreshments were served
after the style of the Philippines. where
Mr.. Jones has lately returned from after
present were: d. V. Middleton, late ser
geant, Troop C. United States Cavalry;
First Lieut.. Geo. B. Mason, 4th Cavalry;
Sonora and Senorita Anita Fernandez, Miss
Mabel Cummings of San Francisco CAL;
Miss Nora Bell of San Francisco. Cal, and
many others. Senorta Fernandez enter
tanned with her Spanish dances and sang
the national air of Porto Rico with Mr..
Jones, who speaks the Spanish language
Miss Daisy Foster and Mr. Samuel =.
nue. Church, Rev DR.. Radcliffe officiating,
last night. The ushers were Messrs. Wn-
D. Cross, Edward Smith, Linden Hayes
and Joseph Freund. The bride was ele-
a large white hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Dodd
after a trip south, will live at 1919 18th
street.
Washington entertained its friends at a
party last evening at the residence of Mr..
Jos. L. Cole, $50 K street northeast. Games
were INDUCED in and refreshments served.
Excellent pianO and vocal music
dered by the Misses Bertha and May Han
sen. Among those present were the Misses
Aimee Brown, Laura Boggs, Edna Bowen,
Theresa Caspar. Lorena Chase, Alice
Crouch, Mabel Darr, Rose Darr, Bertha
Hansen, May Hansen. Maria Huck, Carrie
Mcpherson, Nellie O'Dea, Irene Richard
Messrs. John Archibald, Lauren Bowen,
Frank R. Chase, Roy Claft1in, Joseph Cole,
Charles Dornof, Louis V. Eichstein, YER
non Finacom Joseph Huck, John G. Math-
ers, Carlos l. Pfizer. Henry True. Charles
Turner and Roger Williams.
The coming of the Grand Army to Wash
ington was the occasion of a noted and very
happy event, which took place at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. H. M. Bennett of .Takoma
Park, D. c., 1t being the annual reunion of
the Jonathan S. Bennett family of Groton
Mass. There were present with their fam
lilies, five brothers and two sisters, one Sis
ter being absent on account of sickness
their ages ranging from ffty-eight to
Bennett, coming from Wisconsin, while the
others, Thomas E., Alvin and John H Ben
nett, Lucretia Reed and Sarah McIntire
came from Massa chusetts.
decidedly pretty wedding occurred Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock, when Miss
Pauline Ullrich, youngest daughter Of Mrs
Louise l.. Ullrich, and Mr.. George M. Nc
Leod, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcleod
were married at the residence of the brides
mother, 213 E street northeast. The Rev.
Mr. Powers, rector of Mount Vernon Bap-
fist Church. OBLIGATED. Misses Martha and
Bertha Ulirich, sisters of the BRIDE were
bridesmaids and Mr.. Robert Mcleod, broth
er of the groom, was best man. The bride
wore handsome gown of white organdie
over white silk and carried a bouquet of
bride roses. The bridesmaids also wore
white and carried bridesmaid roses. The
parlors were deliberately decorated with
palms and white roses. After the ceremony
the guests were escorted to the dining room
where refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mrs. Louise L. Ullrich
Mr.. Otto Ullrich. Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Nc
Leod, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Frain Mr.. and Mrs |
Carl Duehring, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Duehr-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Duehring, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Duehring, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Duehring, Messrs. Carl, August, Henry and
George Duehring, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs Veidt |
Mrs. Fitz, Mrs. Adams, the Misses Cath