Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-17
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
COSBY MENTION OF SEVERAL
WELL-KNoWN FAMILIES.
Debutante Teas Begin This Week
Recent Weddings and Club
Meetings-Personal

Meetings-Personals.
To very general regret, it is understood
| that Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse will not
| return here this winter, 1t is their inten-
| ton to go abroad again shortly, to remain
| some time. They have spent the fall be-
| tween their place in Lenox and New York
city, and the determination not to remain
| in this country this winter was reached
but few days ago.
| Miss Edith Miller, daughter of Lieuten-
| ant Commander and Mrs. Frederick Miller,
will be presented at tea on Wednesday.
| Miss Kaufman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| Max Kaufman, will make her debut to-
morrow night at a large reception at her
| parents home.
Miss Knox is now in New York to attend
| the horse show, and after Christmas will
| accompany her uncle and aunt to Hawaii
| and Japan.
Miss Lillian Steiner and Mr.. Norman
Luchs, whose engagement has been an
| nounced, will be at home to their friends
| Sunday evening, November 80.
Miss Lydia Loring is visiting her cousin,
MISS charlotte Latrobe in Baltimore.
A large gathering of friends witnessed
the marriage Saturday afternoon at the
| Epiphany Church of Miss Nanni, Morris
and Mr.. Julius Crawford Forrest, Rev DIR.
| Mckim officiating. The ushers were Mr..
| William Baldwin, Mr. Joseph Thompson,
| Mr.. Alexander Hensey and Mr.. Sidney
Percy Thompson, all of this city. Miss
| Mary Louise Darby of Jacksonville, Md,
| attended the bride and wore gray crepe de
chine and large white hat. The bride
q oil inc nf1 nrl an11t y,
| white hat and carried bride roses. Mr..
William Peabody was best man.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
riage of Miss Lily May Payne, daughter OF
| Mrs. Priscilla R. Payne, to Mr.. Melville
| Monroe Merrill Tuesday evening No
vember 25, 1902 at Christ Church, West
| Washington.
The Church of St. Nicholas, the new
| edifice Of the Russian orthodox faith in
New York city, of which recent mention
| has been made as the place where the mar
| rage OF a well-known belle and a member
| Of the Russian legation was to occur. will
| be consecrated next Sunday. The Russian
bishop of this country, Bishop Tikhon is
| coming from the Pacific coast to officiate
| at the ceremony, and nearly all the Russian
| priests in the United States will be present
| The new building, the basement of which
| mas been in use for several months, was
| erected at a cost of $4,000, much of the
| money having been given by the car and
! the holy synod of Russia. AS this mar
| rage is said now as not likely to occur,
| the hrst use Of the church, far as society
| here is concerned, will be for the marriage
| Of Countess Cassinrs guest, Mile. Des-
| planques.
Tuesday, November IL, a pretty wedding
| occurred in Philadelphia at the home of the
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs John CARRIER
The contracting parties were Miss Adrey
CARRIER and Mr.. Ernest H. Durnbaugh of
| this city. The bride was becomingy at
| tired in French muslin and carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the val
ley ley, The bridesmaid, Miss Della Durn,
| baugh Of this city, was gowned in dotted
| swiss and carried La France roses. The
groom was attended by the brother of the
| bride, Mr.: Elmer CARRIER. Mr.. and Mrs.
| street. Philadelphia. Pa, and will be at
home to their friends after the 21st of No
vember.
held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B.
| Schroth, 6S5 street southeast Friday
evening, when surprise party was given
| their son Cassard Games, music and
| comic songs were the features Of the even
| ing. followed by refreshments. Each guest
was presented with a unique favor. Among
| those present were the Misses Gladys Win
| ter Myrl Gilbert, Rosie McCleaves Lillian
| Riker, Leila and Julia Price, Annie Stew
art, Helen Nuremberg, Bertha Toole, Mil
dred i. Jacobs, and Masters Carroll Gilbert,
Toole, Earl Dement, Freddie Price William
Ferguson, Cassard and Riston Schroth, and
Mr.; and Mrs. Denham. Mrs. Dement,, Mr..
and Mrs. Fowler Mrs E. Keithley Mrs
Jacobs and Mr.. and Mrs. Schroth.
Maj. and Mrs. Thomas Cruise are stopping
| at the Marlborough.
The Iris Literary and Musical Club was
| entertained by Mrs. Wilson of 624 L street
northeast last Friday evening. The topic
n "a fpp yxyao 11a ool.
| cox" The principal talk was given by DIR.
| Purdey, and papers were read by Mrs.
| jacques, Mr.. r. F. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Glenn. After the exercises the fol-
| lowing program was rendered.: Recitation
| by Mr.. R. F. Jones; soprano solo, by Miss
| Maddren: reading, by Mr.. William B.
| Cragg; duet, by Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn. In
Dickens party prizes were won by Miss
| Maddren and Mr.. Glenn, after which re-
| freshments were served by the hostess, and
| the club adjourned to meet at the home of
| southeast, November %. Among the guests
| and members present were Mr.. and Mrs
William Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Petersen
| Mr.. and Mrs Richard F. Jones' Miss NJ l.,
| Mrs. William B. Cragg, DR.. o. A. Purdey
Mrs. A M. jacques, Mrs A. Goodheart,
Mrs. L. Marks and Mrs. S. Mason.
| Mr.. Harry F. Power of Gaithersburg, Nd,
| and Miss Mary F. Garrett of this city were
married Saturday evening by the Rev. M.
Ross flSnDurn at the nome OF the bride,
1347 U street Only immediate relatives
were present After an out -of-town trip
| the couple will reside at the above address,
Col. and Mrs. James A. Bates, with Mrs.
Elliott Coues will leave for Nassau, N p,
Bahama Islands, on the Goth, where they
| will spend the winter.
Mr.. Nellie F. Towner a Washingtonian
graduate of the Central High School Of the
class Of 1892, and Miss Caroline Cordell
Shutter of West Virginia were married at
che Cathedral Of All SAINTS in Albany N Y
| at noon, Tuesday, November II. A trip to
Havana, Cuba, somewhat out of the line of
| bridal tours is now being enjoyed.
BOYS GIVEN A TREAT,
Witness Foot Ball Game as Guests Of
Mr.. Mclean.
The members Of the faculty and the stu