Evening star., 1902-01-30

The brides brunette beauty shone TO advan-
Lace the framed sri n.hed on atb srs
of chiffon. tuile veil was worn fastened
with lilies of the valley. The maid of
honor was also in white. stylish cloth
| trimmed with lace. The bridal party and
! guests sat at three large tables. each
decked with flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Cohn
left for southern trip last night. which
viii extend to Cuba. They will return to
this city for a limited visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lansburgh before going to Pittsburg
| to live.
Mrs. A F. Anderson of ell street north
west has recovered from her Illness OF last
week, and will be at home tomorrow after
noon and also February Z. Mrs. Anderson
will be assisted by Mrs. Florence X. Solger,
1 Mrs. III. Clay Thompson, Mrs. William
Mayfield and Mrs. Irene s. X. Buchanan.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Henry.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N G. Henry. to
| Mr.. William II. Radcliffe of Cambridge,
| Md, was quietly celebrated yesterday at
the home of the brides parents at the
| Cameron. Only the immediate families
| witnessed the ceremony. which was per-
formed at noon by the Rev. T. B. Perry.
| rector of st Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church. The bride was attired in a dark
olue broadcloth gown. and entered the room
| with her father After a luncheon the
| couple left for a short trip before going to
their home in Cambridge. Following the
wedding the infant daughter of Paymaster
and Mrs, Howard F. Ash and granddaugh
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry was chris
tened. Among those present besides MEM
bers of the family from this city and Balli-
more, were Mr.. and Mrs. James R. ASH
| grandparents of the infant; Paymaster T
Holiday Hicks, Mrs. Fitch Miss Valette
Anderson and Mr.. John Halves.
Mrs. 5. A. Duncanson and Miss Duncan
son will be at home Fridays, January 81
| and February &.
Mrs. Allen Monroe Shepard and Miss
Shepard, 2116 18th street, will be at home
4 n hni frfA dc
evening.
| MI and Mrs. A. Chaplin Of Elizabeth,
| n: j., are visiting Mrs. T. H Risler, 331
| 9th street southeast.
| The Austrian minister and Mrs Hegen-
| muller are in New York for a short visit
Mrs. Alfred George and Mrs. Mary E.
| Shock will be home Saturday, February 1,
from to O. Miss Lizzie Eugenia Denny
| OF Dover, Del, is their guest.
Mrs. S. w. Stinemetz, 1446 Kenesaw ave-
| nue., Will not be at home tomorrow, being
| absent from city,
| Mrs. Marvin A. Custis has changed her
day from Friday to Monday and will be at
home February 10.
Mrs. Hempstone will not be at home to-
| morrow.
Miss NJ. E. Hill, 212O G street, will not
| be at home tomorrow.
| Mrs. F. Worden Graham will not receive
Out Will De at nome, informally,
| the remaining Fridays during the season
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Linderman of Beth
!ehem. Pa, are the guests of Captain and
Mrs. ID. p. Mccartney, 17O4 10th street.
The Saturday Evening Assembly have is
sued invitations for another dance on Sat
urday evening, February 8.
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois. wife Of Senator
Dubois, will not receive today but will be
| at home Thursdays in February at the
Landover.
Mrs. Theodore Birney and Mrs Fred T.
| Dubois were rendered a reception by the
| New York City Mothers Club last evening
While in New York Mrs. Dubois is the
guest OF Mrs r. F. Pettigrew and Mrs.
Chas. A. Towne Mrs. Birney is the guest
| of Mrs Tuthill.
Mrs. George s. Covington will be at home
| Friday afternoon after o'clock at her
residence. 1908 r street.
In the quietude of the brides home and
| IN the presence Of only few friends a
| notable marriage was celebrated at noon
| today. 1t united two distinguished famf-
| lies, one tracing its history back to the
| days of chivalry In the old world and the
| other dating from the heroic deeds in the
early settlement of the new world The
| contracting parties were Miss Irma Sule
Bledsoe DeSha Harman and the Right
| Honorable Robert Walter Findlater Ogilvie,
Lord of Bann and heir to the earldom of
| Findlater, in Scotland. The wedding was
/ strictly private, the recent death of the
| brides mother having interrupted plans for
| a public ceremony. 1t took place at the
home of the bride, No. 3 street north
| west, Rev. DIR. Donald c. Mcleod of tine
First Presbyterian Church officiating. The
wedding scene was impressive, though un-
der the circumstances, confined to the SIM
pie requirements of the occasion. The bride
| Is the youngest daughter Of the late Col.
Bledsoe Desha Harman of Kentucky and of
| Mary Loftin, q former famous belle of
| Tennessee. Her father was a colonel Of
| Kentucky regiment Of cavalry in the con-
federate service and also held the same
| rank on the staff of Gen. John c. Breckin-
| ridge. Mr.. Ogilvie is well known in Wash
| dngton. Though heir apparent to great
| titles and large estates in the land of hfs
fathers. he has patiently pursued his chosen
| path He is a graduate Of Princeton, CO.
lumbian and the University Of Virginia and
| the announcement Of the hereditary honors
to Lord Ogilvie will be a surprise to many
| OF his friends in this city. The titles and
estates which have descended. most imme-
| diately, to the bridegroom were granted in
the year 1912 by royal patent. The bride
and groom left Immediately on a southern
/ tour.
| The German ambassador will give dance
| tonight in honor of the officers and cadets
| Of the training ship Moltke at the embassy
The birthday anniversary of the daughter
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wetzel of 1414 Saith
street was celebrated last evening with
games, and refreshments. Among those pres
| ent We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Warner. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
| Stake, Mr.. and Mrs. Heating, Mr. and Mrs
| Bartholomew, Mr.: and Mrs. Edward H.
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wetzel Mrs.
| Wendell Mrs. Mister, Mrs. Offutt Mrs
| Stewart, Mrs. Hice, Mrs Paul. Miss Mollie
Wendell, the Misses Mary and Emma Bal
| ley, Miss Florence Raymond, Miss Hunter,
Miss Shoemaker, Miss Bowers, Miss Will
| iams Miss Mccarthy, Mrs. Mickles, Messrs
Harry Wetzel, Andrew Hice, Speach, Rob-
ert Wilson, Harry Hagen, Clinton Hagen,
Frank Hagen Masters Harry Bartholomew
Ralph Paul, Frank and Roy Stake, Mis-
tresses Helen Wetzel, Helen Stake Louise
Spellman, Dorothy Allen and Ida Lyddane.
Mrs. Daniel Webster Dougherty of Phila-
delphia is the guest of Mrs. James F. Bar
bour this week.
The officers and cadets Of the German
cadetship Moltke, now in the Baltimore
harbor, are being greatly entertained at din
ners and teas by residents Of that city.
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