Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-31
THE SOCIAL WORLD
The Brides and Grooms of
Early Part Of June.
CHURCH WEDDINGS
A WEEKS YACHTING FOR ONE OF
THE HoNEYMooNS.
Off for Summer Jaunts Near and Far
Interesting Personal
Notes.
CHURCH WEDDINGS

Miss Mary Livingston Austin will be
among the first of the June brides, and at
her marriage next Tuesday at the Epipha-
ny at noon her only attendant will be Miss
Anita Poor. Lieut.. Poor will have his
best man Lieut.. Edward McCauley and the
following will serve as ushers, the naval
men wearing uniforms: Lieuts. c. T. Jew
ell, cousin of the groom; A. B. Niblack.
John Gibbons. H. H. Rosseau and c. E. Gil
pin. and Messrs. VIM. NJ. Austin, brother
of the bride, and George McKesson Brown
of New York Mr.. Austin, the bride
brother. and his wife are here for the we'd
ding and with Miss Elinor Wilson, daugh-
ter of Gen. ]. H. Wilson of Wilmington
room mate Of the bride when both were at
school at Pennington, Conn, and Mr. Har-
ry Haskell of Wilmington, a cousin of the
bride, are also house guests of the Aus
tins The wedding breakfast will follow at
Rauscher's, and the newly married cou-
PIE VIII spend their first week of married
lie ABOARD ninety-foot yacht, loaned by
Trend This summer will be spent in
jamestown, r. l., as Lieut. Poor has been
ordered to the War College at Newport
Wnere he will report June 10.
another interesting morning wedding next
week will take place Thursday at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception, when
marriage of Mr.. VIM. Dwyer and Miss
blanche 7. Herold, at 8 o'clock
Miss Gertrude Livingston and Mr.. James
Hamilton OF Boston will be married Thurs
day evening at St. Margaret's Church Whe n
BISHOP Coleman of Delaware an old friend
OF the brides family, will officiate, assisted
by Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, the rector
Miss Livingston will be maid of honor for
the handsome BRIDE whose young niece. Miss
Stuart he pir1
Hamilton will be best man for his brother
ana DIR. Emery Marvel of Atlantic City,
Mr.. Harry Blunt, Lieutenant A L. Beecher.
United States navy, and DR.. Watson Ayres
Will be ushers. A reception follows at the
home of Colonel and Mrs Livingston for
the relatives and personal friends before
the departure Of the couple for a northern
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Perry and their
daughter, Miss Ahneva Perry of Cumbsr-
land, Md, are visiting the Misses Craigen
at 1880 10th street:
The Columbia Heights Art Club met at
the home of Mrs. Hyde, Lanier Heights,
Thursday last. Mrs. Ivy Herriott Shade
read paper on French music. She also
sang s. the '.Jewel Song from Faust" Miss
lot; Miss Mira Chittenden played on the
violin Thome's Simple .aven;" Mrs. Seip
played Nadia by Paul Wachs on the
piano, ana MISS Lucle PETERSEN gave Pan.
Pastoral" by GODDARD. Miss Mason and
Miss Florence Redway were the accom-
panists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muehleisen have moved to
their summer home, ''Anacaria," Sligo Md
Mrs Isham Hornsly has closed her home
on street, and in company with her friend
Mrs Walter r. Davies. has gone to New
York to sail on the iceland, June 4, for
Antwerp. Later she will go to Wiesbaden
and other German resorts to undergo treat
ment for her eyes, which have seriously
troubled her the past year
Miss Flora Woodward of Fauquier county,
Va, is visiting her cousins, the Misses Lam
bert, on Capitol Hill.
At the marriage on the evening of June
II of Miss Ethel Sigsbee and Mr.. Robert T.
Small the pretty young bride will be at
tended by Miss Julia Wood as maid of hon
or, and the Misses Agnes McChesney
and Myra Davis, bridesmaids Mr..
Samuel White Small, jr.. brother of the
groom, will be best man. and Mr. G. A
Lyon. jr., Mr.. Eugene Bradley Wilkins. Mr..
Allen Diehl Albert, jr., and Mr.. Allmand
Mckay Griggs of Norfolk, Va.,'the ushers.
The ceremony will take place at the New
Church. Corcoran and 10th streets The
couple will go to housekeeping at the Abe