Evening star., 1902-08-04

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ton of Chicago. The couple will live in
Chicago after a Pacific coast honeymoon
trip.
Miss Alta Shilling and Mr.. Harry Ray
mond Dalrymple were married Saturday
evening at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs w. n. Shilling, by Rev. Mr.
Snyder. Only small company of relatives
and intimate friends was present. The
bride wore white satin and was attended by
her sister, Miss Shilling also dressed in
white. Mr.. r. A. Dalrymple of New York
was best man. The couple went north later
In the evening and will live at Montour
Falls, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lemon have gone to
Atlantic City.
Miss Lille and Miss Lulu Mobley and
Mrs. Schuerman of 524 street northeast
have gone to visit their grandfather, Mr..
Thomas Bruscup of Baltimore.
The home of -Ir and Mrs e Max Has
Selbach, No. S13 G street northeast, was
the scene of very enjoyable party Satur-
day evening, the occasion being the thirty
second anniversary of the marriage of the
parties named, and also the anniversary
of Mrs Hasselbach's birth. Mr.. Hassel-
bach is one of the old-time Washington
journalists, having been a member of the
staff of Forney's Chronicle. He now repre-
sents the Milwaukee Germania and other
leading German papers. Mrs ! -asselbach
is a granddaughter of Noiev Young,
one of the original proprietors, and there
fore related to some of the Oldest families
in the District. At the party Were a bevy
of young ladies and descendants of Motley
Young, among them Miss Theresa Young
of Glencarlyn, Va; Misses Lillian and Liz
zie Young of Georgetown, Miss Matte and
Miss Flossie Sturgis- Among others present
were Mrs. Sturgis. Mrs. Thomas Bell and
Misses Matte and Clara Bell. Mr.. Caesar
l.. Constantine Mr.. Paul Bischoff, Mr.. Nc
Kinley of Georgetown. DR.. Charles NJ. Has
selbach, Mr.. Clifton E. HaSselbach, Mrs.
Lillian Parrish and the Misses Edith and
Sylvia Parrish, also descendants of Motley
Young, and the Misses Emily and Josie
Schaeffer. Afte' music bountiful COLA
tion was served.
Miss Anna B. Dalzell of Xenia, Ohio is
visiting her parents.
Miss Sadie Sanderson of Ills K street
southeast is spending several weeks in the
Blue Ridge mountains with friends.
The marriage of Miss Maud Vincent and
Mr.. Samuel Ernest SweeyZe took place Sat
urday at the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs r. P. Vincent. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. F. Edwards Dunlap.
Mrs. ]. G. Berckmann and daughters, Mae
and Hettie, and Miss Name Nef Of Capitol
Hill are on two weeks visit to Atlantic
City.
Miss NJ Cecilia Mcmahon Of Is K street
northeast left for Colonial Beach to Join
the rest of the family, who have been occu-
pying their cottage since June.
Mrs. W. S. Richardson and daughters
have gone to the Green mountains Of Ver-
mont until September.
Prof and Mrs Walter T. Holt have re-
turned to their home from very pleasant
vacation spent in Richmond and the noun
tains of Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs W. D. Baldwin have gone
to Riehfield Springs for the summer.
Miss Clara B. Baldwin is summering at
Basic City, Va.
Miss Ffegenbaum and Miss Murrow Of
Des Moines, Iowa, left yesterday for
months stay in the mountains of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs Stevens have gone for
visit to Nova Scotia.
Dr. E. Oliver Belt has returned TO his
home on Farragut square after spending
some time with his family at the old home
stead in Maryland.
A reception was rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Harry IN UOuOT VI lHelT Hldr-
riage at the home of Mrs. P. l. Lowd, sister
Of the groom. The young couple will leave
for Philadelphia this evening, where they
will reside.
At noon Saturday. at the Church of the
Incarnation, Mr.. Reuben Campbell Hay
wood of North Carolina and Miss Sarah
Grace Sanders of California were married
by the Rev. William Tayloe Snyder. Only
the families and intimate friends Of the
contracting parties were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Haywood left Immediately after the
wedding for a six weeks trip to California
Miss Annie c. Long and Miss Mabel Clair
left today for a stay of two weeks at At
lantic City, and from there Miss Long will
go to Philadelphia to visit her relatives.
Miss Mamie Miller Of 400 Albany street
northeast went Saturday to the valley Of
Virginia, where she will make quite an ex
tended visit
Mrs. Crofoot and her two grandchildren,
Carrie Smallwood and Charles MUIR have
gone to Aspinwall, Allegheny county, Pa,
to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Christmann are
at Atlantic City for the month Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H Gawler left Sat-
urday for the Adirondacks where they
will spend the month of August.
Miss Reba Henry, daughter of Mr.. N. g.
Henry, has almost recovered from injuries
received a month ago in a street accident,
and will soon be taken to her former home
Cambridge, Nd, for the summer