Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BRIDAL PARTY OF THE JEWETT-
INGRAHAM WEDDING.
Dinner for Bombay Philanthropist
Spanish Minister Honored-
Personal Notes.

At the marriage tomorrow at the Epiph-
any of Miss Anne Ingraham and Mr.. Hugh
]. Jewett of Maryland Mr.. D. A. Buell. will
be best man and the following will serve
as ushers: Messrs Robert Garrett William
keyser, jr., Hanson Thomas, Benjamin
Griswold, Markham Marshall, Richard Bay
ard and ]. w. Lord Of Baltimore. w. T.
Reeves, Robinson Molenard and William 8.
Scott. The brides sister will be her only
attendant.
Mr.. John w. Foster will give a dinner to-
night in honor of Mr.. Jamsetjee N. Tata of
Bombay. India. who is making a tour of
this country and was yesterday presented to
the President. Mr.. Tata is one of the
wealthiest men of his country and is we'll
known In all philanthropic plans for the
betterment of his countrymen.
Mrs John Hay who has closed her home
in New Hampshire, Is expected in New York
this week to visit Mr.. and Mrs Payne Whit
ney, who are established for the winter on
East 61st street
The new Spanish minister, Senior Ojeda,
will be the guest of honor this week at three
dinners of which Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Bar
ton French will be hosts. The first was
given last night at Barton Lodge, the
Trenches cottage at Hot Springs, Va.
Mr. E. c. Finch and daughter, Miss
Bertha Finch, are visiting relatives in
Boulder, Col
Mrs. Edward Blume of Newark, N. j.,
who is on her way south, is stopping In
Washington a few days with her cousin.
Mrs s. Ehrlich of 81 Maryland avenue
northeast.
Mr., Clarence Alstin of Camden, N. J.. is
stopping for a few days with Mrs. Bogia,
1907 Sd street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Mary Shand Prem
tiss, daughter of Mr.. Charles G. Prentiss,
and Mr.. William Leadbeater Speiden will
take place tomorrow evening at the First
Baptist Church at o'clock. Miss Alice
Maude Prentiss, sister of the bride, will be
maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be
Miss Minerva Prentiss Miss Mariana Spell
den, Miss E. Jean Council and Miss Jennie
" Kerr. Mr.. Cuthbert S. Speiden, brother
of the groom, will be best man The ushers
will be Mr.. Henry w. Sampson, Mr.. Clar-
ence c. Leadbeater Mr.. Daniel X. Jackson
and Mr.. Avon NJ. Nevius.
Mrs. James Waddel Bowden of South Car
DINA is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel E. Mullan, at their home, S24 sth
street.
Mrs. r. G. Steers announces the marriage
of her daughter Annie to Mr.. Harry Crump,
September IS, 1902, at Annapolis, Md, by
the Rev. George Belle.
Col. Charles Smart and the Misses Smart
are located at the Elsmere. Colonel Smart
will leave on November l for the Philip
pines where he will be medical director
Lieut.. William Smart has been ordered
here to attend the Army Medical School
and will join his sisters in few days.
Mr. Henry F. Shepard of Wolfboro', N.
H, is visiting his uncle, Mr. c. A. Langley,
q C,rn cot
Major and Mrs George Ruhlen of 1925
California avenue, Washington Heights
are entertaining their son, Mr.. Carl Marble
Ruhlen, and his bride of Tacoma, Wash.
The young couple will spend a few weeks
here before their return to their western
home.
Mrs Lee L. Wilcox of Uniontown, Pa,
and Mr. Edgar c. Lewis of Lansdale, Pa,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
D. Appleby of 325 Maryland avenue north
east, have returned home.
Miss NJ T. McNeir has returned from her
stay in New Hampshire and will be with
her brother. Mr.. VIM. McNeir, 1929 18th
street, for the winter.
Invitations have been issued by Rev. and
Mrs. Albert Osborn for the marriage of
their eldest daughter, Olive E., to Rev
Harry Farmer of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The
wedding will take place Thursday after
noon, October 10, at 4:3O, at St. Paurs
Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr.. Farmer
was for several years clerk in the surgeon
generals office.
Mrs. Albert Clifton of Columbia road
gave a musicale and luncheon yesterday
afternoon in honor Of her house guest, Miss
Mabel Livingston of Boston. The soloists
were Mrs Matte H. White, Miss Mae F.
Cummins and DR. Alexander Simon. Miss
Livingston was also heard in several violin
numbers. Miss Livingston will remain with
and Miss Edith Clifton sail for Paris, to be
gone two years.
Mr.. and Mrs N. A. Pixton have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their sister,
Lily r. Pickles to Mr.. Arthur c. Ridge
way, October o. at st. Stephens Church,
Mt. Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs F. G. Wilkins have returned
from their summer home in Warner, N. H.
At the marriage of Miss Natalie Hamil-
ton Woodall, daughter of the late Gen.
Daniel Woodalll, to Mr.. Arthur Henry
Giles, which will take place at the Church
of the Covenant tomorrow night, Miss
Louise Carlett of Odessa, Dol., will be maid
of honor, and Miss Alice Lea Of Whining
ton, Del, the Misses Helen and Mabel Mas
sey of Philadelphia, and Miss Pauline de
w. Bartlett bridesmaids. Frank Hitch
ward Parry, Frank Myers and Tughman
Kendrick, all of this city; John Woodall of
Philadelphia, Robert V. Massey Of Will
mington and Thomas NJ. Bartlett of Easton.
CAUGHT IN ILLINOIS.
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