Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A MARRIAGE TOMORROW AT THE
FAIRBANKS RESIDENCE.
Other Recent Weddings and a Silver
Anniversary-Person
Notes.

| Massachusetts avenue where the marriage
! of their daughter Miss Adelaide Fairbanks,
| and Mr.. j. w. Timmons. ensign-U. S. NJ
| OF the kearsarge will take place tomorrow
| at noon. The witnesses to the ceremony
| will include only the relatives Of the young
| couple and few personal friends, who will
| be entertained at breakfast, before the de-
parture of the newly married pair for their
| wedding journey
Miss Mary Drucilla Asquith and DR.. An
drew d. Forsythe were married yesterday
| at st. Andrews Church by Rev. DR.. Pettis,
| assisted by Rev. DR.. Perry. Roses and
ferns filled the altar vases and palms were
| set about the chancel. Mr.. George AsQuith
| escorted the bride, who is mis- sister, and
! Mr.. keplinger was best man. Miss Evelyn
and Miss Margaret Asquith were brides
| maids and wore white organdie and lace
and carried pink and wore picture
| hats. The bride was dressed in a robe OF
| white lace, large white hat. and carried a
Slower bouquet of white roses and lilies OF
| the valley. The ushers were Mr. Frank
| Poston, Mr.. William Syme, Mr.. Edward As
quith, brother of the bride; Dr. Young, Mr..
Baldwin and Mr.. Atkinson. After a lunch
| con with Mrs. William Syme, the groom's
| sister, the couple left for the north. They
Will reside at 1449 Rhode Island avenue on
their return.
Mr. Henry Woodtield Of this city and
| Miss Inez Radcliffe were married yester-
day at North Fork, near Leesburg, Va.
The maid of honor was Miss Bertha Rat
clffe, and the bridesmaids Miss Young of
| North Fork and Miss Ella Howison of
| washington Eva Quantrall of Ohio and
| Helen Howison of Washington were the
| flower girls. The best man was Mr.. Leigh
| ton b. Marschalk of Greenup. Ky. The
ushers were Messrs. George Hines of
| Mountsviile. Va. and John Buckingham of
| Deep River, Conn. Miss Maddox OF Ma
| nassas rendered the wedding march. The
| ceremony was performed by the Rev. w. B.
| Haislip. A reception followed the mar
| rage
| The engagement of Miss Ruth Bryan,
| daughter of William j. Bryan, to Mr.. Will
| liam II. Leavitt of Newport was formally
| announced by the parents of the bride-elect
at Lincoln, Neb.. yesterday.
Miss Blanche Haney and Miss Elizabeth
| Byram who have been at Gainesville as
| the guests of the Clarkes, have returned to
| Washington On the evening prior to their
| departure Mr.. A. Burghalter Clarke gave
a straw ride to Warrenton, Va. in their
| honor.
| DR.. and Mrs William H. Fox of 1926
| Jefferson place have returned to the city
after two months trip in Tennessee.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Megman are on an ex-
| tensive tour to the Thousand Islands, Mon
| treal and Quebec, and are expected to re-
| turn by September 81 to their country home
| at Berwyn, Md.
Mrs. William R. Bailey and sons returned
| last Tuesday from Fauquier White Sulphur
| Springs, where they have spent the sum-
| mer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Engel of S25 Dist street
| gave dinner and dance to the members of
| their family last evening, the occasion being
| the twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar
| riage. The earlier portion of the evening
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program. and dancing was carried on until
| the early hours of the morning. The pres
| ents received were from hosts of friends all
over the country, and were costly and M
merous. Mrs. Engel wore magnificent
| gown of pearl wolfe, elegantly embroidered
| and studded in pearls. Her veil was caught
by diamond sunburst, the gift of her hus-
| oand She was assisted in receiving by her
| charming young daughter, Miss Helen, who
| wore a white lace dress and a rope of
pearls. -" Ill., --ar
Misses Agnes and Frances Miller have re-
turned from Europe and are at their new
home. 1917 Yale street.
| Mr. J. Weed Corey, wife and daughter of
K street have returned home from Asbury
| Park, Long Branch and New York citv
| where they have been spending three weeks
| Mr. and Mrs. William Cady announce the
marriage of their daughter, Francis Eliza
beth, to MIR. Marion Baden.
Announcement is made of the marriage of
| Miss Alice Fannie Readshaw, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. Thomas Dutrow, to Mr.
| George Pierre Jackson. Wednesday, Sep
| TENDER 16, at Vienna, Va.
| The home of Mr.. Leslie F. Borland 526
ia street, was the scene of a beautiful
| wedding Wednesday evening" when his sis
ter, Edith May, became the wife of Mr.
Timothy Symmes Tincher of Charlotte N
e, formerly of Washington. The parlor
library and dining room were beautifully
| decorated with palms, golden rod and cut
| flowers. The bride and groom entered the
parlor to the strains of the Loheng1in We'd
ding March,. rendered by Miss Stella Bor-
land, the brides sister, and took their
places under a bower of palms in the tower
window. The ceremony was performed by
DR.. Lucian Clark of Hamline Church The
bride was charmingly gowned in cream
colOred lansdOwne and pearl-beaded lace
and passementerie, and carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the val
ley. The ceremony was witnessed by the
members Of the two families and a few in
innate friends After the couple had recefy-
ed the best wishes and congratulations of
those present the party adjourned to the
dining room, where refreshments were
served. The bride received many beautiful
and valuable presents, among them being a
piano, which was the gift of the groom, and
a house and lot in Charlotte n g their
future home. The brides travelling costume
was tailored gown of blue cloth with a
hat to match. The couple was escorted to
the depot Dy almost the entire cOmpany
and left amid shower of rice for a north,
ern tour, including Niagara, Watkins Glen
and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs
Tincher will be at home after October 1 at
9O3 South Tryon street, Charlotte, N. C,
Miss Mattingly, Miss Kerr Miss Ashmead
and Mrs. Waters have returned from the
Hot Springs, where they have been guests
for the wedding of Miss Lucille Fuller to Mr..
Edward Gilpin.
Mrs. Mary M. North has returned from
a trip to the Pacific coast, including a visit
to Seattle and British Columbia, and is now
with her daughter, Mrs. Theodore North
Mclaughlin at 512 B street northeast
DR.. Samuel Chester Leonhardt and Mrs.
Leonhardt of Juneau, Alaska are visiting
their niece, Mrs. Theodore North McI4aueh-
lin, 512 street northeast this week after
which they will go to Snow Hill Md to
spend some time with Rev. Joseph B. North.
formerly of this city.
Deaths In the District.
The following deaths were reported at the
health Office during the twenty-four hours