Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-16

ner last night In honor of Lieut.. Gen. Sir
Ian Hamilton. the British army officer now
visiting the United States. The guests in
cluded Secretary and Mrs. Cortelyou. Admit
raj and Mrs. Dewey. Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. Oliver. Lieut. Gen. Young. Maj.
Gen. and Mrs Corbin. Mrs. Wood. Mrs.
Hunt Commissioner and Mrs Garfield.
Gen. Dodge. Sir Kaye Muir, Dr. and Mrs.
Thorndike, Mrs. Thackara and Miss Hitch
! cock.
| DR.. and Mrs. Thorndike and Gen. Dodge
were house guests at the White House last
night.
| Countess Won Waldersee, wife of Count
Won Waldersee. the German field marshal
| of the allied forces during the Chinese
| troubles in 1900, and Baroness Won Waech-
| ter are visitors at the national capital.
Iney arrived here last evening and are at
| the Shoreham. These titled women are
! Americans-the Misses Lee of New York
| and We're called to this country a month
| ago by the fatal illness of their brother.
since his funeral they have Travelled con-
| siueraply to points familiar to them during
! their former residence in their native land.
Mr.. Edward True Pettengin of this city
| and Miss Gertrude W. Hallock daughter Of
! Dayton NJ Hallock of Detroit. Mich. we're
married Wednesday, October a. The GER
| emony occurred at the residence of the pa
rents OF the bride. After wedding trip to
Niagara Falls, Watkins Glen Montour
rams and other places they will be at home
| TO friends at THE Home" 7th street and
massachusetts avenue northwest by De-
| cember I.
LAST tuesday evening Miss Martha Lou
Use turner, daughter of DR.. W. r. Turner
OF ST. Adams. and Mr.. Charles Llewellyn
| Burch or Washington. D. c., were married
| at the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
| charleston. In the presence of large gath
erlng or relatives and friends. Rev. Ly-
| l. Sontag of Grace Church, this city Of
| floating.
Mrs. Waite B. Fairchild of this city sang
| On, Promise Me" just before the bridal
| party entered. The wedding march was
| played by Miss Myrta Wheeler The bride,
VINO came IN with her father, was beauti-
fully gowned in white point d'esprit, and
wore rope pearl necklace and pendant
the gift of the groom. She was preceded
| by her sister, Miss Fife Turner the maid
| or honor, who was gowned in pale green
| organdie. The ring bearer, little Francis
| turner, nephew of the bride was beauti-
! fully dressed in white. The bridesmaids
were Miss Helen Cunningham and Miss
| Sylbla Wheeler of ST. Adams. Miss Elsom
| of Washington and Miss Estes of Virginia
| all dressed in white organdie elaborately
| trimmed with white lace, and wore short
| tulle wells Mr. William Turner, the brides
brother; was best man. The groomsmen
Henry Cato, Mr.. Fraser Burgess and Mr..
j. Benedict Cunningham OF st. Adams
After the ceremony small reception was
| Mrs. Burch left for Washington on the
| midnight train. They were the recipients
| of numerous handsome presents. They will
| be at home after November 1, at 1907 18th
street.
At Warrenton, Va. yesterday, Miss Janet
Colvin, daughter of Mr.. J. r. Colvin of
Warrenton, became the bride of Mr.. George
V. Rector of this city. The ceremony which
took place at the home of the brides par
ents, was performed by the Rev. F. r. Bos-
ton and was witnessed by friends of the
young couple. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Rector left on short wedding trip
north.
The marriage of Miss Leonora Chauncev
of Alexandria and Mr.. G. E, Fugitt of
Winchester too place yesterday at O clock
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. G.
T. Robinson. 2O3 F street northwest Miss
Ella Fugtt was bridesmaid and Mr. George
Thurman was best man. After the cere-
mony and supper the couple left for an ex-
tended trip west. They will be at home
to their friends after November 1.
Miss Matilda Townsend who is at the
Virginia Hot Springs chaperoned by Mrs
R. S. Huidekooper, has her horses and
pheaton there. Yesterday Mrs. Huidekooper
gave a tea at the club house.
Mr.. Edwin Lamasure recently moved in
his new home on and North Capitol
streets and Wednesday evening last a
family party gave the artist a surprise call
in honor of his birthday anniversary A
part of the evening was spent in his studio
and portion in the dining room, where an
elaborate German luncheon was served.
The party left fully satisfied that the house
had been well warmed.
The marriage of Miss Roberta s., daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Braid, to Mr..
Oscar w. Lanmon, occurred at the Co.
lumbia, the home of the brides parents,
at l o'clock the 14th instant. The Rev ].
B. Perry, rector of st. Andrews Church,
performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Larmon left at o'clock for a trip north.
The senior senator from North Dakota
and Mrs. Hansbrough have spent most of
their summer in the west and after short
visit to the country seat of Mrs. c. A Sever
ance, near St Paul, they will go to Mount
Clemens, Mich, and Hot Springs. returning
to their residence, 1866 Q street, the last of
October.
Mr.. William J. Lavarre of the lighthouse
service sailed Monday from Baltimore on
the steamship D. H. Miller for Savannah
Ga, where he will visit friends before going
to his old home at Macon. From Macon
he expects to visit friends and relatives in
south Georgia and Alabama before return
ing to Washington about the middle of No
vember. Mrs. LaVarre and children, after
spending the summer at Ocean City, are in
the country near Herndon. Va, for the
autumn months.
Miss Louise WEIGH is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Max A. Boyer at Hagerstown, Md.
Mrs. A. P. Crenshaw, 1897 10th street
northwest has her mother and sister, Mrs
A. c. Myers and Miss Myers, visiting her.
Mrs. Mary c. Newman of 1907 I'd street |
northwest has returned home after spend |
ing the summer and early fall visiting her |
cousin. Mrs. Wolff of Aledo, Ill. She was |
accompanied by Miss Nellie Wolff, who will |
spend some time with her. and they will be |
pleased to see their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houtz announce the |
marriage of their daughter Nellie H. |
Houtz. to George r. Stiefel October T. 1903, |
in Baltimore. Md. |
Wednesday night, October II, at the !
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Ohm,
$40 Maryland avenue northeast, their |
daughter Hattie M. Ohm, was married to \
Mr.. Clyde w. Fiery of Hagerstown Md |
The beautiful parlorS were decorated |
profusely and artistically with palms, |
ferns. roses and carnations, while the |
dining room colors were pink and white. |
Promptly at o'clock. to the strain of |
the Lohengrin wedding march, the |
bridal party entered the parlor and took |