Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-23
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER WHITE HOUSE DINNER
PARTY SCHEDULED.
Gossips Have Set November 10th as
the Dukes Wedding Day-Other
rriages-Personals.

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt will
give a small dinner on Monday, the 26th
instant.
The wedding day for Miss May Goelet
and the Duke of Roxburghe has been set
for November 10 ST. Thomas Church. 9Th
avenue and SD street, is likely to be the
church. Owing to the death of Sir Michael
Herbert the plans for the wedding have
been somewhat changed. and it is
pected the event will be witnessed by only
the more intimate friends of the family.
Mrs. George Mann of this city was
| matron Of honor at the wedding yesterday
In Salem Va, of Miss Bessie Mann and
Mr.. A. L. Roberts.
The Saturday night dances at the Cairo
were resumed last week. Another will be
given tomorrow night and throughout the
winter season.
Mr.. T. Percy Myers Of this city and Miss
Jane Travers Phillips. daughter OF Mrs. a.
Is. Phillips of Fredericksburg. Va. were
married yesterday at noon at the residence
OF the brides mother. Bisnop William A.
Leonard CT Ohio officiated. assisted by Rev.
w. ID. Smith. pastor Of ST. Georges Fps
copal Church Of Fredericksburg After a
wedding breakft t Mr.. and Mrs. Myers left
come to this city to live
Senator Elkns and family are at Halle
hurst Elkins, w. Va. their mountain
home Last night the senator entertained
the Randolph County Bar Association.
Mrs. Frank r. Peacock has joined her
husband in Brooklyn, n. Y, visiting rela-
tiVeS.
very quiet wedding took place Wednes-
day at ST fatrick's Church. The contract
| Ing parties were Miss Annie C.. Murphy and
Mr.. r. w. Hessick. The bride was attend
| ed by her lister. Miss Mamie Murphy and
Mr.. Michael O'Hanlon was best man. After
| the ceremony they left for the north where
| they will spend their honeymoon. After the
| 1st of November they will be at home to
| their friends at No. 1905 North Capitol
street.
Brigadier General and Mrs. Thomas Ward
have issued cards for the marriage of their
| daughter. Miss Bessie de Wolf. to Mr.. Ed
| win A. Stebbins, which is to take place at
at o'clock pm. General Ward was sta
| toned In this city for many years, part of
| the time on the staff of Lieutenant General
| Miles! Mss Ward is favorite in the
younger set of Washington society.
Mrs. Helen r. Arnold has returned to the
| city after an absence of four months and
| Is located at 1926 r street.
| Mrs. A. McCrackin. wife of Commander
Alex McCrackin, L. S. N. is at 1917 Rhode
| Island avenue, where she expects to spend
| the winter.
| Prof. and Mrs Edward C. Townsend and
| their daughter. Miss Ada Louise Townsend
| have left their former res dence on 18th
street and are now at the Olympia 14th and
| Roanoke streets, where they will be plea sed
| to see their friends.
Mrs. Edward Middleton, Miss Emelife V.
Middleton and Mr.. Arthur T.. II. Middleton
| are In Easton, Pa, to attend the funeral
| of Mrs. Middieton's sister, Mrs. Charles
Thompson.
Justice Thomas II. Anderson and family
| have taken possession of their new home,
1881 New Hampshire avenue. Mrs. Ander-
| son is convalescing from an acute attack
of bronchitis that has confined her to the
| house for the past month.
| Q street northwest, has returned home,
| much improved in health, from Omaha
| Neb. where she spent the summer months
| with relatives and friends
| A quiet wedding took place last evening
| at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| MullineauX, SOB 18th street southwest
when their daughter Emma was united in
marriage to Mr. Edward A. link. Rev.
| Alex. Bielaski, pastor of the NJ. f. Church
! at Gainesville, Md, ofticiated. The bride
/
red bouquet of white roses. Miss Bes-
! sic c. Broun, maid of honor, was dressed
| in white Persian lawn and carried pink
| roses. Mr.. Emil r. Glass acted as best
| man. The march rendered by Miss
| Laura J.aupp of Brookland, ID. c., and only
| the near relatives of the bride witnessed
! the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. link will be
| at home to their friends after November 10
| at 1907 18th street northwest.
. Mr. Reuben Beazley of Caroline county,
Va, and Miss Salle Paskel of Mooreield,
w Va were married by the Rev. DIR.
| Kinzer at the parsonage of the Northwest
! Washington Methodist Church. October y,
| at O'Clock pm. The bride was hand
| somely gowned in travelling suit of broad
| cloth After visit to the sister of the
groom, Mrs T. II. Motley, 81 18th street
| southwest the couple will go to their future
| ECme in Caroline county, Va, where
warm welcome awaits them.
The marriage of Miss Julia Virginia
| Jones and Mr.. Grayson LomaX Thornton
| took place Wednesday at the residence of
| Ter brother in-law, Mr.. Lee r. Martin, 2!S3
| T. street northwest. The wedding was a
| quiet and beautiful event. the pariors in
| which the ceremony took place being pref
! tily decorated with palms and other plants
| The bride was charmingly Gowned in white
| creme de chine and carried a bouquet of
white chrysanthemums. The Rev. William
| r Turner was the officiating clergyman.
| After a wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs.
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