Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRETTY STRING OF WEDDINGS
FOR TONIGHT.
Festivities to Follow Ceremonies-An-
other Engagement Announced
Timely Personal Notes.

rector of Epiphany, will perform the cere-
mony for Miss Caroline Louise Thomas and
Mr.. Howard Fisk at the residence of Mrs.
Eva NJ Thomas at half-past Z. and a re-
ception follows at o'clock. The bride will
be ate nded by Miss X. Pearl Boice as maid
of honor Miss Ouida Lillian Browne of
Baltimore as bridesmaid and her small
niece, Helen Marie Thomas. as flower girl.
Mr. Benjamin Smith Favor1te will be best
man.
Miss Bessie Hine and Mr. John Milton
Boone of st. Claire, Pa. will be married al
i the First Presbyterian Church The brides
attendants will Re Miss Mary Janet Boone,
| maid of honor and the Misses Laura Dun
| bar of Brooklyn and Joan l.. Brumm of
Minersville. Pa, will be bridesmaids. Mr..
| Oliver c. Hine. brother of the bride will be
| best man. and the following will serve
| ushers: Mr.. Edward B. Smith, Mr. Hor-
| ace B. Bartholomew, DIR. George Hughes
| Boone and Mr. Agnew T. Dice. all of Potts
| vile, Pa; Mr. Harry r. Boone of St.
| Claire and Mr.. Carroll Purman of this
| city. The ceremony will be followed by
| large reception at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lemon G. Hine, Prospect Hill, Eek
| ngton
Two other house weddings tonight will be
| those of Miss Annie Lee Payne and Mr..
| Milo Shanks, which will take place at the
| home of Rev F. b. Bagby, and Miss Caro-
| line Helmus and Mr.. Harry G. Word. at
the home of the brides parents, 1855 Har-
ward street. Only the relatives are invited
/
| will follow from to 10.
! The German ambassador, Baron Won
Sternburg will sail tomorrow for months
| trip to Germany and his home in SaXony.
| The baroness and Miss Langham will re-
main in this country during his absence.
| The Belgian minister and Baroness Mon
! cheur arrived yesterday in New York after
a stay of several months in various Euro
| pean points.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth German.
daughter of Mr. William H. German of Oak
Forest, Gainesville. and niece of Senator
| German, to Mr.. John William Mcmillan
formerly of Knoxville Tenn. but now of
| this city. took place yesterday at ST. Tim
| othys Church, Gainesville, which was
adorned with flowers and filled by the
friends of the couple. The bride wore
| white Chantilly lace over satin. trimmed
with pearls, a tulle veil caught with
orange blossoms and carried a cluster
| of lilies of the valley and white orchids
| Her maid of honor her sister, Miss
Nora German. who wore cream-colored lace
| over blue silk. with cream-colored lace
hat and blue ostrich pumes. The brides
maids were Miss Anna Steele of Lexington.
Ky; Miss Lucy Hall of Knoxville. Tenn. !;
Miss Mary Ford and Miss Mary Watkins
accordion plated null over white silk. with
| white lace coats and white lace hats with
touches of blue. Little Browne Johnson
and Eliza beth Lambert of this city We're
in white lace frocks with pink ribbons and
| carried pink roses. The ushers were Mr..
Douglas German, brother of the bride, and
Messrs. Charles Brooks. Charles >McRob-
| erts, John Kerr, Raymond Acton and James
Winn, all of Washington. A reception to
relatives and intimate friends followed at
| Oak Forest, the country residence of the
| brides father The drawing rooms were
adorned with white chrysanthemums, and
an orchestra played during the feast. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcmillan have gone for a south
| hey will
reside at the Brunswick in this city. Sen
ator and Mrs. German. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Lambert.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P. German, jr., and
Miss Lyman were among the guests from
| this city.
Manchester, VT, where they spent the sum-
| mer.
The marriage of Miss Anna Belle Nc
Creary, daughter of Representative Nc
Creary. to Mr.. William Joyce Sewell will
take place in Philadelphia today The bride
entertained the bridal party at dinner last
night. The guests We're Mrs G. Howell
Parr of Baltimore. Mrs. Preston Gibson of
Chicago, Mrs. Robert Sewell. Miss Eleanor
timore, Miss Abbe F. Livingston of St.
! Paul and Miss Helena B. Small of York.
Pa; Mr. Robert Sewell, Mr. James Kent
Willing, Mr.. Charles L. Borie, jr. Mr..
| Mr.. William Innes Forbes, Mr.. Edward
Chew and Mr. G. Howell Parr of Baltimore.
| daughter of Mrs. Clarence Green Mitchell
| of 1870 X street, to Rev. Arson Phelps
| Stokes, jr., assistant rector of St. Paul's p.
E. Church. New Haven, was announced
| yesterday in New York. Rev. Mr.. Stokes
| has been secretary of Yale University since
| 1899. and has been talked of as likely to re-
| ceve much higher hOnorS from Yale from
| which he graduated in 1896. He is the sec
n he Of Naxxy
York. The wedding day Is not yet an
nOunced.
Miss Katherine Hill Beale of this city was
| best girl last night in Baltimore at the
marriage of Miss Lydia Thrall Yellott
| daughter of Major and Mrs John l. Yellott
| of Towson and Mr.. Themann Scott Offutt.
Miss Beales costume was of white embro.d-
cred null.
Mr.. James L. Norris, jr., of this city was
| among the ushers at the Armstrong Field
wedding last night in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fairbanks. wife of Senator Fair
banks, is to be in Denver this week. and
| will be given a large reception by Mrs.
Mitchell Benedict, regent of a Denver chap
| ter, D. A. r.
Prince Adam de Sapiaha who was the
guest of some Washington friends. left
for New York Monday, regretting that ur-
gent engagements prevented him from re-
| turning calls.
Rev. DIR. Aspinwall. rector emeritus of ST.
Thomas Church will perform the cere-
mony at the marriage today at Englewood
N. j.. of Mr. Percy Sanford and Miss
| Emile White.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitman of Jack
| sonville. Fla, are ST. piping for a few days
at No. 80 Grant place northwest.
DIR. and ldrs. E. Sanborn Smith, whose
marriage took place October IA. have re-
turned from Old Point. and are the guests
of Mrs. Smiths father Robert E. Frey,
1880 30th street .-orthwest. where they will
| be at home to their friends for a few days
until their departure for the west.
| Mrs. Albert Dodge of Leavenworth Kan.
has been visiting Mrs. A. II. Jaeger at 30
| Seaton street northeast.
Mrs. H. L. Sumner has returned to town
| and, with her niece. Miss Jessie Lewis of
Fredonia, N Y, is located at the Bruins
wick. l street between 18th and 14th streets
northwest, where she will be pleased to
greet all her friends.
Nomini Baptist Church lin Westmorlan nd