Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-31
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MR.. AND MRS. ULLE CELEBRATE
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.
Large Family Party and Friends Unite
With Them-The Palmer Brown
Marriage-Personals

Monday evening last a memorable gath
ering assembled at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs John a. Tile. at Beltsvlle Md. the
occasion being the celebration Of the IF
tteth anniversary OF their nuptals. The
affair was almost exclusively family gath
ering. but SO numerous are the descendants
of the worthy bride and groom of fifty
years standing that the spacious grounds
surrounding the family mansion were none
| too large for the joyous party. Eight
| children. sixteen grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren met to do honor to
| the bridal couple and the occasion was one
/ that will live many years in the minds of
! those whose privilege 1t was to be present.
There are few families 50 we'll and favor
ably known in Prince Georges county as
| that of the patriarch who gathered around
| him descendants by the score. and had it
| been feasible hundreds of neighbors would
have joined In attesting the universal es-
| TEEN that long and useful life. lived IN
their midst. has won for Mr.. and Mrs. | lie
| from those who have known them so long
and SO we'll. Two long tables, spread under
| the slelternR trees that surround the
| homestead We're hardly sufficient to seat
| the four generations present at the feStai
| meal. but all We're made comfortable, and
| the feast provided for the large gathering
| spoke we'll for the housewifely qualitica-
| lions of the daughters of the house. The
| grounds surrounding the comfortable resi-
dence We're beautifully Illuminated after
! the shades of evening fell. and the occasion
| was thoroughly enjoyed by all that the
! lights began to burn low before thoughts of
| parting We're INDUCED in. Many presents
| had preceded the guests and the number
| of handsome and costly articles presented
| would go far to equip the bride ana groom
| for another half century Of housekeeping.
Among those who assembled to do homo:
| to Mr. and Mrs Tile were the following:
| Mr. and Mrs Edward Tile and family. Mr..
| md tfrC lie
| Mrs. n. Rohey aud family. Mr.. and Mrs
| Frederick Tile and daughter. Mr.. ana MIS-.
! Howard L. Donath and daughter. Miss May
| Tile. Mr. John Tile. Mr.. Harry He, Mrs.
| Eliza beth Wagner of Capitol Hi "a S'Sser
of Mrs. Jlle) Mr.. and Mrs. J. W: Beall and
SON Mr.. and Mrs. August Donath. MT. ana
! Mrs John Robey Mr.. and Mrs. II Peddl,
cord and family. Mrs Wetzel MI; ana
| Mrs. koones. MIR. and Mrs j. NJ: Mayer
| and daughter, Mr.. Robert Browning ana
| Mrs. II. Ready.
Mr.. Cecil Whitehead has returned from
| Colonial Beach. Va. where ne mas pee"
| spending the past ten days.
The Misses Brice daughters of the late
| Senator Calvin S Brice are at Yellowstone
| Park and will sail for Honolulu August 70.
| Thence they Will go on to Japan Wnerc
| they will visit Mrs Griscom. wife of United
| States Minister Lloyd Griscom formerly
| Miss Bronson.
| DR.. Mcpherson and family have gone to
| Ocean City, Md, for the month of august
| Mrs F. f. Helm and children are so
! journing for the summer at Oakland form
! ing a part of the interesting Washington
colony at this resort.
1t is now thought by the friends of Mr.
! Honore Palmer and Miss Grace Green"aE
| Brown of Baltimore that their marriage
| will take place August 10 in Paris. Mrs
| Palmer has been abroad several months
! and Saturday, July is, young Mr.. Palmer
| and his tianCee together with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Stanley Field the latter sister of Mrs
| Brown. and Mr.. Potter Palmer, sailed to
| join Mrs. Palmer in London. and from there
| they will go to Paris After their marriage
! Mr. and Mrs. Honore Palmer will travel on
! the continent and will not return to Chi
| cago until September. As both families are
! in mourning, the marriage Will be a quiet
! one.
Miss Winffred Mattngly. who has been
| detained in town by the illness of her
| father, leaves this week for Cedarhurst,
| L. L. to be the guest of Mrs. E II. Hough
and of Mrs. Edward Padelford at Bar Har-
| Dor. In September Miss Mattingly goes to
Detroit to visit -.lrS. G. Goodloe Edgar
(nee McComas,. for whom she was brides
maid three years ago.
Mr. and Mrs John J. Costinett and
| daughter left yesterday for a six weeks
trip through the highlands of Ontario and
| the MuSkoka lakes.
The Misses Harriet l.. Emily B. and Cor
| nelia l.. Coyle of Washington booked
| to sail tomorrow on the W hite Star liner
Cymric for Liverpool.
Mrs. Harry Baldwin. who has been at
| Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va, for a month.
| is with her mother, Mrs. L. p. Gunon. 921
| o street. for few days before going to
| Massachusetts
Miss Gertrude l. Rollins left today for
| Chicago for indefinite stay.
DIR. Lewis Femer, family and Mrs. NJ.
| Flemer have gone to Mackinac Island
where they Will spend the Season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rayard Wyman have gone