Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-02

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Sypret Warfield Hendrick for tomorrow,
June 3. on account of the serious illness of
Miss Hill. The ceremony will be absolutely
private and witnessed only by Mrs. Hill and
Mrs. Hendrick.
Mr.. Orville G. Bennett of New York, his
daughter. Miss Bennett, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wells Bennett and Mr.. H. J. Gen
sler of st. Louis. are the out-of- town re-
lations here for the wedding tonight of
Miss Gertrude Gensler and Mr.. Arthur Fer
ris Bennett of New York. which will take
place at 8 o'clock. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry J. Gensler.
Mrs. Henry Fisher of Redlands Cal, who
Is here to be matron of honor at Miss Carr's
wedding tomorrow, will give a dinner to-
night at Rauschers for the wedding party.
Mrs Roosevelt returned today from Gro
ton, where she went to visit her sons, who
are at school there The boys did not re-
turn with her. They will go direct to
Oyster Bay at the conclusion of the school
year.
Miss Frances Merriam, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Lowery Marsh, and Mr..
Frank Hough Towner and Miss Lucretia
Jackson Morse and Mr.. Clarence A. Arnold
are other couples to be married this even
ing.
Mr.: Morven Thompson entertained at din
ner last night at the Barton the best man
and ushers for his wedding tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overton Curtis Pierce have
moved from 1915 18th street to 1714 U street
northwest.
Miss Anita Poor is visiting out at Coving-
ton, KY, Miss Willie Sayre. whose debut Is
being made series of festivities for the
large house party staying at Kenmore the
Sayre country seat, this week.
very pretty wedding took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Nor
ris, Riverdale. Nd. yesterday morning at
ginia. was united in marriage to Mr.. Mat
thew Wamaline by Rev. Mr.. Mayor of
Pinkney Memorial Church. Hyattsville An
immense arch Of wild flowers under which
the ceremony took place made the scene
very effective. Miss Emma Powell of Ell
mira, N. Y, played the wedding march
from Lohengrin. The bride was the re-
cipient of many handsome and costly pres
en ems. Later the couple took train for
Baltimore, where they will stay for day,
going thence to Atlantic City. On their
return they will reside in Washington
The marriage of Miss Alice w. Hoffman
and Mr.. Alexander Ehurling, May 26, at
Baltimore. Md, by Rev. w. H. Dunbar
of st. Marks Lutheran Church has been
announced.
Mrs. Thorndyke of Boston pulled the cord
that unveiled the statue of her father, Cen
eral Sherman. in Central Park. New York.
At the marriage yesterday in Philadelphia
of Miss Meta Melville and Mr.. Herbert
Grant Stockwell the bride wore white
crepe and wedding veil of Brussels lace,
brought by her father, Rear Admiral Mel
Vile. from abroad. The couple will live at
Jenkintown. Pa.
visiting her brothers and sisters in Ohio
for over two weeks, returned this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Granger of 1888
Connecticut avenue have closed their city
home and gone to the Hotel Manhattan,
New York city, for the first two weeks In
June, after which they will open their
country house at Watch Hill, r. l., TO
which they have given the familiar name
"We'rehere.'
At the marriage tomorrow night at the
Church of Our Father at o'clock of Miss
Rena Harrington Jordan and Mr. Benja-
min Rush Rhees, both of this city, the
bride will be attended by Miss Fannie May
Bangs as maid and Miss Grace M.
Rhees. Miss Flora g. Rhees, Miss Clara
Cooper and Miss Julia Parsons as brides
maids. Mr.. Bascom Johnson will be best
man. The ushers will be Mr.. Harry T.
Domer, Mr.. ]. Thilman Hendrick, Mr.
Frank A. Birgfeld and Mr.. Harry A.
Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bingham announce
the marriage of their daughter, Edith Car
skaddon to Charles st. John McRee Mon
day, June 1, at the residence of the brides
parents, 1911 Vermont avenue, the Rev. DR..
Hamlin of this city officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. McRee will make their future home
in Boston
Lieut. John L. Kittlesby of the Capitol
watch returned to this city last Friday from
DEBORAH, Iowa, and is busy receiving the
congratulations of his Capitol associates
and friends. Lieut.. Ktttlesby left Wash
ington some weeks ago, ostensibly to visit
"the old folks at home" but he returns to
the pleasant surprise of his Washington
friends, happy benedict. He was married
to Miss Anna Seuveirs of DEBORAH, Iowa,
on the 10th of May. Mr.. Kittlesby is
cousin of Congressman Haugen Of the
ployed at the Capitol four years, where he
has large circle of friends.
Mrs. Howard s. Nyman has gone to New
York to meet her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Lombard of Brookline, Mass, who sail
Thursday on the Deutschland for Europe.
Mrs. Nyman will make a short visit to her
brother, Mr.. William Lombard, in New
Miss Marguerite Evlyn Collins and Mr..
Charles B. Gosorn of Takoma Park, D. c.,
were quietly married last evening at
u
The ceremony was performed by Rev. w.
NJ Ferguson, pastor of the church. After
July / Mr.. and Mrs. Gosorn will be at
home at HOS Sth street northwest.
Miss Tavie Haskins of Old Point, Va, is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Charles j.
Peckham, 619 f street northeast
Saturday, May 80, the Founders gave
some of their friends bus party to
Great Falls, where they spent the day very
happily rowing, racing, ball playing and
in various other ways Returning they
spent the evening at Cabin John, where
they took supper. The members and their
friends included the president, Mr.. Charles
j. Peckham and wife, as chaperons, the
Misses Herman. Tavie and Fannie Has
kins, Margaret Mccarthy, Flossie Sarton,
the Misses Burns, Margaret Nesline and
Anna Callahan, and Messrs. Leroy NJ
Haskins, Oliver Watts. Wineld S. Ma
thews, John Nesline, Arthur Callahan, AL
bert Fennell, Will Burns and Mr.. Fred.
KOhler.
Mrs. VIM. Henry Dennis and her Sis
ters the Misses Hughlett are in mourning
by reason of the death last Saturday Of
their mother, Mrs. Daniel B. Hughlett who
was Miss Elizabeth Shirley, formerly Of
Fauquier county, Va, lady of most ex-
emplary Christian character, who has led
a retired life here for a number of years
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