Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS HESS AND MR.. CROWN MAR
RIED LAST NIGHT.
Interesting Personal Items About City
Folks in General
Notes.

john M. Shfck, pastor of Grace Reformed
Church, at the residence of the brides par
! ents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hess, 237 9th
street southeast. The bride was attired
| in white silk and chiffon with medallion
insertions, and wore pearl ornaments. She
carried a bouquet of bride roses. Mr..
Julius Hartman played the wedding march.
After the ceremony the guests. to the num-
Der OF more than 100, enjoyed collation.
and reception. The popularity OF the young
| couple was evidenced by the gifts received.
| which were of great number and value.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Crown will be at home to
| their friends at 1914 North Carolina ave-
nue. after September Is.
916 street, with their daughter Virginia
and sons Loris and Elroy. left Washington
| on the 18th for st. Georges Island to spend
| the rest of the summer.
Mrs. William Kaletski and son Norman,
Miss Ida Levy, Miss Estelle Wolowitz, Miss
| Maize Kehl and Mr. Lewis Levy have re-
| turned from Colonial Beach after a pleas
ant trip of two weeks.
| The Honor Bright Social Club gave the
| first of series of this seasons surprise
| parties last night at the residence of one
| Of its members, Miss May Broderick, on M
street near Goth A feature of the evening
| was a cake walk by Miss Mary Arlington
and Miss Bessie Bernard, the president
and second vice president of the club. Later
refreshments were served in a room taste
| fully decorated with flowers. Among those
| present were the Misses Mable Steep,
| Mamie Kelley, Bessie Bernard. Mary Airing
| ton, Blanche Brosenan, Funice Marks.
| Margaret and May Broderick, Frances and
| Margaret Knott, Dolly Broderick, Mrs.
Broderick, Della Harmon. Mrs. Harmon,
Messrs. Sherwood, Hoskins, Donaldson,
Miller, W. Kolb, Broderick, Kolb and Mr..
and Mrs. Kolb
| Miss Elizabeth T. Young of Georgetown
| Heights left Saturday for a two weeks
visit to friends and relatives in Kent coun-
ty, Md.
Miss Susie L. Corcoran leaves today for
| Arundel-on-the-Bay for a stay Of ten days.
sons, Edward and Frank, and maid, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest P. Kubel and daughters,
Marie and Margaret, and maid, Miss Clara
A. Kubel, Miss Leona DeHoven. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Peyton and family, Misses
Lucille, Annie and Eva and Messrs Harry
and Tom; Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton and
daughter. Miss Pauline Braddrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Stratton of this city are at
Waverly cottage, Hamilton, Va.
Mrs. T. D. Whyte and sons, Clifford and
Russell have returned from a two months
summer outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. H. Clarkson,
with their daughter Grace and son Russell.
are visiting Mr.. N. A. Mudd Of Mattawo-
man, Charles county. Md.
Mr. Cyrus F. Smith of Jackson. Mich,
and Mr.. Lucius L. Smith of New York city.
who were called to Washington because of
the illness and death Of their father, have
returned to their respective homes.
Miss Alberta Young and Miss Jennie Neff
are at Atlantic City for two weeks.
Miss Helen w. Conover of 214 Indiana
avenue northwest is at Frederick, Nd,
spending a two weeks vacation with
friends.
Mrs. A. c. Thour is entertaining at her
cottage, the Willow. Colonial Beach, at
present Mrs. w. w. DAILY and children Mr..
and Mrs. Hacket and children, Miss Alma
Harris Mrs. Louise and VIII O'Meara.
Miss Mamie Hart and her little nephew,
Master Joseph Stoddard. are spending their
vacation at Colonial Beach.
Mrs J. Ellen Foster, who is at present
the guest of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Will
lam Horton Foster Of Chicago, was enter
tanned by Mrs. Mamie Mccormick Cole
man of the d. A. R. and ex-regent of the
Chicago Chapter, who gave an elegant
luncheon in her honor last week. at which
were present number of women well
known in D. A. r. circles. Mrs Julia
homes smith, one Oh tn0 uOSC popular
members and former president of the Wo-
mans Club of Chicago also entertained at
luncheon for Mrs Foster. At Evanston Mr.
Aldrich. recently solicitor general Of the
United States, and Mrs. Aldrich gave q din
ner for her in their beautiful home. which
is so noted for its hospitality. Mrs. Fos-
ter's son and daughter are also entertaining
considerably for her in their prettily ap-
pointed home on the lake. She will go
from Illinois to Canada for September, and
return to the Portner in October
Mrs A. r. Brothers and Miss Tenie
Schmid spending a few weeks in the
mountains of Maryland.
Mr.. Harry Jerome Callahan and Miss
Mabel Mahan of Huntington. w. Va. were
married at the home Of the bride August
o. 1t was quite surprise to their friends
Mr.. Callahan Is employed in the War De-
phur Springs. w. Va, the couple will be at
home to their friends after September Is
at the COywood.
| Sunday with her youngest daughter to visit
relatives in st. Mary's county. Nd.
The Misses Schiemann have gone to spend
| their vacation at Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
| where their parents have summer resi-
| dence.
Among recent arrivals at Cape May from
Katherine Mcdaniel and Miss Alice Joyce.
DIR. and Mrs G. w. Boynton have re-
turned to the city from Cisco bay and the
coast Of Maine, where they have been the
| past month.
Mr.. Walter K. Fisher. accompanied by
| his mother Mrs. A. K. Fisher, and sisters,
Misses Alberta and Ethel Fisher, left for
California Wednesday, the 26th instant.
| They expect to spend the winter at Palo
Alto.
Mr.. William e. Curtis of the Chicago
Record Herald, with his wife and daughter,
| Miss Elsie Curtis, sailed on the steamer New
York Tuesday to be abroad year. After
| brief visits In England and Spain they will
/ go to Rome, and in October enter Egypt.
| The winter will be passed in India Next
spring they with travel through China, ia
| pan and the Philippines.
| Marriage Licenses.
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