Evening star., 1903-07-01
ing Mrs Willis B. Magruder of 1872 North
Capitol street.

Miss Hattie Neville and Mr.. Robert w.
Calhoun were married at Sclock Wednes-
day evening. June "a. at the residence of
the bride, 6s2 Rhode Island avenue north
west. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Ramsdell. The bride was attired
In white and carried cluster of bride
roses The maid of honor. Miss Laura
Ward. was attired in becoming gown of
white, and carried pink roses Mr.. Frank
Calhoun. brother of the groom. acted as
best man. As the bridal party entered
Mrs Ramsdell rendered the wedding
march from Lohengrin. The parlor was
decorated with cut flowers. ferns and trail
ing vines. There was displayed a large
collection Of presents sent the bride and
groom. Later refreshments were served.
In a grove of magnificent oaks surround
ing her home. Oak Grove in Alexandria
county, Va. Miss Mary Schutt was mar
ried last night to Mr.. Floyd Bion Daugher-
ty Of this city. The bride is daughter Of
Mr.. F. G. Schutt of Georgetown. and the
wedding was one Of the prettiest that has
occurred this season The bridal party
formed Of trailing vines as the strains of
the wedding march from 'Lohengrin'
fioated out from the wide porch. where the
piano had been placed. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. d. H. Riddle, former
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Falls
Church. The bride was attended by her
sisters. Misses Elizabeth and Ellen T.
Schutt and Mesdames A. F. Torreyson and
L -. ItOe. SHOTtly aIteT lnS ceremony d
supper was served in the house. and the
couple departed for their wedding trip
through Pennsylvania and New York after
receiving the congratulations of their
friends. Among those present for the cere-
mony were: Col. and Mrs Grosvenor, Miss
Edith Grosvenor, Mrs A. d. Torreyson,
Miss Torreyson, Miss Maude Torreyson,
Mrs. F. c. Roe, Miss Roe. Mr.. and Mrs F.
A. Cogswell Miss Mallon, Mr.. Siggins. Mrs.
s. Lacey Johnston. Rev. d. H. Riddle Miss
Sue Riddle. Mrs. West. Mr. Arthur West
Miss Eugene De Land, Mr.. Arthur Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis Schutt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schutt, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton l..
Odell. Mrs. c. c. Turner, Mrs Clarence E.
Ingling, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ford Fergu-
son, Miss Hayes and Miss Mary Hayes.
Sheridan Circle has already given her great
pleasure in the short time she has lived
there, has hit upon a novel way to express
1t, well to insure good wishes FOR a
long and happy residence in it, by demo-
cratic celebration she has arranged for next
Sunday. Every workman who was en-
ployed en- the building in any capacity has
been invited to enjoy her hospitality on
that occasion. Mrs. Barney. whose artistic
talent ranks her among the foremost of the
Washington artists. designed her new
home. of which her spacious studio is a
most interesting portion.
Representative and Mrs Steele were in
Pittsburg last week. the guests of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. DalZell at their nome,
1.-The Wisterias."
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis gave a
luncheon last week in Chicago to Mrs. Les
lie M. Shaw. wife of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. and Countess Loicg de Lobel of
the Fauburg st. German, Paris. The
countess. with Count de Lobel, is travel
ing in this country. the count being a fell
low of the Geographical Society of France
and deputized by the Academy of Sciences
to report on conditions in America.
Mrs. Gertrude Watts and son will leave
for Lake George tomorrow, where she will
spend the summer.
Mr.. s. o. Smith. wife and daughter of
Georgia, are visiting Mrs. M. A. Gibbons
at the Vendome, route for Saratoga,
where they exepect to remain until Sep
tember
Mrs. Rachel Shaw Dillman of 1749 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, left Washing
ton this morning to visit relatives and
friends in Williamsport and Middletown.
Pa for the summer.
Mrs. L. T. Brown and daughter Beulah of
Portsmouth, Va. visiting her mother.
Mrs. j. w. Paddon of 1899 Columbia road.
Mr.. and Mrs s. r. Bond have gone to
spend the summer on the Maine coast.
Miss A H. Vulte left today for New
Rochelle N. Y, where she intends spend
ing the summer