Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MRS. ARNOLD AND
MR.. sToDDEN.
Another Interesting Home Ceremony
Unites Miss Reid and MI.
Springer-Personals

Mrs Mary Lillian Arnold daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Marshall, was mar
ried this morning to Mr.. Cory Montague
Stodden, correspondent of the New Orleans
Picayune and counsellor Of the Nicaraguan
legation. The ceremony took place at the
residence of the brides parents. 1907 q
street, with Rev. Charles Alvin Smith, pas
tor of Peck Memorial Church. officiating.
Only a family party present owing to
! the illness of Mrs. Marshall The bride was
dressed in white silk and carried roses.
After a wedding trip to Atlantic City, New
York and Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. Stod-
den will return to this city and take pos
session of a new residence. 1902 18th street,
which the former recently purchased.
The approaching visit of Miss Alice
Roosevelt to Chicago, where she will stay
with Mrs. Preston Gibson, daughter of
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, has created Il
great fiutter there. Miss Roosevelt's visit
| is said to be timed for the horse show, at
which the fashionable Chicagoans now be-
| gin their season, but so far in advance of
the New York show that it will not upset
| plans made for her presence at that also
Miss Lila McCauley and Mr.. walcott
Tuckerman will be married Wednesday,
November %, at st. Johns Church, at
| noon Miss Annie McCauley will be the
maid of honor, and the eight bridesmaids
will be Miss Alice Roosevelt, Miss Anita
Poor Miss Harriet Wadsworth. Miss Pos
tlethwaite, Miss Mary Carlisle, all of this
city; Miss Mabel Taylor of Philadelphia
and Miss Grace Sedgwick of New York.
/ Mr.. Lucius Tuckerman viii be best man
A wedding breakfast will follow at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward McCauley.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Adele
Reid, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Clar-
ence Reid, and Mr.. Edward Lawrence
| Springer took place at noon today at the
| home of the brides parents 1909 18th street
| northwest, Rev. Lucien Clark officiating.
| assisted by Rev. F. A. Springer, father of
| the groom. The ceremony was witnessed
| by the two families and was followed by
reception, which was largely attended
| Miss Mae Adele Levers played the wedding
march.
| The parlors were tastefully decorated
| with white blossoms and palms, the dining
| room and table appointments being in pink.
The bride Wore extremely becoming
gown of delft crepe de chine over taffeta,
with lace applique. and carried brides
| roses. She also wore a handsome diamond
| and pearl sunburst, the gift of the groom
Miss Blanche Reid, only sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and Mr.. William
| Edward Springer attended his brother as
best man. Many beautiful and useful gifts
were received including cut glass, silver
and china.
The brides going-away gown was
| brown broadcloth, with hat to match. Mr..
| and Mrs. Springer left later in the after
| noon for an extended trip north.
| Mr. and Mrs George NJ. Payne of 100
Hickman street southeast have announced
| the approaching marriage of their eldest
daughter, Annie Lee. to Mr.. Milo Shanks.
! The ceremony will take place on the even
| ing of October 81 at the residence of Rev.
| z. B. Bagby, pastor of the Ninth Street
! Christian Church. the contracting parties
| being members of that congregation. Miss
Pauline Hodges be maid of honor and Mr.
| John Speed Smith will be best man. The
| couple will leave Immediately after the
ceremony for visit to the groom's home
| in Kentucky and a tour of other southern
cities. They will be at home at 136 a street
northeast after November 10.
Mr. and Mrs George Westinghouse will
remain in Lenox until Thanksgiving. The
latter will give a large musicale at Erskine
Park Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs John H. RICHTER, who were
recently married have returned from west
ern Maryland to 5S1 9Th street southeast,
| where they will be pleased to their
| friends after October 10.
Miss Beatrice Ashmead has gone to a.
tend the horse show in Richmond. While
| there she will be the guest of Mrs. VIM. l..
| Royal
| The enga cement is announced of Miss
| Edith Maude Kirby to Mr.. Charles F.
| Flathe, assistant chancellor Of the German
| embassy The wedding will take place on
the 21st instant, after which the couple
| will leave for New York and sail the 22d
| for Europe on the GroSser kurfuerst to
| spend two months abroad.
Mrs R. c. Rynex and daughters have
turned to the city and have taken apart
ments in the Kensington. 2501 18th street,
where they will be glad to see their
| friends.
Rev. Helen Van Anderson is in Wash
! ington for two weeks visit, and will be
| at home to her friends at lib Maryland
| avenue northeast. She has just returned
from trip to Egypt.
| PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest gave a
| surprise party in honor of their niece, MISS
Rachel Shaw, at their home last evening:
| A number of Miss Shaw's friends attended
| the party and supper, which was given as
a celebration Of the charming young lady's
| nineteenth birthday and the thirty-fourth
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw's we'd
| ding Euchre was played and lasted for
| several hours, Miss Loretta Barnes Win
ming one prize and Mr.. Louis MacMahon
the other. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Shaw, Miss Rachel
| Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Clark. Mr.. and
| Mrs Fred Burke, Miss Loretta Barnes,
Miss Elizabeth Byram, Miss Jennie Harvey.
| Miss Blanche Haney Miss Mamie Barnes,
| Mr. John Sheckells Mr.. Parmiter. Mr..
| Richard Lee, Mr. Frank B. Wallace and
| Mr.. Louis MacMahon
| After a three months visit to her cousin.
| Mrs E. L. Wolff of Aledo. Mrs. Mary c.
| Newman has returned to her home, 1907 I'd
| street northwest, accompanied by Miss Mel
| lie Wolff and will be pleased to see their
| friends.
| The friends of Miss Alice Burdette will
| regret to hear that she is ill at her home on
Vermont avenue with malarial fever.
|
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold H. SimmS have re-
| turned from their southern trip and will be
| at home to their friends after October u,
| at 1928 18th street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Causey, at 4S q
| street northeast, lexington, are entertain
| ing Mr.. VIM. P. Massie of Mexico.
| Rear Admiral Shepard and family have
| reopened their residence, POPS Columbia
| road, for the winter.