Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LATE NOVEMBER A POPULAR SEA
SON FOR WEDDINGS.
Bachelors German Organized for Sea-
son Of 1904 and the Dates Selected
Personal Notes of Interest.

The organization of the Bachelors Ger
man for the season of 1904 has been effect
ed under the following committee: Mr.
| Jesse Brown, president: Mr.. Z. Lee Phil
lips. vice president: Mr.. George II. How
ard, treasurer; Maj. Charles McCawley,
| secretary; Maj Montgomery Macomb. Mr..
r. T. Merrick, Mr.. John Van Ness Philip
and MT Reginald Huidekoper. The dates
selected are Wednesdays, January and
| q and February 10
Mr. and Mrs ]. H. McMichael of Shang-
| hal. China, visiting Mr.. S. ii. kauH-
| mann, 1927 Massachusetts, avenue.
| The counselor Of the Austrian embassy
and Baroness Won Giskra, Miss Josephine
| Boardman, Miss Alice Warder, their house
| guest; Miss Grace Thompson of st. Louis,
| Baron Rubido-Zichy of the Austrian en-
bassy. M. Gutowski Of the Russian en-
bassy and Mr.. Seckendorf were entertain
ed at dinner last night by the Belgian MIN
! lister and Baroness Moncheur.
The charge d'affaires of the italian en-
baSSv and Countess de Cellere gave DIN
| ner last night followed by a box party.
| Mr.. Walter w Skinner of this city and
| Miss Annie White. daughter of Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Broaddus II. White of Frederick, No.
| were married there last night at the home
| of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
| have returned from California and reopen
| ed their Washington home for the winter.
| Former Representative Charles r. Schirm
| of Baltimore was married yesterday IN thdt
| CITY to Miss Mayne F. Charlton, a sister or
| his former wife. The wedding was per
| formed in a quiet manner in the parlor OF
| the brides home before a few relatives
| and friends of the immediate famliles. ne
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| norman and Rev. n. F. Revlin. The bride
| was attired in white chiffon cloth dress
| with pearl and diamond ornaments, the lat
| ter the gifts of the groom. She carried d
| handsome bouquet of bride roses. She was
| attended by Miss Eva Rapp as maid OF
! honor, who dressed in pink cloth ana
carried pink roses. Immediately after Ne
| ceremony a wedding dinner was served 70
| the couple and their guests. and then MI
| and Mrs. Schirm departed for Union sta
ton. where they boarded train for TIE
| south. Mr.. Schirm served in Congress ior
| one term from 1900 to 1902.
| The president of THE Columbian Wo-
| men," Mrs Howard L. Hodgkins, has is
| sued invitations 10 the members Of that
| organization for Saturday evening Deem
Der 5. The new dean of the law department
| of Columbian University and Mrs. Henry
| ST. George Tucker will be the guests OF
! honor.
| Miss May Brown and MI VIM. p. Pumph-
!
| of Trinity NJ +. Church Wednesday even
| ing November % After the ceremony the
| young couple left for an extended tour
| through the south. They will be at home,
| 126 4th street southeast, after December 10
The marriage of Miss Sophie Madeline
| Holmes and Mr.. Robert Lee Greenwich waS
| celebrated at St. Peters Church Tuesday
! evening last. The bride was gowned in
| violet broadcloth with hat TO match, and
carried large bouquet of violets. the
ushers We're Messrs. William G; Greenwich
| Ernest ODER William p Weber and
| Harry Bradley. Immediately after the cere
| mOny Mr. and Mrs. Greenwich left for
| short trip to New York and Atlantic city.
Miss Florence Fay of this city was mar
ried at high noon Wednesday, November
| 25, in Immaculate Conception Church, cor
| ner of Sth and n streets northwest, to Mr..
]. O'S. Browning of Oakland Nd. The
| ceremony was performed by Rev. John NJ
| Barry Of Baltimore, a cousin of the bride.
| assisted by Rev. Father Beavan. Miss
Beatrice Kearney of Baltimore, also
| cousin of the bride, presided at the organ
| The high altar was beautifully decorated
and made respondent by profusion of
candles. The bride entered the church on
the arm of her father, preceded by her
sister and bridesmaid. Miss Elsie Fay,
| marched to the chancel rail. where the
groom and best man. Mr.. William Brown
| ing were in waiting. The ceremony was
| witnessed by large number of friends and
| acquaintance.
|
| hand embroidered peau de cygne and car
| ried bouquet of white Bride roses. The
| bridesmaid wore a pretty gown OF PINK
! mousseline de sole and carried pink roses
The bride is the second daughter or MI.
| J. B. Fay of 1924 9Th street northwest, and
| the groom is the eldest son of Mr.. }. r.
| Browning of Oakland, Nd. The newly Wed
| ded couple left for a western tour ana Will
return to Pittsburg, Pa, their future nome.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Woodford
Jenkins, daughter of Mrs. Anne c. and the
late Col. Henry Jenkins, to Mr. Albert
Ewing Latta of the Post Office Department
took place Wednesday morning, November
IS, at the residence of the brides mother,
129 10th street northeast. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev George f.
relatives number of handsome and use
full presents were received. Mr.. and Mrs.
Latta left Immediately for a southern trip.
The bride was gowned in blue zibeline, with
hat to match. Upon their return they Will
reside at 129 10th street northeast.
The third of the series of dances given by
the Congenials will be held December 10 at
National Rifles Armory.
The Cairo Saturday night dances will be
resumed tomorrow night
Senator and Mrs. Hepburn will arrive
here this evening and will have quarters
at the Normandie. Their arrival was de-
layed about ten days on account OF the
heavy storms which delayed the Nome
City, on which they sailed from Valdez,
Alaska, to Seattle. Senator Hepburn had
planned his trip to Alaska so that he would
reach here in time for the special session.
Secretary Moody's guests at the Army
and Navy foot ball game tomorrow in
Philadelphia will include Senator Hale,
Representative and Mrs. Mcclellan, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Leon
Cams