Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
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| ter Frank Jarrett, nephew or the groom
| az flower boy. to the strains Of "Lohen-
grim" rendered by Mrs. Harry Van Deu-
| sen at the piano, the groom following with
his sister, Miss BERTHE Jarrett, as maid OF
honor. The bride was handsomely attlred
| in white null, trimmed with lace ana
satin ribbon and carried bride roses The
maid of honor wore white Persian lawn
with pink ribbons and carried La France
roses. The wedding presents were numer-
Gus and very elegant, 3 number OF them
being sent from a distance. After buffet
breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett left for
Atlantic City, Ocean City. Philadelphia
and other places. The brides going-away
costume was bOurette, trimmings OF mode
silk and fancy medallions, and becom-
ing hat of burnt straw. Among the out-of-
town guests were: DR.. Orville Van Deusen
of Front Royal. Va: Mrs. Cathrine Miller,
Miller and Maude Roy of Washington.
d. c.; Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs Frank Jarrett
Misses Ema and Helen Jarrett of Phila-
delphia: Master Harry Boyer Of Camden.
N. j.: Mrs Mccoy of Riverside. N. j. and
Misses Lille and Bessie McMillen of
Dranesville, Va
Miss Mary c. Mcnamara of Martins
burg, w. Va, is visiting her cousins Mr..
and Mrs. Edmond King. at 1926 New Jer-
sey avenue northwest, having come on for
the King Brown wedding.
Mr. Thorn Williamson. jr., Mrs. M. A.
Schley, Miss Sallie T. Schley, Miss Agnes
A. Bope. Mrs. L. Lowdrick, Mrs. Lowdrick,
Miss Howe, George b. Glover. Mrs. I. 8.
Howe and F. w. Hancock, jr., are at At
lantic City.
O. A. Hamblett and family have gone to
New Hampshire for the summer and ME-.
| and Mrs. o. W. Goodwin. who have recent
ly returned from Kansas. have taken their
house at 1873 California street northeast
until their return.
Cfr
northwest left yesterday to attend the an
nual commencement at Kenyon College,
Gambler Ohio. from which college he grad
uated last June. He will receive the degree
of master of arts at the present commence.
ment.
The Rev. Clement Brown, in charge OF
the Pro-Cathedral Church of the Ascension,
Mrs Clement Brown and Miss Babbitt
leave Saturday for New York. whence they
sail Tuesday next on the Kaiser Wilhelm
II for three months tour in Europe.
Miss Martha ]. Ray. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ray of Elkridge Howard
county. Md. and Mr.. William II. Gurns Of:
Washington. D. c.. were quietly marr1ed al
st. Anthony's Church.. in BroOkland, d. c.
Thursday evening, by Rev. Father A. M.
Mark. The bride was attired in blue eta
mine silk. with hat and gloves TO
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Gurns will go north
on a wedding tour and on their return will
reside at Edgewood. d. c.
The Misses Johanna and Eva Henrick of
1852 Corcoran street northwest are visiting
friends and relatives in New York and
Jersey City. They expect to go to Niagara
| Falls Atlantic City and other points OF
interest before returning to Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Taylor of Beltsville.
Md, announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary E. Taylor. to Mr.: Edwin s.
Coffin of Washington. D. c., at Alexandria.
Va, June l, by the Rev. ]. II. S. Eweil
| of the Methodist Church Owing to Mr..
Taylors absence from home the announce
ment was delayed until today.
| Miss Bessie F. Travers has gone to New
London. Conn, to spend a six weeks va
cation with friends.
The Missouri Ladies Literary Club met
| at the home Of Mrs. o. ]. Singleton. 7o1s P
street northeast Monday afternoon. The
| literary program was quite interesting. con-
sisting of a short review of the lives and
works of some of the well-known women
| writer's Of America. At the close OF the pro-
gram the ladies were invited into the dining
room. where beautiful flowers greeted the
| ey and dainty refreshments were served by
| the hostess. Those who enjoyed the hospi-
tally were Mrs. Andrew. Mrs. Burkhart,
Farrell Mrs. Mabrey. Mrs McCardell, Miss
McCardell., Mrs Newsome, Mrs. Tomlin.
| Miss Wells. Mrs. Witten and Mrs. Vowel.
journed for the summer, several of it's
members have already started for their
| usual outings. Miss Palmer. with her sis
| ter Miss Nena Palmer. the treasurer and
secretary. respectively, have gone for a
| three months stay at pine Crest" the
| home of Mrs. F. B. Woodward, near West
| Chester. Pa. Miss Hortense Mckee Is en-
| joying the gaieties at the springs in Ten
nessee. while Mr.. and Mrs. Milo B. Atkin-
son are anticipating spending a couple of
| weeks at Stott station. at the home of Mrs.
M. A. Atkinson: but no members of this
merry organization will enjoy their vaca-
lions more than Miss Jennie Clements and
Mr.. A. Owen Penney, the popular young
| basso. whose wedding will take place at
| the brides home June 80. after which they
will start for northern trip, including
New York and Philadelphia.
| The following Neutrality-suspicious. will sail
from Philadelphia today by steamer Fries
| land for journey through England and
| the continent: Prof. Henry w. Draper.
Miss Martha Stockett, Miss Linda NJ.
! Tweedale. Miss May Lyon. Miss Emma b,
Jones. Miss Alice Clark and Mrs. Jane D.
| Bliss.
| June 16. at II o'clock am. at the Church
| of the Immaculate Conception, when the
| assistant pastor, Rev. Ambrose Beaver,
united In marriage Miss Annie E. King,
| youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edmond
| King and Mr.. Thomas P. Brown son of Mr.
| and Mrs. Thomas P. Brown OF South Wash
| ington. The bride. a tall and stylish! blonde,
| was attired In white silk mousselipe elabo-
| rately trimmed in lace and wore q picture
hat of white chiffon and carried a shower
| bouquet of bride roses. Miss Mamie T.
| King who attended her sister as brides
| maid. wore pink silk mOusseline and a
| large black hat trimmed in plumes and
| lace. and carried a bouquet Of pink roses
| Mr.. William Brown acted as best man for
| his brother. Messrs. Peter Dorsch, Will
| liam Marsden. Harry Cstermeyer and Ed.
| F. King brother of the hrifa CHI
and preceded the bride and groom to the
altar. After reception for the immediate
| relatives at the home OF her parents the
| bride donned blue broadcloth suit with
hat to match and amidst a shower of rice
| old slippers and good wishes the young cou-
| pie left for trip to Boston. New York and
| Atlantic City.
i Miss Nancy d.,