Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Fifth Page.)

son. and Mr.. Charles Edgar Mclean Of Bur-
lngton. N. c., took place yesterday at 4:3O
O'Clock at the home of the brides parents,
S14 18th street northwest, Rev. Randolph
H Mckim of the Church of the Epiphany
offcfating. The ceremony was witnessed
only by relatives and few intimate
friends. Miss Cora Richardson of Selma,
N. C.. was maid Of honor and Miss.Hattie
Grigg of this city bridesmaid Mr.. N. s.
Cardwell OF Burlinstoh, N. c.. acted as best
man and Mr.. Thomas H. Atkinson. jr., as
groomsman. Miss Nellie Heron rendered
Mendelssohns wedding march. The par
lors were tastefully decorated with plants
palms and pink carnations, and the shaded
hshts made very pretty effect. The bride
wore an extremely becoming gown Of white
crepe de chine, deliberately trimmed with
Wnte lace, and carried shower bouquet OF
pride roses. Her travelling dress was dark
Diue proadcloth, with hat to match. Miss
Richardson wore handsome gown of white
silk and Miss Grigg mousseline over white
SIX both carrying pink carnations. The
popularity of the contracting parties was
shown by the splendid collection of expen-
siVe gifts. Mr.. and Mrs Mclean left at
$50 o'clock for an extended trip through
the SOUTH after which they will reside in
burlington, N. c., where Mr.. Mclean Is
engaged IN the practice of law.
DR.. and Mrs. Dorsey NJ. Mcpherson have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Verde Mae to Mr. Wendell
Macomb Whiting, Tuesday, November 3,
at 1910 18th street.
The Kendall Green Merrimakers opened
their winter season last Monday night
october II, by giving a straw ride to the
nome or Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kelly Of
of the Misses Kelly, 110S 9Th street north
east, at no O'Clock, and, amid the clamor
OF blowing horns and ringing bells, pro-
ceeded out Bladensburg road On reaching
X nlIx SC,
Kelly sang numerous popular selections,
accompanied by Mr.. DIrity on the piano.
MRS. M Andre and Mr.. George A. Finch
gave vocal selections, and Miss Alice v.
campbell rendered several piano solos,
After dancing and games delightful sup
per was served, and at late hour the
party returned to town. The members and
thelr friends present were: The Misses
MARY. Anna and Louisa Kelly, Maude Mae
Fannle and Lula Wright, Grace and Alice
Campbell. Leona and Ada Brust, Emma
and Sadie Dahl. E. Vogel b. Hickman, j.
J 30 and Mrs. Andre and Messrs. Ryan,
- thompson, Norris, France, Day, White,
FINCH, Crump, DAHL Toomey, True, Brennan.
Eurity and Mr.. John T. Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs William T. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs Will
liam C. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs John A. Kelly,
Mrs b. White and Mrs. G.. Gladman
The washington friends Of Mr. Arthur
Fisher of Cleveland, Ohio will be inter-
ested in the announcement of his marriage
at the home of the bride, 122 Luverne
street, Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Fisher has
spent the last five congressional seasons
here as an assistant to Mr.. Elmer Dover,
private secretary to Senator Hanna. He
will bring his bride to Washington in the
early part of November and locate at 1858
Yale street, Columbia Heights.
pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Miss Mamie Spaight 93S 4th
street northeast, by surprise party given
her by her grandparents. The parlor and
dining room were prettily decorated with
palms and flowers. Games, music and
songs were enjoyed, and later the
guests assembled in the dining room,
where refreshments were served. Those
present were the Misses Margaret Lyons,
Nellie Knighton. Sarah Schank Annie Sum-
mers, Belle Caffrey, Katie Knighton, Mar
garet Council, Lottie Spaight and Katie
ODea, and Messrs. Harry Green, Ralph
Beall, John Webb, Willie Weldon, Lee
Handy, c. Padgett, Frank Cane A. Smith,
II. DAILY, ]. Spaight, A. Harrison, w. Mil
Ter, w. Leonard, Willie Diggs, George
Bury and VIII Eisinger.