Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-08
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
COMING WEDDINGS TO TAKE
PLACE HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
Plans for a Christmas Week Cotillion
Already Under Way
Personals.

Horatio Joy. daughter of Mr.. 8. 8. Joy
Of Kansas City. will take place tomorrow
at the Baltimore Hotel, in Kansas City.
Mr.. Lampkin is private secretary to SEN
ator Cockrell and has spent the last two
years in this city. His bride-to-be is an
acknowledged beauty of her home city.
Her father, the late Col. c. NJ. Joy, was
cousin of Paul Morton, Secretary of the
Navy. The family Is connected with some
Of the oldest families in Missouri.
After the ceremony the bride and bride
groom, with the few friends who will at
tend them, will go to the brides home for
the wedding supper. after which the couple
will depart for Warrensburg where they
will spend week or so before leaving for
this city. On their way east they will stop
over in st. Louis to spend a few days at
the fair.
There Is decided echo of the long ago
in the announcement of the coming out re-
ception and ball to be given in Detroit De-
cember l by a member of Mr.. Cleveland's
Dickinson, to introduce their daughter, Miss
Frances Dickinson.
Mrs. James Mcmillan and Miss Amy Nc
MILAN are visiting relatives in Detroit.
A special cablegram in the New York
World a few days ago said that 1.-The World
correspondent hears that the marriage OF
Miss Nancy Letter and Capt. Colin Camp
bell. aide-de-camp to Lord Curzon, will
take place in about three weeks. Mrs.
Letter and her daughters, Daisy and
Man," arrived at Walmer Castle today
from Paris where it is presumed they went
to select q trousseau for the BRIDE
Representative and Mrs Lamar, who
have been abroad since their wedding, are
q hnJr 70 tn.
until the opening of Congress.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Mans
held Walker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANKLIN Bliss Walker of New Haven,
Conn. and Mr.. David Currier, Jr., of Wash
1ngton, d. c., which will take place at the
Pequot Clubhouse at Morris Cove tomorrow
evening, Will be one of the largest and pref
test weddings of the season, pink chrys-
anthemumS being used In profusion The
attendants will be Miss Marguerite Mans
neld Walker, sister of the bride as maid
OF honor; Miss Minnie Mansfield Walker,
also sister of the bride; Miss Florence
Rapie RYDER of Brookline, Mass; Miss Vio-
let Alys Blogg, Miss Grace Elizabeth
walker, a cousin of the bride; Miss Mabel
catherine Coblentz of Bloomington, ILL.,,
and Miss Emma Clark Hum of Atlanta,
Ga. as bridesmaids. The best man will be
Mr. John Sherman, jr., of Washington, ID.
c., and the ushers Mr.. Edward Mansfield
Walker, Yale, 1900 s., of Detroit Mich,
brother of the bride; Mr.. Arthur Kimball
and Mr.. Albert Carleton of HaverhiII
Mass: Mr.: William Biddle, jr., of Phila-
delphia; Mr.. Edward Hill, Yale, 1900, of
1onkers, N. Y, and Mr.. John Ecker of
this city. The young couple will reside in
Boston.
Mrs. Mary De Journette Gibson of Rome,
Ga, announces the engagement of her
daughter. Iva Mae, to Mr. John c. Reese,
also OF Rome, the wedding to take place
november 10, at the home of the brides
mother. Mr.. Reese, who is Washington
correspondent, is also private secretary for
Representative Maddox
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ D. Finch,
504 u street northeast, was the scene of a
happy gathering of young folks Saturday
evening, November 8, to celebrate the tenth
anniversary of their daughter Miss Annie
f ,. AFTER music and games. under the
direction of Master Jerome Burke. the
merry party Of fifteen little folks marched
to the dining room, where the table was
beautifully decorated with roses and
bountifully served Among the many
beautiful presents was fine piano, the gift
of her parents.
A. F. Modem and family have moved from
1905 Rhode Island avenue to 1879 Park
street, Mount Pleasant, and will be pleas ed
to see their friends at their new home
Mr.. Irwin B. Linton and daughter Miss
Mabel c. Linton, have returned from a visit
to the great exposition at st. Louis They
were accompanied by Mrs. Anna NJ Wake
ling of HagerStown. Md.
Yesterday at noon. at the home of the
brides daughter Mrs H. B. Nesbit, DR..
Frankl1n Ives of Long Beach. Cal, and
Mrs. Jessie H. Moorhead, widow of Rev.
w. w. Moorhead were married by Rev. DR.
Radcliffe in the presence of a family
party DR.. and Mrs. Ives left during the
Mrs. George Sheras jr of this city was
the guest of honor last week at an after
noon bridge party given by Mrs. Albert IT
Childs of Pittsburg.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Caldwell
Mohler and Dr. Edward Allen Pease of
Boston. Mass, will take place Saturday.
November II, with Miss Hester Singer Of
Pennsylvania as one of the attendants
Miss Althea Mohler will be her sisters
Tindle, the latter nee Knox. have returned
from their bridal trip to Pittsburg to be
present at the wedding.
The sixty-couple cotillion will be given
Wednesday. December 81, at Masonic Hall
The committee in charge consists Of Mrs.
c. H. Campbell, Mrs. John Poor. Miss Myer,
Miss Kellogg and Miss Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Joy Edison have sent
out cards for the marriage of their daugh-
Ter, EllZdDetH LOSOn, 10 MT. FREDERICK
Eichelberger, Wednesday, November %, at
s pm, at New Church. 10th and Corcoran
streets.
Mrs. Max Cohen of 1715 N street has as
her guest Miss Emma Jacobson of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. At home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs William S. Selby of 3O14
o street northwest will be pleased to see
their friends informally on Wednesday
evening. November 8, from to 10. to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lodge Selby. No
cards.
Mr. Augustus Smith has taken the cot
tage belonging to Mrs. X. Sargent Olds at
Woodside, Montgomery county, Md Mrs
Olds is with her daughter Mrs. S. NJ HAM
ilton, on University Heights, D. c.
Mrs. VIM. Powell, widow of Col Powell
of the 9th Infantry, and her daughter, Mrs
Thorn, 1921 Baltimore street. Washington
Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. James McKesson Bower the
latter formerly Mrs Elise Sousa Bernays
of Grand Island, Neb., are the guests Of
Mrs A. C. Varella of Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Dwight Wilcox of this city is now
in Cincinnati visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs H. Lawson. Mr.. and Mrs Wilcox will
winter in Florida.
Last Thursday morning at st. Mary's
Church the pastor, Rev. FIR. Currier, as
cd Inv no 7 I