Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE JAPANESE MINISTER VEL
COMES A NOTABLE COMPANY.
Recent Weddings Here and Elsewhere
Interesting Personal
l.: Notes.

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| The japanese minister was host last night
at an elegant reception. when nearly a
| hundred Official and resident notabilities
were his guests.
| Miss Bertha M. Bailey, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. John Bailey Of Alexandria,
was last night married to Mr.. George M.
Bell, an employe of the B. and o. railway
in this city, at the home Of the brides
| parents. at 316 South Lee street, Alex
| andria- Rev. Mr.. Ray of the First Bap-
| fist Church performed the ceremony. The
| bride was attended by Miss Laura A. Bal
| ley, her sister, and Ode Bell, a brother of
| the groom, was the best man. The cere-
| mony was followed by a reception, and
| guests from this city, Baltimore, Phila-
| delphia and elsewhere were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Bell will make Alexandria their
home.
Miss Rosemary Sartoris, who, with her
| mother, Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris, has
taken great pleasure in st. Louis society
the past season, wore recently to an en-
tertainment in that city a black velvet
| princess dress with fall Of lace around
| the low-necked corsage.
Mr.. Harry C. James of Topeka, Kan,
| and Miss S. Bessie DuLaney of this city
were quietly married at the home of the
brides brother. Mr.. c. s. DuLaney, No.
Saturday afternoon, April 0. Rev. Jas. H.
DuLaney, father of the bride, off1ciated.
They will make their home in Kansas.
| The bride was gowned in pale blue silk,
with applique and chiffon trimmings. The
| guests present were Mrs. +. H. DuLaney,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. DuLaney, Mrs A. Jen-
k1ns, Misses ElinOr Scaggs, Mamie, Lucy
and Verena DuLaney, Messrs. Wyatt
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and Philips DuLaney.
Miss Amanda J. Armstead and Maj Hem
~ Hunt Ludlow, ordnance department., u.
8. A, will be married at the residence of
the bride in Philadelphia Thursday. The
best man will be Brig. Gen. William Gro
zier, chief of ordnance. and a classmate
| of Maj. Ludlow at the Military Academy,
both of them having graduated in the class
| of 1876
Miss Blanche shellenberger Of this city
| Will act as maid of honor. Owing to re-
cent bereavements, only the immediate rela-
| tives and few personal friends will be
| present Major Ludlow is at present mill
| tary instructor at the Agricultural College
at Oktibbe. Miss, but previously served for
! two years in the Philippines, where he met
| his future wife, then chief nurse in the
second reserve hospital at Manila.
His bride-to-be was educated in this city
and after graduating as nurse served
| at BlOckley. When the Spanish war broke
out she served on the hospital ship Relief
and later went to the Philippines on the
| same vessel.
Miss Armstead speaks Spanish fuently
| and understands the Philippine dialects.
| Governor Taft, now Secretary of War; was
| one of her patients while in the Philippines.
! On Miss Armstead's return from the far
east she was stationed for fourteen months
| at Angel Island where she taught elemen-
| tary nursing. Here she met Maj. Ludlow
| again and their engagement was announced.
Nv Nd Mro NJ -
N. j., are spending couple of weeks Of
| their wedding trip with friends in this
| city at 17OS 10th street. and will later go
| to Old Point Comfort.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Mr. Vincent de Paul Simonton and Miss
Dora A. Young. Thursday, April T. at the
Cathedral in Baltimore. Owing to recent
death in the brides family only relatives
were present at the marriage. At home
after May at 2JO7 NJ street northwest.
Col. and Mrs. James Morrison. who have
spent the winter usual in Florida, have
returned to their home in this city 1928
Roanoke street. The past winter Col Nor
fson bought a place at West Palm Beach
and has other property on the west coast
of that state. but the West Palm Beach
place will be their home again next sea-
son.
At Trinity Episcopal Church Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Albert A. Burroughs and
Miss Lola R. Wood were married by the
Rev. Richard P. Williams in the presence
OF near relatives. After the ceremony an
elaborate dinner was given a the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Wood Of Capitol
Hill, parents of the bride. and in the even
Ing social and musical entertainment
after which the bride and groom left on
their wedding tour.
Mrs. La Tourrette, 1717 Corcoran street,
mas as her guest her granddaughter Miss
nf TO-
ry Cavenaugh, U. s. A, retired.
Mrs. J.. I. Bradley of Syracuse, N. Y, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Joseph N. Whit
ney, at 1919 18th street.
The Washington Auxiliary will meet the
new president of the National Indian Asso-
ella ton, Mrs. Wilbur Wakeman of New
York city, and Mrs. Quenton, the vice presi-
dent, of Philadelphia, on Wednesday, April
Is, from to q, at the residence of Mrs.
M. E. c. Wilbur, 1719 18th street north
west.
Mrs. M. E. Gheen has sent out cards for
the marriage of her daughter Bessie to Mr.
| Harry Caldwell of this city. The wedding
! will take place at o'clock on Thursday
| afternoon, April II, at the McKendree NJ
e. Church. where the young couple are ac-
| tive workers.
Mrs. p. L. McKinnie, who has been visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. D. l.. Burnett LIE Droit
Park, returned to her home in Evanston,
| Ill. today.
large number of children attended the
| delightful birthday party given by Mr.. and
| Mrs. P. F. OConnor in honor of their son,
James Louis. second anniversary Sunday
| evening, April 10, from to 6, at their
| home, 817 D street northwest After games
| refreshments were served in the dining
| room, which was decorated with palms and
flowers Among the guests were the children
| of Messrs. Hartman, Goldbere Yudele-
witch. Sporting, Michaelson, Wilson, Pas
| ternack, Pleitner, Goldstein, O'Connor, Sill
yer. Freeman, Myberg, and Miss Bertha
| Spar, Miss Nellie Horigan, Misses Maud
| and Pearl Teeple, Miss Annie Hogan. Miss
| Estelle Sporting, Miss Estelle Yudelevitch
A recent event in Pittsburg. which is of
great interest in this city, where the mother
| Of the bride formerly resided is thus de-
scribed in the Bulletin of that city:
There have been no prettier home we'd
dings of this or any other season in Pittsburg
| tnan that on Wednesday evening of Miss
| Olivia Magruder Wolfe, daughter of Mrs
Maria Magruder Wolfe of Alder street. east
| end, to Mr.. Frederick Nash Kollock. jr., of
| this city, but member of North Carolina
| family and a former resident of that state.
| The marriage ceremony was so.emized
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