Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF MISS SIMPSON AND
MIR. CHAPPELL TODAY.
Notes Of Other Weddings, Past and
Prospective-Summ Travel
Plans-NoteS.

An interesting wedding today was that OF
Miss Carol Simpson, daughter OF Col. VIII
| liam A. Simpson, to Mr.. Valentine Chap
pell of New London. Conn. Rev. Father
Buckley of st. Matthews Church per-
| formed the ceremony at the residence OF the
brides grandmother, Mrs. William F1tz-
hugh Lee. the brides brother. Lieut. Will
liam Fitzhugh Lee Simpson. graduate OF
J last week at West Point, escorting his at
| tractive sister to the drawing ROOM Miss
Elizabeth Goodwin was the only attend
| ant, and Mr.. George Chappell was best
man. Owing to a recent family bereave-
| ment only a small gathering of relatives
| and personal friends were present. Col.
| Simpson, father of the BRIDE is in the Phil
| ippnes.
Miss Roosevelt and the rest of the brides
maids at the Robinson Roosevelt wedding
| Saturday wore dresses of white muslin and
| lace and garden hats, trimmed with pink
! tulle, pink bows and roses. Their shower
| bouquets were Of pink roses, and each had
! on a present from the bride-a turquoise
necklace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and fam
| lily have gone to Chicago where the former
! will entertain couple of hundred friends
at dinner this week. While their plans
for the summer are not as yet definitely
| two sailing dates, and after seeing the
worlds fair they are not likely to go to
Europe at all. but to finish the heated term
at Newport. where they both have many
| friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Eckhardt their
Carl will sail for Europe Wednesday, June
| ~. 1904. They will be gone about three
months.
ceremony Saturday for Miss Florence Bar
rett daughter of the late Capt. Gregory
Barrett. U. s. A, to Mr. Eugene Mills of
Elizabeth. N. Y. at the residence Of the
brother-in-law and sister of the bride,
Major and Mrs. Isaac w. Little. The three
| small nieces of the bride, Julia, Ruth and
Mary Little. attended her with Miss Cissell
| as maid of honor.
Miss Louise Prodigy of 1903 90th street has
gone to Amesbury, Mass, to visit friends.
A farewell party was given by Mr..
Mathews Koerner Saturday evening at the
home Of his brother. Mr.. John Koerner, TAI
Bismark street northwest. Mr.. Mathews
Koerner leaves for Europe in a few days.
The evening was pleasantly spent in play
Ing games. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Speckman. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schmidt. Mr..
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Koerner. Mr., and Mrs.
| VIM. Drechsler. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Koerner
Mrs. H. Schrider, Mrs. Reitz, Miss Ida
sss Miss u Gr M. Miss Rak Miss
Blanch Schmidt Miss A. Koerner, Miss
Lena Koerner. Miss Elsie Koerner, Miss
Bertha Koerner. Miss Schnaben. Miss Mary
Munro, Miss Ina Munro, Miss Jessie Munro,
Miss Amelia Hotz, Miss NJ Reitz. Miss o.
Carrier, Miss Katie Schrider, Miss M.
Schrider Miss M, Poole; the Messrs r. Mil
Ter B. Sauers, F. Wieneke. VIM. Wieneke.
E. Kaufman, J. Hummer. ]. Herath, o:
Beuchert, Mr.. koerner, J. Koerner, jr.,
L. Mack, L. Schmidt. Chas. Shead, c.
Koessler H Rothengoss, F: schweitzer. F.
Finke, J. kueffner, F. Seebodes, E. Fow-
Ter, Geo. Hummer, 7. Schnaeble.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Mrs Galbreath and her son, Mr. VIM. Gal
breath. Friday evening at their home, 1927
North Capitol street, by the Ivy Leaf
Pleasure Club. Mrs. Galbreath and her son
returned from New York Thursday, where
they spent several weeks visiting friends.
Many amusing games were played, after
which refreshments were servd. Among
these present were Mrs. Galbreath. Miss
fia Fogle, Miss Lind Schmidt, Miss Emma
Storm. Miss Mary Ball. Miss Nettie Pan
nell: the Messrs. William Gafbreath, Arthur
Galbreath. Frank Yoehl. Walter Harper.
John McLarney, William Fogle, Samuel
Fogle, August Koehler, William Wieneke,
Reginal ia nes, Clay Dooley, William Pal
nler.
A special dispatch to the Philadelphia
Inquirer from Dover, Del, announces the
engagement of Miss Lilias Kenney, only
daughter of former United States Senator
and Mrs. Richard r. kenney, and Lieut.
William G. Tremaine, United States cav
airy. Fort Myer. Owing to Mrs. Kenney's
Ill health the date of the wedding is not
yet settled, but 1t will probably take place
in July.
Miss Frances Warren will be brides
maid in Chicago today for former college
friend.
Miss Katherine Ridgely, who has been in
Springfield visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Cullom, was in Chicago for Derby day.
She Will spend most of the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. w. A. Vincent, at her sum-
mer home in Lake Forest.
Mrs. John D. Jones and Miss Martina
Jones sailed last Thursday for Europe
They have been visiting in Cincinnati late
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard W. Silsby and chill
dren have left the city for a two months
outing In Spottsylvania county, Va.
Miss Emily E. Sauter. having spent the
past year in Montana. has returned by way
of Salt Lake. Colorado Springs and st.
Louis for a short visit to her parents.
Mrs: Stephen Preston. wife of the former
minister from Hayti. is visiting Mrs. 8. s.
Cox, 14OS New Hampshire avenue
Miss Daisy Boone Marshall and Mr. Rob-
ert H. Love Of this city were married at
Christ Church. Alexandria, on June 10. by
the Rev. William ]. Morton.
Mrs. John Joy Edison, jr.. Of this city, has |
been spending a couple of weeks with her |
father and mother Mr.. and Mrs. John G. |
Bennett Of Pittsburg, and has been given |
round Of entertainments by her old friends |
Mrs. Mary McKerichar HALEY and Mrs |
Fall of Rapid City, s. D.. are visiting Mrs. |
Halley's father, Mr.. Alexander McKeri- |
char Of Glenwood. D. c. |
Miss Irene Ethelyn Bane of Washington, |
D. c., and Mr. James William Walker Of |
Coal Center Pa, were quietly married June |
Is at Washington, Pa.