Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23


bishop of Washington of Mrs Satterlee
during their stay here, will be given a
luncheon by their hosts tomorrow.
The Japanese minister will entertain at
dinner tonight in honor of Mr.. Durham
| White Stevens, counsellor of the lega-
ton, who will soon leave the capital for
his new post at Korea.
| Lord Yarmouth has sailed from Eng
land to join the countess, formerly Miss
| Thaw of Pittsburg, and to accompany
her back to his country.
| Debutantes will soon begin to make
their bows in Baltimore. Miss Grace
Tuck will be presented at a dance at the
Green Spring Valley Kennels October 3.
Miss Ruth Snyder daughter of Mrs
Thomas Alexander Reilly. and Count de
| Bonchgrade d'Altena of Brussels were
married yesterday morning in the sa-
| cristy of st. Patritks Roman Catholic
| Church The wedding, although of inter-
| national Importance, was remarkable for
| Its freedom from all ostentation, only
/ twelve persons being present at the cere-
| mony. The bride was escorted by her
stepfather, but was otherwise unattended.
Baron Moncheur, Belgium minister at
Washington, was the official representa-
tive of King Leopold. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William Kieren.
The guests at the wedding breakfast
were Baron and Baroness Moncheur and
Baron Won SWinderin, from the Belgian
legation in Washington; the American
ambassador to Germany and Mrs. Charlie
magne Tower, the American minister to
Belgium and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs Reynolds Hit of the Amer
lean embassy in Berlin, P. j. Ryan arch
bishop of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs Rob-
ert Janney, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Putnam,
the Misses Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
jennings, Miss Curtis Mrc
thompson of New York; Mr. Joy Ridg-
way Reilly and Mrs. A. w. p Buchanan
OF Montreal The bride received many
handsome presents and she wore the ia
nous family jewels, which were sent to
her by the counts mother the Countess
DoWager de Bonchgrade. They are emer-
aus ana diamonds of great value, pre-
scented to the bridegroom's mother on her
wedding day, fifty years ago. After their
honeymoon the couple will return to Phil
adeiphia for a short time before sailing
Tor Europe in October. They will live in
Brussels. "
Mr. and Mrs Alfred T. Gage will be To-
GATED at 9SS French street northwest dur
ing the coming winter.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Greene of
calvary Baptist Church have just returned
from their summer home in Troy VT
Miss Tallulah Baker of 1910 @ street re-
turned last week from a two months trim
70 81. LOUIS and Denver, and left yesterday
Tor short stay with friends in Richmond.
Va. "
Rev David Fitzgerald of Penacook N.
H., ana Rev. Andrew Fitzgerald of AIRING
ton, Mass, are visiting their cousins. the
Misses Brown, 34th and streets,
me marriage of Miss Lola Perkins of
Anacostia and Mr.. David Thomas of this
CITY occurred Wednesday evening at
O'Clock at the parsonage of the Anacostja
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Jackson
Of of The o rev. Charles Q; Isaac, the pastor
klns and Mr.. Samuel Moss were the coun1e,s
attehoants Immediately after the GER
emory Mr. and Mrs. Thomas left to take nm
their residence at their future home an ~
street southeast iS vi II
MISS Sadie B. Dean of Oxon Hill Prince
ens ~ county, Nd, and Mr.. Harry Bey-
ans OF Anacostia were married Wednes6a,
evening at $50 o'clock at the narsona1e ~
me Ihe Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Cbnrcb
chnro, mares y. Isaac. the pastor of the |
enurch, oihciating. Mr.. and Mrs Revans
nave taken up their residence in Anacostia
"A, Mrs. Frank w. Hackett, who has nassed |
the summer at York Harbor Maino Ha
Tor Boulogne in the Noordam On r sai,eu
last. MRS. Hacketts health will ren,,ira
ionS stay abroad, and she will not ~
ne, ne. nome IN Washington this coming win
MIS-. william r. Roberts, wife of +ho
nc " OF Atlantic Highlands. N T VIC i
nar i 11 guest OF Mrs. William n. Scrib.
iiei' Ito Il street northeast. '1'
Mrs W. s. Lackey, 1928 Massaoh,so.+.
sbe r'l,1, mas left for the Adirondacks Wbera
chusetts. Dou'"eii OF Massa-
:, MI. ana Mrs. B. Crittenden Han .,a
friends eseo TO see their
Miss Lillian c. Love. who hoe ho.
lts MRS; Il. Wallace of 800 West 1otb
s,nreet. New York. city, has retnrna, 'otn
iourn i,l t1n adter most delightful So
Mr.; and Mrs. Edwin ]. Rindle and family
to tn1 I'M mi I'LL Emerson F. Prouty have returned
m the Blue Ridge mountains. |A'oii'
= MIS-: Frank B. Jaqua of Portland, Ind is
yIsiaiHg ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Il. Tuthill, 200 A street northeast mh les
she would be pleased to see her friends.
MISS Helene A. Bradshaw, daughter of
MAJ. John j. Bradshaw of St Marv's 60,
y, ND, was married to Col. Otto Lee
W ae ednesday last at noon. The ceremony
brides parents, in st. Mary's countv anS
vas performed by the Rev. MiIIard r
alnnick, rector of Trinity P E. Church of
81: Mary's. Only a few of the intimate
trends OF the families were present Dr |
Martin L. FARRELL of Hartford county. Ma
vas best man, and Miss Susette Broon,e Of
St Mary's presided at the organ
The marriage of Miss Mary T. Turnar of
MS city to Mr.. George E. Plaster ir of |
3luemont Loudoun county, Va, was SOL
mnlzed at noon yesterday at the home of
he brides mother, near Trappe Va. Rev
Gather Tierney of Falls Church performed
he ceremony. Only a few of the friends
Il the contracting parties witnessed fhe |
CEREMONY After an informal recention |
ar and Mrs. Plaster left on a bridal tonr
through the south. They will make their | :
ome near Bluemont The bride is The
laughter of the late Captain Turner
J. S. N. &.
The marriage of Miss Mary Tasket Tur-
Ter of 216S Florida avenue, the daughter of
lrs. Harriet Stoddert Turner, to Mr.
ieorge Emory Plaster of Bluemont Va -.
rev. Father Tierney officiating. took Mace
I the home of her mother at Bluemont
"a, thursday, September D. Only the i'm.
nediate families were present
Marriage Licenses. q
Marriage licenses have been issued 70 tho =