Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF GRANDDAUGHTER
OF GEN. GRANT.
Other Recent Matrimonial Events and
Some Coming-Personal
Notes.

Notes.
Miss Miriam Grant, daughter of u S.
Grant of San Diego. Cal and granddaugh-
ter of the late President u. S. Grant was
married in Grace Church, New York, yes
| terday to Lieutenant Ulysses S. Macy,
U. S. N. Rev. Charles T. Walkeley was
the officiating clergyman. Lieutenant
Macy is native of Laclede, Mo-, where his
father is a banker He is attached to the
U. S. S. Franklin, and the future home of
the couple will be at the naval station in
Norfolk. Va. The bride did not want a
public wedding, and therefore only desired
the presence of her relatives, all of whom
residing in this part of the country were
present
This evening at the Metropolitan Presby-
| terrain Church Miss Anna Frances Tuthill
and DR.. Edgar p. Copeland will be married.
Messrs. Alfred, Arthur and Theron Cope
land, Or. Charles Beall, DR.. Lewis Riggles
and Mr.. Melville Benjamin will be ushers.
Mrs. F. B. Jaqua of Portland Ind. will at
| tend her sister, and Mr. Charles Holmes
| will be best man. A small reception will
follow the ceremony.
The Austrian ambassador, now on visit
! to the worlds fair, was given large dim
| ner last Friday night by the commissioner
y,
| notables to meet him. The Portuguese
| minister and Mr. Jules Boeufve were best
| known here among the guests. Baroness
| Hengelmuller is also in st. Louis.
Misses Eta and Nellie Stone, daughters
| of Capt Israel w. Stone, are at st. Louis,
! Mo-, for a two weeks visit to the world s
| fair.
| Mrs P X Gordon and Miss Cornelia d.
Gordon daughter of Gen. d. S. Gordon,
| WI n her brother, +. Il.
Gordon, San Francisco, Cal, are in Wash
! ington. at 2o31 o street northwest
! MI and .Mrs. Owen T. Reeves. jr, the lat
| ter formerly Miss Lillian f. HELEN are IN
! Syracuse, n. Y.
| Capt and Mrs Edwin NJ. Truell have gone
to ST Louis to spend two weeks at the ex-
| position.
| Mrs Charles Herbert Prescott has re-
turned from a three weeks trip to st. Louis,
| Chicago and Pittsburg.
Mrs Charles Hamilton Fred has returned
| from a visit to ST. Louis, where she went
as delegate TO the L. d. c. convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page are
at Virginia Hot Springs after their summer
on the Maine coast, and with them are Miss
Marlboro street, whose brother Mr.. Thos.
p. Lindsay. is to marry Miss Field in jan
uary.
Secretary Morton. Mrs. Morton and Miss
Pauline Morton installed themselves in
their new residence, 1912 X street north
west, this morning, and are now prepared
for the coming social season.
Mr.. Henry B. Polkinhorn and wife have
returned from an extended trip in the
northwest and southern California. Mr.
Polkinhorn stopped at the Catalina Islands
of the Pacific and had fine fishing while
shark and several yellow-tail fish weighing
from thirty-five to forty pounds. He gives
a glowing account of his trip out in the
in the glass-bottom boats, which, he says,
are wonderful. 49,
Gen. and Mrs. Dudley have gone to New
York to meet their daughter Edith. Miss
Edith has been student in the Scharwenk
Conservatory Of Music, Berlin.
Mr. and Mrs H c. Lehman announce
the marriage of their daughter Jeanette
Louise to Mr.. James D. Miller, Wednesday,
October %, 1904.
Mrs. ]. D. Adams and her son Maxwell Of
Salt Lake City, Utah, are visiting the
brother of the former, Mr.. John H. Rein
burg, 524 22d street northwest.
Mrs. Jordan of Georgia, whose engage
ment to Senior Don Luis F. Corea, the
Nicaraguan minister, has been announced
from Paris, was Miss llah Dunlap OF Ma
con before she married the late Col. Lee
Jordan, one of the richest planters in the
south. She was regarded as one of the
most beautiful women in Georgia and was
popular in society in her native state and
in New York, as well as in European cap
itals. Her husband left her an estate
valued at upward of a million dollars.
Senior Corea's attentions to the widow have
been so marked the past year that the news
of their approaching marriage has occa-
stoned but little surprise. Early in the
autumn he sailed for Europe on the same
ship on which the fair widow was a pas
senger. The wedding will take place No
vember l at the Dunlap home in Macon.
The purpose of the present visit of Mrs.
Jordan in Paris was to secure her trous-
seau. She has finished this important task
and leaves for her Georgia home this week
to prepare for the wedding.
Miss Eleanor Sherman Fitch of Pittsburg
has returned from West Point. where she
was the guest of Mrs. Reber, daughter OF
Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Dr. and Mrs. George w. N. Gusts have
returned to their home on Capitol Hill after
a prolonged absence.
The engagement is announced of Mrs.
Laura D. Sechrist and Mr. B. B. French
Harris The wedding will take place in
the early part of December.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the