Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-31
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRETTY MARRIAGE OF COUPLE
WELL KNOWN HERE.
Miss Roosevelt Changes Hostess, but
Not Degree of Pleasure-Per-
sonal Notes.

iottc HAL, Mu LOOK place SeSteiuaS a.
noon at the chapel at Charlotte Hall. when
Captain Horace Milton Bell, son of Major
and Mrs. James E Bell of this city, and
Miss Jane Turner Petherbridge, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Gustavus W. Petherbridge
OF that place, were married. The bridal
party entered the church to the strains or
the wedding march played by Miss Anna
Marshall. The interior of the church ana
the chancel where the ceremony was per-
formed were artistically decorated with
golden rod and ferns. and presented very
attractive appearance. The bride was at
tended by Miss Matte Harrison as maid
of honor and three bridesmaids. Miss Ether
Canter, Miss Lucy Clusley and Miss Lillian
Harrison. The groom had as his best man
Captain William b. Martin of the New
Jersey National Guard. Before the arrivai
of the wedding party the ushers, Mr. T.. w.
Petherbridge, brother OF the pflde' Saptal,
j. Harry Bean of the District Natlohai
Guard, and Mr.. Z. L. HARRISON sealeo 'ii0
large gathering.
The bride was handsomely atured IN d
gown of sun-pleated champagne crepe ue
chine, with deep lace collar, ana ca,lieu
large bouquet of bride roses. Inc VI
maids wore white organdie with white salin
trimming while the maid OF honor WAS
attired in white silk null 49,.
After the ceremony wedding preaklase
was served at the residence of the brloe
parents which was attended by the prluai
party and the friends and relatives Oh .lio
contracting parties. The guests at the We
ding ceremony and reception included
large number from Washington ana New
Jersey. The bride received many hanosone
and useful wedding presents, Wmch WEI
displayed in an adjoining room. L ne With
fast room was prettlly oecora'eu vs.
nalms and flowers, where a reception We W.
held Immediately after the arrIVal " 60, ~,
bridal party from the church Later oa tr;n
and Mrs Bell left for an EXTENDED ny Wy
through New England. They VIII De a.
home" to their friends after OCTOBER "a
HaskelI N L. where the groom is ensaseu
in business.
Mice Roosevelt will remain the rest OF
her Newport visit with Mr. ana Mr.. -.
Newbold, to whose home she weilt Ella
dav from the Cornelius Vanderbilt villa
Nsxt week she will be beck at oyster Day
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh are now
on their way east after r m9n'n snr,ngs,
where thew were royalty entertained, anu ~.
turn repaid all their social ophgatlohs ,i,,a
handsomely. They VII! speHu Snfora 70
at Saratoga and northern resorts pelpie
tnrnine to New York and Washington.
Mai and Mrs. George Dunn III spena
six weeks on an eastern Trip Ae'
been in Denver lately.
Mrs Gardiner Hubbard will give .
o'clock reception at her supulpan p ~.
w ;,t,
International geographic congress wni 81,
viii open its eighth annual session mere o''
the following day.
NJ, custav Norman and her son,
rtarIae n Mormann of Mormanns Heights,
Baltimore Md, are the guests VI Hs
dauehter Mrs George Baker Oh rloiiua
avenue northeast.
Forest Glen, Md. was the scene Ias1 e' =.
ing of a childrens party, given a. ~
M Wrights by Miss Florence Johtsol s
Washington to a large circle Oh llieLus s
the dining room was tastefuliy arranged,
and all kinds of games were provideo iol
the amusement of the children. Dancing
was also enjoyed during the evening re
frasbments were served. The donkey prize
was awarded to Miss Marjorie Mertz MISS
Helen Stewart was voted the girls prize
and Mr.. NJ. E. Hollander the ooys p,l S
for being the best costumed boy ana
girl" respectively. Among those pres
ent were Misses Bessie Beneolct He!ah
stewart Frances Burket, Florence Llttie,
Marjorie Mertz, Augusta Clark, Josephine
stewart Katherine Wright, Abbie wright,
Hattie Thompson, Florence Scudder. Alme-
ria Van Week, Ruth Benedict, Diopies'
Jean Johnson, Florence Johnson ana MIS-;
]. B. Benedict and Mrs. G. H. Wright. ana
Messrs Charles B. Cheyney, James Bene-
dict, Charles Benedict, Louis Scudder, MOT
timer Clark, Harvey Cassidy, Miller CAS-
sidy. Harry Kirby, Arthur Hou H haadis
Houghton, Ray Thompson, Cook, Donald
Stewart Ross Johnson, Van Wright, Fred
Wright, DR.. G. H. Wright and NJ E. Hoi-
lander.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fidler,
at Sligo, Md, the scene of happy
gathering on the night of August ~. the
occasio being the birthday OF their daugh.
fer MYRTLE A pleasant evening was spent
in PLAYING games, etc, after which the
Young people were invited TO the dining
room, where bountiful repast was served.
Among those present were the Misses
Brownie JOrdOn, Bette
Harmon, Bertha King, Bessie Maus, Maize.
Gertrude and Clara Fielder, Gertrude Mar
low, Florence Graeves, Netue Gill, Maude
and Myrtle Fidler, and Messrs: George
King, Walter NARROW, Milton Fidler. Wal
ter Gill, Albert Voigt, VIM. Fidler, Morris
Sebastion, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fidler, Mr..
c. R. Jordon, Mr.. L. Gill and Mr.. Thomp-
son.
Mr. and Mrs B. H. Warner. Miss Warner
and Miss Mary Warner are at the Hotel
Engleside Beach Haven, N. j. Mrs. b. II.
Warner returned to kenSington today.
Mrs. E. E. Helm and son departed today
for ST. Louis to spend a few weeks visiting
the exposition
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ridgely of 1917 9th street
northwest have returned from Colonial
Beach.
DIR. and Mrs. William L. Robins have re-
turned to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. William ]. Oates, having
spent two weeks at Norfolk and Virginia
Beach have returned to the city, and VIII
extend their vacation further by spending
a few weeks near Paeonfan Springs, va
They will return about September 70.
DR.. Fred. w. Didier and family are stay
ing at Fairbanks, Tilghman's Island, Md.
Miss Lottie Bailey of Washington. ac-
companied by Mrs Nowls and daughter
Florence of Alexandria, have gone to
Chesapeake Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Benson Hayes of 81 4th
street northwest at the Hotel Beau
mont Atlantic City, for two weeks, and
will visit friends In Philadelphia before re-
turning to Washington.
Mrs Lillian H. Payne, her little son.
Master Winston D. Payne, and Miss Irene
Williams, who have been spending the past
two weeks the guests of Mrs. Julia c.
Hayes, returned to Richmond, Va, today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Henry will leave
Saturday for Kansas City, where Mr..
Henry will attend the American congress
of the Pharma ceutical Association. They
IN return via ST Louis and Column