Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MR.. EICKLING AND MISS PRYOR
MARRIED LAST NIGHT.
Pretty Ceremony at Which Relatives
and Personal Friends Assisted
Personal Notes.

Last night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Archibald Campbell Pryor their
daughter, Miss Frances Fitzgerald Pryor.
became the wife of Mr.. William Webb
Tickling. son of the late Charles Tickling
of this city. Rev. c. Ernest Smith per-
formed the ceremony, at which only
company limited to relatives and close
friends were present. Green vines and
and white blossoms gave a cool and pretty
touch to the decorations and conferred about
| the improvsed chancel. Mr.. Irving Flick
ling was best man, and Mrs. Gibbs Lati-
| mer Gibbs was her sisters attendant. The
latter wore white chiffon and carried pink
sweet peas, and the bride was in embroid-
| cred white crepe and a tulle veil held by
| orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of
white sweet peas. After a visit to New
York the newly married couple will return
here to make their home for the present
| with the brides parents.
The Peruvian minister, Mr.. Calderon,
with his wife and daughters. sail shortly
| to spend four months in Europe. They
have been lately entertaining friends from
Buenos Ayres, who are in this country for
a sightseeing tour, and are on their way to
| st. Louis.
Mr. Charles E. Nyman and family are at
Wiehle Va, for the summer.
Mrs. Armstrong, wife of Assistant Secre-
| tary of the Treasury Armstrong, is at the
Maplewood, Maplewood. N. H, for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. F. NJ. Charles has gone to Atlantic
City to join her daughters for the season.
The marriage of Miss n Lucy Moore and
MI. Samuel A. Hefft took place at the
home of the brides mother Mrs Frances
Moore, 524 LIST street northwest Saturday
evening. July 2. at 8 o'clock. The bride
was handsomely attired in white silk and
carried bride roses. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. S. c. Ball Among those
| present were the following: Misses Bessie,
Margaret and Hattie Moore. sisters of the
bride; Mrs. David Streeks and family Mrs
John T. Howarth, Mrs Charles RurIin-
game Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hayden and son. Mrs.
Mlilard Dennison and daughter of Rose
croft; Nd: Mrs Ella Schmidt. Misses Do
ma E. and Clara Virginia Baden. Miss Rose
Mcfarland. Mrs Lynn and daughter Mr..
ana MRS Cummings. Miss Hattie Ogden.
MISS Florence Darlington, Miss Elizabeth
A a and Miss M. Nelson. and Mr.
Jacob Karr. Mr.. A. P. Adams. Mr.. E. p.
hughes. Mr.. Richard Dement,, Mr.. Aouilla
d Baden and Mr.. G. c. Payne of New
YORK city. Mr.. and Mrs. Hefft are at home
70 their friends at 524 LIST street northwest:
Miss Dorothy Kalb of @ street gave n
party last evening in honor of her guest
n Mss heien Foreman of Waynesboro. Pa
evening: Miss Helen Foreman won the
nrst prize, and Miss Ruth Helff won the
Dooby prize. Refreshments were served in
the garden, which was beautifully deco
rated with japanese lanterns Among
those present were Misses Foreman. HeIff
Gore Noack and kalb. and Messrs. Ong
rates, Cox, Pipes and Brandenburg
MI and Mrs. n. Louis Began and their
daughter Dorothy are at Wiehle, Va, for
the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Belt have returned
from visit to the worlds fair, and Mrs
Belt and the rest of the family have gone
10 their summer home in Frederick county
Nd. ''''
The Sophomore Club of the Technical
High School spent the day and evening of
the Fourth at the home of one of its mem
bers, Miss Charlene Browne Takoma Park
ID. G.. The usual Fourth of july snorts
were INDUCED in during the day. In the
evening after short meeting of the club
dancing was enjoyed. Those present were
Misses Phoebe Gillian. Mary Lawton. Au-
rora Hodges, Gladys Mccarthy. Esther
Lawton. Louise Follmer and Charlene
Browne, and Messrs. Tom Garner. Lucian
Garner, Clyde Garrett. Harry Myers
Power Gillian, O. H. P. Scott Richard NC
Mahon and Noble D. Larner