Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-26
THE SOCIAL WORLD


of the brides grandmother. only a family
party was present with the young people
and groomsmen, had the original plans
Tor the event been carried out The
bride who was escorted to the temporary
altar by her father and was attended by
3yeT s.ster. Miss Agnes Waggaman, as
maid OF honor, was beautifully gowned In
white chiffon. made over soft white satin
and profusely trimmed with Alencon lace
q family heirloom. Her veil, of similar
lace was worn with wreath of orange
blossoms, grown in Mr.. Waggamans con-
servatory In the garden of his residence.
Mr.. Brooke Daniel was best man for his
brother. Rev. Father Henry c. Semple of
New York, cousin of the bride, per-
formed the ceremony. assisted by the rec
tor of Holy Trinity Church. Rev. +. X. L.
Mulvaney, s. ]. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel left
town this afternoon for New York and will
sail tomorrow for England. intending to
tour the British isles. They will be back
in July. Among the relatives on for the
wedding. who were house guests, were
Miss Caro- Byard of Germantown, Pa. +;
Miss Emily Semple of Montgomery Ala !;
Mr.. William Burrell of Wilmington. DEL
and Mrs. Eugenia Washington of New
Orleans.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hodges, wife Of Commander
Hodges, photographer to the navy, will
give tea this afternoon from to Z
o'clock for her friend, Mrs. Donald Nc
Lean. This Will be the last of Mrs. Hodges
''at home" for the season.
Mr. George Goebel has announced the
marriage of his daughter Lolita Kathryn to
Mr.. John Bernard Eckenrode of Baltimore
Md. at St. Patricks parsonage. by the Rev.
DIR. Stafford, on April 3d. 1904.
Mrs Catharine " McCauley of Capitol
Hill and her daughter, Miss Nora v. Nc
Cauley, were passengers on the s. s. Minre-
Saturday last. Mrs. McCauley and her
daughter expect to spend four or FIVE
months on the other side. during which time
they will visit France, Germany, England,
Scotland, Italy and Switzerland.
Cards are out for the marriage of Alice
Jean Fryer and Clarence Brazilian Hurry
on Saturday evening. April 80, 1904, at 8
o'clock, at ST. Andrews Church, Washing
ton, d. G.
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd wrightson gave a din
ner last night at the New Willard Hotel in
honor of DR.. Richard Strauss and Madam
Strauss. AIMING the guests were Mr.. VIM.
Knabe, Mr.. Charles Keidel, Mr.. Edward
Droop. Mr.. 8. NJ. Fabian, Miss K. V. Will
son. Miss Mary KimDall. Mr.. Reginald De-
Koven Mr.. Henry Wolfsohn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion NJ Fowler of 223 E
street northeast last Thursday celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their mar
riage by a reception. Among those in
attendance were Mrs. s.. Fowler and
daughters Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Augusterfer,
Edward Colburn. Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
Herbert Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Cole Mr. and
Mrs s. Hildar Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fowl
err Mrs. Flood and son. Mrs Hunnicutt,
Mrs Ogden Mrs. Woodward, Dr. Francis,
Misses E. B. Bridwell Marion A Fowler
and Carrie Hutchinson, Messrs Frank A
Hutchinson and Charles r. Burhans and
Masters Edward and George Fowler.
The engagement is announced in New
York today of Mrs. Lou Bell Copenhagen
OF that city to Mr.. George Bruce-Webster.
Mrs Copenhagen is the widow Of John III.
Copenhagen of Boston. She Is the only
daughter of Judge and Mrs. James H. Em-
bry of this city. Mr.. Bruce-Webster Is a
Scotchman. who has lived for some years
in this city. He is well known in banking
circles and is member of the Calumet
Club.
The wedding probably will take place
very quietly in June.
Miss Katherine Kammeser Bernabo Of
Brentwood Md, and Mr. w. Clemenence
Raybold of Riverside, Md. were married
Sunday last at the parsonage of st. Mary's
Church, this city, by Rev. Father Charles
-Trinkaus. -.
A dinner WAS given at the Hotel Bar
ton last night by the Washington
ston Alumni Association Of the Delta Tau
rDelta fraternity and the active chapter of
the order In Columbian University. The
following are among the members of the
fraternity In Washington: Senator Albert
]. Hopkins. Representatives Washington
Gardiner and Champ Clark. Major 1. w.
Butt, U. s. A; DR.. c. H. Stearns. T. Way
land Vaughn. Joseph s. Chamberlain. W.
F. Teele. P. c. Adams, w. S. Couch. w. d.
Groesbeck, L. c.. Stockton, H. P. Machler,
Charles E. Common. H. B. Nesbit, Sam T.
Klawans. ]. L. Suter, Bruce Atkinson
Frank w. Moore. Frank 8. Hemmick Ly-
man L. Pierce, Oliver p Jones. A. Bruce
Bielaski. Charles 8. Smith. Lee F. Warner
(lyda w KallV q w FqirhaDk In
R. Raley.
Wednesday. April 20. at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs M. H. Sullivan, Miss
Hattie J; Sullivan became the wife of Mr..
J. C.. Stein.
Owing to the recent death of the brides
rather the ceremony was private. The Rev.
=. A. Mcneil officiated. Mrs. Raymond
'krahling, who was the brides only attend
ant, wore gray wolfe and taffeta and car
ried pink roses. The bride wore blue peau
de cygne and rose point lace and carried
white roses with streamers of white.
reception and wedding breakfast fol-
lowed the ceremony, when a few personal
friends Joined the bridal party They were
the recipients of many beautiful and yalu-
able presents. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Stein
left for Atlantic city, and after May
they will be at home to their friends at the
home of the groom's parents, on 9Th street.
Rev. Osgood Eaton Herrick. d. D.. U. s.
A.. retired and wife are at the Ebbitt
House.
The Japanese minister entertained a din
ner company last night in honor of Baron
Matsudira. vice president of the Japanese
commission at St. Louis. The additional
guests were the British ambassador. JUS
tice Peckham, Justice Brown. Senator Gull
lom, Gen.. Chaffee, Assistant Secretary
Loomis. Representative Dinsmore, Repre-
sentative Hit. the minister from Switzer-
land. the Argentine minister. Mr. Secken-
dorn, Mr.. Wauter5 of the Belgian lega
ton, w. w. Rockhill. Mr. Loeb. Mr.. s. IN.
Kaufman, N. G. Bennett, Mr. Ye Am
Aewaki. with Mr.. Hio<i. Mr.. Hanihara, Mr..
Akatsuka and Durham White Stevens ali
OF the Japanese legation. Mr. Takahira
Will give another dinner May o.
Mrs. John L. Writ, Mrs. Barker and Mrs.
Coleman of 1423 Rhode Island avenue will
not be at home tomorrow.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry P Slaughter
and Miss Ella NJ Russell will take place at
st. Luke's p. f. Church next Wednesday
evening, April q, at o'clock
Rev. DIR. Hamlin gave a luncheon TODAY
of MI