Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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| Avenue Christian Church. in the presence
/ Of small company of relatives and
/ friends Of the contracting parties.
The marriage Thursday evening at st.
| Matthews Church Of Miss Margret Hanlin
and Mr.. John Freshman was witnessed py
| a large assemblage Of friends. The ushers
| who seated the guests before taking their
| part in the wedding procession were Messrs
| T. j. ONeil, T. j. Hanlin and ]. ]. OCon-
nor The brides sister, Miss Catrine Han
/ lin, was maid of honor and Mr.. ]. j. OCon-
nor best man. The Misses Mary Canvan
and Theresa Hope were bridesmaids. The
| Rev. Father Buckley performed the GER
| emony. The dress worn by the bride was
of white Irish satin covered with white
| tulle. Her veil was of tulle and her bou-
quet of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore white silk mousse
| line and carried large bunch of lilies OF
| the valley. The bride received many beau
| tiful and valuable presents. A wedding
| supper was served at the home of the
| brides aunt Mrs. Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Freshman left later for New York, and will
| be glad to see their friends at their new
| home in Brookland after May Is.
| Miss Helen Cannon gave a reception yes
terday in honor of the Illinois delegates to
the d. A. r., when she was assisted by
a number of her friends in making the
| stay of her guests the delightful occasion
which an invitation to the home of the
| Speaker always insures.
Among the leading events of the coming
week will be the cabinet dinner at the
home of Seer etary and Mrs Cortelyou in
honor of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt,
which will take place Tuesday evening.
Two large dinners will be given Monday
evening, one at the Chinese legation and
another at the Japanese legation. The
weddings of the week will be interesting
| also, although most of them are arranged
| for home events and limited companies.
Tics 1aA ~.
| Wheeler will be married at the home of
President Gilman of the Carnegie Institute
at noon Tuesday, Other marriages of the
same date will be those of Miss Julia Wag-
gaman and Mr.. Thomas Cusng Daniel and
Miss Mary Wallace De Witt and DR.. Rob-
ert Moore Blanchard U. 8. A.
Mrs. Moore Richardson, who spent the
early spring in Bermuda with her uncle,
Senator Clark, and his family, returned
week ago with her children, having had
most delightful stay.
Secretary Taft expects to meet his wife
| in St Louis when he goes there to attend
| the opening of the exposition. Mrs Taft
has spent the interval since returning from
| the Philippines in southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Droop will not be at
home Monday. April g. 1904 as formerly
stated, but will receive Monday. May 2.
DIR. w. ]. o'Donnen and bride have re-
| turned to Washington from their wedding
| tour. They visited New York. Niagara
| Falls and Quebec, Canada. They have
| taken up their residence at 1874 30th street.
Mrs E. F. Droop and the Misses Droop
| will not be at home again this season owing
| to their early departure for Europe.
delightful musical was given at Guns
| ton last night in the presence of limited
| number of Mrs. Mason's personal acquaint-
| ances and friends and the young ladies in
| the house.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Grange, the latter
! formerly Miss Frances SWEET eldest daugh-
| ter of DR.. Fred K. SWEET of the pension
| office. are living in San Francisco Their
| Nathanial Haycock Of Calais. Me-, passed
| her ninetieth birthday last November, max
| ing five generations in the family. Mrs.
| SWEET is now visiting her daughter, and
Miss Elsa SWEET. who recently returned
! from trip to Honolulu. is at present
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. William
Ware. in southern California.
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Casassa gave a ban
| quet Tuesday last in honor of their daugh-
| ter RachePs twenty-frst birthday Fea-
games, followed by refreshments. Among
| those present were Miss Rita Levy, Miss
Katie Giraci. Miss Clara Berkemer Miss
Rosa Casassa. Miss Gusse Casassa Miss
Victoria Casassa. Mrs. Pastwick Mr. and
Mrs. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Blair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eirnnelli. Mrs. Geraci Mr.. M. Demoni,
Mr.. G. La Barri Mr.. John Casassa. Mr.. j.
| Oppepfer. Mr.. B. Sorders. Mr. Steve Casas-
sa and Mr.. R. Polio of New York.