Evening star., 1905-10-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A WORD OF THE BRIDES AND
aRooMs THIS WEEK.
A Christening Party at the Cogan
Home-Timely Personal
Notes.

IHe WeuulngS arranged 1or this week
are interesting in point of numbers
and In all the circumstances connected
| with them. The marriage of Miss Olive
Van Patten and Lieut. Thomas C. Mus
grave this evening will be followed by
| a small reception at the home of the
parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
| T. Dodge.
Miss Bessie Winona Orchard and Mr.
| Harry Clyde Douglas will be married to-
| morrow at the residence of the parents of
| the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Orchard
| The weddings of Wednesday include those
| of Miss Antoinette Eberly and Mr.. Harry
X. Boss at Calvary Baptist Church, fol-
| lowed by a small reception at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Eberly; Miss Edith
/ Rice and Mr.. William w. Hanley at Dunn
| barton Church, a reception to follow: Miss
Mary Kimball and Mr.. Howard NJ. Kutchin,
| a home event with only relatives of the
contracting parties present. Miss Louise NJ
| Billingsley and Mr.. Paul Whitney Fish
| baugh, and Miss Helen Browne and Mr.
John Fletcher Conner. The bridal attend
place at Foundry M. E. Church at pm,
| Will include ushers, Mr.. T. Woodward
| Ira1nor, Chester. Pa; Mr.. John Barr,
birmingham, Ala; Col Henry Shorter.
| Eufaula, Ala; Mr.. James Hogan, Torring-
| ton, Conn; Mr. Moulton Smith, Birming-
ham, Ala. Mr.. Williamd Wisner. Memphis,
Tenn; Mr.. Robert Johnston, Birmingham
/ Ala; and Messrs. Evans Browne, Alexan-
| der Britton Browne and Adds J. Browne
| brothers of the bride. The bride will be
attended by Mrs. J. Mcdonald Conner of
Conner. Ala, as matron of honor; Miss
| Mary c. Enochs of Jackson, Miss, maid of
| honor; little Miss Mary Browne, her sister,
| as flower girl and the following brides
| maids: Miss Eva Conner. Birmingham, Ala,
| Reading, Pa; Miss Marie Mast of Cincin-
natl; Miss Katharine Clayton of Annapolis.
| Md, and Miss Louise Harrison, Miss Mary
| Dove, Miss Flora Britton and Miss Ruth
| Browne, a cousin, all of this city. Mr.. j.
/ Mcdonald Conner, brother of the BRIDE
groom, will be best man. The couple will
| be at home after October Is at Conner, Ala.
| Another Wednesday wedding will be that
| of Miss Mabel Clare Money and Dr. Will
| liam w. Kitchen of Buffalo at the Church
1 of the Covenant at g o'clock. Senator and
| Mrs Money had many pleasant answers to
| queries about the south when they were
| in Philadelphia last week. They know some
| thing Of the yellow fever, too, since their
| son and his wife and children each have
| had mild attack of the scourge, but are
| happily fully recovered. The fever, how
| ever, has separated the, family and made
Washington wedding necessary when an
! oid-fashioned southern celebration of the
| happy day had been planned for their
| home in Mississippi.
| Another wedding with large bridal party
will be Thursday evening at the Pro-Ca-
| thedral Church of the Ascension, when
| Miss Genevive Castleman Holtzman will
| be the bride and Mr. Charles Worren Hend-
| ley the groom. Miss Florence Hoffman
| will be Miss Mary Gunsaulus, daughter
of Dr. Frank Gunsaulus of Chicago; Miss
| Helen Nicholson of Altoona, Pa; Miss
Nancy Wilson of Louisville, KY; Miss
Mabel Hood, daughter of Gen. Hood Miss
| Edna Spedden and Miss Edith Stevens, all
| of Baltimore. The best man will be Mr..
| j. Stuart Frame of Baltimore, and the
| ushers will be Mr.. Paul Frame, Mr.. Will
l iiay, na1a Mr. yQa1f Dot a,I
Mr.. Eugene Norton, all of Baltimore; Mr..
| John NJ. Randel of Waterloo, N. Y, and
| Mr.. Harry Wolford Ches!ey of this city.
| Mrs. Metcalf, wife of the Secretary of
| Commerce and Labor. and Miss Nellie
| Chabot were the complimented guests at
an elaborate luncheon given by Mrs. Philip
| E. Bowles before their departure from Cal
| ifornia. The affair took place at the Clare
| mont Country Club. The decorations were
| pink and white azaleas. Afterward an hour
| or two was devoted to the ever-popular
| bridge. Miss Chabot will spend most of
| the coming season here.
A pleasing social was held by the High
view Pleasure Club at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Eberly at Highview Inn, on
| Monday evening, September 25, the oc-
| casion being in honor of the oldest mem
| ber. An time supper was provided, fol-
lowed by refreshments, and was followed by
music, song and dancing. The following
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eberly,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells, Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. Brecht, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bennett
Mrs. M. Armstrong and Misses Emma
Wells Agnes Stewart Irene Brown Carrie
and Ella Lawrenceson and Messrs Keafer,
Plant, Davis, Kelly. Brecht and Arbaugh.
| Miss Dorothy Whitney, daughter of the
late w. C. Whitney will make her debut
| in society this winter, and entertainments
will be given for her by her sister-in-law,
| Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, and by Mrs.
Vanderbilt whose daughter, Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt, is her most intimate friend.
Miss Whitney returned last week with her
brother, Mr.. Harry Payne Whitney, and
| family, from Europe. Miss Whitney's Eas-
| ter Monday christening party was one of
| the prettiest events that marked the resi-
denee here of her parents during the first
Cleveland administration.
Mr.. Walter Townley, the newly appointed
| secretary of the British embassy, is trav-
| cling In British Columbia with his wife,
| Lady Susan Townley
masquerade ball was given by the
| members of the Unique Pleasure Club We'd
nesday evening September 81 at the home
| Of Miss Anna Kelley 82S 7th street north
| east, which proved to be the most success
| full of their many pleasure gatherings. MIL
| sic, both vocal and instrumental was rem
dered by Mr., Chas. Ricketts,, ]. Arthur Trul-
mel, VIM. Broxter and Chas. MacInney.
The prizes were awarded to Mr. r. e. Nc
| Cormick and Miss Fannie H. Wright as
| the best masked guests. and Mr.. Leroy
| Fox the "booby'' prize. The guests
| then repaired to the dining rooms, which
were beautifully decorated with palms and
| the club colors, purple and white after
which dancing was enjoyed.
Those present were Miss Agatha Elliott,
''Florentine girl;'' Miss Annie Connor,
gypsy" Miss Aletha Clark. Japanese.
Miss Nellie Loveless. soldier girl" Miss
Daisy Loveless. Dutch girl" Miss Hattie
Clafiin. 'shepherdess::," Miss Annie Sis,
"Topsy;" Miss Hennie Brandt Country
| girl" Miss Mamie Clark. gypsy" Miss
Fannie Wright. "old maid" Miss Anna
Kelly. Jockey girl" Mr.. Chas Ricketts,
sailor Mr.. VIM. Wetzel Cowboy
Mr.. Joe Cole, 'Irishman;'' Mr. Earl Nc
Cormick, rip Van W1nkle:" Mr.. Leroy
Fox. 'scarecrow;" Mr. D. Linthicum,
negro SPORT" Mr.. B. Loveless, INDIAN
Mr.. Walter Essex, ''frishman;;'' Mr.. j.
Arthur Trunnei, dude Mr.. Ambrose Sis
Clown
Rear Admiral and Mrs. McCalIa will en-
tertain Miss Helen Gould during her stay
this month at Mare Island and other Cali
fcrnia points.
DR.. and Mrs. Jesse Ramsburgh have re-
turned from their summer outing at Allan
| tic City.