Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-07

| Mrs. Flora Bigelow Dodge. at her mar
| riage yesterday at her home in Sioux Falls
| to Mr.. Lionel Guest, wore a white chiffon
gown painted with apple blossoms. Her
| house was beautifully decorated for the
| event. Mr.. John Bigelow, the aged father
of the bride, was not present. but Will
meet the bridal party at Montreal. Mr..
| Guest and his bride left for the east where
l they will pass their honeymoon. They will
make their home an island called Lit
| tie Britain. about forty miles from Mon
! treai, in the st. Lawrence river. Mr.. Guest
| Is the fourth son OF Lord Wimbourne and
| first cousin of the Duke of Marlborough,
Duke of RoMburgbe and Winston Churchill
| Mr. Joseph Letter was among the few
guests at the wedding.
| Judge NJ. L. Bundy, prominent citizen
OF New Castle Ind, is visiting his son at
| ri Seaton place, Lexington.
| Mr.. VIM. X Clute of Ionia. Michigan is
visiting the city for several days al a guest
| Of his uncle. Donald Macpherson of this
city. He will also extend his trip on
business through New York, the New Eng
land states and Canada.
Mrs. Geo. A. Robinson of Harvard street
with her little son, Albert, and sister, Miss
| Nettie Jackson, is summering at Patterson
cottage, Harpers Ferry.
Mrs. Lula Carroll Turner. with her
mother, Mrs. Fannie " Carroll, and two
children, left here Thursday for Harper's
Ferry, where they win spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Alisan Wilson has left the city to
spend the summer in Colorado
Mrs. H. l.. Johnston Mrs. ]. p Quill
and niece Miss Ethel M. Hardell, will leave
| fnVv.1r loo
Boston to visit their relatives, Judge and
Mrs. A. Nathan Williams.
Miss Marie C. Brietbarth of this city will
sail on the Cedric, sailing the 18th of Sep
| TENDER, and while abroad she will be the
guest Of Mrs. John A. Stirling, formerly
| Miss Taylor of this city. She will remain
| abroad all winter, and during her stay
VIII visit England, Germany and Switzer-
| land
The marriage of Miss Josephine f Hiatt.
| daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Jesse NJ Hiatt
| to Mr.. Fred Lees took place "Wednesday
| evening at o'clock at the home of the
| brides parents, 5O2 Seward Square In the
presence of relatives and few near friends
| The ceremony was performed by Rev Ed
ward B. Bagby, pastor of the Ninth Street
Christian Church. The bride who was
gowned in dainty dress of white liberty
| SILK over white taffeta and carried a shower
| bouquet of Brides roses had as her
| only attendant Miss Katherine NJ Fletcher
who was dressed in pink null The groom
was attended by Mr.. Harry NJ Hiatt. the
brides brother. The wedding march was
played by Miss Monette Hallam. The brides
going-away dress was golden brown taft
feta silk, with hat to match. Late In the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Lees left the city
FOR an extended trip TO New York Boston
and other northern cities After August
L they will be at home at AIT A street
southeast for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. j. F. Smith and daughters, Mrs. w.
w. Adamson, jr., and sons. and Misses
Della and May Molloy are at Addella cot
tage' Colonial Beach, Va. On July 4
Mrs. Barton and Messrs. VIM w. Adam
son, 5r, John Moloy, Benz HOLIDAY and
Frederick S. Vermilion, all of this city.
Miss M. Genevieve Fenwick. only daueh-
ter OF 9. B. Mcclellan Fenwick of the In
terror Department, is visiting her school
mate. Miss Lucy Strother. daughter of
Judge Strother of Pearisburg Va
Miss Hazel ]. Conklin of Boston is visit
Ing her uncle, Mr.. Alton B. Carly of 1884
she VIII visit friends and relatives in west
ern Maryland.
Miss Alma Gensler of 1901 o street is
spending the summer IN Caroline county
Virginia.
Miss Mabel L. Walton, a school teacher,
was married at her home, in North Adams
Mass, yesterday, to William H. Wanna
MAKER, wealthy merchant of PHILADELPHIA
and brother of John Wanamaker Only a
Few relatives and friends were present I'm
mediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Wanamaker left for a trip to the Pacific
coast, via the Yellowstone National Park
They will reside in Philadelphia after Octo-
Der 15.
Mr.. George w. Boyd. general passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania road, has gone
west in the private Pullman car Courier
to the Yellowstone National Park His
party consists of Mrs Boyd and Miss Boyd
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and Miss Cook Miss
Parker and Miss Slaughter, all of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Hobson of this city is the guest of
Mrs. Slater at her Newport villa.
Mrs. William H. Knots announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Frances
Edna, to Mr.. Stacey Lundy Heacock.
Misses Charlotte and Lille Bailey of $50
G street southwest will leave July 8 for
Prince William county, Virginia, where
they will remain until September Il
Mrs. ]. Wesley Bovee has just returned
from an extended western trip and will
leave at once for "Utowana." the Bovees'
summer home on Chaumont bay, at foot OF
Lake Ontario.
ne marriage OIO MISS DAISY wise ana
Mr.. Walter Woodward took place Wednes-
day evening at 10 o'clock. the Rev DR..
Nicholson officiating After the ceremony
supper was served at the residence of the
BRIDES sister, Mrs e. Leon Thompson.
Later Mr.. and Mrs Woodward left for an
extensive trip, to be gone until September
Is. The bride was the recipient Of many
elegant and costly presents.
Police Sergeant and Mrs. w. F. Falvey
have announced the marriage Of their
daughter, Annie NJ. Falvey, to Mr.. w. l..
Hewes The wedding took place at 230
o'clock July 5, and was a quiet one. Mr.
and Mrs. Hewes will make their home In
Washington.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following
William Bell and Eva Gibson