Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-13
SOCIETY IN THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL AND Ell SEWHERE

wishes to be free to stay as long as he
chooses. They will be absent year at
| least as their plans include visits to New
Zealand. Tasmania, India. Australia and
many other remote places.
Mrs. John D. Smith and sister. Miss Elix-
abeth Parker of Beltsville, Nd, left yes
terday for Colonial Beach where they have
taken cottage for the month OF August.
They will be Joined by party of friends
from Washington
Mr.. William A. King. private secretary
to Judge Martin A Knapp. chairman OF the
interstate commerce commission. accompa-
MED by Mrs. King and Miss Florence, also
Mr.. Chas 8. Saln. left yesterday for
Wasuly House. King George county, Va.
for two weeks.
Mrs Henry H. Bliss and sons are spend
ing the month of August at Camp Media
Center Lowell, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wells will leave to-
morrow for sojourn of several weeks at
the Hotel Plimhimmon, Ocean city Md.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Oliver Frank, with their
two sons. Irwin and Paul, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Mockbee, were recent arrivals at
Ocean City. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Johnson and daughter
are soJourning at Old Point, Cape Charles
and the eastern shore of Virginia for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Belle P. videtto and daughters
Verne Mae and Louise are spending the
summer at Lewinsville. Va.
Miss Grace M. Thomas and Miss Mary v
Delaplane of this city are spending a re,
weeks with Mrs. HI. H Kicker at her sum-
mer home. Peaks Island. Maine Mrs
Kicker will be remembered as Mrs. Char
a oil 1ly
Mrs. VIM. w. DAILY, with her daughters
Lillian and Marguerite and sons VIII John
and Adolph. will leave this evening for a
short visit to Norfolk and Virginia Beach
Miss Nellie Yates and Miss May Kraft
iert Yesterday for weeks stay at Viz
ginia Beach.
Miss Matte H. Gould is spending her va
cation with her cousin. Mrs. Mary A. Boyn-
toh' at cushing, Salisbury Beach. Mass.
Mrs N. Alva Ansley and two little daugh-
tiers, Jewel and baby Alva. and nurse have
gone to Atlantic City for two weeks.
Mrs. Charles H. Brooke and Miss Eliza
T. Farquhar are at The Breakers" Ocean
City, Md.
Miss May Weidman Is spending The
month OF August at the Shoreham, Allan
tic City, N. ].
MIR. and Mrs. J. f. Thompson and Mr.
and Mrs j. A. Mitchell of Southeast Wash
lnston have returned after a sojourn at
ST. Georges Island, Coulton's, Colonial
Beach and Baltimore. i
Mrs. Sadie Tazzare Roe left yesterday
Tor Harrisburg and other points In Penn
syivania, and expects to be out Of town
until September 10.
Miss Nellie Clarke OF Cleveland, Ohio. is
ICit tTcr har
Capitol Hill.
The marriage of Miss Annie Graves
Sinner and Lieut.. Cyrus Aida Dolph of the
10Th United States Infantry took place at
the residence of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Sinner. on Garden street.
san Antonio Tex, at $50 pm. Wednesday.
August 8. 1905. in the presence of a large
company OF relatives and friends
1t was military wedding and the cere-
mony was performed by the chaplain or
the regiment, Capt. Thomas ]. Dickson.
AS the beautiful strains Of the wedding
march. played by the regimental band sta
toned on the broad galleries, noated In
through the open windows, the bridal party
descended the stairway and moved into the
spacious rooms. attended by a military es-
cort of honor from the groom's company,
the bride leaning upon the arm of her
father. and preceded by her sister, Miss Iva
Sinner, as maid of honor, and her cousin,
Miss Mabel Sinner, bridesmaid on the arm
of Lieut.. Barlow groomsman and the
groom, waiting with his best man, Lieut.
Garrison McCaSkey. received his bride from
her father, standing under the maria ge
bell. The two young lady attendants were
dressed in white. bearing baskets of blue
flowers and ribbons the colors OF the
groom.
The bride was lovely in her imported
gown of white panne chiffon with pearl en-
brofdery and bertha of rose poInt-her veil,
held by brooch of pearls and amethysts,
her birthstone. presented by the groom. and
fastening a spray of orange blossoms.
The groom. son of the late Senator j.
N. Dolph of Oregon. and nephew of Mr..
c. A. Dolph a prominent lawyer OF Port
land, Ore, saw his first service in the
Philippine Islands, where he received his
baptism of fire." and was promoted for
exceptionally meritorious conduct" during
the battle ending in the fall of Manila, re-
ceiving the rank of first Lieutenant Lieut..
Dolph has many warm friends In this city,
where his boyhood was passed.
Mrs. Sinner was assisted in receiving her
guests by Mesdames C. T. Brestow of Fla
tonia. DIR. Amos Graves, ST.. Charles Floria,
T. J. Woodruff G. l.. Bates DR.. Amos
Graves, jr.. d. X. Furnish, T. d. Cobbs.
l.. A. Schreiner of Kerrvile. w. H. Weeks
of Fort Worth, H. B. Sinner, jr., M K
Sinner.
The military idea prevailed in the decora-
lions. the doorways and arches being drap-
ed with flags from the arsenal and post,
and over the bridal party during the cere-
mony the regimental flag of the Twenty
sixth foated. The dining room was deco
rated with the groom's colors. blue and
white. Drapery of tule with blue and
white ribbons and wreaths OF smiax were
carried from the central chandelier to each
of the four corners of the table over the
centerpiece OF bride roses. and the salads
and ices were ornamented with miniature
flags and doylies having gold border with |