Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE sIMPsoN-KAUFFMANN WED
DING TODAY.
Another Christmas Week Marriages.
Chinese Hospitality-Per-
sonal Notes.

Miss Louise Kaufman and Dr. John c.
Simpson will be married this afternoon at
o'clock at the residence of Mr. s. H.
kaunmann. on Highland terrace Only a
FAMILY party will be present at the cere-
mony, which Bishop Satterlee will perform
MISS Barbara Kaufman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman, now in her
| graduating year at Smith College win at
| tend her aunt as maid of honor Mr.. Hor-
| ton Simpson will be best man for his
brother A large reception, from : to 7.
| will follow, before the newly married connie
VIII leave for their honeymoon journey.
The out-of-town relatives and friends of
| the bride and groom here for the event in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. Priestlev
| of Des Moines. Miss Horton of Pennsyi
vania, Miss Haine and Miss Emerich of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Benson of
Passaic. N. j.; Mrs. White of Great Bar
| flngtoIl, Mass; Mrs. A. J. McGrath of New
| ark, NJ j.: Mr. and Mrs. George T.. Roweli
| OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs George w.
| Boyd Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Brooks Mr.. Ed
| win Cooke and Miss Stephenson of PhiIa
oelphia and Mr.. Frank &. Noyes of Chi
| cago are also here for the wedding
| MI. Rudolph ID. kauffmanp and Miss Ell
! sic kauffnann OF Peru, South America, are
| house guests of their uncle, Mr.. s. III.
| Kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman gave a
| oinner of twenty-six covers last night at
| Rauscher.s in honor Of Miss Louise Kauff-
| mann and DR.. John C. Simpson. The round
table, laid in the ballroom was decorated
| with pink roses and foliage and beautifully
| nodded candy horseshoes wedding bells
| and other good-luck tokens
A pretty wedding took place yesterday at
| st. Martins Catholic Church at 4:3O o. m
the contracting parties being Miss Elsie
| e. Macaboy. daughter of Mr.. William Mac
\ aooy, and Mr. Angelo j. Bargagni The
| ceremony was performed by Rev Father
jasclli. Miss L. Macaboy was bridesmaid
and Mr.. G. MCGEE was best man. The
| brlde wore a pretty suit of navy blue
| broadcloth. A reception was held at 500
/ K street northeast from to II O'Clock D.
| m, at which a large assemblage was pres
| ent. Refreshments were served during the
evening. Among the relatives present were:
| Mr.. and Mrs William Macaboy, Mr.. and
| Mrs. f. Bargagni, Mr.. ad Mrs. J. S. Mac
alloy. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Finelh. Mrs. NJ
| CAN'T, Mrs NJ. Poore and Mr.. Silvio Bar
| gagni. The couple will be at home to their
| friends at 300 X street northeast after
| January s.
| Invitations have been issued for tea and
| sale of Christmas articles tomorrow after
| noon from 3 to 6 o'clock at the Young
| Women's Christian Home, gil C street
northwest, under the auspices of the aux
| iliary of the home for the benefit Of the
infirmary.
MT. ana MIS-. RODSTl Harper OF IL East
Capitol street have issued cards for the
marriage of their daughter Mamie Parrott
to Mr.. Harold Scofeld Belts of Wilton,
Conn, December 10, 1895. Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. John Henry Roche has cards out
for a tea Friday, December Is, 5 to Z,
to meet Miss Nelson.
Mrs. John Hay, widow of the late Secre-
tary of State, and her daughter, Mrs
James Wadsworth, jr., have arrived here
for the winter.
Mrs. Richard Pardee Williams, wife of
Rev DR.. Williams, of Trinity Episcopal
Church, has cards out for q tea Wednes-
day, December 20, at the rectory on G
street, when she will present their daugh-
ter Miss Marguerite Williams, to society.
Mrs. j. Thomson Swami has returned to
her home on 10th street, for the winter.
She spent the past summer and fail at
her place at Princeton n. j., where
she is surrounded by the friends of a life
vous of the most cultured and delightful
people.
The Chinese minister will give dinner
Thursday night in honor of Lady Hart of
England, wife of Sir Robert Hart who Is
at the head of the Chinese customs and
has been In that service nearly half CEN
fury. Lady Hart and her daughter are on
their way TO China to spend the winter
there.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Lamberton an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Elizabeth Stedman. to Lieut.. Richard Das-
pit La Garde, United States army. The
wedding VIII take place during the holi-
days.
General and Mrs. Kearny entertained at
dinner last evening for Admiral Sir Cyprian
Bridge of England.
Gen. O'Reilly of the medical department
United States army, and Mrs. ORelly have
opened their house, No. 1925 @ street, for
the winter.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Miss ALA lie Garde Vickery second daugh-
ter of Mr.. Charles w. Vickery, superin-
tendent of the railway mail service, and
Mrs. Vickery, to Mr.. Stuart ]. Gass The
marriage ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev. Richard Pardee Williams rec
tor Of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
was witnessed by relatives of the contracting
parties and was followed by an informal
reception. for which no cards were issued.
Later. in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Gass
left for trip through Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wood of Whining
ton Del, are the guests of Miss Jackson
1894 31st street northwest. Mrs. Wood was
formerly Miss Matte Cropey
Mr.. George Jackson has arrived from
Nome, Alaska, and will spend the winter
Will MS SlSlSs, MIS-. FRANCES FREEING lJySen
1922 Vermont avenue.
Miss Gilbert. 1444 Rhode Island avenue.
will be at home informally the second and
fourth Wednesdays during the winter.
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Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
George Cook and Fannie Mulican.
James f. Marsh and Jane L. Straughan.
both of Northumberland county, Va.
Simon ]. Schaffer of this city and Vir-
ginia M. Gill of Finksburg, Md
VIII Anderson and Dora Despert
Milton Johnson and Hester L. Jones'
VIII Delaney and Maria Jones.
John C. Simpson and Louise Kauffmann
Frank s. Hoban of this city and Carrie
r. French of Forest Glen, Md.
NJ Chauncy Johnson and Mary l. Wiley
Richard II. >Beckley and Georgia A.
Smith.
Alvin A. Cline and Ethel M Pond