Evening star., 1905-11-10
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
COMING MARRIAGE OF MISS
BRFMER AND MIR. w. S. CARROLL.
Other Wedding Plans Told by Invita-
tons-Home- -Comings-Per-
sonal Notes.

sonal Notes.
| The marriage of Miss Maud Clifton Bre-
| mer to Mr.. William S. Carroll will take
place, as previously announced, Wednesday,
| November 10, at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. William NJ. Bremen. Only
| small party will be present Miss Grace
| Carroll Will attend the bride. Mr. Carroll
| has been abroad in the diplomatic service
| for many years, but has lived here recently.
| Miss Bremen and her mother have divided
| their time for several years between Eu-
rope and America. spending their winters
in Boston. Miss Bremers brothers are Mr..
| Theodore Bremen of Brookline and Mr..
Clifton Bremen of Boston.
| Mrs. E. K KimbaIl of this city registered
at the Paris Office Of the New York Herald
| yesterday.
Mr. Charles NJ. Yeates of the pension Office
| and Mrs. Yeates have recently left the city
| for a prolonged stay in the south, Mr..
Yeates having been detailed by his depart
ment for Aeld service, with headquarters at
| Morristown. Tenn.
Mrs. Michler. widow of Gen. Nathaniel
! Michler. United States army, the first OFF,
| Ger in charge of public buildings and
| the Shoreham.
Friends of Capt. and Mrs. E. K, Moore
| will find them at 1913 New Hampshire ave-
nue. until after November 10, when they will
take up their winters residence at the
Cairo.
Mrs. Bullock, widow Of Rev DR.. Joseph
| James Bullock and her son, Mr.. T. Wing
field Bullock, are staying at 1888 L street
| northwest.
| surprise party was given Miss Maude
| Fellheimer last evening in honor of her
birthday. Games and piano playing were
| INDUCED in by all present. Those who
| helped to make the evening pleasant one
| were the Misses Cora and Irene Sommers,
| Flora Bernheimer, Sadie Eiseman. jeanette
! Stvers and Leona Young, Messrs. Eugene
| Young, Goldie Sigmund Sydney Guggen-
| helm. Morris Simons. Sidney Selinger Ma
| than Frank. Clarence Grosner and Myer
| Loeb.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Folln have returned
| from their wedding trip, having visited
| Newport, r. l., Providence, r. l., and New
| York and are making their home with Mrs.
| George Bohlayer, 1439 G street. northeast,
where they will be pleasea 10 receive their
| friends.
Mrs J. Edgar Mckee Of New York is the
| guest Of Mrs. James Tally Of Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew B. Graham have
| closed tnelr country nome, OTt RlClldTu-
| SON. Virginia. and are now located at
| their 18th street residence. Their two sons.
| Lorimer and Jerome Graham. have entered
Mt. st. Joseph's College, Maryland.
Mrs Joseph f. Cusack, wife of Capt. j.
| z. Cusack 10Th United States Cavalry, who
| has recently returned from the Philippines,
| and her two young sons are visiting Col.
| and Mrs. Fuger, at 1916 10th street north
| west.
|
| Miss Lillian Hamilton Simpson, have re-
turned to the city and are at 1919 Rhode
| Island avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Foster left this
| afternoon for Evansville, Ind, where they
| were summoned by the news of the death
| last night of Mrs Fosters brother, Mr.. I.
! l. McFerson, a prominent citizen of that
| city and largely identified with its COM
| mercal interests Mr.. and Mrs. Foster VIII
be away some time and expect upon their
| return to be accompanied by the mother of
| the latter Mrs McFerson, now IN her
| eighty-eighth year. This venerable lazy
| has hitherto made her home with her son.
Among the seasons debutantes will be
Miss Mary Louise Duell, the only daughter
| Of Justice and Mrs. Charles H Duel. MISS
| Duell has recently returned from abroad
and Joined her parents at their home 1851
| Massachusetts avenue.
| Miss Bangs and Miss Wilton entertained
| at dinner last evening in honor of Mrs
| Donald Mclean of New York, president
| general Of the d. A. r. The guests We're
| the president of George washington IhlEer-
| stty and Mrs. Charles w. Needham, MI
| and Mrs Charles j. Bel, Rev. and Mrs. u
| c. F. Bratenahl, Prof. and Mrs. jameson
| Mr. Casilear and Mr.. Hooper. Mrs NC
| Lean is leaving today for Baltimore anu
will go south shortly for a series or VISITS
! to friends and organizations of the natlonaI
| society.
| NJ. ,nd Mrs Marcy NJ Mitchell and Mr.
7 E Moore of 1147 sth street northwest,
| after a pleasant sojourn on Jersey City
| Heights n. j., the guests OF Mr.. ana Mls, L,s
! Nicholas Bratton, have returned 10 tnls
| city Mrs Bratton is the sister or MI.
Mitchell and formerly resided in TINS city
The marriage of Miss Nellie G. McGrath
| and Mr.. Charles w. Suit took place We'd
| nesday evening at o'clock at the home OF
! the bride, 430 Jackson street, Anacostla'
| Rev Charles NJ. Bart, the pastor OF 81.
| Teresa's Church, officiating. The parlor In
| which the ceremony occurred was beautl-
! Fi,lly decorat tied with ferns and chrysanthe-
| Nuns Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taggart, the
| latter a sister of the bride, attended the
| couple The bride wore white swiss over
| white taffeta silk. and her veil was caught
| IN with lilies OF the valley. She carried
| lchrysanthemums. Her attendant wore a
! dress of white pineapple cloth over white
| silk. Following the ceremony the young
couple held Il reception, at which large
| number of friends were present to oner con-
|
| Johnson Mr. NJ. McGrath, Mr.. A. McGrath,
| Iy. Miss Lille Thorne, Miss r. T. Sullivan,
| Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Finotti, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Johnson Mr. NJ. McGrath. T. A. McGrath,
| Miss Burr, Mr.. II. Griffith. Mrs Bell. Mrs.
| A. Somerset Miss ]. B. Reed. Mrs. s. Reed,
! Mr.. T. X Conrad. Mr.. w. w. Carey. Mrs.
| S. J. Watts, Mrs. L. Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs
| Morton, Mrs. C. Griffith. Mr. L. Griffith
DR.. Richard Tobin, Mr.. C. Carter. Mrs. H.
! r. Knott. Miss Emily l.. Martin. Mrs. NJ
soper, Mr.. ]. McGrath. Mr.. F. McGrath.
Mr.. D. Thorne. Rey. Charles NJ. Bart, Rev
| NJ p Egan, Mr.. s. Murphy and Mr.. Car
| mody Mr.. and Mrs. Suit will reside in
Anacostia.
| quiet but pretty wedding took place
| Thursday morning, November 9. at 1880
| O'Clock, at the home of Mr.. Harry Blount,
1882 Cambridge place. Georgetown. when
| his sister, Miss Harriet Woodward Blount,
| was married to Dr. John Hepburn Yarnan.
| also of Georgetown. Rev. Fred C. .Howden
| of ST. Johns Episcopal Church, George
| town. offfciated. After the wedding break
| fast the couple left for northern trip.
Upon their return they will reside at 3O2e
| P street northwest.
|