Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
VICE PRESIDENT HAS CHOSEN A
K-sTREET HOME.
The Small Horstman wedding-To-
nights Ceremonies--Per-
sonal Notes.


The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks,
who have leased the Morrell house at 1101
K street. have taken possession. The house
is well adapted to the purposes of vice
presidential residence and is In good order.
Its present interior finish is due to the
taste Of its owner, who made many changes
without as well as within when he took
possession several years ago. Mrs. Nor
rell came here but seldom. and last year
the health of Mr.. Morrells mother was so
delicate that they were obliged to stay
south with her. The house was originally
the home of and was built by the late
Hallet Kilbourn. whose wife designed its
interior finish and most OF Its arrange
ments. The late Mrs. Leland Stanford add
ed the large dining room on the 18th street
side during Senator Stanfords lease OF the
property. On the adjoining blocks are the
homes Of Secretaries Hitchcock and Taft,
Assistant Secretary Bacon, Senators Ell
kins. Wetmore and Knox, Nine Bonaparte.
Major and Mrs Hoxie and other we'll
known persons.
Personal friends and relatives, several
hundred in number witnessed the marriage
at noon today of Miss Ethel Dallas Horst
man, daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Oden Horstman, and Mr.. Sid
ney Small of Toronto, Canada. The event
took place at the home of the bride Rev.
Roland Cotton Smith performing the cere-
meny. Mr.. Ferdinand o. Horstman es-
corted his sister. who was otherwise un-
attended. The newly married couple left
late today for honeymoon jaunt which
Is to end in Toronto, where they will live
The Hon. Alan tombstone, British minis
ter to Denmark. and Arthur James Herbert.
British minister 10 Norway both of whom
married Americans, have both been pro-
mote,' the RAM. of knight commander OF
the Victorian Order, according to cable
gra n to The Star today. Mr. tombstone,
who is the fourth son of the first Baron De
went married in 1872 Miss Antoinette Pin
chot of New York. Mr.. Herbert married
Helen A. Gammell of Providence, r. 1.
Mrs c. D. Merwin left town today for
southern trip and will be away until Janu-
ary She will visit in Mississippi and Flor
ida, going far as Palm Beach.
Mrs. George Heazelton of California has
arrived for a visit with her mother Mrs
jamin Buttcrworth, who has an apart
ment now at the Wyoming, Connecticut
avenue, and where they will be glad to see
their friends.
Tie marriage of Miss Gertrude Adler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice J. Adler,
to Mr. Charles Milton Newman OF North
Carolina will take place this evening at the
family residence on P street. Rev Mr.. J. H.
w. Blake of Christ Church will ofticiate
The bride will be attended by Miss Florence
Gass of Culpeper, Va, as maid or honor,
and Mr.. w. z. Trenchard of North Carolina
will be best man. The marriage win take
place at 8 o'clock, with only a family party
present, and a reception will follow at S:3o
After a northern trip the couple VIII come
back here before going to North Carolina
to I've.
The marriage of Miss Blanch Mulloy and
Mr.. Charles Edward Walker will take place
this evening at o'clock. The Rev. Father
O'Rourke will perform the ceremony in the
rectory of ST., Dom.ncs Roman Catholc
Church, 9Th and E streets southwest. A
reception will follow at the home of the
bride, 327 c street southwest, from to 10
O'Clock. Miss Gertrude Williams will be
the bridesmaid and Mr.. Frank Mulloy,
brother of the bride, will be the best man.
The marriage of Miss Sara Louise Har-
rison. daughter of Mrs Milton S. Harrison,
to Mr.. Evans Browne. son of Mr.. and MRS.
Church will be beautiful event. Miss Effie
Cassel, daughter Of Representative Cassel
of Marietta. Pa. will be the maid Of honor.
Miss Frances Cassel, Miss Anne Nelson of
Chambersburg, Pa; Miss Helen Meadow
ell of Philadelphia, Miss Margaret Hough-
ton of Port Chester, N. Y: Miss Alice Tay-
lor cousin of the bride, from Washington
Pa and Miss Mary Dove and Miss Ruth
Browne, cousins of the bridegroom, both Of
this city, all of whom were classmates OF
the bride at college, will be bridesmaids
Two other attendants Will be Miss Mary
Browne, the seven-year-old sister OF the
BRIDEGROOM and Edward Dove who will
be ribbon bearers. Mr.. Alexander Britton
Browne will be best man. The ushers VIII
be Mr.. Coulter Wells. MIR. Maury Dove, 1r-
Mr. Adds Browne, brother of the bride
groom who has come down from Yale to
act; Mr.. Richard Flonoy, Mr.. Herman Charl-
ton Graves Mr.. Herman X. Harrison,
brother of the bride and Mr.. Bayara Zen
York The couple is to live in the Waverly
on California avenue.
The marriage of Miss Frances Marion
Trimble and DR. Henry Fenno Sawtelle Will
take place tonight at 130 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Matthew Trimbe, 1920 Rhode Island ave-
nue. northwest The Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith. rector of st. Johns Church will
perform the ceremony. There will be no
attendants and only relatives have been
asked to the ceremony A RECEIPT ON VIII
follow from S to 10 o'clock. After we'd
ding trip to New York and other points
north and east the couple will be at home
at 1920 Rhode Island avenue northwest on
the first and third Thursdays In January.
The marriage of Miss Cora May Lyon
aad Mr. Howard Delmar Chapman Will take
place this evening at 1 o'clock at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r.. !. Lyon IA 10th street northeast. Rev
John Compton Ball. pastor of the Metropol-
itan Baptist Church. will ofhclate. The
maid of honor Will De MISS Etnei fienarly
and the best man Mr. James Brooks. The
two little nieces of the bride. Misses Esther
and Mary Lyon, will be the ribbon girls, and
her nephew, Master Henry Arthur Lyon, jr.,
will carry the wedding ring on silver
Mate A reception will follow before the
departure of the couple for a southern trip
After December they will be at home at
ID 10th street northeast.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abel and son have
to their new home, 1454 Douglas
street northwest DWELLING place.. where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
Mrs Fletcher Conner is visiting her par
ents and will be with her mother, Mrs. A
B. Browne, 1923 P street. Friday, Novem- |
Der "a
The Thanksgiving tea at the Founding
yesterday was successful in bring
ing together most of the old friends and
many Of the new ones of this institution.
The thirty-three babies were at home to
oAr trof T.