Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
FORMAL HoSPITALITIES OF THE
BRITISH EMBASSY.
Dinner and Dance Tonight in Honor Of
Prince Louis-Weddings-
Personal Notes.

Will meet at the large dinner IN MS nOHoT
representatives of the official world and
diplomatic corps, while the reception. which
is to follow. and of which dancing is to be
naturally the feature, Will be attended by
several hundred other guests, the company
showing the social strength of the capital
at this early date. The event has brought
back many resident notabities a little
earlier than planned, and brings also to
town former Ambassador Choate, who Will
stay with the Assistant Secretary of War
and Mrs. Oliver.
Miss Mary Leontine Campbell and DIR.
Samuel Evans Watkins were married at st.
Andrews Church last night in presence of
a large gathering of their friends. The
ushers were DR. Charles c. Marbury, DR..
Frederick Sohon, DR.. Virgil b. Jackson,
Mr.. Lisle S. Lipscomb, Mr.. Robert q. Howard
and Mr. E. Winchester Keyser. Mr.. j. c.
Kennedy Campbell escorted his sister,
whose bridal toilet was of white chiffon
cloth, over taffeta, with garniture of lace
and the veil of tule held in place with
coronet of orange blossoms. A handsome
brooch of pearls and necklace of pearls ana
diamonds were the jewels worn. both being
bridal gifts. Miss Gertrude Fry, niece
of the bride, the only attendant and
wore pink taffeta yelled in white lace. and
| carried a bouquet of white chrysanthe-
, NUNS. Rev. William Tayloe Snyder of the
! Church of the Incarnation officiated as
sisted by Rev George Calvert Carter, rector
| of St Andrews. A small reception at the
| home of the brides mother, on I'D street,
| followed the ceremony.
| Mrs. Talmage and her daughter, Miss Col
| lier have returned to their Massa chusetts
avenue home after their lengthy travels Oh
the past summer.
The German ambassador, who has re-
turned from New York where he stayed
| day after landing, says that his wife, the
Baroness Won Sternburg, viii sail Tor TINS
| country November %. The recent opera
ton performed on the latter was most sue
cessful The ambassador and his wife
passed part of the summer at Homburg.
where Mrs. Langham, mother or the baroh-
| ess, and Miss Langham were with them.
| reception in honor of Bishop Satterlee
will be given at Rauscher's next Wednes-
| da evening The event Is to express the
pleasure of the Episcopalians of the Dis
| trict in the return of the head of the do
cese from an extended absence abroad and
| in his restored health. which was the happy
outcome of the trip.
Miss Catherine Hooper Felgner daughter
| of Mr. and Mrs. Edward l.. Felgner, was
married at pm. yesterday 10 Mr.. wilbur
| Fisks Smith. son of Rev. Or. Joseph r.:
| Smith of this city, formerly pastor OF
| Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
| Church of Baltimore. who ofticiated, assist
ed by Rev. DIR. Wilbur F. Sheridan and Rev.
| Herbert Scott Smith, brother of the groom.
| The bride who was attended by her SIS
| ter, Mrs Harry B. Dillehunt as matron
| of honor, wore gown or Whlte cnlHoh
| trimmed with duchesse lace. Her veil was
| caught with spray of lilies of the valley
and she carried orchids and lilies OF the
| valley.
| The matron of honor wore a gown of
| white chiffon and broadcloth and carried
| American beauty roses. Rev. Frederick w.
Smith of Providence, r. l., was his broth
| er's best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left
| for bridal journey. They will reside In
| Baltimore.
| Wednesday evening, November L. a quiet
| but pretty wedding, attended by relatives
! and friends of the couple, took place at
| Alexandria, Va, at the residence of Mr..
| Davis, brother of the bride, when Mr..
| Charles D. Weaver of Washington and Miss
| Mary C. Davis of Alexandria were married,
the Rev. DIR. Stump officiating. After light
| refreshments, daintily served. the bride and
| groom were driven to their future home
| at Congress Heights, D. c., where neat,
| newly furnished cottage was in readiness
for them.
Mr.. Clarence O. Hamilton and Miss Sarah
| NJ Dilahay were married at the residence
| OF the officiating clergyman, Rev. N. ii.
| Miller. D. D., 1347 Corcoran street, on Wed
| nesday, November /, 1905, at pm. A num-
Der of friends were present to witness the
gomery county, Md. and will make their
home near Cabin John.
A Halloween party was given by Mrs.
Chapple, at 1857 AZ street southwest, to a
number of friends. Games and dancing
were INDUCED in until a late hour, when
present were Misses Mayme McDermott,
| Pearle Chapple, Edna Jarboe, Viola Nc
Dermott, Sadie Chapple, Mayme Laugh
lin, Bertha Jarboe, Ethel Chapple, Mabel
Sanford, Tillie Flynn, Ada McDermott,
Messrs. Robert Cook, William Garner.
| Elmer Chapple, Lafayette Garner M.
FRANKIE and Mr.. and Mrs. Jarboe.
IIa1louaen Marty WAS held at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Henning of
| Twining City, D. C. Games were played
and refreshments served. Among those
present were Misses Pearl Henning'
EstelIe Stansbury, Anna Thiele, Lillian
Hyatt, Annie French. Edith French,
Blanche Sill, BERTHE Day, Grace Day,
Blanche Smith, Doris HUNT, Alberta Huntt'
Maggie Shaw, Annie Shaw. Alice Shaw
Minnie Thiele, Jennie Hyatt, Garlic Hen
ming, Esther Henning, Edna Thorne, Helen
Greer. Elsie Pulaski, Helene Pulaski,
Gladys Gibbons, Madeleine Graham, Grace
Gordon. Katie Thorne, Marie Henning'
Gertrude Thorne, Annie Thorne Frederick
| Henning Mrs. Jennett Greer, Mrs. Fannie
| Thorne. Mrs Mary Henning. Mr. and Mrs.
las Henning Mrs Indiana Thorne. Mrs.
Graham Mrs. AL Thorne, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Henning, Messrs. Wesley Stansbury,
Chas. Beck. Geo. Robinson, Harry STAINS
bury, Adolph Thiele, Benton Bowie, Allen
Frank and Chas. Sill, Ducilmer Stansbury,
| + Collins w. Davis Elmer Thorne, w.
Thorne. F. Bury. R. Bell, Ernest M. Greer,
n pulaski Frank Sill, E. Isaac, ]. Douglas.
Matt. Ed and Wesley Henning and Z.
Gordon.
Mrs T. R. Clagett and Miss Clagett have
returned to Washington and will be at the
Cecil for the winter
Mrs D. c. Bell and her daughter, Miss
AFeen Bell have left Georgetown and taken
on anartment at Stoneleigh Court
Miss Mae Martin and Mr.. Burton c.
McDonald were married Tuesday evening
October 81, 1905, at 7:15 o'clock. at the
parsonage Of Foundry Church by the Rev
DR. Robert NJ. Moore. Only the immediate
relatives of the contracting couple were in
attendance. After a trip to New York and
Philadelphia they will be at home to their
friends at the Winona fats after Novem-
Der 10.
Chief Justice E. F. Bingham, retired. OF
the Supreme Court of the District of Co
lImbia and Mrs. Bingham, who spent the
summer and early fall at their home In
West Virginia, are at the Grafton for the
winter.
| Senator and Mrs. Burrows have returned
| to their home on Massachusetts avenue
which, during the summer. has been en-
Ior 1tEtfKn