Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-26
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
GEN. AND MRS. GARY WILL
MARX GOLDEN WEDDING DATE.
Illness Of Miss Isabel Magruder-
Miss Williams Debut
Personal Notes.

cary and wife VIII celebrate the nftAetn an
niversary of their marriage at their home.
Dolphin street and Linden avenue. Balt-
more. with dinner this evening and re-
ception tomorrow evening.
Only children and grandchildren OF the
couple and several Of their nearest relatives
will be at the dinner Covers will be laid
for thirty-two and the table will be decor
ated with yellow chrysanthemums raised in
the hothouses of Gen. Gary at his country
home at Gainesville. Flower raising Is Gen:
Gary's hobby, says the Baltimore Sun. and
for months his gardener has been preparing
for the celebration. and has grown more
pleasant feature of the dinner Will be the
presence Of the seven daughters of the fam
lily in their wedding gowns. Only one per-
son who attended the marriage of Gen. and
Mrs. Gary in 1856, and the only surviving
member OF the bridal party. will be present
Mrs. Theresa Wilson. Mrs. Gary's sister,
who was the maid of honor. She is eighty
four years old.
There have been ten children of the union
and nine grandchildren, but only seven
daughters and one son are living. They are
all married. Mr.. E. Stanley Gary was mar
ried to Miss Mary r. McGill. They have
four children, the eldest of whom, James A.
Gary. jr., is twenty years old and student
at Harvard The next, daughter, Miss
society next year. The two youngest chill
dren are E. Stanley Gary, jr, and Mary
Raglan Gary.
Mrs. Lillian c. Taylor who married Mr..
est daughter of Gen.)and Mrs. Gary and the
only child who does not live in Baltimore.
The second daughter, Minnie H. Gary,
married Henry p. James. and their two
children are Lavinia James and Henry
James. Emma L. Gary married Mr.. Harold
Randolph: Adelaide l.. Gary married Mr..
Eugene lowering, jr.; Ida c. Gary. married
Mr.. Francis E. Pegram and they have one
~,oErI t.
married Mr.. Van Lear Black. Their two
children are Van Lear Black. jr., and Jessie
Gary Black The youngest daughter Made
line L. Gary, married DR.. Andrew H. Whit
ridge
Gen. Gary is seventy-three years old and
appears as vigorous as many men twenty
years his junior. His wife. who is seventy
years old, is a charming woman. with the
Mrs. Alexander F. Magruder has recalled
the invitations to the debut tea and dance
for Miss Isabel Magruder Monday. Deem
Der 3. Miss MagIuder is i'll with typhoid
fever. but the case is so far diagnosed as
a light one
Miss Ida ]. Ries, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry T. Ries of 1925 9Th street north
west, was married last Wednesday evening
at I:30 o'clock to Mr.. George F. Lang Of
this city by the Rev. ]. D. Buhrer of the
First Reformed Church. The bride who
was given in marriage by her father. wore
a handsome gown of white silk trimmed
with pearl ornaments. A wreath of orange
blossoms was worn in her hair and she
carried large bunch of bride roses. Miss
Bertha Lang niece of the bridegroom,
was maid of honor and wore a very be-
coming gown Of lace and white silk and
carried a large bunch of American beauty
roses. The house was attractively dec
Grated and palms and white chrysanthe-
NUNS formed an attractive background fo1
the couple during the ceremony recep-
tinn After the rpceptiOn. which
tended by only intimate friends and near
relatives, a wedding supper was served in
the dining room, which was also prettily
decorated in palms and chrysanthemums
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang left later in the evening
for northern trip. Upon their return they
will be at home at 1125 9th street north
west. Many beautiful and useful presents
were received.
Miss Alice Nipple entertained at birthday
party Friday evening, November p; at
present were the Misses Mamie and Jessie
Coburn, Nettie Gill. Irene Brown, Brownie
Jordon: Fay Sullivan. Grace Barnes, Mrs
H. Nipple, Mrs J. w. Mountain, Mrs. M. B.
Stevens, Messrs. George Levi, Walter Gill.
Beall, Parsley, Lynch, Goforth, Ridgeley,
Nipple and Barrett. Miss Nipple received
many presents. Refreshments were served,
after which the guests departed.
Mrs. Nellie Grant sartoris has leased an
apartment at a New York hotel and will re-
The younger contingent in Baltimore
society and other friends from this city are
likely to enjoy a fine time in Annapolis to-
House, given by Gov. and Mrs. Warfield
for their debutante daughter. Miss Carrie
Warfield. Two special trains will convey
the guests from Baltimore. Four hundred
invitations have been issued and some Of
the features will be old-time Maryland
| supper in the state banquet room: laneiers
and quadrilles, as well as round dances,
with Virginia reel to close the program.
Col and Mrs John R. Williams enter
tanned large party of young people at q
luncheon yesterday at the Chevy Chase
Club in honor of their debutante daughter,
Miss Juliette Williams. In the company
were Miss Chew, Miss Denny, Miss Tres
cot, Miss Converse, Miss Schroeder, Miss
| Wells, Miss Murray. Miss Humphrey, Miss
| Terry, Miss Schotten of st. Louis, Lieut..
Edward McCauley, Mr.: Archibald. Col. Bid
de MAJ. Gilmore; Lieut.. Poole. Capt.
DR.. Langhorne. Mr.. William S. Reyburn.
| Paymaster Holt, Mr.. Beale Bloomer, Capt.
| Penn, Capt. Lee and Mr.. Evans of New
| York.
| Mr.. John B. Moran. late democratic can
didate for governor of Massachusetts,, who
| was defeated by Curtis Guild, jr.. spent yes.
| terday in Washington visiting the family of
| his fiancee, Miss Martha WorthingtOn. Mr..
! Moran denied himself to callers, but 1t was
| said at the Worthington residence that the
! date had not yet been set for the marriage
of Miss Worthington and Mr.. Moran.
| Admiral Dewey and the board of manag-
ers of the Navy Relief Society will be the
| guests of honor at a large reception to be
| given by the Pennsylvania Auxiliary of the
! Navy Relief Society next Friday afternoon
| in the Glover room of the Bellevue-Strat-
ford. Philadelphia. Following the luncheon.
at which forty covers will be laid, there will
| be a general reception and tea to which
| over 800 invitations have been issued.
Mrs. Walter Fairfield is in New York.
where she has been attending the horse
show, and was guest at the Harvard
| Yale game on Saturday, and went to New
| Haven on the private train Of the Harvard
| Club
Mrs. Andrew B. Graham returned Satur-
| day from New York, where she was hand
somely entertained during the horse show
| by Mrs. John w. Bird.
| The marriage of Miss Lily McLaurnie and
| Mr.. Ansel D. Talbert will take place at the
| home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
McLaurnie, 17A u street northwest, at 2SO
o'clock Monday, December 3. Only the i'm
mediate friends and relatives will be pres
| ent.
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