Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-15
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A GOLDEN WEDDING DAY HAP
PLY MARKED.
Marriages Here and Elsewhere Of
Pleasing Interest-Per-
sonal Notes.

sonal Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Abrams celebrated
the f1ftieth anniversary of their marriage
last evening at their home. 1880 Corcoran
street. They are both descendants of old
New York families, and were married at
Middleburgh, N. Y, November IA. 1857, by
Rev. Edwin Veddar The family moved
to this city in the early seventies. Mr..
Abrams was connected with the board of
public works, and laid the first concrete
pavement in this city in front of the Ar
lington Hotel In 1871. He Is a member
Of the Oldest Inhabitants Association and
a veteran of the civil war. The surviving
children, Mr.. G. G. Abrams and Mrs. H.
D. Dickson were present last evening, as
were also the grandchildren, G. Raymond
Dickson, Jessie L. Dickson and George
Abrams jr. After a pleasant social even
ing all adjourned to the dining room
where a bountiful collation. was served.
The couple received many beautiful gifts.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Piper Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cashell Ewell Cashell, Miss Flora Smith
of Waterfall, Va, Miss Nora Glove, Miss
Marie Prince, DR.. Esl!n. Mr.. Rheese, Mr..
Coleman, Mr.. Tracy, Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs G. B. Abrams. Mrs. G. G. Abrams
and Mr.. H. D. Dickson.
The Rev. w. NJ. Morgan-Jones and Mrs.
Morgan-Jones, who have been abroad since
last year, have returned to Washington
and have opened their house on Rhode
Island avenue.
President Mauck of Hillsdale College
and his daughter, Miss Ruth Mauck, ar
rived here yesterday, and are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius E. Gr1dley-
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Cropley and family
have returned and are again located IN
their former home. 1402 Slst northwest,
where they will be pleased to see their
friends
Mrs. Catherine A. Geier announces the
Louise, to Mr. Hugh A. Kane, Thursday
November IA. at Holy Name Church, by
Rev. Father Kervick. Owing to recent
death in the brides family, the ceremony
was quiet. After short trip to James
town Mr.. and Mrs Kane will reside at
7O1 9th street northeast. --
Mr.. Abe Cohen Of 416 18th street north
west has returned from New York, where
he attended the auto show and spent
some time with his mother. MRS NJ
Cohen, who has been the guest OF her SIS
ter, Mrs. M. L. Bush, for the past SIX
| weeks.
Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg Of Pittsburg, ma
tional president Of the Council of Jewish
Women, is the guest of Mrs: Milton J.
| Rosenau. and both ladies will be at home
informally tomorrow Saturday after
noon.
A small party Of relatives and close
| friends were at st. Margaret's Church
| yesterday for the marriage OF Miss Edith
| Lee Morgan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas P. Morgan, and Mr. Albert II.
Stevens, at which Rev. Herbert Scott
/ Smith officiated. The bride wore tailored
gown with large black plume trimmed pic-
ture hat Mr.. woodbury. Stevens was his
brothers. best man. After a wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens will reside at the
Nelson, in 20th street.
Miss Rebecca c. Powell of Virginia has
returned to the city and will be during
the coming winter the guest Of Mrs.
Burke at Chetwoode Terrace, Iowa
circle.
Miss Maud Broumel King, daughter OF
Mrs. Charles A. D. King of Baltimore,
was married in this city Wednesday to
Lieut.. Robert Livingston Denig, United
States Marine Corps, in the presence of
their relatives and few intimate friends.
It had been the intention Of the young
| couple to be married in Havana. where
the lieutenant has been stationed the past
year. but recent orders sent him to Bos-
ton where he has taken his bride. Mrs.
!
Charles A. D. King. who died shortly
after the 6panish-American war.
Mr.. J. A. Arrange. minister from Pan
instant. During the minister's absence
Mr.. c. c. Arosemena will act as charge
d'affaires.
The marriage of Miss Marie Magdalene
Thomas, daughter Of Mrs. Frank Thomas
| Of Asoury Park, N. j., and Judge Rich
mond Alexander Mullowny of this city,
will take place at Hotel Marlborough, AS
bury Park, November 20, at noon. Mr.
Philip Hidrch, IT.; uncle of the bride, will
Philadelphia will be matron of honor. Mr..
Campbell Darlington of this city will be
best man, The ushers will include Mr..
Ralph Smith bot, Of Newark N j.; DR.: L: B
Nulty of New York. About 600 invitations
have been issued for the wedding break
fast.
Miss Carol Newberry was the guest OF
honor yesterday at luncheon given by
Miss Denny. Miss Sadie Murray. Miss
Eleanor Ridgely, Miss Henrietta Fitch,
Miss Sands. Miss Scott Miss Hoyt. Miss
Of this season. and Miss Carol Crawford
and Miss Clochette Magruder, who came
out last spring, were in the party.
been
spending the autumn at Beivoir, the home
of her son, Fairfax harrison, in Virginia
has takenn apartments at the Richmond
for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bur
ton Harrison will occupy Commander
Keys house on street this winter.
Mrs. Eloise Stevenson Kernochan, the
widow Of James L. Kernochan, was mar
ried yesterday in Grace Church chantry
New York. to Mr.. Alexander Butler Dun
can son of w Butler Duncan The hr:d O
who was given away by her brother, Mr.
costume, with q hat to match. She had
no attendants. Blair Lee of WASHINGTON
was best man. Only the immediate mem
bers of the Stevenson, Kernochan and
Duncan families were present at the wed
ding. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan sailed for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Guest will spend
three weeks in New York during January
when the daughter of the latter, Miss
Lucy Bigelow Dodge, will be presented
to society. Mrs. Guest who was Mrs
Flora Bigelow Dodge. and a daughter OF
Mr.. John Bigelow, former resident here
will have a number of house parties at
her Canadian home, on the Isle ST Giles
st. Anne de Beaupre, twenty miles from
| Montreal.
Ambassador Reid and Mrs Reid gave
a luncheon at Dorchester House, Lon
don, yesterday for the new Mexican min.