Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-13
SOCIETY.
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Miss katherine McCague. Miss Eliza Nc
Cague and Miss Marie Millikln as brides
maids. These are all Wellesley girls and
were graduated from the college in the
! same class with the bride-elect. The
bridegroom's brother, Cornelius ID. Scully,
will be his best man. and the ushers Will
be Thomas j. Gillespie. jr., brother OF the
bride; DR.. Harry T. Price F,rederlck hui hui
magic. Alexander Murdoch, FRANK j. hler
and Wilson Mob. Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs McReynolds and sister.
Miss Bessie B. Borst who have been
! spending month in the mountains of
| Virginia are now on their way home, re-
turning by way of Richmond and Old
Point
Gen. and Mrs Draper at a breakfast
given at Lucerne before they left had
Mrs. Reyburn. wife of Mayor Reypurn,
among their guests.
Mr. and Mrs Anthony Drexel will be in
London shortly preparing to move IN the
new house they have taken in GrosVenor
| SQUARE The house is a large one and
| is very up-to-date in all its arrangements
| especially as regards bathrooms and ele-
yators, there being two of the latter,
while in addition to the reception rooms,
which consist of morning room, library
drawing rooms. large dining room and
small dining room, there are no 1eWer
! than twelve DeQrOOHS IOT the use VI inc
! family and guests, not to speak of the
servants rooms. With a house of this
size they feel that they will be able to
entertain much more than has hitherto
been the case.
Cant. r. c. Rynex and daughter. Miss
Grace RyneX. of this city, who are tour
! ing southern California, were lately WIN
Mrs. Alfred l.. Leonard at her nome IN
| Los Angeles.
Mrs Harriet Frost, accompanied by her
sister Mrs. NJ. Frey of Washington, VINO
| have been in Lucerne. left there lately
| for Nauheim to take the baths. At Luz
| cerne they were guests at tea given by
Mrs Webster for the Princess Rosplg-
! liosi.
! A wedding of Importance to relatives
! and a large circle of acquaintance in this
| city will take place in Paris on October
! II. when Miss Amycie de la Grange.
daughter of Baron and Baroness de la
| Grange and granddaughter of former GOV.
! John Lee Carroll of DOughoregan Manor,
! Howard county, will be married to Count
| de Ia Boessere Theuns, Belgian noble
| man. The bride-elect is the eldest daugh-
! ter of the second daughter of former Gov.
| Carroll, who was Miss Anita Carroll. The
/ ceremony will be performed in the parish
| church and will be followed By a recep-
! ton at the chateau of the Baron and
| Baroness de Ia Grange, in the Rue la
CoDernie.
| Chilum Castle. Forestvile. Prince
George county Md. the home of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Samuel 0. Tayman. was the scene
of pretty wedding at high noon yester-
day, when their daughter Miss Fran
ces Zelma became the wife of +. Jo-
| seph Weber, formerly of HarperS Ferry,
| w. Va. now of Washington. Palms. pot
| ted plants and early fall blossoms formed
| the decorations throughout the entire
lower floor of the house. Preceding the
| ceremony, Miss Grace Tayman played
| short musical program. and for the en-
| trance of the bride the bridal chorus
| from 'TLohengrin. Miss Tayman wore d
| becoming gown of white point d'esprit
| over white satin, made princess, and car
| ried a white prayer book. Her only att
| tendant was little Miss Ursula Tayman,
| who acted as flower girl, She wore be-
coming frock of Paris muslin and lace.
The Rev. Fathers +. j. Schwallenberg and
LaWless performed the ceremony. after
| the wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mis-.
Weber left for New York city and other
! northern points of interest. Mrs. Weber
wore a becoming travelling suit of blue
wolfe with hat and minor appointments in
keeping. Upon their return they will be
| at home to their friends at GIL street
| northwest.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Fl. Klopfer are
tiI, several weeks at Atlantic City,
n ].
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rothenback and
! Miss Carrie Rothenback of Brooklyn. n.
! Y. have returned home from their visit TO
| the Misses Leesnitzer at the Kingman.
The trip was made in automobiles.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Herman of Brooklyn,
y. Y. have been visiting the Misses Lee
s4litzer at the kingman.
Mrs Ben Spicer of New Orleans is Wis
| ting her sisters, the Misses Hirsh. at the
| Natchez and will be at home Thursday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Louis f.. Hayes have re-
turned from trip to Ashevile. n. c., and
| are now at home to their friends at the
| Veronica apartments.
The marriage of Miss Jane c. Campbell
of Anacostia and Mr. Dennis J. Donohue
| of Washington took place Tuesday after
| noon at o'clock in st. TereSaS Church.
| Anacostia. The ceremony was a quiet
one being witnessed by a small company
of relatives and intimate friends of the
couple Rev. Charles NJ Bart, the pastor
performed the service. Miss Nellie Rior
| dan of Anacosta was the bridesmaid and
! Mr. Michael Swift of Washington was
best man. Miss Jennie q. BARLEY, the
| organist of St. Teresa S Church. played
| the wedding marches. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
| ohue were given reception at their flu
| ture home, 412 f street southwest, lmme-
| diately following the marriage.
! Mrs Davidson, widow of Gen. ]. W.
| Davidson. after trip to kennelbunkport.
| Me- and other northern resorts. has re-
| turned to her home on Harvard street.
| Mrs Lockrdge and son have returned
| to their home at the Cairo after visit
| to relatives in the north. Capt. =. ID.
Lockridge, who has been on special de-