Evening star., 1909-08-18
N THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE SANDS-KEATING WEDDING
WAS A BEAUTIFUL ONE.
Debut Of a Newport Girl Made
: Merry Party-Travel
Plans.

lister to Guatemala. the bride was escort
ed to the altar OF the Catholic Church of
st. Thomas at Chester Heights, Pa, by
her brother, Mr.. Peter Mccall keating.
She wore a superb gown of white satin,
elaborately trimmed with old family lace,
her only ornament being a diamond pend
ant. Mr.. Henry Meade Sands was best
man for his brother. Immediately after
the ceremony small breakfast followed
at Sunnyside, the brides residence at
Wawa.
The guests at the church rncirded Mrs
John NJ. Heating. the brides mother who
wore gown of purple witn hat to
match Miss Gertrude Mccall an aunt
of the bride. who was in pate mauve,
trimmed with white lace and black vel
vet: the Misses Betty and Margaret keat-
ing sisters of the bride, were in white
muslin, and the Misses Marian and Rosa
Sands. sisters of the bridegroom. were
also in white. Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliffe
Whitehead (the latter was formerly Miss
Jane Byrd Mccall, an aunt of the bride),
Master Ralph Radcliffe Whitehead. Mr..
and Mrs. Mason Lisle and Miss Sophy
Heating were also among the guests.
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs Sands
left for Boston, and In month VIII start
for Guatemala.
The bridal presents numbered ABOUT SI.
Some of them were: Mr. and Mrs J.
Percy Heating. a tea service of silver:
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Sands. parents OF
the bridegroom, a chest of table silver:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cadwalader. silver salt
cellars: Mr.. and Mrs. John Cadwalader,
ir., chain of pearls; Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Newbold a diamond pendant: Miss
Gertrude Mccall. silver teapot, cream pot
and sugar bowl: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gardner
Cassatt a silver waiter: Mr.. and Mrs.
Radcliffe Whitehead. complete set of
linen; Mrs John Markoe. piece OF silver:
Miss Anne Thomson. penda't OF
Gray. three pieces of silver: Mr.. ] man
Biddle, a travelling bag. and Miss lose
phine Borie, coffee cups.
Wallach yesterday at Newport was in
tended for an outdoor fete, but the gale
prevailing changed Its character to coy
indoor party at Edna villa. Mrs wal
ZACH, Miss Wallach and Miss Kathryn
Bulkley Lawrence received together, and
Mrs Charles L. F. Robinson and Miss
.Maude Wetmore and Mrs. Ernest Iseln
poured tea. A Hungarian band played,
and there was informal dancing late in
the afternoon. The debutante's friends
sent her many bouquets, which were
made feature of the house decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs William Nelson Crom-
well are entertaining Senior c. c. Arose
country estate in Seabright N. j. Later
Senior Arosemena will go to the North
Shore Of Massachusetts,.
in-law and daughter. Lieut.. and Mrs. u.
S. Grant. staying with them at Clinton,
n. Y.
Justice Brewers sisters, Misses Eliza
beth and Adele Brewer. have returned
from Europe and have reopened their
home at Stockbridge, Mass.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. E. H. c.
Leutz of Washington. have arrived at
Heaton Hall at Stockbridge and will re-
main through this month.
Mrs. c. c. Wise of so7 E street south
east, who is visiting relatives at Staun-
ton, Va. will soon be Joined by her hus-
band and will return after September 80.
Mrs. Ienora Foster Sanborn announces
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Ruby Sanborn to Mr.. Henry Kipp Nc
Kallip of Pittsburg, Pa.
Rev. DR.. Abram Simon and family have
returned from their vacation.
Misses Jeanette and Florence Fischer
of 1914 9Th street northwest are summer
ing at the Cliff House. in the Blue Ridge
mountains. They will remain there until
the latter part of September.
Capt Charles Fischer. T.. Dollhouse, NJ.
Horn, f. Williams and j. Welsh are en-
joying a yachting trip down the Chesa
peake bay on Mr.. Fischers boat. the Mel
vale They will be the guests of Mr.. r.
Jukes at his house on Benham Island.
Miss Amy xander and Miss Annie King
after delightful sojourn at Virginia
Beach and Ocean City. Va, are now at
Atlantic City. From there they will go to
Boston by sea.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Heron of New York
is the guest of Mrs George S. Duncan,
300 7th street northeast.
Mrs. M L. Gottwals and sister. Mrs.
Samuel E. Williamson; Miss Ruth Will
hanson and Mrs. ]. w. Powell have
formed a party and now sojourning
in Hanover. Canada, at the residence of
the parents of Mrs. Gottwals. After a
months time they will make a tour of
the province. visiting their relatives and
many friends.
Mr. Alexander Mckay of Norfolk and
Miss Lula NJ. Jones Of Washington, D. c.,
were married by Rev. c. C. Raun at the
Temple, Brambleton ward, Norfolk, Au-
gust Is.
Rev. O. w. Burtner and family of An
sonia. conn.,, are visiting Mr.. and MRS.
w. Topham of 43 u street northwest.
They will return to Ansonia August 25.
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude E. Mas
sey to Mr.. Horace G. Malcolm took place
last evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
E. P. Hazleton, 906 G street southeast,
Rev. Donald C. Macleod officiating.
The bride. who was unattended, was
given in marriage by Mr.. John f. ONeill.
She wore a handsome tailored suit of
ashes of roses, elabOrately embroidered,
and a picture hat of black with black
willow plumes.
Preceding the ceremony, which was wit
messed by many friends of both, a musical
program was rendered by Mrs. Alton
Windsor. who also played the wedding
march.
A reception followed. after which Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm left Washington for
a trip to Philadelphia, Atlantic City and
New York.
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm
will reside at the Mount Vernon, where
they will be at home to their friends after
October 1.
A watermelon party was given last Sat
urday evening at the home of Capt. Wes-
ley Barns, at North Chesapeake Beach,
Md, in honor of Miss r. Edelin,. Miss E.