Evening star., 1909-06-17
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. DICKINSON HAS GONE TO
HER SOUTHERN HOME.
Weddings Here and Elsewhere of
Pleasing 1nterest-Travel
Plans-Personals.

of War. went to Nashville, Tenn. today
and will go on Belle Mead Farm. their
home. near that city. for restful stay.
Secretary Dickinson will join her later on
at that beautiful place. although both ex-
pect to be in Washington off and on dur
ing tlre' summer.
Miss Minnie Burnett Curtis, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Curtis, and Mr..
Frederick Orville Woodson, were mar
ried last night at the First Congregational
Church by Rev. DR.. S. II. Woodrow, the
pastor, assisted by Rev. Samuel H.
Greene of the Calvary Baptist Church.
Mr. Albert NJ. Bruce of Boston was best
man, Mrs. ]. Osbourne Woodsome Of Bos-
ton, sister-in-law of the bridegroom, ma
tron of honor: Miss Eva Lenore Lacey.
maid of honor; Miss Mae L. Rea, Miss
Alice Gertrude Trow, Miss Ouida Whee-
lock. Miss Urso Camilla Yrorks: Miss A1ys
Hawks and Miss kina Costello brides
maids, and Mr.. Verne de Lacey Mr.. Rex
l.. Holmes. Mr.. John w Noicott. jr.. Mr..
F. r. Underwood. Mr. J. NJ. Credible and
Following an informal gathering or the
friends of the couple IN the church par
lors there was reception for the brida.
party and relatives at the home of the
Woodsome left for the journey to North
Brookheld. Mass, their future home.
Miss Perie Anderson. daughter Of JUS
tice and Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson, has
gone to Boston, and will be a guest al
various house parties. She will attend
the Harvard and Wellesley commence
ments.
Mrs. Townsend Miss Mathide Town
Grc
in New York. '....' '-.-' -
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Barton French of
New York had guests at a dinner Tues
day night at their Hot Springs villa to
meet Lady Hadfeld of England. sister. OF
the Attorney General.
Mr. j. H. Lehker and daughter Helen
OF Vermont avenue sailed from Balti-
more Sunday. June H. for a short visit
Va.
A large gathering Of their friends wit
messed the marriage last night at the
Rhode Island. Avenue II. P. Church of
Miss Faith Mona Scribner and Mr.. Roy
Harman Wolfe. with the pastor. Rev. ].
NJ. Gill. officiating. Palms and pink and
white flowers adorned the church.
The couple were preceded to the plat
form by the ushers. Mr. w. Carey Scrib-
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Wolfe and Mr.. James G. Craig; a maid
of honor. Miss Bessie Hackett: six little
bridesmaids, members of the brides Sun
day school class. Miss Gladys Steele.
Miss Mary Topham. Miss Lavinia Dorsey.
Miss Ruth Reppert. Miss Elsie Morgan
and Miss Lorraine Watt and a flower
girl Miss Lorraine Leese. Mr.. Edmund
S. Wolfe was best man for his brother.
The bride was picture in her trained
dress of white duchess satin that had
q vol of 1nn nd I'll all
and orange blossom wreath and shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies Of the
valley. The maid of honor wore blue
silk and lace and carried Killarney roses.
white and carried baskets of pink flow
erS.
A reception followed at the brides
home. when Mrs. A. f. Pyles. mother
of the bride. who wore pearl gray satin.
with lace trimming. received the guests.
assisted by Mrs r. S. Wolfe. mother
Of the bridegroom. who wore black en-
broidered chiffon trimmed with satin and
jet. After the reception Mr.: and Mrs.
Wolfe left for trip to Canada and Nj
Atlantic City before they return.
Miss Margaret Forster Wright. daugh-
ter of Maj j. Montgomery Wright of this
city, marshal of the Supreme Court of
the United States. and Mr.. William Wal
Ter Hawkins of San Francisco. Cal, were
married yesterday afternoon at the bun
galow of the brides sister. Mrs. Frank
SWope. at Mardean, n. j. The bride wore
white crepe de chine and pearls. Miss Mel!
Speed of New york was bridesmaid and
Mr.. Henry Burgess Snyder OF Urbana.
Ohio, was groomsman. After a reception
and luncheon the couple started on a we'd
ding tour. They will live in San Fran
cisco. where Mr.. Hawkins Is in newspa per
work He is a son of Mr.. Xeneaphon
Hawkins of Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. Ricardo de Aco.ta of New York
announced yesterday the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Marie de .Acosta, and
York and Boston. Miss de. Acosta is one
of several sisters, all of whom are re-
garded as beautiful. Her married sisters
are Mrs. Philip NJ. Lydig and Mrs. Oren
Root. There are also two sisters not
yet out in society. Mr.. Sargent is a son
Of Prof. Charles s. Sargent OF Harvard
When in New York he lives with his sis
ter. Mrs. Nathaniel Bowditch Potter. He
was graduated from Harvard in 1900.
and Is an architect. Miss de Acosta will
go to Europe with her mother week after
next. The wedding will take place early
in the autumn
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Demonet will leave
Saturday next for an extensive trip or
eight weeks. visiting the Alaska-Y Yukon
exposition at Seattle. Salt Lake, the
Grand Canyons and the Yellowstone
Park. On their return they will. go d.
Ridge mountains. where they will re-
main until about October l.
Mrs. Guy Carlton of Ashevjlle, y. c.,
is on short visit with friends at 1925
Riggs street northwest.
Miss Dorothy Dent who has been at
tending the Philadelphia School OF In