Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
What Westinghouse Are Doing This
Season.
An Early Fall wedding That VIII In.
terest Many People Here
Personal Notes.


Of their daughter. Miss Dorothy Byrde
Rogers. to Mr.. Thomas Clarence Noyes on
Wednesday, September 8. at high noon. The
wedding will be at the Sixteenth Street
Baptist Church, Rev. DIR. Stakely. and
promises to be the leading social event of
the early fall. Miss Rogers is one OF the
most attractive and popular young ladies
in Washington society. and is the possessor
Of magnificent voice, that has been heard
at numerous social and charitable func-
tons Mr.. Noyes is the youngest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Noyes, and is himself q
well-known young newspaper man. having
been connected with the staff Of The Even
ing Star for the past five years. On the
Rogers will give a reception from 8 until
| IL O'Clock in honor OF the young couple at
their residence, 1877 8 street.
The wedding of two prominent young
persons, both members of families well
known in military circles, was celebrated
at Piainfeld, n. j., at noon yesterday. The
groom was Lieut. Amos Shattock of Ver-
| mont, now stationed at Fort Buford, and
the bride Miss Susan Cogswell, daughter OF
| the ate Col. Cogswell OF this city. The
marriage, which was very private. occurred
| at the home of the brides uncle and aunt,
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Brooks. with whom she
has lived since her fathers death. She was
prominent in society life and has hosts Of
| friends here.
| Mrs. A. p. Crenshaw and sister, Mrs.
John 8. Wilson, are at the Warm Springs,
Bath county, Va.
Mr.. J. George Scott, sister and niece are
enjoying a brief and pleasant vacation at
Colonial Beach.
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walter have issued
Invitations for the marriage Of their daugh-
| ter. Clara Edith. to Mr.. Herbert c. Graves,
| on Tuesday evening, September 4. at 3
| O'Clock, in Spencerfsn College Hail. Mr..
L ,y.1 - .A<- O.
teinber Is at go South Fairfax street.
Alexandria.
Miss Alice e. willoughby has returned to
the city from Orkney Springs.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Ross. accompanied by her
| little niece. Lizzie, Is visiting friends at
Manassas. Va They are expected home on
| September 1.
Mre. Maria Blackwell Of 1146 10th street.
accofA panied by her granddaughter. Halle
Brown is visiting friends at warrenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Martin and son re-
turned yesterday from a thirty days visit
in Genesee county. N. Y.
Mrs. ]. r. Hayes and daughter, Miss
Areta v. Hayes. have me for a months
stay in the mountains of Pennsylvania.
Miss Nellie Bresnahan VI Baltimore is
visiting Miss Angela Healey of South
| Washington
The Misses Effie and Rhoda Richey and
Miss Lizzie Nash have gone to Colonial
| Beach for a short stay
Miss Lizzie Eckert and Miss Alice Healey
are stopping at Pfney Point Hotel
Misses Annie Frisch and Minnie Stissel
Of Baltimore are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H.
e. Wooden of 1885 F street northeast dur
ing the encampment OF the X. of p.
Mrs. Alice T. Anderson of s033 n street
Is spending the season at Berkeley Springs.
W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Herman have re-
turned home after a two months sojourn
at Atlantic City. Long Branch and Cape
Mrs. Albert Norris and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, are spending the summer at Sara
toga Springs.
Mrs. Emma A. Morgan has returned AZ
ter months sojourn at Round Hill. Va
Last evening an enjoyable birthday party
was given at COZ sth street northeast, fol-
| lowed by pleasant straw ride in honor
OF Charles Blackburn Kesler Of Louisville
Ky. The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Aesier OF 81. Louis and Mrs. Condor Of
| Louisville. Ky. Among those present were
the Misses Nellie Stone. Alice Cooley Biz
die and Florence Bealer, Jennie Mover.
Luiie kesier, Cora Miller. Ruth Patterson,
Sadie Fathers. Messrs. Roy Stone Francis
Commody. Irwin Prigeon, Russell Patter-
son, Albert Bealer and Charles B. Kesler
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Clark of Kansas City.
Mo-, are spending some time with friends in
| Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Mann are out of the
city on an outing which will include a tour
of the lakes and visit to the Yellowstone
| Park.
Miss Maude W. Dutton has gone to North
Mountain, Berkeley county, w. Va. for a
short stay.
Miss Katie n Jaquette is spending a DOR
ton of her vacation with her cousin, Mn.
X. II. Gordon. at Atlantic City, n. ].
The rumor of the engagement of Miss
Daisy German. second daughter of Senator
| German, to Mr.. Richard johnson or this
city has been confirmed by a mutual
| friend or the young couple. Mr.. johnson In
| sou OF MIR. 4. kurtz johnson, president
| of the Citizens National Bank of this city
He Is handsome young fellow, not over
| Twenty-Five years Of age, and a college grad
| uate. He acts as his fathers private sec-
| rotary and business associate.
The johnson family Is of Eastern Shore
extraction, MIR. Z. Kurtz johnson having
been born and reared In Dorchester county.
Nd. Miss German has about passed her
twentieth year. is a pretty girl, and has
peen prominent and popular in social cir
cies IN this city and Howard county, where
she is spending the summer rnontbs 81
| rairv1ew, her fathers home The dats
OF the wedding has not been fixed,