Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-06

Crosley, U. s. N, and Miss Pauline de
Launey Stewart of Macon, Ca, was SOL
emnized Oh Wednesday last at the residence
of DIR. T. o. Walton, Annapolis. Md, Rev.
DIR. Mcdowell officiating. The drawing
room was profusely decorated with palms.
vines and cut flowers, the bay window
being transformed into perfect bower, in
which the bridal party stood during the
ceremony. The bride, who is a stately bru-
rette, WIS gowned in white organdie, with
tulle veil. and carried bouquet Of white
pell of Norfolk, also wore an organdie
gown. Ensign Douglas, U. S. NJ, was best
man. After a wedding breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs. Crosey left for Nantucket and other
points in the east. The wedding party con-
sisted Of the immediate relatives Of the
contracting parties. Among those present
were Dr. and Mrs. T. o. Walton, Rev.
Lolita D. Crosley, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Dr. Ro-
land Walton, the Misses Walton, Mr.. Law
renee Walton, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Dowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bowie, Lieut..
and Mrs Dressed Miss Serpell, Miss MILL
gan. Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. Hopkins, the Misses
Young, U. s. NJ. c., Mr.. Werntz and Mr..
George Forbes.
Miss Carrie Rothschild is spending the
summer at Lannon.
Miss Bessie Persons has gone to Newark,
N. j., to visit her cousin for about
month.
Miss Lillian E. Urbach of Baltimore Is
VISITING Mrs. Geo. ClarVOe Oh 90 ftH street
northeast
Mrs. Daniel W. Edelin, and Aittle SON will
spend the month of July in the mountains
of West Virginia.
DR.. and Mrs. Yarrow are spending this
month in Quebec.
Mrs. Henry F. Bauer Is at Oakland. Nd.
Mrs. Fred. Gheen is at Colonial Beach.
DR.. ]. NJ. Toner has been at Derry Sta
ton. Pa, the past week, and will soon go
from there to Bedford Springs to spend
month.
Mrs. r. Exner and son, DR.. John c. Ex-
ner, will sail on the steamer for Germany
on the 18th. to be absent about two months
at Carlsbad.
Miss Emile F. Yoder, daughter of Cash
Ter Yoder of Mahanoy City, Pa, is visiting
her cousins, MAJ and Mrs c. T. Yoder Of
this city.
DIR. E. L. Sanders of Louisville, KY, with
his bride, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo.
ID. Scott of 921 r street northwest.
Mrs. c. Strauss and Mr.. Bernard Herman
have started today for Colorado Springs,
Colo, to spend the summer with her
nephew, James P. Kane.
There was quite jolly party entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs Barry at Cottage Park on
the Fourth. They spent the day in fishing,
boating. etc. A prize was offered to the
one hudfng the greatest number of old
horse shoes, and was won by Miss Jennie
r1NefHe'tTl, WHO IOunQ eight out of tWenty-
six Among the guests were: Mrs. Per
kins and sister. Misses Howser, Perkins,
Everheart. Baker. and Messrs. E. Herman,
h. Elhott. G Ramey, j. Everheart, G. Leh-
man. NJ. Snyder.
Mrs. Sarah T. Crews, Mrs. VIM. r. Bush
by, Miss Carl Louise Bushby and Miss
Cara McGeary are at Paxson, Loudoun
county. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hamilton Coates of 100
9Th street northeast left Tuesday for Oak
Grove. Va, for the summer
Capt. and Mrs. E. H. Ripley went to
Washington Grove, Md, Wednesday last.
Tor short sojourn before leaving for
ocean Grove, N. j., for the summer.
DE- and Mrs. A. L. Pratt have taken the
house 1I02 Oregon avenue northwest for
the summer months, and will not go to the
country as usual.
Mrs. w. B. Littleton and little daughter
Helen have gone to the Blue Ridge noun
tains for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bushby have gone to
their cottage at Washington Grove for the
summer
Mrs. Walter G. Gleason left this morn
ing for a sojourn of two months in Vir-
ginia.
General and Mrs. Royal left this morn
ing for Dublin. N. H. where they will stop
Tor the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Par
sons.
Misses Gretta Turley and Ethel Brown,
and Messrs. Raleigh, LuclSett, Harry Tret-
Ter and Sherwood Brown leave this after
noon for Pney Point, where they will spend
a month.
of Richmond, Va. are the guests of Mrs.
E. T. Farrar. The ladies will visit the
Jersey coast for several weeks.
Miss Jessie Hergesheimer of Capitol Hill
has gone to Cleveland. Ohio, to visit the
Misses Jennie and Maude Young, and ex-
poets to be away two months.
Miss Margaret H. Taylor, formerly of
mis- Barnes of Southampton, Conn.,, on
Tuesday last. at the residence of Mr.. Chas.
Carlton Coffin, the author. Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes left Immediately for
Norway, but will be at home September
10.
Miss Henrfe Tolson gave a reception We'd
nesday evening In honor of her niece, Miss
Mary l.. Woolverton. cool evening ia
vored the young folks, and dancing was
enjoyed to a late hour. Among those pres
ent were Miss Elsie Macauley. Miss Craig.
Miss Josephine Craig. Misses Pearl and
Ruby Woolverton. Miss Herndon, Miss
Woolvert91 Miss Mary l. ~ M0oTepton
Cortsworth Herndon, Burton Craig and
others.
Secretary and Mrs. Lamont are expected
to return to Washington in about two
weeks. They will probably spend tomor-
east over the Great Northern road. At ST.
Paul they will be the guests of President
Hill of that road.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Conwel have return
ed from their bridal trip in New England,
and are now located at 92T Westminster
street.
A bus party visited the woods on the
farm of Mr.. John f. Vogt, near Forest
ville Md, on the Fourth. On their arrival
the party was photographed by Mr.. Fred.
Meyers. After an excellent lunch served
by the ladies, the day was spent in ram
bles through the woods and dancing at the
farm house. Among those present We're:
Misses Emma. Jennie and Maud Davis,
Bessie NJ. Swanson, Mamie and Maggie
Owens, Mollie Herman, Angelina Marinelli.
Lizzie West. j. Fauth and J. Malone, and
Messrs. Fred l.. Vogt. Frank E. Ghisell,
Frank w. White, Chas. d. Burke and Frank
Burke, Geo. r. Taylor John H. Bowers,
Sylvia Giovannetti, Chas. Gates, Fred
Meyers and Mr.. Logan of Philadelphia
Mrs. Fanny L. Fassett of st. Albans VT,
was married July l to Mr.. Henry Adams
Curtis of Takoma Park, District of Column
bia at st. Marks Church, Brooklyn, by
Rev. DR.. Haskins, who is an old friend of
the family.
Miss Edith May Duryee, daughter of Col.
Redfield Duryee, has gone to New York