Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Wedding Bells and Finery With Autumn
Leaves
Matrimonial Events Here and Else.
where of Well-known People
Personal Notes.

The President ard his family, in common
with the few families now remaining, have
| been experiencing unusually cool weather
for the last two days. Last night open fire:
were blazing IL, nearly every room at Gray
Gables. There is very little likelihood thai
the President and his family will remain
there much longer should the cool weather
continue. The family intended to leave
about the 10th Of next month, but the pres
ent cool weather may hurry them away
even before the 1st
The marriage Of Miss Louise Adele Mar.
guerite Won Rodenstein, daughter of the
late Charles Frederick Won Rodenstein, and
a niece Of DR.. Louis Won Rodenstein OF
New York city, and Mr.. George Herbert
Stockbridge will take place at noon Wed.
nesday, September %, and will be perform.
ed by the Rev. DR.. W. c. Ware The bride
| VINO Will be given away by her uncle, DR..
| Won Rodenstein, will have her youngest
sister. Miss liza Won Rodenstein, as her
| maid OF honor. There will be no brides
| maids. Mr.. Stockbridge's best man will be
| his nephew, Mr.. William NJ. Stockbridge
and the ushers will be Mr.. w. A. Morse,
| Mr.. william Mcneil Fairfax, Mr.. Charles
NJ Catlin and Mr.. Charles Edward Rice.
The wedding breakfast and reception will
follow at the home of the brides mother,
| MRS. Elise Won Rodenstein. Riggs street.
| Mr.. Stockbridge, the groom, is a patent
| lawyer and a contributor to scientific and
| literary magazines.
The marriage of Miss Irene Langhorne
| and c. Dana Gibson of New York. who
were recently injured in a runaway acct
| aeht IN the mountains Of Virginia, will
| take place at Richmond November 10. This
| Is Just year to day from the first meet
ing OF this young couple at the New York
morse show. The marriage will take place
| at noon at st. Pauls Church. After the
ceremony there will be a wedding break
last at the home of the brides father to
| Whlch 1OO guests have been invited Miss
Langhorne Is so much improved from the
| enectS OF her recent injuries that her
| friends expect her to be out in week.
Mr. Gibson has Just returned from New
1ork and is recovering rapidly also. He
| Is at Mirador, the summer home of G. %
| Langhorne, the father of his fiancee
Lenox stock is going up with the fall of
Newport The bracing air of the Berk-
| snlres induces activity of the livliest de-
| scription and the possibilities are great for
most successful season. Newport has had
| tremendously successful two months and
has not only entertained itself with dancing,
dressing and other frivolities, but has
| listened by the hour to good music and lee
lures on literature. politics. ecclesiasticism
anu ART Inc TWO last were treated from
more novel standpoints and by talent some
what new to the platform, and were there
| fore the most successful.
The Duke Of Marlborough will leave
Marble House. Newport, where he has been
N. III.
| this week, and go to Lenox, Mass, for the
season there as the guest of Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane ar Elm Court. After the
fashionable early winter in New York, there
Will be the real season here for his enjoy
ment
The fashionable sporting colony on Long
Island is having it's day now. At the
Meadowbrook Club last week a luncheon
| was given by William Eustis, brother of
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock jr.. which was one
fah Ina
were arranged on the lawn. and the guests
most of whom were members of yachting
parties on the steam yachts out to see the
races were carried to and from Bay Ridge
on a special train.
Ex-Secretary William c. Whitney, who
has leased the residence of James L. d.
| Lanier at Westbury, Long Island. for the
autumn season. has bought about 400 acres
near Wheatley Hills, between Nestbury
and Hampstead, with the intention of erect
| ing there a large country house.
NJ. Patenotre, ambassador of France in
Washington, and Mrs Patenotre have ar
rived in Paris from Baye. near Epernaya
where they have been passing the month
| of August. They will leave for Washing
| ton at the end of the year.
Governor Morton is due at Rustic Lodge
| on the Upper Saranac lake. this week. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Morton and
Miss Morton, and together they will hunt
deer for several days in the Hiawatha
region.
The Spanish minister and family are ex-
pected to spend the fall season at Bryn
Mawr, Pa.
Dr. and Mrs. J. d. Jones Of Washington,
who have been prominent entertainers at
| Bar Harbor this season, leave for Europe
| shortly, to be gone for year.
Assistant Secretary McAdoo of the navy
! is with his family at Saranac lake to
| spend the remainder Of the season.
Mrs Lillian Rozell MESSENGER of this
| city has been invited to read a paper or
| to lecture on any subject she may select,
during the session of the womdn's con-
| gress, at the Atlanta exposition.
Miss Grace Dorsey of 2S1o G street north
ives: has returned from camp meeting.
A progressive euchre was given the
| guests of Hotel Takoma On Friday even
ing. Eight tables were filled and the prizes
| the fortunate winner of one and Gen.
| Hazen captured the other. The consola-
| ton prize was drawn by Mr.. fznaga.
| Among the participants were; Mrs NIL
burn, Mrs. Theo. Friebus, Mrs. Hazen.
| Mrs Allen. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Agnew, Mrss
Shaw, Miss Hazen, Miss Johnson, Misses
| Allen, Miss Nixon, Miss Miller, and Judge
Barrett, Cen Hazen, Judge Miller, Mr.
| Stockard, Mr.. Mearns. Mr.. Reyburn, Mr..
| Burton, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Shaw, Mr.. Spear
| ing, Mr.. Garland. Mr.. Waters and Mr..
NAPLES.
MISS Mae SCHNdS IStuTucu dltet u
pleasant visit to friends at Providence,
| r. l.
| Miss Alice Clark of Washington, Miss
| Maud Powell of Vienna, Va. and Miss Mil
| dred Searle are visiting Miss Blanche
| Drummer at Falls Church.
Mrs. Tarleton H. Bean and daughter
| Carolyne, after an absence Of year and
| a half abroad, have returned and will live
| in New York, Dr.. Bean having been ap-
pointed director of the New York aquar-
| ium. Miss Bean has devoted her time to
| oil painting and black and white draw
| ing.
Miss Aimee L. German returned Friday
| last, after spending the summer with rela-
| tives south.
Mrs. and Miss Wyville have left Capon
| Springs and are spending the month of
September in Chicago.
Mrs. Chas. LIE Roy Howser left Saturday
| for a lengthy stay in Boston. Miss Keans
will join her In weeks time.
Commissioner and Mrs. Lamoreux and
| family have returned from Wisconsin, and
| are located at 1905 New Hampshire avenue
Mrs. E. w. Davis and son have returned
home.
Miss E. O. Topper and Mrs Heitmuller